Meeting with National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) Officials, July 14, 1988

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Title (Dublin Core): Meeting with National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) Officials, July 14, 1988
Date (Dublin Core): 1988-07-14
Date Created (Dublin Core): 1988-07-14
Congress (Dublin Core): 100th (1987-1989)
Policy Area (Curation): Commerce
Creator (Dublin Core): Dole, Robert J., 1923-2021; National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.)
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Physical Location (Dublin Core): Collection 007, Box 392, Folder 29
Institution (Dublin Core): Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
Archival Collection (Dublin Core): Robert J. Dole Republican Leadership Collection, 1985-1996
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(National Association of Manufacturers logo)
National Association of Manufacturers

ALEXANDER B. TROWBRIDGE
President

July 15, 1988

Honorable Robert Dole
United States Senate
141 Hart Senate Building
Washington, D.C. 20510

Dear Bob:

Our NAM Director delegation truly appreciated the opportunity to have breakfast with you, along with John Heinz and Arlen Specter, at the Capitol yesterday morning. All involved were honored to be included, and better informed as a result. Your gracious and hospitable arrangements allowed for the kind of free flowing and informal exchanges which are enormously useful, and each participant was especially grateful to you. Please extend our thanks to Sheila Burke and Joyce McCluney for their help in making the arrangements.

I regret that I couldn't attend with the group, but felt that having NAM's Chairman (Don Davis) and Executive Committee Chairman (Stan Gault) with you, that I should accompany other members of the NAM Executive Committee at another breakfast session we had arranged. I hope we can have a repeat visit with you at some future point, and I'll be sure to attend.

Thanks again, Bob, not only for your hospitality yesterday, but for your distinguished national leadership so important to us all.

Sincerely
(handwritten) Sandy

1331 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Suite 1500 - North Lobby
Washington, D.C. 20004-1703
(202)637-3012

(page two)

(National Association of Manufacturers logo)
National Association of Manufacturers

Joni C. Hodgson
Vice President
Meeting Management & Corporate Secretary

July 6, 1988

Ms. Joyce McCluney
Office of The Honorable Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
Room S230
Washington, D.C. 20510

Dear Joyce:

As promised, enclosed is the listing of individuals that will be meeting with Senator Dole at breakfast on Thursday, July 14, 1988, in Room S230, at 8:30 a.m.

For your information, I am enclosing a copy of our latest Directory of Officers.

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you need additional assistance.

Sincerely,
(handwritten) Joni

Enclosures

1331 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Suite 1500 - North Lobby Washington, DC 20004-1703 (202)637-3065

(page three)

(handwritten) Specter/Heinz

July, 13, 1988

MEMORANDUM

TO: SENATOR DOLE
FROM: RICH BELAS
SUBJECT: NAM BREAKFAST

In addition to national politics, you can expect the NAM attendees will be interested in the following issues:

(handwritten check mark) 1. Omnibus Trade Bill.
They strongly support the trade bill. They will be interested on your views of the prospects. They generally opposed the plant closing provisions. I reminded Jerry Jasinowski of your concern over the CBI ethanol grandfathers.

(handwritten check mark) 2. U.S./Canada Free Trade Agreement.
They also strongly support the free trade agreement. As you know, the implementing language has been stalled for two reasons.
(handwritten, to left of entry) natural resources - still problem

First, Congressman Rostenkowski objected to the provisions suggested by the Administration to help the domestic uranium industry. Second, the Administration, on Canada's behalf, has been asking that the Baucus-Danforth provision requiring increased information gathering on Canadian subsidies be made applicable to other trading partners, as well.

I understand that the Administration has capitulated to Congressman Rostenkowski's position on the uranium issue. It is also likely that there will soon be agreement on language broadening the Baucus-Danforth provision.
The Finance Committee is tentatively scheduled to meet tomorrow (Thursday) at 10 a.m. to give final approval to the implementing language which the Administration will then formally send to Congress.

(page four)

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3. Technical Corrections.
NAM supports an extension of the (handwritten check mark) R & D credit but opposes the Ways and Means proposal to repeal what is /left of the completed contract method to pay for it. Boeing is particularly affected by the repeal of the completed contract method. (handwritten) want slowdown

As an association, NAM does not care about actual technical corrections.

4. Vertical Pricing (S. 430). (handwritten) ? Substitute - tough(?) to design(?)
NAM opposes the legislation. (handwritten) Specter - have Thornberg get involved

5. Corporate Takeovers (S. 1323).
NAM opposes the Armstrong amendments on poison pills, etc. They may not know you have voted with Senator Armstrong on the amendments that have already been offered.

(handwritten check mark) 6. Pension Assets.
NAM opposes the provision in the Labor-HHS appropriations bill that places a moratorium on the ability of companies to terminate overfunded pension plans and use the excess assets for other purposes. As you know, the Administration also opposes the provision.

Senator Metzenbaum, who is the author of the provision, ultimately wants some of these assets to be used to provide additional pension benefits to employees. The provision in the appropriations bill is to force the issue.

As you may recall, this issue came up last year, and Senator Metzenbaum dropped the fight after what he took to be a promise from Senator Bentsen to address the issue this year. The Finance Committee has done nothing on this issue this year.

7. Minimum Wage.
NAM opposes increasing the minimum wage. However, the individuals at the breakfast do not represent companies for whom this is a high priority issue.

(rest of page handwritten)

(written in left margins) heinz: uncompensated care group - (illegible)

parental leave: concerned about implications for other mandated benefits
real problem for small business

welfare reform - interest

drugs - most companies doing testing for drugs - have rehab proposed
think that's important - alonga family (illegible)

AIDS lots of worker education -

(page five)

ATTENDEES FOR SENATOR DOLE
July 14, 1988, 8:30 a.m. Breakfast
(handwritten) S-230

(large handwritten "X" to right of entry)
(handwritten) chemical industry - (typed) Dexter F. Baker (handwritten check mark)
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania (handwritten) chem doing well
(handwritten) • had surplus
(handwritten) • need more capacity
(large handwritten check mark covering entry)

(handwritten, in left margins) doing mandatory drug testing

(handwritten, in right margins) • (illegible): impact
• senate races - use 1 (illegible) man & 2 senators

(large handwritten "X" to right of entry)
Tom H. Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
(large handwritten check mark covering entry)

(handwritten, to left of entry) = doing drug testing on new hires
- doing education on AIDS

(large handwritten "X" to right of entry)
Douglas P. Beighle (handwritten) - completed contract - big(?) problem
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington
(large handwritten check mark covering entry)

(large handwritten "X" to right of entry)
(handwritten check mark) John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania
(large handwritten check mark covering entry)

(large handwritten "X" to right of entry)
Donald W. Davis
Chairman
The Stanley Works
New Britain, Connecticut
(large handwritten check mark covering entry)

(handwritten, in margins to right of entry) - have held prices fairly steadily
-plant closures/layoff problems/economic commission

(large handwritten "X" to right of entry)
(handwritten check mark) Stanley C. Gault
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated
Wooster, Ohio
(large handwritten check mark covering entry)

(handwritten, in margins to right of entry) availability cost of resins ↑50% in 1 year
- thinks inflation rate understated - price increased will start to change things
- Winfield plant doing better

(large handwritten "X" to right of entry)
(handwritten check mark) J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
Laguna Niguel, California
(large handwritten check mark covering entry)

(handwritten, in margins to right of entry) ↑ competition for abroad
growth in new competitors

(large handwritten "X" to right of entry)
H. Richard Johnson
Vice Chairman
Watkins-Johnson Company
Palo Alto, California
(large handwritten check mark covering entry)

NAM STAFF

(large handwritten "X" and check mark) Jerry J. Jasinowski (handwritten check mark)
Executive Vice President

(handwritten, in margins to right of entry) - issues: ↑ benefit costs part health
-byrd replacement - ? dole hopes Inouye
- acid rain - they want extension

(handwritten) drought bill - oats
→ quaker oats have problem - wants oats planted -

(page six)

ATTENDEES FOR SENATOR DOLE
July 14, 1988, 8:30 a.m. Breakfast
(handwritten) S-230

Dexter F. Baker
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania (handwritten) 18195

Tom H. Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio (handwritten) 44316

(handwritten check mark) Douglas P. Beighle
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington (handwritten) 98124

(handwritten check mark) John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania (handwritten) 18105

(handwritten check mark) Donald W. Davis
Chairman
The Stanley Works
New Britain, Connecticut (handwritten) 66050 06050

(handwritten check mark) Stanley C. Gault
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated
Wooster, Ohio (handwritten check mark) 44691

(handwritten check mark) J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
Laguna Niguel, California (handwritten) 92656

(handwritten check mark) H. Richard Johnson
Vice Chairman
Watkins-Johnson Company
Palo Alto, California (handwritten) 54304-1204

NAM STAFF
(handwritten check mark) Jerry J. Jasinowski
Executive Vice President

(rest of page handwritten)

NAM NAT ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS
1331 Pens N.W.
St. 1500 N.
20004-1703

(page seven)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

Dear Dick:

Again my thanks for taking the time to join me for breakfast last week. I enjoyed the chance to talk with all of you and learn about some of your current concerns.

I hope you will call on me if I can ever be of assistance.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. H. Richard Johnson
Vice Chairman
Watkins-Johnson Company
333 Hillview Avenue
Palo Alto, California 94304

(page eight)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

Dear Mike:

I enjoyed the chance to have breakfast with you last week and appreciated the opportunity to learn more about your concerns. It was particularly interesting to hear about the competition you are beginning to see from abroad and the implications of those changes for your industry.

Again my thanks for taking the time to be with us.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
P.O. Box 6299
Laguna Niguel, California 92656

(page nine)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

Dear Stan:

It was good to see you last week. I really appreciated your taking the time to join me for breakfast. I found the opportunity to hear some of your insights particularly with respect to inflation and the price changes you expect. It was also good to hear that things were going well in Winfield.

I look forward to seeing you again soon.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. Stanley C. Gault
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated
1147 Akron Road
Wooster, Ohio 444691

(page ten)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

Dear Don:

Thanks again for joining me for breakfast last week. I appreciated all of you taking the time from your busy schedules to talk with me about some of your current concerns.

I was particularly interested in your comments on the plant closing legislation and your anticipated difficulties with the lay off provisions. Like you I had hoped we might settle this issue in a more reasonable fashion but now believe we should simply get it behind us.

I have also appreciated your continuing interest in the National Economic Commission. I encourage you to continue to offer your suggestions to the members and participate in their deliberations when possible. I too am hopeful that their report will prove of use to the new administration.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. Donald W. Davis, Chairman
The Stanley Works
1000 Stanley Drive
New Britain, Connecticut 06050

(page eleven)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

1988

Dear Jack:

Thanks again for joining me for breakfast last week. I enjoyed the chance to talk with all of you and learn about some of your current concerns. I certainly agree that we need to get final action on the Trade Bill as quickly as possible and put that issue behind us.

Let me know if I can ever be of assistance.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. John B. Curico
Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Box M
Allentown, Pennsylvania 18105

(page twelve)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

Dear Doug:

Thanks again for joining me for breakfast last week. I enjoyed the chance to hear about some of your concerns and about how things are going at Boeing. Your comments and those of some of the others at the breakfast regarding the implications of more Federal mandates; for example, the parental leave bill, were helpful.

I look forward to seeing you again soon.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. Douglas P. Beighle
Senior Vice President & Secretary
The Boeing Company
P.O. Box 3707, M.S. 10-22
Seattle, Washington, D.C. 98124

(page thirteen)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

Dear Jerry:

My thanks for your assistance in arranging the breakfast meeting with some of your members. I found the discussion quite useful in helping me to understand some of the issues of particular concern to the NAM, including the attempt to mandate more employee benefits.

I look forward to talking with you again soon.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. Jerry Jasinowski
Executive Vice President
National Association of Manufacturers
1331 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20004

(page fourteen)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

Dear Tom:

Thanks again for joining me for breakfast last week. I enjoyed the chance to talk with all of you and was particularly interested in Goodyear's activities with respect to employee drug testing and education. As you have clearly decided, these problems require efforts on the part of both the Federal government and private industry.

It was good to see you, I encourage you to keep in touch.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. Tom H. Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
1144 East Market Street
Akron, Ohio 44316

(page fifteen)

BOB DOLE
KANSAS

Dear Dexter:

Again my thanks for travelling from Allentown to have breakfast. I enjoyed the opportunity to be brought up to speed on issues of concern to you and particularly appreciated hearing your thoughts on employee drug testing.

I hope you will let me know if I can ever be of assistance.

Sincerely,
(Bob Dole's signature)
BOB DOLE

Mr. Dexter F. Baker
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195

(page sixteen)

(Entire page is handwritten. Sketch of a vertical rectangle with names around it to indicate table seating. Names will be listed clockwise, starting with the top head position)

(at top head of table) DOLE
JASINOWSKI
BAKER
GAULT
JOHNSON
BARRETT
SPECTER (9:00
(at bottom head of table) BUKE
DAVIS
HEINZ
BOSCHWITZ
BEIGHLE
HAGAN
CURICIO
HEINZ
DAVIS

(page seventeen)

(National Association of Manufacturers logo)
National Association of Manufacturers

ALEXANDER B. TROWBRIDGE
President

June 16, 1988

The Honorable Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
141 HSOB
Washington, D.C. 20510

(crossed out) Dear Senator Dole: (handwritten) Bob-

On behalf of the members of NAM's Executive Committee, I wish to thank you for inviting us to have breakfast with you the morning of July 14, 1988 in Room S.230 of the Capitol Building. We look forward to being with you.

Joni Hodgson, NAM's Secretary, will be in touch with Joyce in your office regarding additional details.

Again, thank you.

Sincerely,
(handwritten) Sandy

1331 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Suite 1500 - North Lobby
Washington, D.C. 20004-4703
(202)637-3012

(page eighteen)

JULY 13, 1988

TO: SENATOR DOLE
FROM: SHEILA BURKE
RE: NAM BREAKFAST ON THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1988 AT 8:30 A.M.

You are scheduled to meet with a group from the NAM on Thursday morning, do you want to include other senators in your meeting?

POSSIBLE:
(name handwritten) BARBARA HEINZ (handwritten) wcb (will call back) - possible 46324
(name handwritten) Sylvia SPECTER (handwritten) wcb (will call back) 4254
(name handwritten) MARGOT WILSON (handwritten) w.c.b. (will call back) 43841
(name handwritten) VAL BOSCHWITZ (handwritten) 45641
(first name handwritten, both names crossed out) Jill PACKWOOD (handwritten) June 28, - NO - conflict

(rest of page handwritten)

10 Dole
11 Heinz
12 Boschwitz

13 Wilson

(page nineteen)

June 3, 1988

MEMORANDUM

TO: SENATOR DOLE
FROM: SHEILA BURKE
SUBJECT: BREAKFAST MEETINGS

(handwritten) I don't need his (illegible)

I touched base with Paul Weyrich regarding the scheduling a breakfast meeting. He is happy to be of assistance but would also like 10-15 minutes of your time to discuss his proposal to set up a Republican alternative to the Nunn/Robb Democratic Leadership Council. Paul is out of town until June 17 and will call upon his return.

Schedule private meeting with Weyrich:
Yes (blank line)
No (handwritten check mark on line)

In addition to the meeting with conservatives, you may also want to consider meeting with representatives of the Chamber or NAM, black groups, hispanics and asians.

In the case of NAM, your last breakfast meeting was held in May of 1986. You have held no recorded breakfast meeting here with the Chamber leadership and last met with the black and hispanic groups in 1986 (July and October respectively).

I also wonder if it might not also be useful to schedule a breakfast meeting with the RNC leadership and the Senate Republican Leadership.

Such a breakfast was last held in May of 1986 and was well attended.

Should we schedule?

NAM
Chamber (handwritten check mark on line)
Black Organizations (handwritten check mark on line)
Hispanic Leadership (handwritten check mark on line)
Asian Leadership (handwritten check mark on line)
RNC (blank line)

(rest of page handwritten)

June 22, June 27, July 7, July 14, July 26
July 28

(page twenty)

ATTENDEES FOR SENATOR DOLE
July 14, 1988, 8:30 a.m. Breakfast
(handwritten) S-230

(handwritten) DEXTER
all attended

(number handwritten) 1. Dexter F. Baker
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania (handwritten) 18195

(number handwritten) 2. Tom H. Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (handwritten) 1144 east market st
Akron, Ohio (handwritten) 44316

(number handwritten) 3. Douglas P. Beighle (handwritten) Doug
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company (handwritten) P.O. BOX 3707, M.S. 10-22
Seattle, Washington (handwritten) 98124

(number handwritten) 4. John B. Curcio (handwritten) Jack
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc. (handwritten) Box M
Allentown, Pennsylvania (handwritten) 18105
BOX M

(number handwritten) 5. Donald W. Davis (handwritten) Don
Chairman
The Stanley Works (handwritten) 1000 Stanley dr
New Britain, Connecticut (handwritten) 06050

(number handwritten) 6. Stanley C. Gault (handwritten) Stan
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated (handwritten) 1147 Akron Road
Wooster, Ohio (handwritten) 4469

(number handwritten) 7 J. Michael Hagan (handwritten) Mike
President
Fluorocarbon (handwritten) PO 6299
Laguna Niguel, California 92656 (handwritten) 27611 LaPaz Rd
(handwritten) 92656

(number handwritten) 8 H. Richard Johnson (handwritten) Dick
Vice Chairman
Watkins-Johnson Company
Palo Alto, California (handwritten) 3333 Hillview Ave
(handwritten) 94304

NAM STAFF

(number handwritten) 9 Jerry J. Jasinowski
Executive Vice President

(rest of page handwritten)

10 Mr. Dole
11 Mr. Heinz = Y
12 Mr. Gibson wcb (will call back) (Allison or Margo?) NO
13 Mr. Boschwitz wcb (will call back) (Jill) NO
14 Sheila Burke

(page 21)

THE 1988 DIRECTORY

(National Association of Manufacturers logo)
National Association of Manufacturers Directors, Officers and Committees

(page twenty two)

Contents

ii Historical Highlights

1 Officers Chairmen of Administrative Committees
Divisional Vice Chairmen
Regional Vice Chairmen
Honorary Vice Chairmen
Policy Group, Policy Committee Chairmen and Vice Chairmen

6 Directors

22 Administrative Committees Executive Committee
Auditing Committee
Finance Committee
Nominating Committee
Member Relations Committee
NAM Small Manufacturers Forum

26 Policy Groups International Economic Policy Group
Human Resources Management Policy Group
Regulation Policy Group
Taxation, Fiscal and Monetary Policy Group
Resources and Innovation Policy Group

32 National Public Affairs Steering Committee

33 National Industrial Council NIC Coordinating Committee
State Associations Group
Industrial Relations Group

35 Associations Council
36 CUE CUE Executive Board

37 Washington Representative Advisory Council to the NAM President

37 Public Relations Council

38 Staff Officers

39 Offices

40 Director Companies and Representatives

i

(page twenty-three)

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS

Historical Highlights

NAM was founded in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1895. The principal purpose was to promote foreign trade to overcome an economic depression. The Cincinnati and Hamilton County Manufacturers Association convened the organization meeting. It was held in Oddfellows Hall, Cincinnati, January 22-25, 1895, and attended by 583 manufacturers and association executives from across the United States.

Governor William McKinley addressed the convention and the City of Cincinnati gave the delegates a gala welcome. The organizing convention adopted the following objectives: retention and supply of home markets with U.S. products and extension of foreign trade; development of reciprocal trade relations between the United States and foreign governments; rehabilitation of the U.S. Merchant Marine; construction of the Nicaraguan Canal (subsequently, the Panama Canal); and improvement and extension of natural and artificial waterways connecting the Great Lakes with the rivers of the Mississippi Valley and the Atlantic Seaboard.

The first annual convention was held in Chicago in January 1896 and the name "National Association of Manufacturers of the United States of America" and a constitution were adopted.

Today, NAM's chief executive officer is the chairman, with the president in the chief operating officer's slot. But until 1962—when the roles were redesignated—the president was the CEO. Following is a sequential list of the association's top spokesmen.

(left column)
Year President
1895 Thomas Dolan
1896-1901 Theodore C. Search
1902-1905 D. M. Perry
1906-1908 J. W. Van Cleave
1909-1912 John Kirby, Jr.
1913-1917 George Pope
1918-1920 Stephen C. Mason
1921-1931 John E. Edgerton
1932-1933 Robert L. Lund
1934-1935 C. L. Bardo
1936 C. M. Chester
1937 W. B. Warner
1938 Charles R. Hook
1939 Howard Coonley
1940 H. W. Prentis, Jr.
1941 Walter D. Fuller
1942 Wm. P. Witherow
1943 Frederick C. Crawford
1944 Robert M. Gaylord
1945 Ira Mosher
1946 Robert R. Wason
1947 Earl Bunting

(middle columns)
Year President
1948 Morris Sayre
1949 Wallace F. Bennett
1950 Claude Putnam
1951 Wm. H. Ruffin
1952 Wm. J. Grede
1953 Charles R. Sligh, Jr.
1954 H. C. Mcclellan
1955 H. G. Riter III
1956 Cola G. Parker
1957 Ernest G. Swigert
1958 Milton C. Lightner
1959 Stanley C. Hope
1960 Rudolph F. Bannow
1961 John W. McGovern
1962 Donald J. Hardenbrook

Year Chairman
1963 Donald J. Hardenbrook
1964 Wm. T. Brady
1965 J. R. Fluor
1966 Donald L. Jordan

(right column)
Year Chairman
1967 Guy S. Peppiatt
1968 Daniel Parker
1969 George W. Brown
1970 W. W. Keeler
1971 Edward J. Dwyer
1972 M. P. Venema
1973 Burt F. Raynes
1974 Don A. Gaudion
1975 David B. Meeker
1976 Richard C. Kautz
1977 R. Heath Larry
1978 Harry K. Wells
1979 Herbert E. Markley
1980 John W. Fisher
1981 James H. Binns
1982 Luke G. Williams
1983 Bernard J. O'Keefe
1984 James B. Henderson
1985 Stanley C. Pace
1986 Robert F. Dee
1987 Stanley C. Gault

ii

(page twenty-four)

(left column)
Officers

(black and white photograph of Donald W. Davis)
Chairman of the Board
Donald W. Davis
Chairman
The Stanley Works
New Britain, Connecticut

(black and white photograph of Daniel J. Krumm)
Vice Chairman of the Board
Daniel J. Krumm
Chairman & CEO
Maytag Corporation
Newton, Iowa

(black and white photograph of Alexander B. Trowbridge)
President
Alexander B. Trowbridge
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington, D.C.

(middle-left column)
CHAIRMEN OF ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES

Executive Committee
Stanley C. Gault
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated
Wooster, Ohio

Finance Committee
Robert F. Dee
Consultant
SmithKline Beckman Corporation
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Auditing Committee
David A. Kelly
Vice President & Treasurer
Borden, Inc.
New York, New York

Member Relations Committee
Anthony G. Tappin
Vice President, Corporate Marketing
FMC Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

Nominating Committee
Stanley C. Pace
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
General Dynamics Corporation
St. Louis, Missouri

(middle-right column)
DIVISIONAL VICE CHAIRMEN

Eastern Division

John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

West/Central Division

Tom H Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio

West/Southern Division

Davis B. Richardson
President
Shell Chemical
Houston, Texas

REGIONAL VICE CHAIRMEN

Eastern Division

Dexter F. Baker
Chairman of the Board, President & Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

John S. Chamberlin
President & Chief Operating Officer
Avon Products, Inc.
New York, New York

George N. Hatsopoulos
Chairman of the Board and President
Thermo Electron Corporation
Waltham, Massachusetts

(right column)
West/Central Division

Douglas P. Beighle
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington

Thomas Laco
Vice Chairman
The Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati, Ohio

John F. Mitchell
President & Chief Operating Officer
Motorola Inc.
Schaumburg, Illinois

Robert H. West
Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City, Missouri

West/Southern Division

J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon Laguna
Niguel, California

Reynold Nebel
President and Chief Executive Officer
Kusan, Inc.
Brentwood, Tennessee

Ray C. Robbins
Chairman of the Board
Lennox Industries Inc.
Dallas, Texas

1

(page twenty-five)

HONORARY VICE CHAIRMEN

(left column)

(black and white photograph of George W. Brown)
George W. Brown
St. Louis, Missouri

(black and white photograph of W. Rowell Chase)
W. Rowell Chase
Chairman of the Executive Committee
Kingsbury, Inc.
Cincinnati, Ohio

(black and white photograph of Frederick C. Crawford)
Frederick C. Crawford
Honorary Chairman
TRW Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Edward J. Dwyer)
Edward J. Dwyer
Blue Bell, Pennsylvania

(black and white photograph of John W. Fisher)
John W. Fisher
Chairman Emeritus
Ball Corporation
Muncie, Indiana

(black and white photograph of Donald A. Gaudion)
Donald A. Gaudion
Rochester, New York

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of William J. Grede)
Wm. J. Grede
Vice Chairman
Grede Foundries, Inc.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

(black and white photograph of Werner P. Gullander)
Werner P. Gullander
Port Ludlow, Washington

(black and white photograph of J. B. Henderson)
J. B. Henderson
President
Hali, Inc.
Houston, Texas

(right column)

(black and white photograph of Richard C. Kautz)
Richard C. Kautz
Chairman
Grain Processing Corporation
Muscatine, Iowa

(black and white photograph of E. Douglas Kenna)
E. Douglas Kenna
Partner
G. L. Ohrstrom Co.
New York, New York

(black and white photograph of R. Heath Larry)
R. Heath Larry
Delray Beach, Florida

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of David B. Meeker)
David B. Meeker
Troy, Ohio

(black and white photograph of Bernard J. O'Keefe)
Bernard J. O'Keefe
Chairman, Executive Committee
EG&G, Inc.
Wellesley, Massachusetts

(black and white photograph of Stanley C. Pace)
Stanley C. Pace
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
General Dynamics Corporation
St. Louis, Missouri

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Daniel Parker)
Daniel Parker
Chairman & CEO
Omniflight Helicopters, Inc.
Charleston, South Carolina

(black and white photograph of Burt F. Raynes)
Burt F. Raynes
Chula Vista, California

(black and white photograph of William H. Ruffin)
William H. Ruffin
Durham, North Carolina

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Charles R. Sligh, Jr.)
Charles R. Sligh, Jr.
Chairman of the Board
Sligh Furniture Co.
Holland, Michigan

(black and white photograph of M. P. Venema)
M. P. Venema
Chairman
Mid-America Legal Foundation
Chicago, Illinois

(black and white photograph of Maurice J. Warnock)
Maurice J. Warnock
Retired Chairman of the Board
Armstrong World Industries, Inc.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania

(right column)

(black and white photograph of Harry K. Wells)
Harry K. Wells
Chairman of the Board
McCormick & Company, Inc.
Hunt Valley, Maryland

(black and white photograph of Luke G. Williams)
Luke G. Williams
Spokane, Washington

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(left column)

POLICY GROUP, POLICY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND VICE CHAIRMEN

(middle-left column)

International Economic Policy Group

Group Chairman
Richard E. Heckert
Chairman
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
Wilmington, Delaware

Group Vice Chairman
(vacant)

International Trade Committee Chairman
Louis E. Navin
Vice President, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
Honeywell Inc.
Minneapolis Minnesota

International Trade Committee Vice Chairman
(vacant)

International Investment and Finance Committee Chairman
Tom H. Barrett
President & Chief Operation Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio

International Investment and Finance Committee Vice Chairman
(vacant)

(middle-right column)

Human Resources Management Policy Group

Group Chairman
John E. Clute
Senior Vice President Human Resources and General Counsel
Boise Cascade Corporation
Boise, Idaho

Group Vice Chairman
Walter F. Williams
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Employee Benefits and Compensation Committee Chairman
Reynold Nebel
President and Chief Executive Officer
Kusan, Inc.
Brentwood, Tennessee

Employee Benefits and Compensation Committee Vice Chairman
Charles P. La Bahn
President
Orion Corporation
Grafton, Wisconsin

Employee Relations Committee Chairman
W. J. Biggers
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
American Business Products, Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia

Employee Relations Committee Vice Chairman
Jay M. Wilson
President
Steeltin Can Corporation
Baltimore, Maryland

(right column)

Regulation Policy Group

Group Chairman
Paul H. Elicker
Chairman, SCM Corporation
Hanson Industries
New York, New York

Group Vice Chairman
Alfred P. O'Hara
Director, Chairman of the Finance Committee
Bacardi Corporation
San Juan, Puerto Rico

Regulation and Competition Committee Chairman
Frank Armstrong, III
Chairman, President and C.E.O.
National Fruit Product Company, Inc.
Winchester, Virginia

Regulation and Competition Committee Vice Chairman
J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
Laguna Niguel, California

Corporate Finance Management Committee Chairman
John T. Hartley
President and Chief Executive Officer
Harris Corporation
Melbourne, Florida

Corporate Finance Management Committee Vice Chairman
(vacant)

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(middle-left column)

Taxation, Fiscal and Monetary Policy Group

Group Chairman
Parker G. Montgomery
Chairman of the Board
CooperVision, Inc.
Menlo Park, California

Group Vice Chairman
Donald D. Lennox
Chairman and CEO
Schlegel Corporation
Rochester, New York

Taxation Committee
Chairman
William B. Modahl
Director of Tax Affairs
Digital Equipment Corporation
Acton, Massachussets

Taxation Committee
Vice Chairman
Glenn W. White
Director of the Tax Department
The Dow Chemical Company
Midland, Michigan

Fiscal and Monetary Policy Committee
Chairman
Benjamin R. Field, III
Vice President and Treasurer
Bemis Company, Inc.
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Fiscal and Monetary Policy Committee
Vice Chairman
(vacant)

(middle-right column)

Resources and Innovation Policy Group

Group Chairman
Richard de J. Osborne
Chairman, President & CEO
ASARCO Incorporated
New York, New York

Group Vice Chairman
James L. Dunlap
President
Texaco, USA
Houston, Texas

Energy Committee
Chairman
Robert G. Potter
Corporate Group Vice President and President, Monsanto Chemical Company
Monsanto Company
St. Louis, Missouri

Energy Committee
Vice Chairman
Robert J. Sweeney
President and Chief Executive Officer
Murphy Oil Corporation
El Dorado, Arkansas

Council on High Technology Chairman
(vacant)

Council on High Technology Vice Chairman
(vacant)

Environmental Quality Committee Chairman
Paul J. Schierl
Chairman & C.E.O.
Fort Howard Corporation
Green Bay, Wisconsin

Environmental Quality Committee
Vice Chairman
Davis B. Richardson
President
Shell Chemical
Houston, Texas

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(left column)

Directors

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Roger G. Ackerman)
Roger G. Ackerman
Group President Corning Glass Works
Corning, New York
• 25,100
* Specialty glass & ceramics, consumer housewares, laboratory sciences, telecommunications

(black and white photograph of William C. Adams)
William C. Adams
President and Chief Operating Officer
Federal-Mogul Corporation
Southfield, Michigan ·
• 12,500
* Precision parts for auto, farm, construction, aerospace & general manufacturing

(black and white photograph of Bjorn Ahistrom)
Bjorn Ahistrom
President and Chief Executive Officer
Volvo North America Corporation
Rockleigh, New Jersey
• 4,500
* Automobiles, trucks, marine engines & automated guided vehicle carriers

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of John W. Alltucker)
John W. Alltucker
President Eugene Sand & Gravel, Inc.
Eugene, Oregon
• 250
* Rock products, ready-mix concrete, precast, prestressed concrete, asphalt, heavy construction

(black and white photograph of John Beverly Amos)
John Beverly Amos
Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer
American Family Life Assurance Company
Columbus, Georgia
• 1,059
* Cancer insurance

(black and white photograph of William B. Anderson)
William B. Anderson
President
Matrix, Incorporated
East Providence, Rhode Island
• 150
* Electronic, automotive & fiberoptic components

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(black and white photograph of Frank Armstrong, III)
Frank Armstrong, III
Chairman, President & C.E.O.
National Fruit Product Company, Inc.
Winchester, Virginia
* Processed apple products

(black and white photograph of Morris A. Arnston, Jr.)
Morris A. Arntson, Jr.
President
Durametal Corporation
Tualatin, Oregon
• 95
* Heavy duty cast iron brake drums and alloy wear products

(black and white photograph of T. S. Ary)
T S Ary
President Kerr-McGee Corporation
Minerals Exploration Division
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• 9,544
* Oil, gas, offshore contract drilling, coal, uranium, chemicals, forest products

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of Dexter F. Baker)
Dexter F. Baker
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania
• 19,000
* Industrial gases, chemicals, equipment and technology

(black and white photograph of James K. Baker)
James K. Baker
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Arvin Industries, Inc.
Columbus, Indiana
• 11,650
* Automotive, electronics and housewares, government research and development

(black and white photograph of Emmett Barker)
Emmett Barker
President
Farm & Industrial Equipment Institute
Chicago, Illinois

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Wallace Barnes)
Wallace Barnes
Chairman & CEO
Barnes Group, Inc.
Bristol, Connecticut
• 5,000
* Precision springs, aerospace components, repair and maintenance consumables

(black and white photograph of Tom H. Barrett)
Tom H Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
• 121,586
* Tires & related products

(black and white photograph of Charles L. Bates, Jr.)
Charles L. Bates, Jr.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Valtek Incorporated
Springville, Utah
• 260
* Automatic control valves

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Michael E. Batten)
Michael E. Batten
President and Chief Executive Officer
Twin Disc, Incorporated
Racine, Wisconsin
• 864
* Design/manufacture power transmission equipment

(black and white photograph of Douglas P. Beighle)
Douglas P. Beighle
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington
• 110,000
* Aerospace

(black and white photograph of Paul C. Bergson)
Paul C. Bergson
Senior Vice President
RJR Nabisco Washington Inc.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina

(right column)

(black and white photograph of William W. Berry)
William W. Berry
Chairman of the Board
Virginia Power
Richmond, Virginia
• 14,000
* Electric utility

(black and white photograph of Wayne Bevis)
Wayne Bevis
President & C.E.O.
Rolscreen Company
Pella, lowa
• 2,800
* Pella windows and doors

(black and white photograph of Bennett E. Bidwell)
Bennett E. Bidwell
Vice Chairman
Chrysler Corporation
Highland Park, Michigan
• 120,000
* Passenger cars, trucks, automotive parts, commercial aircraft, financial services

• number of employees
* product lines

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of W. J. Biggers)
W. J. Biggers
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
American Business Products, Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia
• 3,785
* Business supplies, printing

(black and white photograph of F. Gordon Bitter)
F. Gordon Bitter
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
The Singer Company
Stamford, Connecticut
• 28,000
* Aerospace electronics

(black and white photograph of Lawrence A. Bossidy)
Lawrence A. Bossidy
Vice Chairman
General Electric Company
Fairfield, Connecticut

(black and white photograph of Fred L. Brengel)
Fred L. Brengel
Chairman, President & CEO
Johnson Controls, Inc.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Wendell F. Bueche)
Wendell F. Bueche
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Allis-Chalmers Corporation
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

(black and white photograph of William H. Burchfield)
William H. Burchfield
Executive Vice President
Newsprint, Pulp & Kraft Champion
International Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut
• 31,658
* Forest products

(black and white photograph of Jeffrey J. Burdge)
Jeffrey J. Burdge
Chairman of the Board
Harsco Corporation
Camp Hill, Pennsylvania
• 10,800
* Defense, industrial, commercial, construction

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Philip Burguieres)
Philip Burguieres
Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer
Cameron Iron Works, Inc.
Houston, Texas
• 4,696
* Oil tools, valves & forged products

(black and white photograph of John J. Burke)
John J. Burke
Vice Chairman of the Board
Montana Power Company
Butte, Montana
• 3,600
* Electric & natural gas utility, mining, oil and gas and special resource services

(black and white photograph of Donald E. Butler)
Donald E. Butler
President
Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Los Angeles, California
• 65
* General employee association

(right column)

(black and white photograph of James B. Campbell)
James B. Campbell
President
MISSCO Corporation of Jackson
Jackson, Mississippi
• 600
* Office & educational equipment & supplies, laboratory furniture & printing

(black and white photograph of Martin G. Carver)
Martin G. Carver
Chairman of the Board/CEO Bandag, Incorporated
Muscatine, lowa
• 1,250
* Retread rubber and equipment

(black and white photograph of Walter P. Casey)
Walter P. Casey
Chairman
Walt Casey Water Conditioning
Las Vegas, Nevada
• 25
* Water systems, sales & services of water softeners

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(left column)
(black and white photograph of John S. Chamberlain)
John S. Chamberlin
President & Chief Operating Officer
Avon Products, Inc.
New York, New York
• 35,200
* Beauty products and health care services

(black and white photograph of David C. Clark)
David C. Clark
Vice President and Treasurer
Jervis B. Webb Company
Farmington Hills, Michigan
• 500+
* Custom engineered conveying systems

(black and white photograph of John E. Clute)
John E. Clute
Senior Vice President Human Resources & General Counsel
Boise Cascade Corporation
Boise, Idaho
• 21,900
* Paper and building products

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of J. W. Collins)
J. W. Collins
President & Chief Operating Officer
Clorox
Oakland, California
• 5,300
* Consumer products

(black and white photograph of Larry W. Cope)
Larry W. Cope
President
Clear Springs
Trout Co.
Buhl, Idaho
• 325
* Food industry

(black and white photograph of Harry Corless)
Harry Corless
Chairman
ICI Americas Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware
• 14,000+
* Pharmaceuticals, agricultural products

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Glenn A. Cox)
Glenn A. Cox
President and Chief Operating Officer
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
• 22,000
* Petroleum and petrochemicals

(black and white photograph of Thomas C. Coxe, III)
Thomas C. Coxe, III
Executive Vice President
Sonoco Products Company
Hartsville, South Carolina
• 14,000
* Paper & packaging

(black and white photograph of Gordon L. Crenshaw)
Gordon L. Crenshaw
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc.
Richmond, Virginia
* Leaf tobacco & title insurance

(right column)

(black and white photograph of John W. Culligan)
John W. Culligan
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
American Home Products Corporation
New York, New York
• 48,000
* Prescription drugs, medical supplies, medicine, foods, household products

(black and white photograph of John B. Curcio)
John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania
• 11,000
* Motor vehicles & components

(black and white photograph of Donald W. Davis)
Donald W. Davis
Chairman
The Stanley Works
New Britain, Connecticut
• 16,000
* Tools, hardware & special products for builders and industrial users

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of H. R. Dean)
H. R. Dean
Executive Vice President & CFO
Houston Industries Incorporated
Houston, Texas
* Holding company

(black and white photograph of Robert F. Dee)
Robert F. Dee
Consultant
SmithKline Beckman Corporation
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 32,800
* Human and animal pharmaceuticals, proprietary, diagnostic and analytical products, services for health care

(black and white photograph of Edward T. DiCorcia)
Edward T. DiCorcia
Vice President, Refining
Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Houston, Texas
• 21,000
* Petroleum products

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Gary G. Dillon)
Gary G. Dillon
President
Household Manufacturing, Inc.
Household International, Inc.
Prospect Heights, Illinois

(black and white photograph of Robert J. Dineen)
Robert J. Dineen
President & Chief Executive Officer
The Marley Company
Mission Woods, Kansas
• 5,300
* Engineering equipment and services used for heating, heat exchange, or fluids handling, control and treatment

(black and white photograph of Peter P. Donis)
Peter P. Donis
President & Chief Operating Officer
Caterpillar Inc.
Peoria, Illinois
• 53,616
* Earthmoving, construction and materials handling machinery and equipment, engines

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Albert E. Drew)
Albert E. Drew
President
Foam-Lite Plastics, Inc.
Knoxville, Tennessee
* Custom molded foam packaging

(black and white photograph of James L. Dunlap)
James L. Dunlap
President
Texaco, USA
Houston, Texas

(black and white photograph of Paul H. Elicker)
Paul H. Elicker
Chairman, SCM Corporation
Hanson Industries
New York, New York
• 92,000

(black and white photograph of Paul R. Farago)
Paul R. Farago
President
NEPTCO Incorporated
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
• 300
* Wire and cable materials, pulling/installation products, specialty high performance composites

(black and white photograph of Joseph M. Farley)
Joseph M. Farley
President
Alabama Power Company
Birmingham, Alabama
• 10,371
* Electric utility

(black and white photograph of Martin E. Fate, Jr.)
Martin E. Fate, Jr.
President & CEO
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma
• 2,000
* Electric utility

(black and white photograph of Thomas J. Fay)
Thomas J. Fay
Vice President, Communications
TRW Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio

(black and white photograph of Benjamin R. Field, III)
Benjamin R. Field, III
Vice President & Treasurer
Bemis Company, Inc.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
• 7,700
* Packaging and specialty coated products

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of William F. Fowble)
Wm. F. Fowble
Sr. Vice President and General Manager, Manufacturing
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester, New York

(black and white photograph of Owsley Brown Frazier)
Owsley Brown Frazier
Vice Chairman
Brown-Forman, Inc.
Louisville, Kentucky
• 6,700
* Spirits, wines, jewelry, china, crystal and luggage

(black and white photograph of Daniel K. Frierson)
Daniel K. Frierson
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Dixie Yarns, Inc.
Chattanooga, Tennessee

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Thomas R. Fuller)
Thomas R. Fuller
President, Chief Executive Officer
Thomas Industries Inc.
Louisville, Kentucky
• 3,250
* Lighting, decorative home accessories, tools and hardware

(black and white photograph of Stanley C. Gault)
Stanley C. Gault
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated
Wooster, Ohio
• 6,100
* Rubber and plastic products for consumer and institutional markets

(black and white photograph of Patrick Gnazzo)
Patrick Gnazzo
Vice President, Government Liaison
United Technologies Corporation
Hartford, Connecticut

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Max Gozenbach)
Max Gonzenbach
Vice President
Valley Queen Cheese Factory, Inc.
Milbank, South Dakota
• 50
* Manufacture cheese

(black and white photograph of Charles O. Gordon, Jr.)
Charles O. Gordon, Jr.
President
Gordon's Inc.
Johnson City, Tennessee
• 350
* Household furniture

(black and white photograph of Bruce C. Gottwald)
Bruce C. Gottwald
President
Ethyl Corporation
Richmond, Virginia
• 10,000
* Chemical/diversified

(black and white photograph of Marcus M. Griffith)
Marcus M. Griffith
President
The Hairlox Company, Inc.
Washington, D.C.

(right column)

(black and white photograph of J. Michael Hagan)
J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
Laguna Niguel, California
• 2,100
* Plastic and rubber products

(black and white photograph of John T. Hartley)
John T. Hartley
President and Chief Executive Officer
Harris Corporation
Melbourne, Florida
• 25,247
* Advanced communication, microelectronic and information processing products

(black and white photograph of George N. Hatsopoulos)
George N. Hatsopoulos
Chairman of the Board and President
Thermo Electron Corporation
Waltham, Massachusetts
• 4,000
* Cogeneration systems, instruments, process equipment and biomedical materials

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of Robert P. Hauptfuhrer)
Robert P. Hauptfuhrer
President and Chief Operating Officer
Sun Co., Inc.
Radnor, Pennsylvania
• 23,645
* Integrated petroleum operations

(black and white photograph of Gust Headbloom, Jr.)
Gust Headbloom, Jr.
President
Apex Broach & Machine Co. Detroit, Michigan
• 102
* Broach tools, machines

(black and white photograph of Richard E. Heckert)
Richard E. Heckert
Chairman
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
Wilmington, Delaware
• 157,783
* Chemicals, fibers, plastics, specialty products, petroleum, coal and other energy products

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Bastian Hello)
Bastian Hello
Senior Vice President
Government Relations
Rockwell International
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

(black and white photograph of H. Richard Hiller, Jr.)
H. Richard Hiller, Jr.
Senior Vice President and President, South/Central Group
Coca-Cola, Enterprises Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia

(black and white photograph of Andrew H. Hines, Jr.)
Andrew H. Hines, Jr.
Chairman of the Board
Florida Progress Corporation
St. Petersburg, Florida
• 7,000+
* Electric utility and diversified activities in fuel, transportation, real estate, business forms

(black and white photograph of Betty Roth Hollander)
Betty Ruth Hollander
Chairman and CEO
The Omega Group, Inc.
Stamford, Connecticut
* Process control industry

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Herbert A. Hoover)
Herbert A. Hoover
President and CEO
Acheson Industries Inc.
Port Huron, Michigan
• 800
* Chemical specialties

(black and white photograph of Robert E. Howson)
Robert E. Howson
President McDermott International, Inc.
New Orleans, Louisiana
• 30,000
* Energy, engineering & construction services, steam generating equipment, tubular products, insulating products and automated machine tools

(black and white photograph of Richard E. Hug)
Richard E. Hug President and Chief Executive Officer
Environmental Elements Corporation
Baltimore, Maryland
• 500
* Environmental control systems & services

(right column)

(black and white photograph of Donald R. Hughes)
Donald R. Hughes
Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer
Burlington Industries, Inc.
Greensboro, North Carolina
• 46,000
* Textiles

(black and white photograph of S. J. Jatras)
S. J. Jatras
Chairman & CEO
The Telex Corporation
Tulsa, Oklahoma

(black and white photograph of Welton Jetton)
Welton Jetton
President
Auditronics, Inc.
Memphis, Tennessee
• 85
* Broadcast equipment

(black and white photograph of Charles S. Johnson)
Charles S. Johnson
Senior Vice President & Treasurer
Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
Des Moines, Iowa

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of H. Richard Johnson)
H. Richard Johnson
President and Chief Executive Officer
Watkins-Johnson Company
Palo Alto, California
• 3,100
* Defense electronics

(black and white photograph of J. Bruce Johnston)
J. Bruce Johnston
Executive Vice President
USX Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
* Steel, oil, gas & real estate

(black and white photograph of James D. Johnston)
James D. Johnston
Vice President, Industry-Government Relations
General Motors Corporation
Washington, D.C.
• 748,000
* Automobiles, trucks, related parts and diesel engines, diesel locomotives, defense and space products

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Jerry T. Jones)
Jerry T. Jones
President
Sonicraft, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois
• 463
* Communication and control systems

(black and white photograph of Joseph L. Jones)
Joseph L. Jones
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Armstrong World Industries, Inc.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
• 23,000
* Interior furnishings

(black and white photograph of Lawrence C. Jones)
Lawrence C. Jones
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Van Dorn Company
Cleveland, Ohio
• 2,285
* Containers and plastic injection molding equipment

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Ralph C. Joynes)
Ralph C. Joynes
President and Chief Operating Officer
USG Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

(black and white photograph of Frank P. Justice, Jr.)
Frank P. Justice, Jr.
Vice President
Ashland Oil, Inc.
Ashland, Kentucky
• 32,000
* Petroleum, chemicals, coal, construction

(black and white photograph of Emerson Kampen)
Emerson Kampen
President and Chief Executive Officer
Great Lakes Chemical Corporation
West Lafayette, Indiana
• 1,900
* Bromine and brominated chemicals for flame retardants, agriculture, oil and gas well completion fluids, water sanitizers, other specialty applications

• number of employees
* product lines

(right column)

(black and white photograph of Donald R. Kayser)
Donald R. Kayser
Sr. VP & CFO
Allied-Signal Inc.
Morristown, New Jersey
• 137,000
* Aerospace, automotive products and engineered materials

(black and white photograph of Donald M. Kerr)
Donald M. Kerr
Senior Vice President
EG&G, Inc.
Wellesley, Massachusetts
• 22,259
* Engineering services, instruments, commercial products

(black and white photograph of J. Walter Kisling)
J. Walter Kisling
Chairman and CEO
Multiplex Company, Inc.
Ballwin, Missouri
* Beverage dispensing equipment

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of Everett Knoche)
Everett Knoche
President & Chief Executive Officer
The Store Kraft Manufacturing Company
Beatrice, Nebraska
• 510
* Showcases

(black and white photograph of Herbert V. Kohler, Jr.)
Herbert V. Kohler, Jr.
Chairman of the Board and President Kohler Co.
Kohler, Wisconsin
• 12,000
* Plumbing products & interior furnishings, engines & generators, hospitality businesses & real estate development

(black and white photograph of Daniel J. Krumm)
Daniel J. Krumm
Chairman & CEO
Maytag Corporation
Newton, lowa
• 12,600
* Home appliances, heating/ air conditioning equipment, soft drink vending machines

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Jack D. Kuehler)
Jack D. Kuehler
Executive Vice President
International Business Machines Corporation
Armonk, New York

(black and white photograph of Charles P. La Bahn)
Charles P. La Bahn
President
Orion Corporation
Grafton, Wisconsin
• 150
* Sleeve bearings and tilting pad journal and thrust bearings

(black and white photograph of Thomas Laco)
Thomas Laco
Vice Chairman
The Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
• 72,000
* Laundry and cleaning products, personal care and food products

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Henry A. Leander)
Henry A. Leander
President
The Ford Meter Box Co., Inc.
Wabash, Indiana
• 600
* Red brass valves & couplings for water utility industry

(black and white photograph of Richard L. Leatherwood)
Richard L. Leatherwood
President and CEO - Equipment Unit
CSX Transportation
Baltimore, Maryland
• 5,000
* Rail transportation

(black and white photograph of Donald D. Lennox)
Donald D. Lennox
Chairman and CEO
Schlegel Corporation
Rochester, New York

(black and white photograph of Walter S. Lineberger)
Walter S. Lineberger
President
Vision Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Belmont, North Carolina
• 400
* Ladies legwear

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(black and white photograph of Robert P. Luciano)
Robert P. Luciano
Chairman, President and CEO
Schering-Plough Corporation
Madison, New Jersey
• 23,800
* Pharmaceutical and consumer products

(black and white photograph of Nicholas G. Marotta)
Nicholas G. Marotta
President and CEO
National Starch and Chemical Corporation
Bridgewater, New Jersey
• 6,464
* Adhesives and sealants, resins and specialty chemicals, electronic materials, industrial starches and food products

(black and white photograph of J. D. Maxwell)
J. D. Maxwell
Group Vice President, Operations
The Gates Rubber Company
Denver, Colorado

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(left column)
(black and white photograph of Daniel J. McCluer)
Daniel J. McCluer
President and Chief Executive Officer
Challenge-Cook Bros., Incorporated
Industry, California
• 600
* Construction machinery, laundry equipment, meat/hide processors

(black and white photograph of John N. McConnell)
John N. McConnell
President
Labconco Corporation
Kansas City, Missouri
• 192
* Laboratory apparatus equipment

(black and white photograph of Thomas J. McGrath)
Thomas J. McGrath
Senior Vice President
Grumman Corporation
Bethpage, New York

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Thomas J. McHugh)
Thomas J. McHugh
Vice President - Taxes
Kraft, Inc.
Northbrook, Illinois
• 51,300
* Food and consumer batteries

(black and white photograph of Amos R. McMullian)
Amos R. McMullian
Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Flowers Industries, Inc.
Thomasville, Georgia
• 12,000
* Baked & snack foods, convenience foods

(black and white photograph of R. Clayton McWhorter)
R. Clayton McWhorter
President & Chief Operating Officer
HCA
Nashville, Tennessee
• 89,500
* Health care

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of John F. Mitchell)
John F. Mitchell
President & Chief Operating Officer
Motorola Inc.
Schaumburg, Illinois
• 94,400
* Electronic equipment

(black and white photograph of William B. Modahl)
William B. Modahl
Director of Tax Affairs
Digital Equipment Corporation
Acton, Massachusetts

(black and white photograph of Parker G. Montgomery)
Parker G. Montgomery
Chairman of the Board
CooperVision, Inc.
Menlo Park, California
• 5,370
* Broad range of products used in ophthalmology, optometry and plastic and reconstructive surgery

(right column)

(black and white photograph of B. L. Mornin)
B. L. Mornin
Executive Vice President Corporate Development & Technology
Adolph Coors Company
Golden, Colorado
• 9,700
* Beer and ceramics

(black and white photograph of James S. Morrison)
James S. Morrison
Executive Vice President
ARCO
Los Angeles, California
• 26,300
* Integrated petroleum company

(black and white photograph of Robert W. Navarre)
Robert W. Navarre
President and Chief Executive Officer
Simpson Industries, Inc.
Birmingham, Michigan
• 1,851
* Machine parts and assemblies for autos, trucks, diesel engines, heavy equipment & computers

• number of employees
* product lines

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of Louis E. Navin)
Louis E. Navin
Vice President, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
Honeywell Inc.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
• 78,097
* Automation & control products & systems

(black and white photograph of Reynold Nebel)
Reynold Nebel
President and Chief Executive Officer
Kusan, Inc.
Brentwood, Tennessee
• 3,500
* Building products, custom molding, fiberglass pipe

(black and white photograph of Peter J. Nord)
Peter J. Nord
President and Chief Operating Officer
Schauer Manufacturing Corporation
Cincinnati, Ohio
• 225
* Battery chargers

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Raymond A. Norwood)
Raymond A. Norwood
Senior Vice President
Washington Energy Company
Seattle, Washington

(black and white photograph of William J. O'Brien, III)
William J. O'Brien, III
President & CEO
O'Brien Operating Company
Shreveport, Louisiana
• 20
* Oil and gas exploration & production

(black and white photograph of Daniel K. O'Connell)
Daniel K. O'Connell
Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs
Ryder System, Inc.
Miami, Florida
• 41,000
* Highway transportation services; aviation services; insurance management services

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Alfred P. O'Hara)
Alfred P. O'Hara
Director, Chairman of the Finance Committee
Bacardi Corporation
San Juan, Puerto Rico
• 800
* Distilled spirits

(black and white photograph of Richard de J. Osborne)
Richard de J. Osborne
Chairman, President & CEO
ASARCO Incorporated
New York, New York
• 5,500
* Copper, silver, lead, zinc, gold, coal, limestone, asbestos, specialty chemicals

(black and white photograph of Peter J. Pestillo)
Peter J. Pestillo
Vice President - Employee & External Affairs
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn, Michigan

(right column)

(black and white photograph of Stanley N. Pinder)
Stanley N. Pinder
Chief Executive Officer and Founder
Custom Compactors Corporation
Tampa, Florida
• 47
* Waste reduction & recycling equipment & systems manufacturer

(black and white photograph of Harold J. Plumley)
Harold J. Plumley
Chairman of the Board
Plumley Companies
Paris, Tennessee
• 750
* Rubber products

(black and white photograph of Robert G. Potter)
Robert G. Potter
Corporate Group Vice President and President, Monsanto Chemical Company
Monsanto Company
St. Louis, Missouri
• 50,000
* Agricultural products, biological sciences, electronic materials and fabricated products, industrial chemicals

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of Paul J. Powers)
Paul J. Powers
Chairman, President & CEO
Commercial Shearing, Inc.
Youngstown, Ohio
• 1,800
* Hydraulic components, metal stampings, separation and filtration products

(black and white photograph of Arthur C. Prine, Jr.)
Arthur C Prine, Jr.
Vice President, Corporate Relations
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Chicago, Illinois

(black and white photograph of Robert A. Pritzker)
Robert A. Pritzker
President and Executive Officer
The Marmon Group, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois

(black and white photograph of Donald Purcell)
Donald Purcell
President
Portable Power Equipment Manufacturers Association
Bethesda, Maryland

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Jodie N. Ray)
Jodie N. Ray
Senior Vice President, Industrial Automation
Texas Instruments
Dallas, Texas

(black and white photograph of John E. Reed)
John E. Reed
Chairman & President Reed National Corp.
Westfield, Massachusetts
• 1,100
* Heating & air conditioning equipment

(black and white photograph of Davis B. Richardson)
Davis B. Richardson
President
Shell Chemical
Houston, Texas
• 32,000

(black and white photograph of Klaus Heinz Risse)
Klaus Heinz Risse
President and Chief Executive Officer
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
Elkhart, Indiana

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Ray C. Robbins)
Ray C. Robbins
Chairman of the Board
Lennox Industries, Inc.
Dallas, Texas
• 8,000
* Heat, air conditioning

(black and white photograph of John W. Robinson)
John W. Robinson
Executive Vice President & COO
Carolina Steel Corporation
Greensboro, North Carolina
• 1,278
* Fabricated steel, concrete

O. Reagan Rowe, Jr.
President
Rowe Corporation
Charlotte, North Carolina

(black and white photograph of Ronald P. Sandmeyer)
Ronald P. Sandmeyer
President and CEO
Sandmeyer Steel Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• 150
* Specialty steels

(right column)

(black and white photograph of Charles E. Scharlau)
Charles E. Scharlau
Chairman, President and CEO
Southwestern Energy Company
Fayetteville, Arkansas
• 438
* Natural gas utility, oil & gas exploration

(black and white photograph of Paul J. Schierl)
Paul J. Schierl
Chairman and C.E.O.
Fort Howard Corporation
Green Bay, Wisconsin
• 13,906
* Paper and paper related products

(black and white photograph of George H. Schofield)
George H. Schofield
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Zurn Industries, Inc.
Erie, Pennsylvania
* High-technology systems and basic products for environmental quality, energy conversion and leisure markets

• number of employees
* product lines

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of E. P. Schrum)
E. P. Schrum
President & CEO
Carolina Mills, Inc.
Maiden, North Carolina
• 2,068
* Yarn, flannel, weaving

(black and white photograph of George J. Sella, Jr.)
George J. Sella, Jr.
Chairman, President & CEO
American Cyanamid Company
Wayne, New Jersey
• 38,157
* Proprietary medical, agricultural, chemical and consumer products

(black and white photograph of Stephen G. Shank)
Stephen G. Shank
President & Chief Executive Officer
Tonka Corporation
Minnetonka, Minnesota
• 1,900
* Toys

(black and white photograph of Frank Shaw)
Frank Shaw Executive Vice President
The Coleman Company
Wichita, Kansas

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of R. Sid Smith)
R. Sid Smith
President
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Charlotte, North Carolina

(black and white photograph of A. Ruth Stafford)
A. Ruth Stafford
Corp. Treasurer
Kiva Container Corporation
Phoenix, Arizona
• 47
* Containers & displays

(black and white photograph of Robert W. Staley)
Robert W. Staley
Executive Vice President
Emerson Electric Co.
St. Louis, Missouri
• 65,000
* Electric & electronic products for industry, defense and the consumer

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Eric L. Steenburgh)
Eric L. Steenburgh
Senior Vice President & General Manager, Manufacturing Operations Worldwide
Xerox Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut
• 11,000
* Reprographic and systems products

Mark Stern
Vice Chairman
Precision Machine & Engineering
Phoenix, Arizona

Roland Sutton
President
Maine Machine Products
S. Paris, Maine

(black and white photograph of Robert J. Sweeney)
Robert J. Sweeney
President and Chief Executive Officer
Murphy Oil Corporation
El Dorado, Arkansas
• 4,012
* Offshore contract drilling and farm and timber operations

(right column)

(black and white photograph of Anthony G. Tappin)
Anthony G. Tappin
Vice President, Corporate Marketing
FMC Corporation
Chicago, Illinois
• 25,000
* Machinery & chemicals for industry, agriculture and defense

(black and white photograph of W. A. Taylor, Jr.)
W. A. Taylor, Jr.
Chairman of the Board
Taylor Machine Works, Inc.
Louisville, Mississippi
• 495
* Heavy duty forklift trucks

(black and white photograph of John G. Thodis)
John G. Thodis
President and CEO
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Lansing, Michigan
• 19
* State manufacturers association

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of Lawrason D. Thomas)
Lawrason D. Thomas
President
Amoco Oil Company
Chicago, Illinois
• 11,323
* Petroleum products

(black and white photograph of John M. Thompson, Jr.)
John M. Thompson, Jr.
Vice Chairman
National Gypsum Company
Dallas, Texas
• 9,500
* Building and construction products

(black and white photograph of Fletcher Thorne-Thomsen)
Fletcher Thorne-Thomsen
Director
M.L. Bath Co., Ltd.
Shreveport, Louisiana
• 200
* Office equipment

(black and white photograph of Zane G. Todd)
Zane G. Todd
Chairman of the Board and President
IPALCO Enterprises, Inc.
Indianapolis, Indiana
• 2,267
* Electric utility

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Lawrence R. Tollenaere)
Lawrence R. Tollenaere
President and Chief Executive Officer
Ameron
Monterey Park, California

(black and white photograph of Alexander B. Trowbridge)
Alexander B. Trowbridge
President
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington, D.C.

(black and white photograph of Diemer True)
Diemer True
Partner
True Companies
Casper, Wyoming
• 510
* Energy, agriculture & transportation

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Robert D. Tuttle)
Robert D. Tuttle
Chairman
Sealed Power Corporation
Muskegon, Michigan
• 5,445
* Automotive parts and components, specialized service tools and instruments, industrial products for domestic and international markets

(black and white photograph of Ted W. Tysinger)
Ted W. Tysinger
President
Triangle Brick Company
Durham, North Carolina
• 126
* Building brick

(black and white photograph of Jean-Paul Valles)
Jean-Paul Valles
V.P. Finance
Pfizer Inc.
New York, New York
• 40,000
* Pharmaceuticals

(right column)

(black and white photograph of
Robert William Van Sant
President and COO
Blount Inc.
Montgomery, Alabama

(black and white photograph of Roy E. Wansik)
Roy E. Wansik
Chairman & President
Pakhoed Corporation
Houston, Texas
• 350
* Storage, environmental services, dry bulk terminals

(black and white photograph of David A. Ward)
David A. Ward
Senior Vice President, General Counsel
Owens-Illinois, Inc.
Toledo, Ohio

(black and white photograph of William F. Ward, Jr.)
William F. Ward, Jr.
President
The Ward Machinery Company
Cockeysville, Maryland
• 350
* Capital equipment for corrugated container industry

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(left column)

(black and white photograph of Wardeberg)
George E. Wardeberg
Vice Chairman & Chief Operating Officer
Whirlpool Corporation
Benton Harbor, Michigan

(black and white photograph of John A. Warren)
John A. Warren
Chairman and CEO
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company
SCANA Corporation
Columbia, South Carolina
• 4,000
* Electric & gas utility

(black and white photograph of Lorne R. Waxlax)
Lorne R. Waxlax
Executive Vice President
The Gillette Company
Boston, Massachusetts
• 32,100
* Oral care products, writing instruments, personal care appliances, toiletries

• number of employees
* product lines

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Charles B. Webb, Jr.)
Charles B. Webb, Jr.
Chairman & CEO
Alabama Metal Industries Corporation
Birmingham, Alabama
• 300
* Metal lath, & accessories, expanded metal, computer software

(black and white photograph of E. Wayne Weeks, Jr.)
E. Wayne Weeks, Jr.
President, AT&T Network Systems
AT&T Technologies, Inc.
Morristown, New Jersey
• 84,000
* Switching, transmission, cable & wire, and operations systems for telecommunications systems

(black and white photograph of Henry B. Wehrle, Jr.)
Henry B. Wehrle, Jr.
Chairman of Board and C.E.O.
McJunkin Corporation
Charleston, West Virginia
• 1,000

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of William B. Welch)
William B. Welch
President
The Lerio Corporation
Mobile, Alabama
• 300
* Plastic nursery (plant) containers

(black and white photograph of Robert H. West)
Robert H. West
Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City, Missouri
• 4,500
* Design, production and marketing of systems and components for nonresidential structures serving the commercial community, industrial & agricultural markets

(right column)

(black and white photograph of Glenn W. White)
Glenn W. White
Director of the Tax Department
The Dow Chemical Company
Midland, Michigan

(black and white photograph of W. S. White, Jr.)
W. S. White, Jr.
Chairman & CEO
American Electric Power Company, Inc.
Columbus, Ohio

(black and white photograph of Michael Wilfley)
Michael Wilfley
President
A. R. Wilfley and Sons, Inc.
Denver, Colorado

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(left column, empty)

(middle-left column)

(black and white photograph of Walter F. Williams)
Walter F. Williams
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
• 39,450
* Steelmaking

(black and white photograph of Ernest L. Williamson)
Ernest L. Williamson
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
The Louisiana Land and Exploration Company
New Orleans, Louisiana
• 659
* Exploration & production

(black and white photograph of Jay M. Wilson)
Jay M. Wilson
President
Steeltin Can Corporation
Baltimore, Maryland
• 175
* Metal, plastic, composite packaging

(middle-right column)

(black and white photograph of Robert R. Woodson)
Robert R. Woodson
President & Chief Operating Officer
John H. Harland Company
Atlanta, Georgia
• 5,000
* Check printing

(black and white photograph of Walter C. Zable)
Walter C. Zable
Vice President and Vice Chairman of the Board
Cubic Corporation
San Diego, California
• 4,500

• number of employees
* product lines

(right column, empty)

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(left column)
Administrative Committees

(on top of page)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

(middle-left column)

Chairman
Stanley C. Gault
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated
Wooster, Ohio

Dexter F. Baker
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

Tom H Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio

Douglas P. Beighle
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington

John S. Chamberlin
President & Chief Operating Officer
Avon Products, Inc.
New York, New York

John E. Clute
Senior Vice President, Human Resources and General Counsel
Boise Cascade Corporation
Boise, Idaho

John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

Donald W. Davis
Chairman
The Stanley Works
New Britain, Connecticut

Robert F. Dee
Consultant SmithKline
Beckman Corporation
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

(middle-right column)

Paul H. Elicker
Chairman, SCM Corporation
Hanson Industries
New York, New York

J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
Laguna Niguel, California

George N. Hatsopoulos
Chairman of the Board and President
Thermo Electron Corporation
Waltham, Massachusetts

Richard E. Heckert
Chairman
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
Wilmington, Delaware

H. Richard Johnson*
President and Chief Executive Officer
Watkins-Johnson Company
Palo Alto, California

Daniel J. Krumm
Chairman & CEO
Maytag Corporation
Newton, Iowa

Thomas Laco
Vice Chairman
The Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati, Ohio

John F. Mitchell
President & Chief Operating Officer
Motorola, Inc.
Schaumburg, Illinois

Parker G. Montgomery
Chairman of the Board
CooperVision, Inc.
Menlo Park, California

Reynold Nebel
President and Chief Executive Officer

Kusan, Inc. Brentwood, Tennessee

(right column)

Richard de J. Osborne
Chairman, President & CEO
ASARCO Incorporated
New York, New York

Stanley C. Pace
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
General Dynamics Corporation
St. Louis, Missouri

Davis B. Richardson
President
Shell Chemical
Houston, Texas

Ray C. Robbins
Chairman of the Board
Lennox Industries, Inc.
Dallas, Texas

Ronald P. Sandmeyer
President and CEO
Sandmeyer Steel Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Anthony G. Tappin
Vice President, Corporate Marketing
FMC Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

Alexander B. Trowbridge
President
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington, D.C.

Robert H. West
Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City, Missouri

* At-large member

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(left column)

AUDITING COMMITTEE

Chairman
David A. Kelly
Vice President & Treasurre
Borden, Inc.
New York, New York

E. William Boehmler
Treasurer
International Paper
Purchase, New York

Richard T. Kent
Vice President & Treasurer
Bristol Myers Co.
New York, New York

John C. Mattern
Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
AT&T Technologies Network System Division
Morristown, New Jersey

Francis R. McAllister
Executive Vice President of Finance
ASARCO Incorporated
New York, New York

(middle-left column

FINANCE COMMITTEE

Chairman
Robert F. Dee
Consultant
SmithKline Beckman Corporation
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Tom H Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio

John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

Donald W. Davis
Chairman
The Stanley Works
New Britain, Connecticut

Stanley C. Gault
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated
Wooster, Ohio

Daniel J. Krumm
Chairman & CEO
Maytag Corporation
Newton, Iowa

Davis B. Richardson
President
Shell Chemical
Houston, Texas

Alexander B. Trowbridge
President
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington, D.C.

(on top of both right columns)

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

(middle-right column)

Chairman
Stanley C. Pace
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
General Dynamics Corporation
St. Louis, Missouri

Dexter F. Baker
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

Tom H Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio

Douglas P. Beighle
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington

John S. Chamberlin
President & Chief Operating Officer
Avon Products, Inc.
New York, New York

John E. Clute
Senior Vice President, Human Resources and General Counsel
Boise Cascade Corporation
Boise, Idaho

John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

Donald W. Davis
Chairman
The Stanley Works
New Britain, Connecticut

(right column)

Robert F. Dee
Consultant
SmithKline Beckman Corporation
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Paul H. Elicker
Chairman, SCM Corporation
Hanson Industries
New York, New York

Stanley C. Gault
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Rubbermaid Incorporated
Wooster, Ohio

J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
Laguna Niguel, California

George N. Hatsopoulos
Chairman of the Board and President
Thermo Electron Corporation
Waltham, Massachusetts

Richard E. Heckert
Chairman
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
Wilmington, Delaware

H. Richard Johnson
President and Chief Executive Officer
Watkins-Johnson Company
Palo Alto, California

Daniel J. Krumm
Chairman & CEO
Maytag Corporation
Newton, Iowa

Thomas Laco
Vice Chairman
The Proctor & Gamble Company
Cincinnati, Ohio

John F. Mitchell
President & Chief Operating Officer
Motorola Inc.
Schaumburg, Illinois

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(left column)

Parker G. Montgomery
Chairman of the Board
CooperVision, Inc.
Menlo Park, California

Reynold Nebel
President and Chief Executive Officer
Kusan, Inc.
Brentwood, Tennessee

Richard de J. Osborne
Chairman, President & CEO
ASARCO Incorporated
New York, New York

Davis B. Richardson
President
Shell Chemical
Houston, Texas

Ray C. Robbins
Chairman of the Board
Lennox Industries, Inc.
Dallas, Texas

Ronald P. Sandmeyer
President and CEO
Sandmeyer Steel Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Anthony G. Tappin
Vice President, Corporate Marketing
FMC Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

Alexander B. Trowbridge
President
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington, D.C.

Robert H. West
Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City, Missouri

(on top of remaining three columns)

MEMBER RELATIONS COMMITTEE

(middle-left column)

Chairman
Anthony G. Tappin
Vice President, Corporate Marketing
FMC Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

William C. Adams
President and Chief Operating Officer
Federal-Mogul Corporation
Southfield, Michigan

John W. Alltucker
President
Eugene Sand & Gravel, Inc.
Eugene, Oregon

Frank Armstrong, III
Chairman, President and C.E.O.
National Fruit Product Company, Inc.
Winchester, Virginia

Morris A. Arnston, Jr.
President
Durametal Corporation
Tualatin, Oregon

Dexter F. Baker
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

Tom H Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio

Charles L. Bates, Jr.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Valtek Incorporated
Springville, Utah

Michael E. Batten
President and Chief Executive Officer
Twin Disc, Incorporated
Racine, Wisconsin

(middle-right column)

Douglas P. Beighle
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington

Lawrence A. Bossidy
Vice Chairman
General Electric Company
Fairfield, Connecticut

William H. Burchfield
Executive Vice President, Newsprint, Pulp & Kraft
Champion International Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut

James B. Campbell
President
MISSCO Corporation of Jackson
Jackson, Mississippi

John S. Chamberlin
President & Chief Operating Officer
Avon Products, Inc.
New York, New York

John E. Clute
Senior Vice President Human Resources & General Counsel
Boise Cascade Corporation
Boise, Idaho

Harry Corless
Chairman
ICI Americas Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware

Glenn A. Cox
President and Chief Operating Officer
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville, Oklahoma

John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

(right column)

Robert J. Dineen
President and Chief Executive Officer
The Marley Company
Mission Woods, Kansas

Paul R. Farago
President
NEPTCO Incorporated
Pawtucket, Rhode Island

Daniel K. Frierson
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Dixie Yarns, Inc.
Chattanooga, Tennessee

Thomas R. Fuller
President, Chief Executive Officer
Thomas Industries Inc.
Louisville, Kentucky

J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
Laguna Niguel, California

George N. Hatsopoulos
Chairman of the Board and President
Thermo Electron Corporation
Waltham, Massachusetts

Robert E. Howson
President and Chief Operating Officer
McDermott International Inc.
New Orleans, Louisiana

H. Richard Johnson
President and Chief Executive Officer
Watkins-Johnson Company
Palo Alto, California

Joseph L. Jones
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Armstrong World Industries, Inc.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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(left column)

Frank P. Justice, Jr.
Vice President
Ashland Oil, Inc.
Ashland, Kentucky

Thomas Laco
Vice Chairman
The Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati, Ohio

Robert P. Luciano
Chairman, President and CEO
Schering-Plough Corporation
Madison, New Jersey

Daniel J. McCluer
President and Chief Executive Officer
Challenge-Cook Bros., Incorporated
Industry, California

John F. Mitchell
President & Chief Operating Officer
Motorola Inc.
Schaumburg, Illinois

B. L. Mornin
Executive Vice President Corporate Development & Technology
Adolph Coors Company
Golden, Colorado

James S. Morrison
Executive Vice President
ARCO
Los Angeles, California

Reynold Nebel
President and Chief Executive Officer
Kusan, Inc.
Brentwood, Tennessee

Richard de J. Osborne
Chairman, President & CEO
ASARCO Incorporated
New York, New York

(middle-left column)

Paul J. Powers
Chairman, President & CEO
Commercial Shearing, Inc.
Youngstown, Ohio

Davis B. Richardson
President
Shell Chemical
Houston, Texas

Ray C. Robbins
Chairman of the Board
Lennox, Industries, Inc.
Dallas, Texas

Ronald P. Sandmeyer
President and CEO
Sandmeyer Steel Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

E. P. Schrum
President & CEO
Carolina Mills, Inc.
Maiden, North Carolina

Robert W. Staley
Executive Vice President
Emerson Electric Co.
St. Louis, Missouri

Lawrason D. Thomas
President
Amoco Oil Company
Chicago, Illinois

Roy E. Wansik
Chairman & President
Pakhoed Corporation
Houston, Texas

William B. Welch
President
The Lerio Corporation
Mobile, Alabama

(middle-right column)

Robert H. West
Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City, Missouri

Ernest L. Williamson
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
The Louisiana Land and Exploration Company
New Orleans, Louisiana

(right column)

NAM SMALL MANUFACTURERS FORUM

Small Manufacturing Steering Committee

Chairman
Ronald P. Sandmeyer
President and CEO
Sandmeyer Steel Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Members

Vice Chairman
J. Walter Kisling
Chairman and CEO
Multiplex Company
Ballwin, Missouri

John W. Alltucker
President
Eugene Sand & Gravel, Inc.
Eugene, Oregon

Walter P. Casey
Chairman
Walt Casey Water Conditioning, Inc.
Las Vegas, Nevada

W. A. Taylor, Jr.
Chairman of the Board
Taylor Machine Works
Louisville, Mississippi

Jay M. Wilson
President
Steeltin Can Corporation
Baltimore, Maryland

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(left column)

Policy Groups

(on top of remaining columns)

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY GROUP

(middle-left column)

Group Chairman
Richard E. Heckert
Chairman
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
Wilmington, Delaware

Group Vice Chairman
(vacant)

Roger G. Ackerman
Group President
Corning Glass Works
Corning, New York
Bjorn Ahlstrom
President and Chief Executive Officer
Volvo North America Corporation
Rockleigh, New Jersey

Wallace Barnes
Chairman & CEO
Barnes Group Inc.
Bristol, Connecticut

Tom H Barrett
President & Chief Operating Officer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio

Michael E. Batten
President and Chief Executive Officer
Twin Disc, Incorporated
Racine, Wisconsin

Douglas P. Beighle
Senior Vice President and Secretary
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington

Bennett E. Bidwell
Vice Chairman
Chrysler Corporation
Highland Park, Michigan

F. Gordon Bitter
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
The Singer Company
Stamford, Connecticut

(middle-right column)

Fred L. Brengen
Chairman, President & CEO
Johnson Controls, Inc.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Wendell F. Bueche
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Allis-Chalmers Corporation
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Martin G. Carver
Chairman of the Board/CEO
Bandag, Incorporated
Muscatine, Iowa

Gordon L. Crenshaw
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc.
Richmond, Virginia

John B. Curcio
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mack Trucks, Inc.
Allentown, Pennsylvania

Peter P. Donis
President and Chief Operating Officer
Caterpillar Inc.
Peoria, Illinois

Wm. (William) F. Fowble
Senior Vice President, and General Manager, Manufacturing
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester, New York

Daniel K. Frierson
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Dixie Yarns, Inc.
Chattanooga, Tennessee

Marcus M. Griffiths
President
The Hairlox Company, Inc.
Washington, D.C.

(right column)

Bastian Hello
Senior Vice President - Government Relations
Rockwell International
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

H. Richard Hiller, Jr.
Senior Vice President and President, South/Central Group
Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia

Andrew H. Hines, Jr.
Chairman of the Board
Florida Progress Corporation
St. Petersburg, Florida

Herbert A. Hoover
President and CEO
Acheson Industries, Inc.
Port Huron, Michigan

Robert E. Howson
President
McDermott International, Inc.
New Orleans, Louisiana

Donald R. Hughes
Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer
Burlington Industries, Inc.
Greensboro, North Carolina

Charles S. Johnson
Senior Vice President & Treasurer
Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
Des Moines, Iowa

James D. Johnston
Vice President, Industry-Government Relations
General Motors Corporation
Washington, D.C.

Joseph L. Jones
Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Armstrong World Industries, Inc.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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(left column)

Ralph C. Joynes
President and Chief Operating Officer
USG Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

E. Douglas Kenna
Partner
G. L. Ohrstrom Co.
New York, New York

J. Walter Kisling
Chairman & CEO
Multiplex Company Inc.
Ballwin, Missouri

Jack D. Kuehler
Executive Vice President
International Business Machines
Armonk, New York

R. Heath Larry Delray
Beach, Florida

Henry A. Leander
President
The Ford Meter Box Co., Inc.
Wabash, Indiana

John N. McConnell
President
Labconco Corporation
Kansas City, Missouri

John F. Mitchell
President & Chief Operating Officer
Motorola, Inc.
Schaumburg, Illinois

Louis E. Navin
Vice President, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
Honeywell, Inc.
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Peter J. Pestillo
Vice President - Employee & External Affairs
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn, Michigan

(middle-left column)

Robert A. Pritzker
President and Executive Officer
The Marmon Group, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois

Klaus Heinz Risse
President and Chief Executive Officer
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
Elkhart, Indiana

E. P. Schrum
President & CEO
Carolina Mills, Inc.
Maiden, North Carolina

George J. Sella, Jr.
Chairman, President & CEO
American Cyanamid Company
Wayne, New Jersey

Stephen G. Shank
President & Chief Executive Officer
Tonka Corporation
Minnetonka, Minnesota

R. Sid Smith
President
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Charlotte, North Carolina

Eric L. Steenburgh
Senior Vice President & General Manager
Manufacturing Operations Worldwide
Xerox Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut

Fletcher Thorne-Thomsen
Director
M.L. Bath Co., Ltd.
Shreveport, Louisiana

(middle-right column)

Roy E. Wansik
Chairman & President
Pakhoed Corporation
Houston, Texas

Lorne R. Waxlax
Executive Vice President
The Gillette Co.
Boston, Massachusetts

Michael M. Wilfley
President
A. R. Wilfley and Sons, Inc.
Denver, Colorado

(right column)

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT POLICY GROUP

Group Chairman
John E. Clute
Senior Vice President Human Resources and General Counsel
Boise Cascade Corporation
Boise, Idaho

Group Vice Chairman
Walter F. Williams
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

William C. Adams
President and Chief Operating Officer
Federal-Mogul Corporation
Southfield, Michigan

John Beverly Amos
Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer
American Family Life Assurance Company
Columbus, Georgia

Emmett Barker
President
Farm & Industrial Equipment Institute
Chicago, Illinois

Wayne Bevis
President & C.E.O.
Rolscreen Company
Pella, Iowa

W. J. Biggers
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
American Business Products, Inc.
Atlanta, Georgia

William H. Burchfield
Executive Vice President - Newsprint, Pulp & Kraft
Champion International Corporation
Stamford, Connecticut

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(left column)

James B. Campbell
President
MISSCO Corporation of Jackson
Jackson, Mississippi

Larry W. Cope
President
Clear Springs Trout Co.
Buhl, Idaho

Martin E. Fate, Jr.
President & CEO
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Thomas R. Fuller
President, Chief Executive Officer
Thomas Industries Inc.
Louisville, Kentucky

Charles O. Gordon, Jr.
President
Gordon's Inc.
Johnson City, Tennessee

Wm. J. Grede
Vice Chairman
Grede Foundries, Inc.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Gust Headbloom, Jr.
President
Apex Broach & Machine Co.
Detroit, Michigan

Betty Ruth Hollander
Chairman and CEO
The Omega Group, Inc.
Stamford, Connecticut

Welton Jetton
President
Auditronics, Inc.
Memphis, Tennessee

J. Bruce Johnston
Executive Vice President
USX Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Jerry T. Jones
President
Sonicraft, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois

(middle-left column)

Charles P. La Bahn
President
Orion Corporation
Grafton, Wisconsin

Thomas Laco
Vice Chairman The
Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati, Ohio

Walter S. Lineberger
President
Vision Hosiery Mills
Belmont, North Carolina

Amos R. McMullian
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Flowers Industries, Inc.
Thomasville, Georgia

R. Clayton McWhorter
President & Chief Operating Officer
HCA
Nashville, Tennessee

Robert W. Navarre
President and Chief Executive Officer
Simpson Industries, Inc.
Birmingham, Michigan

Reynold Nebel
President and Chief Executive Officer
Kusan, Inc.
Brentwood, Tennesse

Arthur C Prine, Jr.
Vice President, Corporate Relations
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Chicago, Illinois

Ronald P. Sandmeyer
President and CEO
Sandmeyer Steel Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Charles R. Sligh, Jr.
Chairman of the Board
Sligh Furniture Co.
Holland, Michigan

(middle-right column)

A. Ruth Stafford
Corp. Treasurer
Kiva Container Corporation
Phoenix, Arizona

W. A. Taylor, Jr.
Chairman of the Board
Taylor Machine Works, Inc.
Louisville, Mississippi

John G. Thodis
President and CEO
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Lansing, Michigan

Ted W. Tysinger
President
Triangle Brick Company
Durham, North Carolina

David A. Ward
Senior Vice President, General Counsel
Owens-Illinois, Inc.
Toledo, Ohio

William F. Ward, Jr.
President
The Ward Machinery Company
Cockeysville, Maryland

Charles B. Webb, Jr.
Chairman & CEO
Alabama Metal Industries Corporation
Birmingham, Alabama

Harry K. Wells
Chairman of the Board
McCormick & Company, Inc.
Hunt Valley, Maryland

Jay M. Wilson
President
Steeltin Can Corporation
Baltimore, Maryland

Robert R. Woodson
President & Chief Operating Officer
John H. Harland Company
Atlanta, Georgia

(right column)

REGULATION POLICY GROUP

Group Chairman
Paul H. Elicker
Chairman, SCM Corporation
Hanson Industries
New York, New York

Vice Chairman
Alfred P. O'Hara
Director, Chairman of the Finance Committee
Bacardi Corporation
San Juan, Puerto Rico

Frank Armstrong, III
Chairman, President and C.E.O.
National Fruit Product Co., Inc.
Winchester, Virginia

Morris A. Arntson, Jr.
President
Durametal Corporation
Tualatin, Oregon

Jeffrey J. Burdge
Chairman of the Board
Harsco Corporation
Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

John J. Chamberlin
President & Chief Operating Officer
Avon Products, Inc.
New York, New York

John W. Culligan
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
American Home Products Corporation
New York, New York

Gary G. Dillon President
Household Manufacturing, Inc.
Household International, Inc.
Prospect Heights, Illinois

Donald A. Gaudion
Rochester, New York

Bruce C. Gottwald
President
Ethyl Corporation
Richmond, Virginia

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(left column)

J. Michael Hagan
President
Fluorocarbon
Laguna Niguel, California

John T. Hartley
President and Chief Executive Officer
Harris Corporation
Melbourne, Florida

Emerson Kampen
President and Chief Executive Officer
Great Lakes Chemical Corporation
West Lafayette, Indiana

Everett Knoche
President and Chief Executive Officer
The Store Kraft Manufacturing Company
Beatrice, Nebraska

Donald E. Purcell
President
Portable Power Equipment
Manufacturers Association
Bethesda, Maryland

George H. Schofield
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Zurn Industries, Inc.
Erie, Pennsylvania

Lawrence R. Tollenaere
President and Chief Executive Officer
Ameron
Monterey Park, California

Diemer True
Partner
True Companies
Casper, Wyoming

(middle-left column)

George E. Wardeberg
Vice Chairman & Chief Operating Officer
Whirlpool Corporation
Benton Harbor, Michigan

E. Wayne Weeks
President, AT&T Network Systems
AT&T Technologies, Inc.
Morristown, New Jersey

Walter C. Zable
Vice President and Vice Chairman of the Board
Cubic Corporation
San Diego, California

(on top of right two columns)

TAXATION, FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY GROUP

(middle-right column)

Group Chairman
Parker G. Montgomery
Chairman of the Board
CooperVision, Inc.
Menlo Park, California

Group Vice Chairman
Donald D. Lennox
Chairman and CEO
Schlegel Corporation
Rochester, New York

Paul C. Bergson Sr.
Vice President Government Relations
RJR Nabisco Washington Inc.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Walter P. Casey
Chairman
Walt Casey Water Conditioning, Inc.
Las Vegas, Nevada

J. W. Collins
President & Chief Operating Officer
Clorox
Oakland, California

Thomas C. Coxe, III
Executive Vice President
Sonoco Products Company
Hartsville, South Carolina

H. R. Dean
Executive Vice President & CFO
Houston Industries Incorporated
Houston, Texas

Albert E. Drew
President
Foam-Lite Plastics, Inc.
Knoxville, Tennessee

Paul R. Farago
President
NEPTCO Incorporated
Pawtucket, Rhode Island

(right column)

Thomas J. Fay
Vice President, Communications
TRW Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio

Benjamin R. Field III
Vice President & Treasurer
Bemis Company, Inc.
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Owsley Brown Frazier
Vice Chairman
Brown-Forman, Inc.
Louisville, Kentucky

Werner P. Gullander
Port Ludlow, Washington

George N. Hatsopoulos
Chairman of the Board and President
Thermo Electron Corporation
Waltham, Massachusetts

H. Richard Johnson
President and Chief Executive Officer
Watkins-Johnson Company
Palo Alto, California

Lawrence C. Jones
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Van Dorn Company
Cleveland, Ohio

Richard C. Kautz
Chairman
Grain Processing Corporation
Muscatine, lowa

Herbert V. Kohler, Jr.
Chairman of the Board and President
Kohler Co.
Kohler, Wisconsin

Robert P. Luciano
Chairman, President and CEO
Schering-Plough Corporation
Madison, New Jersey

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(left column)

Daniel J. McCluer
President and Chief Executive Officer
Challenge-Cook Bros., Incorporated
Industry, California

Thomas J. McHugh
Vice President - Taxes
Kraft, Inc.
Northbrook, Illinois

William B. Modahl
Director of Tax Affairs
Digital Equipment Corporation
Acton, Massachusetts

Peter J. Nord Ph.D.
President and Chief Operating Officer
Schauer Manufacturing Corporation
Cincinnati, Ohio

Daniel K. O'Connell
Executive Vice President Corporate Affairs
Ryder System, Inc.
Miami, Florida

Harold J. Plumley
Chairman of the Board
Plumley Companies
Paris, Tennessee

John E. Reed
Chairman & President
Reed National Corp.
Westfield, Massachusetts

Ray C. Robbins
Chairman of the Board
Lennox Industries, Inc.
Dallas, Texas

(middle-left column)

Robert W. Staley
Executive Vice President
Emerson Electric Co.
St. Louis, Missouri

John M. Thompson, Jr.
Vice Chairman
National Gypsum Company
Dallas, Texas

William B. Welch
President
The Lerio Corporation
Mobile, Alabama

Robert H. West
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City, Missouri

Glenn W. White
Director of the Tax Department
The Dow Chemical Company
Midland, Michigan

(on top of two right columns)

RESOURCES AND INNOVATION POLICY GROUP

(middle-right column)

Group Chairman
Richard de J. Osborne
Chairman, President & CEO
ASARCO Incorporated
New York, New York

Group Vice Chairman
James L. Dunlap President
Texaco, USA
Houston, Texas

John W. Alltucker
President
Eugene Sand & Gravel, Inc.
Eugene, Oregon

T S Ary
President
Kerr-McGee Corporation Minerals Exploration Division
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Charles L. Bates, Jr.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Valtek Incorporated
Springville, Utah

William W. Berry
Chairman of the Board
Virginia Power
Richmond, Virginia

Lawrence A. Bossidy
Vice Chairman
General Electric Company
Fairfield, Connecticut

Philip Burguieres
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Cameron Iron Works, Inc.
Houston, Texas

John J. Burke
Vice Chairman of the Board
Montana Power Company
Butte, Montana

(right column)

David C. Clark
Vice President and Treasurer
Jervis B. Webb Company
Farmington Hills, Michigan

Harry Corless
Chairman
ICI Americas, Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware

Glenn A. Cox
President and Chief Operating Officer
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville, Oklahoma

Edward T. Di Corcia
Vice President Refining
Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Houston, Texas

Robert J. Dineen
President & Chief Executive Officer
The Marley Company
Mission Woods, Kansas

Edward J. Dwyer
Blue Bell, Pennsylvania

Joseph M. Farley
President
Alabama Power Company
Birmingham, Alabama

Max Gonzenbach
Vice President
Valley Queen Cheese Factory, Inc.
Milbank, South Dakota

Richard E. Hug
President and Chief Executive Officer
Environmental Elements Corporation
Baltimore, Maryland

S. J. Jatras
Chairman and CEO
The Telex Corporation
Tulsa, Oklahoma

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(left column)

Frank P. Justice, Jr.
Vice President
Ashland Oil, Inc.
Ashland, Kentucky

Donald R. Kayser
Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
Allied-Signal Inc.
Morristown, New Jersey

Richard L. Leatherwood
President & CEO - Equipment Unit
CSX Transportation
Baltimore, Maryland

Nicholas G. Marotta
President and CEO
National Starch and Chemical Corporation
Bridgewater, New Jersey

Thomas J. McGrath
Senior Vice President
Grumman Corporation
Bethpage, New York

B. L. Mornin
Executive Vice President, Corporate Development & Technology
Adolph Coors Company
Golden, Colorado

James S. Morrison
Executive Vice President
ARCO
Los Angeles, California

Raymond A. Norwood
Senior Vice President
Washington Energy Company
Seattle, Washington

William J. O'Brien, III
President & CEO
O'Brien Operating Company
Shreveport, Louisiana

(middle-left column)

Stanley N. Pinder
Chief Executive Officer and Founder
Custom Compactors Corporation
Tampa, Florida

Robert G. Potter
Corporate Group Vice President and President, Monsanto Chemical Company
Monsanto Company
St. Louis, Missouri

Paul J. Powers
Chairman, President & CEO
Commercial Shearing, Inc.
Youngstown, Ohio

Burt F. Raynes
Chula Vista, California

Davis B. Richardson
President
Shell Chemical
Houston, Texas

John W. Robinson
Executive Vice President & COO
Carolina Steel Corporation
Greensboro, North Carolina

Charles E. Scharlau
Chairman, President and CEO
Southwestern Energy Company
Fayetteville, Arkansas

Paul J. Schierl
Chairman and C.E.O.
Fort Howard Corporation
Green Bay, Wisconsin

Frank Shaw
Executive Vice President
The Coleman Company
Wichita, Kansas

(middle-right column)

Robert J. Sweeney
President and Chief Executive Officer
Murphy Oil Corporation
El Dorado, Arkansas

Anthony G. Tappin
Vice President, Corporate Marketing
FMC Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

Lawrason D. Thomas
President
Amoco Oil Company
Chicago, Illinois

Zane G. Todd
Chairman of the Board and President
IPALCO Enterprises Inc.
Indianapolis, Indiana

Robert D. Tuttle
Chairman
Sealed Power Corporation
Muskegon, Michigan

Robert William Van Sant
President and COO
Blount, Inc.
Montgomery, Alabama

M. P. Venema
Chairman
Mid-America Legal Foundation
Northfield, Illinois

John A. Warren
Chairman and CEO
SCANA Corporation
Columbia, South Carolina

W. S. White, Jr.
Chairman and CEO
American Electric Power Company, Inc.
Columbus, Ohio

Ernest L. Williamson
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
The Louisiana Land and Exploration Company
New Orleans, Louisiana

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National Public Affairs Steering Committee

(left column)

Chairman
S. M. Henry Brown, Jr.
Manager, Public Affairs C
arolina Power & Light Company
Raleigh, North Carolina

Immediate Past Chairman
Perry A. Roberts
Vice President, Public Affairs
Emerson Electric Company
St. Louis, Missouri

Eastern Division

Divisional Chairman
John H. Paul
Director, Governmental Affairs
AMAX, Inc.
Greenwich, Connecticut

Kenneth Berkowitz
Vice President, Public Affairs
Hoffmann-LaRoche Inc.
Nutley, New Jersey

B. J. Burkett
Director, Public Affairs
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc.
Westport, Connecticut

John J. Carroll
Vice President, Community Relations
Grumman Corporation
Bethpage, New York

Kenneth E. Davis
Director of Government Relations
Rohm and Haas
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Bruce E. Holbein
Manager, Government Relations
Digital Equipment Corporation
Maynard, Massachusetts

(middle-left column)

Thomas M. Landin
Vice President, Government Relations
SmithKline Beckman Corporation
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Robert S. Mercer
Director, Public Affairs
Sanders Associates, Inc.
Nashua, New Hampshire

Henry H. Page, Jr.
Director, Issues Management
Sun Company Inc.
Radnor, Pennsylvania

Edward M. Romanoff
Senior Staff Vice President, Corporate Communications
Allegheny International Inc.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Robert L. Shafer
Vice President, Public Affairs and Government Relations
Pfizer Inc.
New York, New York

James R. Tobin
Director, Public Affairs
Becton Dickinson and Company
Franklin Lakes, New Jersey

Patrick F. Van Keuren
Vice President, Government Relations
American-National Can Company
Greenwich, Connecticut

Philip J. Webster
Vice President, Public Affairs
Scott Paper Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

H. Brian Wilson
Vice President, Public Affairs
Pechiney Corporation
Greenwich, Connecticut

Ronald E. Zier
Vice President, Public Relations
Warner Lambert Company
Morris Plains, New Jersey

(middle-right column)

West/Central Division

Divisional Chairman
James M. Ratcliffe
Director of Public Affairs
R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Chicago, Illinois

Joseph E. Birk
Vice President & General Counsel
Union Electric Company
St. Louis, Missouri

Edwin E. Cain
Vice President, Government Relations
Apache Corporation
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Forrest Coffey
Vice President, Government Affairs
The Boeing Company
Seattle, Washington

Jeffrey P. Eves
Vice President, Public Affairs
Fort Howard Paper Company
Green Bay, Wisconsin

Michael H. Hudson
Vice President, Public Affairs
Illinois Tool Works Inc.
Chicago, Illinois

William R. Jenkins
Vice President, Communications
FMC Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

Robert D. Jones
Manager, Government Relations Community Affairs
Amoco Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

(right column)

Lewis P. Keim
Director, Corporate Public Relations
The Gates Corporation
Denver, Colorado

Charles B. McIlwaine
Vice President, Corporate Communications
The Coleman Company
Wichita, Kansas

John V. Morse
Director of State Government Relations
Monsanto Company
St. Louis, Missouri

Raymond A. Norwood
Senior Vice President, Public Affairs
Washington Energy Company
Seattle, Washington

Gerald L. Olson
Vice President, Government Relations
The Pillsbury Company
Minneapolis, Minnesota

John J. Pruis
Vice President, Corporate Relations
Ball Corporation
Muncie, Indiana

John A. Shaner, Jr.
Director of Government Relations
Dana Corporation
Toledo, Ohio

Glen Skovholt
Director, Federal Government Relations Policy and Programs
Honeywell, Inc.
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Alan Timothy
Director of Federal Affairs
Adolph Coors Company
Washington, D.C.

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(left column)

William B. Trent, Jr.
Vice President, Personnel Administration
Grain Processing Corporation
Muscatine, Iowa

Brian B. Whalen
Vice President, Public Affairs Public Affairs
Navistar International Corporation
Chicago, Illinois

West/Southern Divison

Divisional Chairman
W. Thack Brown
Director of Public Affairs
Burroughs-Wellcome Company
Research Triangle, North Carolina

Mary Dee Beall
Government Affairs Field Programs Manager
Hewlett Packard Company
Palo Alto, California

James M. Bell
Director of Public Affairs
Burlington Industries, Inc.
Greensboro, North Carolina

John H. Burton
Vice President, Public Affairs
CooperVision, Inc.
Irvine, California

George L. Campbell
Director of Public Affairs
Florida Power Corporation
St. Petersburg, Florida

Peggy M. Childress
Director, Government Relations
National Gypsum Company
Dallas, Texas

(middle-left column)

Martin Garber
Director of Political and Association Affairs
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville, Oklahoma

Stephen Giovanisci
Vice President, Public Affairs
Atlantic Richfield Company
Los Angeles, California

Henry Lartique, Jr.
Manager, Public Affairs
Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Houston, Texas

Jean M. Luck
Government Affairs Representative
Vulcan Materials Company
Birmingham, Alabama

Chick McDowell
Vice President, Corporate Relations
Cordis Corporation
Miami, Florida

Lois M. Musselman
Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications
Brown-Forman Distillers Corporation
Louisville, Kentucky

Marshall Pharr
Manager, Government Relations
Southwest Public Service
Amarillo, Texas

William G. Reynolds, Jr.
Vice President, Government Relations and Public Affairs
Reynolds Metals Company
Richmond, Virginia

(middle-right column)

M. A. Shute
Manager of Public Affairs
Tenneco Incorporated
Houston, Texas

John D. Tyson
Vice President, Public Affairs
BATUS Inc.
Louisville, Kentucky

Joel C. Williams, Jr.
Vice President, Corporate Affairs
Savannah Foods & Industries, Inc.
Savannah, Georgia

Washington Reps

John E. Bonitt
Director of Legislative & Regulatory Affairs
Allied-Signal Inc.
Washington, D.C.

Bernadette Budde
Vice President
Business-Industry Political Action Committee
Washington, D.C.

Joseph J. Fanelli
President
Business-Industry Political Action Committee
Washington, D.C.

R. Gary Wilson
Director, Government Affairs
PPG Industries, Inc.
Washington, D.C.

(right column)

National Industrial Council

Based in Washington, in the headquarters of the National Association of Manufacturers, NIC is an organization of about 135 business and industrial employer associations at the regional, state and local levels. These associations blanket the nation and represent nearly 124,000 individual employers and more than 21 million employees-numbers that boost the NAM's clout in the nation's capital. Serving this network of affiliates are the two NIC departments, the State Associations Group (SAG) and the Industrial Relations Group (IRG). The NIC was established in 1907 when the National Association of Manufacturers realized the need for a mechanism to unite industrial associations interested in preserving and strengthening the competitive enterprise system. The NAM/NIC relationship is a close working partnership shaped through a long history of mutual interests and benefits.

NIC COORDINATING COMMITTEE

Chairman
Daniel J. Krumm
Chairman & CEO
Maytag Corporation
Newton, Iowa

Donald E. Butler
President
Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Los Angeles, California

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Thomas H. Hazzard
President
Idaho Employers Council, Inc.
Boise, Idaho

George E. Shelton III
President
Capital Associated Industries, Inc.
Raleigh, North Carolina

Carter Witt III
President
Tennessee Association of Business
Nashville, Tennessee

John G. Thodis
President and Chief Executive Officer
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Lansing, Michigan

Alexander B. Trowbridge
President
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington, D.C.

(middle-left column)

STATE ASSOCIATIONS GROUP

Executive Committee
Carter Witt III
President
Tennessee Association of Business
Nashville, Tennessee

John G. Thodis
President and Chief Executive Officer
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Lansing, Michigan

Zachariah C. Damerson, Jr.
President
Virginia Manufacturers Association
Richmond, Virginia

Kenneth O. Decko
President
Connecticut Business & Industry Association
Hartford, Connecticut

Thomas C. Ellick
President
California Manufacturers Association
Sacramento, California

Frederick K. McCarthy
President
Indiana Manufacturers Association
Indianapolis, Indiana

Raymond T. Schuler
President
The Business Council of New York State, Inc.
Albany, New York

Staff
R. Barry Buzby
Executive Director

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Industrial Relations Group

(middle-right column)

Chairman
Donald E. Butler
President
Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Los Angeles, California

Chairman-Elect
Thomas H. Hazzard
President
Idaho Employers Council, Inc.
Boise, Idaho

Vice Chairman
Robert P. Hallenbeck, Jr.
President
Manufactures Association of Delaware Valley
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

Treasurer
(vacant)

Executive Committee
Stephen J. Beeley
Manager
Industrial Relations Council
Salt Lake City, Utah

Stanley Benford
Executive Vice Presaident
The Employers Association
Grand Rapids, Michigan

C. David Burns
President
New Orleans Steamship Association
New Orleans, Louisiana

H. Dennis Colby
Executive Vice President
Associated Employers of the Quad-Cities
Moline, Illinois

Richard J. Daniel
President
The Employers Association
Charlotte, North Carolina

(right column)

Kermit L. Darkey
President
Mountain States Employers Council, Inc.
Denver, Colorado

Robert R. Fortney
President
Employers Association of Detroit
Detroit, Michigan

John D. Hayes
Executive Director
The Employers' Association of Toledo
Toledo, Ohio

John D. Hostutler
President
Industrial Management Council
Rochester, New York

A. Bertram Locke
President
Employers Association, Inc.
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Richard C. Noyes
President
Manufacturers of Hartford County
Hartford, Connecticut

H.R. "Mick" Redohl
President
AAIM Management Association
St. Louis, Missouri

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George E. Shelton III
President
Capital Associated Industries, Inc.
Raleigh, North Carolina

Donald M. Standriff
Executive Vice President/Secretary
Greater Cincinnati Employers Institute
Cincinnati, Ohio

Albert H. Stauffacher
Executive Vice President
Employers Resource Council
Cleveland, Ohio

John B. Stentz
Executive Vice President
Timber Operators Council, Inc.
Tigard, Oregon

Robert J. Walters
Executive Director
Southwestern Illinois Industrial Association
Wood River, Illinois

Staff
Argyll Campbell
Executive Director

(header for remaining columns)

Association Council

(middle-left column)

The NAM Associations Council is composed of more than 120 national manufacturing trade associations, each serving a single industry or the producers of a single product. The purpose of the council is to help develop national legislative, regulatory, economic and social policies that further the public interest. This council provides a means for coordination and cooperation between the NAM and its association members by (1) motivating associations to work with the NAM in developing strategies to influence the governmental processes of legislation and regulation; (2) encouraging associations to identify issues of common interest and importance to their members and the NAM; (3) analyzing, coordinating and determining priorities and communicating pertinent information to all interested parties for their mutual benefit, thus multiplying the effectiveness of NAM and affected associations; and (4) providing a means of exchange, discussion and greater understanding of major trends and opportunities that may affect the operations of manufacturing trade associations.

(middle-right column)

Chairman Emmett Barker President Farm and Industrial Equipment Institute Chicago, Illinois

Vice Chairman R. Sid Smith President and Chief Executive Officer National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers Charlotte, North Carolina

Immediate Past Chairman Donald E. Purcell President Portable Power Equipment Manufacturers Association Bethesda, Maryland

Arnold Braswell President Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute Arlington, Virginia

Donald G. Brotzman
President
Rubber Manufacturers Association
Washington, D.C.

Harry W. Buzzerd, Jr.
Executive Vice President
American Textile Machinery Association
Falls Church, Virginia

Red Cavaney
President
American Paper Institute
New York, New York

Bernard H. Falk
President
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Washington, D.C.

(right column)

Robert L. Holding
President
Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers
Chicago, Illinois

Michael J Licata
President
International Foodservice Manufacturers Association
Chicago, Illinois

Richard B. Norment
Executive Director
American Gear Manufacturers Association
Alexandria, Virginia

Charles E. O'Connell
President
Society of the Plastics Industry
Washington, D.C.

Malcolm E. O'Hagan
President
Valve Manufacturers Association of America
Washington, D.C.

Richard D. Snyder
Executive Vice President
Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association
Rockville, Maryland

Frederick L. Webber
President
National Soft Drink Association
Washington, D.C.

Staff
Michael D. Lane
Executive Director

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CUE

(left column)

CUE—An Organization for Positive Employee Relations is an educational subsidiary of the NAM. Founded in 1977, it is the only single- purpose national organization devoted to encouraging strong, progressive and positive employee relations. It educates management on the benefits of a work environment kept union-free through voluntary employee choice and a commitment to good employer/employee relations. CUE is an adjunct of the NAM Industrial Relations Department but maintains a separate membership roll and dues structure.

CUE EXECUTIVE BOARD

Cochairman
Brian W. Gill
President
Master Printers of America
Arlington, Virginia

Cochairman
David C. Metz
Manager, Employee and Labor Relations
Union Carbide Corporation
Danbury, Connecticut

William L. Abele
Vice President, Administration
Occidental Chemicals Corporation
Irving, Texas

Lewis H. Bentzel
Vice President, Human Resources
The J.E. Baker Company
York, Pennsylvania

(middle-left column)

Lachlan Cameron
Director of Industrial Relations
Wagner Division
Cooper Industries, Inc.
Parsippany, New Jersey

John F. Cosmano
Vice President, Personnel
Nalge Company,
Rochester, New York

Walter S. Davis, Esq.
Davis & Kuelthau
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Edward J. Dowd, Jr.
N. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Edward J. Dunn
Vice President, Human Resources
Whirlpool Corporation
Benton Harbor, Michigan

Arthur J. Finkelman
Executive Director, Employee Relations
Estee Lauder, Inc.
Melville, New York

Robert J. Fortney
President & Secretary
Employers Association of Detroit
Detroit, Michigan

Randolph M. Hale
Vice President, Industrial Relations
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington, D.C.

Ardis D. Kvare
Director, Human Resources
CooperVision, CILCO
Bellevue, Washington

Charles E. LeFever
Vice President, Employee Relations
R. H. Macy & Company, Inc.
New York, New York

(middle-right column)

John C. Lunsford
Director of Labor Relations
Snap-on Tools Corporation
Kenosha, Wisconsin

James T. McConnaughay
Vice President, Personnel
Golden Grain
Sanleandro, California

Mary Lou O'Keefe
Director, Non-Union Employee Relations
Allied-Signal, Inc.
Morristown, New Jersey

R. Wayne Parchman
Vice President, Human Resources
Lenox, Inc.
Lawrenceville, New Jersey

Harold A. Phair
Director, Positive Employee Relations
United Technologies Corporation
Hartford, Connecticut

Ronald P. Sandmeyer, Sr.
President
Sandmeyer Steel Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

John A. Savage
Director, Employee Relations
Mitsubishi Consumer Electronics America, Inc.
Braselton, Georgia

Maurice R. Smith
Director, Personnel
Sundstrand Advanced Technology Group
Rockford, Illinois

John R. Sullivan
Vice President, Industrial Relations
New Jersey Steel Corporation
Sayreville, New Jersey

(right column)

Carol J. Telling
Manager, Training
TRW, Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio

William H. Tripp
Vice President, Human Resources
L. M. Berry & Company
Dayton, Ohio

Kelly O. Turnwall
Vice President, Employee Relations
Coors Porcelain Company
Golden, Colorado

Douglas C. Volz
Vice President, Human Resources
Hanes Knit Products
Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Louis M. Whitney
Vice President, Human Resources
Stromberg-Carlson Corporation
Lake Mary, Florida

Gene R. Wode
Manager, U.S. Area Salaried Operations
The Dow Chemical Company
Houston, Texas

Gary E. Young
Vice President, Human Resources Administration
Mansfield Plumbing Products
Perrysville, Ohio

Staff
Bernard H. Trimble
Executive Director

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(left column)

Washington Representative Advisory Council to the NAM President

Chairman
Charles E. McKittrick, Jr.
Vice President, Governmental Programs
International Business Machines Corp
Washington, D.C.

Frederick S. Benson, III
Vice President
Weyerhaeuser Company
Washington, D.C.

Frank W. Bradley
Vice President
Chevron, U.S.A.
Washington, D.C.

S. M. Henry Brown, Jr.
Vice President
Carolina Power & Light Company
Raleigh, North Carolina

Ken W. Cole
Vice President, Washington Office
Allied-Signal, Inc.
Washington, D.C.

Richard K. Cook
Vice President, Washington Area
Lockheed Corporation
Washington, D.C.

Allan D. Cors
Vice President and Director, Government Affairs
Corning Glass Works
Washington, D.C.

Rae Forker Evans
Vice President, National Affairs
Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Washington, D.C.

William G. Greif
Vice President
Bristol-Myers Company
Washington, D.C.

(middle-left column)

Wiley C. Harrell, Jr.
Director, National Affairs
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Washington, D.C.

Walter A. Hasty, Jr.
Vice President, National Government Relations
The Proctor & Gamble Manufacturing Company
Washington, D.C.

Emmett W. Hines, Jr.
Director, Government Relations
Diamond Shamrock Corporation
Washington, D.C.

Kempton B. Jenkins
Corporate Vice President, International and Government Affairs
Armco, Inc.
Washington, D.C.

Ardon N. Judd, Jr.
Vice President
Dresser Industries
Washington, D.C.

Michael Monroney
Vice President, Government Relations
TRW Incorporated
Arlington, Virginia

Thomas G. O'Hara
Vice President
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Washington, D.C.

Robert A. Perkins
Vice President, Washington Office
Chrysler Corp.
Washington, D.C.

(middle-right column)

Phillips S. Peter
Vice President, Corporate Government Relations
General Electric Company
Washington, D.C.

Harold Russell
Vice President
FMC Corporation
Washington, D.C.

Robert H. Scheerschmidt
Vice President
Xerox Corporation
Washington, D.C.

Donald E. Smiley
Vice President, Washington Office
Exxon Corporation
Washington, D.C.

Robert C. Walker
Vice President
Adolph Coors and Company
Washington, D.C.

William E. Wickert, Jr.
Manager, Government Affairs
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Washington, D.C.

(right column)

Public Relations Council

Chairman
Robert M. Norrish
Director, Public Relations
The Proctor & Gamble Company
Cincinnati, Ohio

Richard S. Bartlett
Vice President and Director of Marketing Communications
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester, New York

Tom Boyd
Vice President, Public Affairs
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville, Oklahoma

David Chase
Assistant to the President & Vice President of Public & Governmental Affairs
Lennox International, Inc.
Dallas, Texas

John W. Felton
Vice President, Corporate Communications
McCormick & Company, Inc.
Hunt Valley, Maryland

Thomas Landin
Vice President, Government Relations
SmithKline Beckman Corporation
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

C. Eugene Moore
Manager, Corporate Information
Armstrong World Industries, Inc.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania

John Pruis
Vice President, Corporate Relations
Ball Corporation
Muncie, Indiana

Robert Richardson
Vice President-Marketing
Jervis B. Webb Company
Farmington Hills, Michigan

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(left column)

Tom K. Stewart
Manager, Corporate Communications Public Affairs
Shell Oil Company
Houston, Texas

Jerald terHorst
Director of National Public Affairs
Ford Motor Company
Washington, D.C.

(heading of middle two columns)

Staff Officers

(middle-left column)

Alexander B. Trowbridge
President

Jerry J. Jasinowski
Executive Vice President
Policy and Communications Division and Chief Economist

William E. Blasier
Senior Vice President
Finance/Administration Division

J. Lee Hamilton
Senior Vice President
Membership and Public Affairs

Jan S. Amundson
Vice President & General Counsel

C. Thomason Bishop III
Vice President and Division Manager
West/Central Division

David B. Bowes
Vice President
Communications

James P. Carty
Vice President
Government Regulation, Competition and Small Manufacturing

Thomas W. Estler
Vice President and Division Manager
Eastern Division

Lawrence A. Fox
Vice President
International Economic Affairs

(middle-right column)

Randolph M. Hale
Vice President
Industrial Relations

Joni C. Hodgson
Vice President
Meeting Management and Corporate Secretary

Douglass Hoyt
Vice President and Division Manager
National Division

Paul R. Huard
Vice President
Taxation and Fiscal Policy

William P. Martin
Treasurer

Perry J. Owens
Vice President and Division Manager
West/Southern Division

H. Richard Seibert
Vice President
Resources and Technology

Jane M. Work
Vice President
Legislative Analysis

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(left column, blank)

(header for two middle columns)

Offices

(middle-left column)

Headquarters

1331 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Suite 1500 - North Lobby
Washington, DC 20004-1703
(202)637-3000
NAMNET ID NAM001

Eastern Division

(Serving Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and West Virginia)

51 Gibraltar Drive
Suite 2A
Morris Plains, NJ 07950
(201)539-4100
NAMNET ID NAM022

235 Bear Hill Road
Waltham, MA 02154
(617)890-6813
NAMNET ID NAM023

West/Central Division

(Serving Alaska, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming)

315 S. Northwest Highway
Park Ridge, IL 60068
(312)698-3838 N
AMNET ID NAM018

4000 Town Center
Suite 540
Southfield, MI 48075-1406
(313)355-0630
NAMNET ID NAM019

(middle-right column)

West/Southern Division

(Serving Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Virginia)

1225 North Loop West
Suite 432
Houston, TX 77008
(713)863-7575
NAMNET ID NAM020 1422

West Peachtree St., NW
Suite 612
Atlanta, GA 30309
(404)892-0530
NAMNET ID NAM021

4605 Lankershim Blvd.
Suite 300
North Hollywood, CA 91602
(818)509-0731
NAMNET ID NAM016

22300 Foothill Blvd.
Suite 510
Hayward, CA 94541
(415)881-8816
NAMNET ID NAM017

National Division
(Telemarketing)

7855 Walker Drive, Suite 660
Greenbelt, MD 20770-3212
(301) 441-2000
NAMNET ID NAM015

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Director Companies and Representatives

(left column)

A. R. Wilfley and Sons, Inc.
Michael Wilfley

Acheson Industries, Inc.
Herbert A. Hoover

Adolph Coors Company
B. L. Mornin

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Dexter F. Baker

Alabama Power Company
Joseph M. Farley

Alabama Metal Industries Corporation
Charles B. Webb, Jr.

Allied-Signal Inc.
Donald R. Kayser

Allis-Chalmers Corporation
Wendell F. Bueche

American Family Life Assurance Company
John Beverly Amos

American Business Products, Inc.
W.J. Biggers

American Home Products Corporation
John W. Culligan

American Cyanamid Company
George J. Sella, Jr.

American Electric Power Company, Inc.
W.S. White, Jr.

Ameron
Lawrence R. Tollenaere

Amoco Oil Company
Lawrason D. Thomas

Apex Broach & Machine Co.
Gust Headbloom, Jr.

ARCO
James S. Morrison

Armstrong World Industries, Inc.
Joseph L. Jones
Maurice J. Warnock

Arvin Industries, Inc.
James K. Baker

ASARCO Incorporated
Richard de J. Osborne

Ashland Oil, Inc.
Frank P. Justice, Jr.

AT&T Technologies, Inc.
E. Wayne Weeks, Jr.

Auditronics, Inc.
Welton Jetton

Avon Products, Inc.
John S. Chamberlin

Bacardi Corporation
Alfred P. O'Hara

(middle column)

Ball Corporation
John W. Fisher

Bandag, Incorporated
Martin G. Carver

Barnes Group Inc.
Wallace Barnes

Bemis Company, Inc.
Benjamin R. Field, III

Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Walter F. Williams

Blount, Inc.
Robert William Van Sant

The Boeing Company
Douglas P. Beighle

Boise Cascade Corporation
John E. Clute

Brown-Forman, Inc.
Owsley Brown Frazier

Burlington Industries, Inc.
Donald R. Hughes

Butler Manufacturing Company
Robert H. West

Cameron Iron Works, Inc.
Philip Burguieres

Carolina Steel Corporation
John W. Robinson

Carolina Mills, Inc.
E. P. Schrum

Caterpillar Inc.
Peter P. Donis

Challenge-Cook Bros., Incorporated
Daniel J. McCluer

Champion International Corporation
William H. Burchfield

Chrysler Corporation
Bennett E. Bidwell

Clear Springs Trout Company
Larry W. Cope

Clorox
J. W. Collins

Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc.
H. Richard Hiller, Jr.

The Coleman Company
Frank Shaw

Commercial Shearing, Inc.
Paul J. Powers

CooperVision, Inc.
Parker G. Montgomery

Corning Glass Works
Roger G. Ackerman

CSX Transportation
Richard L. Leatherwood

Cubic Corporation
Walter C. Zable

Custom Compactors Corporation
Stanley N. Pinder

(right column)

Digital Equipment Corporation
William B. Modahl

Dixie Yarns, Inc.
Daniel K. Frierson

The Dow Chemical Company
Glenn W. White

Durametal Corporation
Morris A. Arntson, Jr.

E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
Richard E. Heckert

Eastman Kodak Company
Wm. F. Fowble

EG&G, Inc. Donald M. Kerr
Bernard J. O'Keefe

Emerson Electric Co.
Robert W. Staley

Environmental Elements Corporation
Richard E. Hug

Ethyl Corporation
Bruce C. Gottwald

Eugene Sand & Gravel, Inc.
John W. Alltucker

Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Edward T. Di Corcia

Farm & Industrial Equipment Institute
Emmett Barker

Federal-Mogul Corporation
William C. Adams

Florida Progress Corporation
Andrew H. Hines, Jr.

Flowers Industries, Inc.
Amos R. McMullian

Fluorocarbon
J. Michael Hagan

FMC Corporation
Anthony G. Tappin

Foam-Lite Plastics, Inc.
Albert E. Drew

The Ford Meter Box Co. Incorporated
Henry A. Leander

Ford Motor Company
Peter J. Pestillo

Fort Howard Corporation
Paul J. Schierl

G. L. Ohrstrom Co.
E. Douglas Kenna

The Gates Rubber Company
J. D. Maxwell

General Electric Company
Lawrence A. Bossidy

General Motors Corporation
James D. Johnston

General Dynamics Corporation
Stanley C. Pace

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(left column)

The Gillette Company
Lorne R. Waxlax

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Tom H Barrett

Gordon's, Inc.
Charles O. Gordon, Jr.

Grain Processing Corporation
Richard C. Kautz

Great Lakes Chemical Corporation
Emerson Kampen

Grede Foundries, Inc.
Wm. J. Grede

Grumman Corp.
Thomas McGrath

The Hairlox Company, Inc.
Marcus M. Griffith

Hali, Inc.
J. B. Henderson

Harris Corporation
John T. Hartley

Harsco Corporation
Jeffrey J. Burdge

HCA
R. Clayton McWhorter

Honeywell Inc.
Louis E. Navin

Household International, Inc.
Gary G. Dillon

Houston Industries Incorporated
H. R. Dean

ICI Americas Inc.
Harry Corless

International Business Machines Corporation
Jack D. Kuehler

IPALCO Enterprises Inc.
Zane G. Todd

Jervis B. Webb Company
David C. Clark

John H. Harland Company
Robert R. Woodson

Johnson Controls, Inc.
Fred L. Brengel

Kerr-McGee Corporation
TS Ary

Kingsbury, Inc.
W. Rowell Chase

Kiva Container Corporation
A. Ruth Stafford

Kohler Co.
Herbert V. Kohler, Jr.

Kraft, Inc.
Thomas J. McHugh

(middle column)

Kusan, Inc.
Reynold Nebel

Labconco Corporation
John N. McConnell

Lennox Industries, Inc.
Ray C. Robbins

The Lerio Corporation
William B. Welch

The Louisiana Land and Exploration Company
Ernest L. Williamson

M. L. Bath Co., Ltd.
Fletcher Thorne-Thomsen

Mack Trucks, Inc.
John B. Curcio

Maine Machine Products
Roland Sutton

The Marley Company
Robert J. Dineen

The Marmon Group, Inc.
Robert A. Pritzker

Matrix, Incorporated
William B. Anderson

Maytag Corporation
Daniel J. Krumm

McCormick & Company, Inc.
Harry K. Wells

McDermott International, Inc.
Robert E. Howson

McJunkin Corporation
Henry B. Wehrle, Jr.

Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Donald E. Butler

Michigan Manufacturers Association
John G. Thodis

Mid-America Legal Foundation
M. P. Venema

Miles Laboratories, Inc.
Klaus Heinz Risse

MISSCO Corporation of Jackson
James B. Campbell

Monsanto Company
Robert G. Potter

Montana Power Company
John J. Burke

Motorola Inc.
John F. Mitchell

Multiplex Company Inc.
J. Walter Kisling

Murphy Oil Corporation
Robert J. Sweeney

National Fruit Product Co., Inc.
Frank Armstrong, III

(right column)

National Starch and Chemical Corporation
Nicholas G. Marotta

National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
R. Sid Smith

National Gypsum Company
John M. Thompson, Jr.

National Association of Manufacturers
Alexander B. Trowbridge

NEPTCO Incorporated
Paul R. Farago

O'Brien Operating Company
William J. O'Brien, III

The Omega Group, Inc.
Betty Ruth Hollander

Omniflight Helicopters, Inc.
Daniel Parker

Orion Corporation
Charles P. La Bahn

Owens-Illinois, Inc.
David A. Ward

Pakhoed Corporation
Roy E. Wansik

Pfizer Inc.
Jean-Paul Valles

Phillips Petroleum Company
Glenn A. Cox

Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
Charles S. Johnson

Plumley Companies
Harold J. Plumley

Portable Power Equipment Manufacturers Association
Donald E. Purcell

Precision Machine & Engineering
Mark Stern

The Procter & Gamble Company
Thomas Laco

Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Martin E. Fate, Jr.

R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Arthur C Prine, Jr.

Reed National Corp.
John E. Reed

RJR Nabisco
Washington, Inc.

Paul C. Bergson

Rockwell International
Bastian Hello

Rolscreen Company
Wayne Bevis

Rowe Corporation
O. Reagan Rowe, Jr.

Rubbermaid Incorporated
Stanley C. Gault

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(left column)

Ryder System, Inc.
Daniel K. O'Connell

Sandmeyer Steel Company
Ronald P. Sandmeyer

SCANA Corporation
John A. Warren

Schauer Manufacturing Corporation
Peter J. Nord

Schering-Plough Corporation
Robert P. Luciano

Schlegel Corporation
Donald D. Lennox

SCM Corporation, Hanson Industries
Paul H. Elicker

Sealed Power Corporation
Robert D. Tuttle

Shell Chemical
Davis B. Richardson

Simpson Industries, Inc.
Robert W. Navarre

The Singer Company
F. Gordon Bitter

Sligh Furniture Co.
Charles R. Sligh, Jr.

SmithKline Beckman Corporation
Robert F. Dee

Sonicraft, Inc.
Jerry T. Jones

Sonoco Products Company
Thomas C. Coxe, III

Southwestern Energy Company
Charles E. Scharlau

The Stanley Works
Donald W. Davis

Steeltin Can Corporation
Jay M. Wilson

The Store Kraft Manufacturing Company
Everett Knoche

(middle column)

Sun Co., Inc.
Robert P. Hauptfuhrer

Sybron Corporation
Donald A. Gaudion

Taylor Machine Works, Inc.
W. A. Taylor, Jr.

The Telex Corporation
S. J. Jatras

Texaco, USA
James L. Dunlap

Texas Instruments
Jodie N. Ray

Thermo Electron Corporation
George N. Hatsopoulos

Thomas Industries, Inc.
Thomas R. Fuller

Tonka Corporation
Stephen G. Shank

Triangle Brick Company
Ted W. Tysinger

True Companies
Diemer True

TRW Inc.
Thomas J. Fay

Twin Disc, Incorporated
Michael E. Batten

United Technologies Corporation
Patrick Gnazzo

(right column)

Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc.
Gordon L. Crenshaw

USG Corporation
Ralph C. Joynes

USX Corporation
J. Bruce Johnston

Valley Queen Cheese Factory, Inc.
Max Gonzenbach

Valtek Incorporated
Charles L. Bates, Jr.

Van Dorn Company
Lawrence C. Jones

Virginia Power
William W. Berry

Vision Hosiery Mills
Walter S. Lineberger

Volvo North America Corporation
Bjorn Ahlstrom Walt Casey

Water Conditioning
Walter P. Casey

The Ward Machinery Company
William F. Ward, Jr.

Washington Energy Company
Raymond A. Norwood

Watkins-Johnson Company
H. Richard Johnson

Whirlpool Corporation
George E. Wardeberg

Xerox Corporation
Eric L. Steenburgh

Zurn Industries, Inc.
George H. Schofield

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