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Dr. T. Roy Fukuto, professor of entomology and chemistry and insect toxicologist, University of California, Riverside, will receive the 1974 Burdick and Jackson International Award in Pesticide Chemistry. The annual award is given by the ACS Division of Pesticide Chemistry for outstanding contributions to research in the chemistry of pesticides. It will be presented to Fukuto at the fall ACS meeting in Chicago, where he will deliver his award address. A native Californian, Fukuto received his degree in 1946 at the University of Minnesota, and a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from UCLA in 1950. He joined the insect toxicology group of the entomology department, Citrus Experiment Station, Riverside, in 1953; he moved into his present position in 1963.
The Chemical Marketing Research Association has elected the following new officers for 1975-76, beginning July 1: president, Russell C. Kidder, Stauffer Chemical; president-elect, Raymond H. Mattson, Glidden-Durkee; secretary, C. A. Lippincott, Oxirane; treasurer, Donald J. Jorgensen, Monsanto; directors, William E. Marklewitz, Dow Chemical, and John Ober, Shell Chemical.
An international leader in his field—the application of the principles of physical organic chemistry to the biochemical action and metabolism of insecticides—his research work laid the base for exciting recent studies on the identification and synthesis of numerous new pesticide compounds. His research has contributed greatly to the theoretical understanding of the relationship of chemical structure to toxicology, particularly with organophosphorus and carbamate insecticides. Fukuto is the author of more than 120 scientific publications. He soon will publish a monograph on principles of insecticidal action.
Award to Patton Dr. Stuart Patton, Evan Pugh Research Professor of Agriculture, Pennsylvania State University, will receive the ACS Award for Advancement of Application of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, sponsored by International Flavors & Fragrances. The $2000 award and scroll will be presented to Patton by 36
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the ACS Division of Agricultural and Food Chemistry at the ACS national meeting in Chicago in August. Patton is well known for his studies of the chemistry and technology of milk products and his work on the role of cholesterol and other fatty materials in atherosclerosis. He has been involved for 18 years in the field of lipid chemistry at the National Institutes of Health Heart Institute programs. Of equal concern was his early interest in pollution of waterways from food processing plants. In the mid-1950's, he developed a process for improving the nutritional value of cheese whey as a feed supplement for animals. This process involved fermenting lactose to lactic acid and converting it to ammonium lactate. In recent years, his areas of greatest interest have been membrane structure, the biochemistry and cytology of lactation, lipid metabolism, and marine biology. He won the coveted Borden Award in 1957. The award winner is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University (1943). He obtained a Ph.D. in dairy science from Ohio State University in 1948. Patton joined the faculty of Penn State in 1949, and was named Evan Pugh Research Professor of Agriculture in 1966.
MCA teacher awards In recognition of their ability to motivate students toward a continuing desire for science education, the Manufacturing Chemists Association (MCA) named the following six chemistry teachers for MCA Chemistry Teacher Awards: Dr. Edward L. Haenisch, Wabash College; Harry G. Hajian Sr., Rhode Island Junior College (Warwick); Dr. Keith J. Laidler, University of Ottawa; Dr. Charles N. Reilley, University of North Carolina; Dr. Richard K. Toner, Princeton University; and Dr. John W. Woodburn, Charles W. Woodward High School (Rockville, Md.). The annual awards are given to chemistry teachers in North America who have been superior in the teaching of students.
Albert S. Adamson Jr. joins Armour-Dial, Phoenix, as staff perfumer, R&D . .. Dr. Kenneth J. Anderson named director of enlarged pharmacometrics division, Norwich Pharmacal, Norwich, N.Y. Anthony Baldi appointed president, agricultural chemicals division, Aceto Chemical, Flushing, N.Y. . . . David P. Bash appointed head of new fibers venture, Ampacet Corp., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. . .. Alan G. Bates named v.p., ICI United States, Wilmington, and general manager, agricultural chemicals division .. . Donavon F. Beaver appointed manager of marketing, nitrile products, Vistron Corp., Cleveland . . . Arnold Benjamin joins Polymer Industries' textile chemicals division, Greenville, S.C., as printing & dying chemist . . . Richard F. Blewitt named chemical group public relations manager, FMC Corp., Philadelphia. Karl J. Bombaugh appointed senior scientist, Radian Corp., Austin, Tex. .. . Victor A. Bonanni appointed business area manager, nitration products, Air Products & Chemicals, Allentown, Pa. . . . David Bonner named chairman and chief executive, Gulf Oil Corp.'s chemicals company, Houston . . . Roland J. Bourdeau Jr. named process engineer, Calgon Corp., Pittsburgh . .. Richard Brand named central regional sales manager, Tenneco Chemicals' colorants business group, Piscataway, N.J. . . . Dr. James A. Brennan promoted to senior research associate, Mobil's R&D lab, Paulsboro, N.J. . . . Thomas L. Brunner appointed v.p., Aceto Chemical, Flushing, N.Y. . . . Dr. James E. Burcsu becomes planning & manufacturing data coordinator, product registration & project control, Burroughs Wellcome, Research Triangle Park, N.C. . . . Timothy L. Burns named assistant order & traffic manager, PPG Industries' Lake Charles, La., chemical complex. Dr. Frank E. Caropreso named development manager for specialty chemicals group, FMC's industrial chemical division, New York City .. . Robert Cleland promoted to project scientist, Union Carbide, South Charleston, W.Va. . . . Raymond A. Collings appointed north central regional manager, Rochester Instrument Systems, Rochester, N.Y. .. . Brian K. Cornish promoted to marketing director, Devices Ltd., England, a Johnson & Johnson affiliate. Kenneth J. Dartley appointed general sales manager for specialty chemical division, Stauffer Chemical, Westport, Conn. . .. Robert D. DeMarco named development scientist, Hycar rubber specialty elastomer group, B. F. Goodrich Chemical, Avon Lake, Ohio . . . C. E. Lee Dunn appointed plant manager, AFA Corp., Toccoa, Ga. .. . Michael Dzwinczyk joins professional products R&D division, Warner-Lambert, Morris Plains, N.J., as assistant scientist . . . R. Peter Ellis promoted to operations manager, Polymer Industries' adhesives & liquid coatings division, Stamford, Conn. John T. Fitzgibbon appointed Pittsburgh area manager of process plants sales, Foster
Wheeler Energy Corp. . . . Joseph P. Flannery appointed president, Uniroyal Chemical, Naugatuck, Conn. . . . G. T. Flint named sales engineer, Badger Co., Cambridge, Mass. . . . L. M. Flowers named v.p. and technical director, textile division, Beaunit Corp., Research Triangle Park, N.C. . . . Charles C. Fording appointed customer service manager, PPG's Barberton, Ohio, chemical complex . . . John R. Foreman Jr. promoted to sales manager-industrial chemicals, Hooker Chemical & Plastics, Niagara Falls, N.Y. . . . Dr. Raymond E. Foscante appointed director-corporate R&D, Ameron, Monterey Park, Calif. . . . Ben E. Foster appointed director of marketing services, chemicals group of Olin Corp., Stamford, Conn. G. Eric Friberg appointed manager, project engineering & design, Toms River Chemical, Toms River, N.J. . . . Dale L. Fridley named manager, feedstock & fuels division, chemical raw materials department, Exxon Chemical, Houston. John C. Getson appointed section head, RTV silicone products, Stauffer Chemical, Adrian, Mich. . . . James W. Gilstrap named senior technical sales representative, plastics department, Exxon Chemical, Florham Park, N.J. . . . Paul E. Graffigna named product manager, botanicals, S. B. Penick & Co., Lyndhurst, N.J. . . . Andrew D. Grant appointed plant manager, Lyndhurst operations, S. B. Penick & Co. . . . Jack S. Gusler appointed v.p. and manager of sales, J. F. Pritchard & Co., Kansas City, Mo. William H. Hagen joins R&D labs of Merichem Co., Houston, as research analyst . . . Frank J. Hahn named science fellow, Monsanto, St. Louis . . . Robert A. Harris elected corporate v.p., Sterling Drug, New York City . . . R. Wesley Harris appointed manager, industrial engineering, Hooker Chemical, Niagara Falls, N.Y. . . . Harry J. Heck promoted to executive director, sales, McNeill Labs, Fort Washington, Pa. . . . Joe D. Henninger appointed marketing director for rubber chemicals division, Monsanto Industrial Chemicals Co., St. Louis . . . Dr. John F. Hutchinson transfers to Benger Laboratory, Du Pont, Waynesboro, Va., as supervisor on Lycra R&D staff. Dr. George B. Illingworth appointed director of chemical products research, UOP, Des Plaines, 111. . . . Bernard A. Isroe Jr. named manager, fine chemicals & plastics, Hooker Chemical, Niagara Falls, N.Y. . . . R. L. Jeansonne named director of business development, Kaiser Chemicals, Oakland. Robert A. Karicher appointed western area coordinator, PPG's chemical division, Millbrae, Calif. . . . Jacob Katz, plant manager of Lonza Inc.'s Ashton, R.I., installation, retiring after 30 years. He remains with the company as an adviser . . . Franklin O. Kaupp named director, R&D, NL Industries Inc., New York City . . . Kenneth N. Kermes appointed general manager, detergents & phosphates division, Monsanto Co., St. Louis . . . James R. Kolcyznsk named manager, R&D, Armak-Houry, Chicago . . . Gary R. Kramzar joins ICI United States, Wilmington, as development chemist, specialty chemicals division . . . Robert P. Krause appointed v.p. of marketing, Airco Cryogenics, Irvine, Calif. W. K. Leaman promoted to adviser, budgets & administration, Mobil's R&D lab, Paulsboro, N.J. . . . William E. Leonard joins chemicals division, Rhodia Inc., New Brunswick, N.J., as sales engineer for activated alumina . . . Berndt K. Lyckberg appointed manager of energy utilization, Firestone Tire & Rubber, Akron. Marvin W. Marsh named general manager, corporate engineering division, Mallinckrodt, St. Louis . . . Malcolm J. Matthews appointed manager of commercial development, Airco Industrial Gases, Murray Hill, N.J. . . . Edward J. McDade III joins ICI United States, Wilmington, as de-
velopment chemist, specialty chemicals division . . . Andrew J. McNeill appointed group v.p., Uniroyal, Middlebury, Conn. . . . M. Shy Meeker appointed director of purchasing, FMC Corp.'s chemical group, Philadelphia . . . Donald E. Meyers named manager of sales, U.S. Steel's USS chemicals division molded plastic products group, Newnan, Ga. . . . Paul Minta appointed printing applications manager, dyes & chemicals division, Crompton & Knowles Corp., Fair Lawn, N.J. . . . Edwin S. Moler appointed director, polymers department's plastics division, Hercules, Wilmington . . . John F. Murray named manager of marketing, nitrogen products, Vistron Corp., Cleveland. G. William Nebel promoted to director of marketing, Argyle division, Sherwood Medical Industries, St. Louis . . . Dr. John F. Niblack named assistant director of pharmacology research, Pfizer, Groton, Conn. . . . James T. Norman appointed divisional president, B. F. Goodrich General Products Co., Akron . . . Edward J. Oliver appointed manager, fabric filters, MikroPul Corp., Summit, N.J. . . . Michael M. O'Mara named R&D group leader, B. F. Goodrich Chemical's technical center, Avon Lake, Ohio. Franklyn T. Parkinson appointed manager of manufacturing for agricultural chemicals, chemical intermediates, and specialty products, Hercules, Wilmington . . . Robert E. Parsont named executive v.p., Aceto Chemical, Flushing, N.Y. . . . John M. Peake appointed president & chief executive officer, Baker Perkins Inc., Saginaw, Mich. . . . Ralph E. Petree named sales manager, ICI United States' dyes & textile chemicals division, Atlanta . . . James B. Philip elected group v.p. of manufacturing divisions, Fisher Scientific, Pittsburgh . . .
Richard B. Phillips appointed group director—primary processing research, International Paper, Tuxedo Park, N.Y. . . . Anthony Poloso promoted to research engineer, process development, Mobil, Edison, N.J. . . . R. Prideaux-Brune named general manager, petrochemical division, Chevron Chemical, San Francisco. Dr. Robert Rabinowitz appointed technical director, water treating & mining chemicals, American Cyanamid, Wayne, N.J. . . . Robert W. Ramsdell named manager of development, food & fragrance development, Hercules, Wilmington . . . Dr. Ira Ringler joins Abbott Labs as v.p., research management & corporate development, North Chicago . . . John F. Riordan appointed director-corporate development, Hooker Chemicals & Plastics, Niagara Falls, N.Y. . . . Sanford I. Rock appointed v.p.-marketing, Allied Chemical, Morris Township, N.J. . . . Mark B. Roller joins Mobil Chemical, Edison, N.J., as research chemist in coatings R&D . . . Larry A. Roman is new district manager, USS Molded Plastics Products, Circleville, Ohio . . . John F. Romanick named manager, technical service & development, National Adhesives, Bridgewater, N.J. . . . Thomas M. Rooney named manager, nitrogen products & field sales, Vistron Corp., Cleveland . . . Harold Ruchlin named national sales manager, National Adhesives, Bridgewater, N.J. David A. Sadlik appointed managing director of Crompton & Knowles' Coene, S.A. and N. V. Essencefabriek Gruno, Belgium and the Netherlands . . . J. P. Schaefer named assistant general manager, industrial, Chevron Chemical's petrochemical division, San Francisco .. . A. R. Schimmenti named sales manager, chemical intermediates, Exxon Chemical USA, Florham Park, Continued on page 42
AIC Chemical Pioneer Award to codiscoverers Dr. Elizabeth Hazen (left), codiscoverer of the first antibiotic for fungal diseases, died June 24 in Seattle. Earlier this year she and Dr. Rachel Brown (right) received the Chemical Pioneer Award of the American Institute of Chemists. They were the first women scientists ever selected for the award, which was presented "for the pioneering discovery of the fungal antibiotic, nystatin, an important help to physicians and a boon to mankind." Nystatin was first isolated in 1949 when together they were searching for new antibiotics for the New York State Department of Health.
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August 22-24. C-13 NMR Spectroscopy. Dr. George C. Levy and Dr. an R. Peat. \ugust 22-24. Cleaner Fuels from Zoal. Dr. Karl S. Vorres and Warnie -. Sage. August 22-24. Computer Applicaïons in Chemistry. Dr. Peter C. Jurs and L Peter Gold. August 22-24. Technical and Scientific Writing. Jay R. Gould. August 23-24. Management ot Technology. Dr. Philip Marvin. August 23-24. Solving Problems with Modern Liquid Chromatography. Dr. Lloyd R. Snyder and Dr. J. J. Kirkland. August 23-24. Laboratory Automation: Micro-, Mini-, or Midicomputers? Dr. Raymond E. Dessy and the Chemistry Department Instrument Design and Automation Research Group from VPI.
N.J. . . . Walter F. Schlauch named manager, resin development & service, National Starch & Chemical, Bridgewater, N.J. . . . Benjamin F. Schlimme, v.p. & general manager of Du Pont's international department, retiring after 40 years' service with the company . . . Steven Schneider appointed v.p., marketing, Schering Labs, Kenilworth, N.J. . . . Glen A. Shaw named regional sales manager of chemicals, industrial chemical department, Harshaw Chemical, Cleveland . . . Patric T. Shea appointed director, materials management, J. T. Baker Chemical, Phillipsburg, N.J. . . . Mohammad A. Shiekh appointed director of engineering. Heat Research Corp., Houston. S. F. Siranovich promoted to research chemist, coatings, Mobil Chemical, Edison, N.J. . . . Joe A. Stamm named project manager, acrylamide & new catalysts, Vistron Corp., Cleveland . . . Nelson E. Stefany appointed president, health services, Consolidated Biomedical Labs, Columbus, Ohio . . . Charles Sturm named manager of coloristic lab, Toms River Chemical Corp., Toms River, N.J. . . . Joseph T. Sullivan appointed manager of sales promotion, coatings department, Rohm & Haas, Philadelphia . . . Thomas R. Sullivan appointed manager, coatings processing, PPG Industries, Springdale and Allison Park, Pa. . . . Dr. Roger D. Swigert named product manager, deposit control chemicals, Merck Chemical, Rahway, N.J. Kenneth A. Thompson joins consumer plastics division, International Paper, New York City, as manager-market development . . . Donald G. Watson named production manager for plastics plant, GTE Sylvania, Warren, Pa. . . . D. R. Webb, corporate account manager, Dow Chemical, Cleveland, retiring after 31 years' service with the company . . . Robert C. Wheeler elected senior v.p., International Minerals & Chemical, Libertyville, 111. . . . Hartley E. Wilder named manager of manufacturing for dimethyl terephthalate & Terate resins, Hercules, Wilmington . . . S. Page Williamson named manager—financial analysis & control, International Paper, New York City . . . Dale E. Wolf named assistant general manager, biochemicals department, Du Pont, Wilmington . . . Louis R. Woodhill appointed supply manager, chemicals division, Vistron Corp., Cleveland.
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Dr. Robert C. Atkins promoted to associate professor of chemistry, Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va. . . . Dr. John H. Bachmann, head of department of chemistry and professor of chemistry, University of Akron, retiring July 1976 . . . Dr. Ernest W. Bowerman named professor emeritus upon his retirement as administrative vice chairman and professor of chemistry department, Ohio State University . . . Dr. Leonard E. Brady named chairman of department of chemistry, University of Toledo. Dr. Curtis W. Clump promoted to associate dean, college of engineering and physical sciences, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. . . . Audrey L. Companion joins faculty of department of chemistry, University of Kentucky, Lexington, as associate professor . . . John A. Cuculo promoted to full professor, North Carolina State University's department of textile chemistry, Raleigh . . . Dr. J. David Davis appointed chairman, department of chemistry, Merrimack College, North Andover, Mass. . . . Dr. Robert C. Dunbar promoted to associate professor with tenure, department of chemistry, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland. Dr. Gordon Hammes named Horace
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