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NATIONAL ACADEMY
(NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL Cont'd)
A/C 202
Agriculture Board
Susan Offutt.
HA394
.. 334-3062
Operations Officer
Suzanne Woolsey
206
334-1212
4 377
40620
Denaviural & Social Sciences & coucation commission
4
678
Field Operations Div
Margaret Kelly
617-565-8447
+80 Boylston St. Rm 1230 / Boston, MA 02116
FIRM Div
Roy Davis
900
376-2623
Human Resources Div
Nathaniel Grant
800
376-2660
Public Relations Div
Vacant
800
376-3224
NUCLEAR WASTE TECHNICAL
REVIEW BOARD
1100 Wilson Boulevard / Arlington, VA 22209
A/C 703
40686
CHAIRMAN
Dr. John E Cantlon
910
235-4473
40687
Executive Director.
Dr. William D Barnard
910
235-4473
Deputy Executive Director
Dennis G Condie
910
235-4473
240689
External Affairs.
Paula N Alford
910
235-4473
40690
Legislative Liaison
Karyn D Severson
910
.235-4473
Librarian
Victoria F Reich.
910
235-4473
Senior Technical Staff
Dr. Sherwood C Chu
910
235-4473
Senior Technical Staff
Dr. Carl A W DiBella
910
235-4473
Senior Technical Staff
Dr. Daniel J Fehringer.
910
. 235-4473
Senior Technical Staff
Russell K McFarland, Jr .... 910
235-4473
Senior Technical Staff
Dr. Daniel Metlay
910
235-4473
Senior Technical Staff
Dr. Victor Palciauskas
.. 910
235-4473
Senior Technical Staff
Dr. Leon Reiter
910.
235-4473
*****
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR
DEMOCRACY
1101 15th Street NW, Ste 700 / Washington, DC 20005
A/C 202
Fax: 223-6042
40642
PRESIDENT
Carl Gershman.
.700 .
293-9072
40643
Program Director
Barbara Haig
700
293-9072
40644
Government Relations
David Lowe
.700
. 293-9072
40645
Public Affairs Mgr.
Margaret A Ferry.
.700
293-9072
NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER
CORPORATION
60 Massachusetts Avenue NE / Washington DC 20002
A/C 202
Fax: 906-2850
40649
CHAIRMAN & PRESIDENT
Thomas M Downs.
4thFI
906-3960
40650
Board Liaison Ofc
John Carten
4thFI ....... 906-3890
40651
Assistant Corporate Secy (Part-time)
Madaris Oliveri
3rdFl
906-2728
40652
Executive Vice President
Dennis F Sullivan
4thFI .
.... 906-3872
40653
General Counsel
Stephen C Rogers
3rdFl
906-3995
40654
Corporate Ping VP & Corporate Secy
Elyse Wander
2ndFl ..
.... 906-3973
40655
Customer Services VP
Arthur McMahan
2ndFI ...... 906-2733
40656
Engineering VP
215-557-1555
Peter A Cannito.
****
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
1200 K Street NW / Washington, DC 20005-4026
A/C 202
Fax: 326-4016
40716
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Martin Slate
210
326-4010
40717
Dep Exec Dir/Chief Negotiator
Nell Hennessy
210
326-4010
40718
Chf Dep Exec Dir/Chf Financial Ofcr
N Anthony Calhoun
620
326-4170
40719
Dep Exec Dir/Chf Operating Ofcr
William Posner
210
326-4010
40720
Chief Economist
Richard A Ippolito
250
326-4080
General Counsel
Connor Flowe
.310
326-4020
Inspector General
Wayne Poll
470
326-4030
Case Operation & Compliance Dept.
Hollis Harrell.
930
326-4000
40725
Communication & Public Affairs Dept.
Judith Bekelman
.240
326-4040
40726
L+ above fax: 326-4042
40727
Corporate Budget Dept
Henry Thompson
910
326-4120
40728
+above fax: 326-4121
Corporate Finance & Negotiations Dept ... Andrea Schneider
270
326-4070
40730
L+ above fax: 842-2643
Corporate Policy & Research Dept
Stuart Sirkin
.250
326-4080
40732
L+ above fax: 326-4085
40733
Facilities & Services Dept
Janet Smith
.450
326-4150
40734
+above fax: 326-4153
40735
Financial Operations Dept
Edward Knapp
610
326-4060
40736
L+above fax: 326-4044
376-2441
Assistant Secretary
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*****
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
****
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
1331 Pennsylvania Avenue NW / Washington, DC 20004 A/C 202
Fax: 724-0246
40703
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Lester M Humkele, III
1220N ..... 724-9073
40704
General Counsel
Robert McCally
1220N ..... 724-9088
40705
Administrative Officer
Diane G Smith.
1220N ..... 724-9091
40706
Development Operations
Jerry Smedley
1220N ..... 724-9068
40707
Finance & Administration
Alexander Milin
1220N ....
724-9067
40708
Public Improvements
Richard Sitek
1220N ..... 724-9038
40709
Public Relations
Ann Hartzell
1220N ..... 724-9073
*****
PENSION BENEFIT GUARANTY
CORPORATION
Frequently Used Numbers
A/C 202
40712
Library
326-4004
40658
Finance & Administration VP
40659
L+ 400 N Capitol St NW / Washington, DC 20001
40660
Comptroller
Robert L Lewis, II
7thFI .
906-4800
40661
L+400 N Capitol St NW / Washington, DC 20001
40662
Information System VP
40663
L+ 400 N Capitol St NW / Washington, DC 20001
40664
Passenger Marketing & Sales VP
Robert E Gall
2ndFl
906-2065
40665
Govt & Public Affairs VP
Thomas J Gillespie, Jr
.4thFI ..
906-3939
40666
Labor Relations Asst VP
John P Lange
3rd F ....
906-2192
40667
40668
40669
L+900 Second St NE / Washington, DC 20002
NEIGHBORHOOD REINVESTMENT
CORPORATION
1325 G Street NW / Washington, DC 20005
Fax : 376-2600
A/C 202
40673
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
George Knight
800
376-2410
40674
Deputy Executive Director & Treasurer
40675
General Counsel
40678
470
CUFBER2692391R000100120011-3
(NEIGHBORHOOD REINVESTMENT CORPORATION Cont'd)
A/C 202
Communications Div.
Julia Galdo
800
. 376-3734
40 80
40 81
HA280 .... 334-2400
40 182
40623
40624
L+ above fax: 334-3373
Geosciences, Environment, & Resources Commission
40625
+above fax: 334-3362
40626
Government University Industry Research Roundtable
Damian Kulash, (A)
340
334-3486
40627
above fax: 334-1505
40628
Institute of Medicine
Dr. Kenneth Shine.
323
334-3300
40629
+above fax: 334-1694
40630
International Affairs Ofc
Dr. William Colglazier.
FO205 .... 334-2800
40631
Life Sciences Commission
Dr. Paul Gilman
343
334-2500
40632
L+ above fax: 334-1639
Physical Sciences, Math & Applications Commission
Norman Metzger
285
334-3061
40634
L+ above fax: 334-2154
Science, Engineering & Public Policy Committee
Lawrence E McCray.
242
334-2424
40636
+above fax: 334-2419
40637
Scientific & Engineering Personnel
Marilyn Baker. (A)
TJ208
. 334-2700
40638
Transportation Research Board
Robert Skinner
GR324 .... 334-2936
4
696
97
J698
4
1621
Laabove fax: 224.2201
Barbara Torrey
HA166 .... 334-2300
40622
Engineering & Technical Systems Commission
Archie L Wood
Stephen Rattien.
HA466 .... 334-3600
40633
40691
10692
0693
694
695
*
40657
L+1617 JFK Blvd, Rm 522 / Philadelphia, PA 19103
Elizabeth C Reveal.
7thFI .
906-4700
Donald G Gentry,
4thFI
906-4500
40721
40722
Neil D Mann
3thFI .
906-2204
40723
Washington Div.
Edward V Walker, III (A)
40724
906-2619
+above fax: 326-4001
40729
40731
800
376-2413
Hubert Guest
Jeffrey T Bryson
.800
120
326-4110
Arrow (+) Indicates address for previous Ine only.
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Fax: 235-4495
40688
40635
40618
40819
Personnel Assistant VP
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Independent Agencies
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I Services Administration
of Real Property Development
und F. Sts., NW, Rm. 2338
agton, DC 20405
%J. Keogh, Chief
Phone: (202)501-2465
Fax: (202)241-3393
ational Notes: Founded: 1950. Office is part of the GSA's
Buildings Service. Former Names: Office of Information
es Procurement. Staff: 2 professionals, 1 other.
Activities and Fields: Office studies program manage-
of major public buildings projects throughout the U.S.
arts are privately financed.
wtwtions and Services: Findings are published in primary jour-
Merit Systems Protection Board
att Systems Protection Board
we of Policy and Evaluation
Vermont Ave., NW
Mington, DC 20419
ine W. Swift, Director
Phone: (202)653-8900
Fax: (202)653-7211
rational Notes: Founded: 1987. Former Names: Office of
"Systems Review and Studies. Staff: 12 analysts, 4 publica-
Seasonnel.
durch Activities and Fields: Office conducts spechtil studyes of
"US. Civil Service and other federal merit systems focusing on
human resource management issues. Also conducts over-
I studies of the Office of Personnel Management.
Resources: Federal survey databases dating back to 1983
Hatained at the National Archives and are available to the
nul public.
cflons and Services: Publishes special study agendas, re-
Lod pamphlets.
National Academy of Engineering
Academy of Engineering (NAE)
constitution Ave., NW
Phone: (202)334-3200
Fusion, DC 20418
MIWhite, President
Tional Notes: Founded: 1964. Academy is managed by a
of six elected officers and 12 other members. It was
thed under the charter of the National Academy of Sci-
As parallel organization of outstanding engineers. It is
jus in its administration and in the selection of its
Staff: 1500 members are elected on the basis of out-
Pontribution to engineering theory or practice (including
Libre of engineering) or unusual accomplishment in the
of new and developing fields of technology.
Ktivities and Fields: The National Academy of Engi-
Pages with the National Academy of Sciences the respon-
Advising the federal government. Also sponsors engi-
neering programs aimed at meeting national needs, encourages
education and research, and recognizes the superior achievements
of engineers.
Publications and Services: Annual meetings of the National Acad-
emy of Engineering are held in October.
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National Research Council (NRC)
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2101 Constitution Ave., NW
Phone: (202)334-2100
Fax: (202)334-1597
Washington, DC 20418
Bruce Alberts, Chairman
Organizational Notes: Founded: 1916. NRC is governed by a 13-
member board made up of members of the National Academy of
Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and the Institute
of Medicine. The Governing Board approves each project and
annually reviews the programs and budget of each of the Council's
eleven divisions. After project approval, committees are assem-
bled to conduct the work and project results are reviewed by an
independent group to validate the findings. Staff: Approximately
650 professional staff; 9000 scientists, engineers, and other profes-
sionals volunteer for service on NRC committees.
Research Activities and Fields: Council is the working arm of the
National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of
Engineering, carrying out most of the studies done in the Acade-
mies' names. The majority of the Council's work is done in
response to specific questions from federal agencies or Congress.
Occasionally some research is conducted in conjunction with
philanthropic foundations, and NRC does initiate studies which it
considers to be of national importance (these are funded through
unrestricted grants from industry and private foundations and
income from the Academies' endowments). Activities are carried
out in twelve divisions: Commission on Behavioral and Social
Sciences and Education; Commission on Engineering and Techni-
cal Systems; Commission on Geosciences, Environment, and
Resources; Commission on Life Sciences; Commission on Physi-
cal Sciences, Mathematics, and Applications; Office of Interna-
tional Affairs; Office of Scientific and Engineering Personnel;
Board on Agriculture; Mathematical Sciences Education Board;
Board on Science, Technology and Economic Policy; Strategic
Highway Research Program; and Transportation Research
Board. Advice from the NRC may take many forms: early
warnings of potential concerns, proposals to solve problems and
set priorities, guidance in planning and policy formation, evalu-
ation of programs, assessment of risks and benefits, and encour-
agement of the health and progress of the scientific disciplines.
Publications and Services: Most committee projects result in for-
mal reports. All NRC reports, except a limited number on defense
topics that are classified,>are made public. New studies and
publications are announced monthly in News Report, which is
available upon request from the Office of Public Affairs. Informa-
tion on reports and other publications may be obtained from the
National Academy Press.
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Independent Agencies
*3471*
+3468*
General Services Administration
Office of Real Property Development
18th and F Sts., NW, Rm. 2338
Washington, DC 20405
Patrick J. Keogh, Chief
Phone: (202)501-2465
Fax: (202)241-3393
Organizational Notes: Founded: 1950. Office is part of the GSA's
Public Buildings Service. Former Names: Office of Information
Resources Procurement. Staff: 2 professionals, 1 other.
Research Activities and Fields: Office studies program manage-
ment of major public buildings projects throughout the U.S.
" Projects are privately financed.
Publications and Services: Findings are published in primary jour-
pals.
Merit Systems Protection Board
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Merit Systems Protection Board
Office of Policy and Evaluation
1120 Vermont Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20419
Phone: (202)653-8900
Fax: (202)653-7211
Evangeline W. Swift, Director
Organizational Notes: Founded: 1987. Former Names: Office of
Merit Systems Review and Studies. Staff: 12 analysts, 4 publica-
tion personnel.
Research Activities and Fields: Office conducts special studies of
the U.S. Civil Service and other federal merit systems, focusing on
topical human resource management issues. Also conducts over-
sight studies of the Office of Personnel Management.
Special Resources: Federal survey databases dating back to 1983
tre maintained at the National Archives and are available to the
general public.
Publications and Services: Publishes special study agendas, re-
ports, and pamphlets.
National Academy of Engineering
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National Academy of Engineering (NAE)
2101 Constitution Ave., NW
Phone: (202)334-3200
Washington, DC 20418
Robert M. White, President
Organizational Notes: Founded: 1964. Academy is managed by a
council of six elected officers and 12 other members. It was
established under the charter of the National Academy of Sci-
spaces, as a parallel organization of outstanding engineers. It is
Stonomous in its administration and in the selection of its
Rembers. Staff: 1500 members are elected on the basis of out-
Lunding contribution to engineering theory or practice (including
De literature of engineering) or unusual accomplishment in the
Poncering of new and developing fields of technology.
Amsearch Activities and Fields: The National Academy of Engi-
cering shares with the National Academy of Sciences the respon-
Sality for advising the federal government. Also sponsors engi-
neering programs aimed at meeting national needs, encourages
education and research, and recognizes the superior achievements
of engineers.
Publications and Services: Annual meetings of the National Acad-
emy of Engineering are held in October.
National Academy of Sciences
*3471*
National Research Council (NRC)
2101 Constitution Ave., NW
Phone: (202)334-2100
Washington, DC 20418
Bruce Alberts, Chairman
Fax: (202)334-1597
Organizational Notes: Founded: 1916. NRC is governed by a 13-
member board made up of members of the National Academy of
Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and the Institute
of Medicine. The Governing Board approves each project and
annually reviews the programs and budget of each of the Council's
eleven divisions. After project approval, committees are assem-
bled to conduct the work and project results are reviewed by an
independent group to validate the findings. Staff: Approximately
650 professional staff; 9000 scientists, engineers, and other profes-
sionals volunteer for service on NRC committees.
Research Activities and Fields: Council is the working arm of the
National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of
Engineering, carrying out most of the studies done in the Acade-
mies' names. The majority of the Council's work is done in
response to specific questions from federal agencies or Congress.
Occasionally some research is conducted in conjunction with
philanthropic foundations, and NRC does initiate studies which it
considers to be of national importance (these are funded through
unrestricted grants from industry and private foundations and
income from the Academies' endowments). Activities are carried
out in twelve divisions: Commission on Behavioral and Social
Sciences and Education; Commission on Engineering and Techni-
cal Systems; Commission on Geosciences, Environment, and
Resources; Commission on Life Sciences; Commission on Physi-
cal Sciences, Mathematics, and Applications; Office of Interna-
tional Affairs; Office of Scientific and Engineering Personnel;
Board on Agriculture; Mathematical Sciences Education Board;
Board on Science, Technology and Economic Policy; Strategic
Highway Research Program; and Transportation Research
Board. Advice from the NRC may take many forms: early
warnings of potential concerns, proposals to solve problems and
set priorities, guidance in planning and policy formation, evalu-
ation of programs, assessment of risks and benefits, and encour-
agement of the health and progress of the scientific disciplines.
Publications and Services: Most committee projects result in for-
mal reports. All NRC reports, except a limited number on defense
topics that are classified, are made public. New studies and
publications are announced monthly in News Report, which is
available upon request from the Office of Public Affairs. Informa-
tion on reports and other publications may be obtained from the
National Academy Press.
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40500 - 40617
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South Asla Region
A/C 202
Fax: 477-6050
*****
40502
Vice President
D Joseph Wood
E1007
458-1429
40503
Chief Administrator & AID Coordination Ofcr
Cosmos Robless.
E1008 ..... 458-2860
40504
Senior Operations Advisor
Robert S Drysdale
.E1006
... 458-1432
40505
Country Dept I
Paul Isenman
D1006 ..
458-2009
40506
Country Dept II
Heinz Vergin
G3025 ..... 458-0332
40507
Country Dept III
Paul Isenman
D1006 ..... 458-2009
40508
Technical
Harold Messenger
MC831 .... 473-2000
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
*
Frequently Used Numbers
40511
Information
OFFICE OF THE MANAGING DIRECTOR
700 19th Street NW / Washington, DC 20431
A/C 202
Fax: 623-6278
40515
MANAGING DIRECTOR
Michel Camdessus
623-7300
40516
Special Advisor
P R Narvekar
623-7300
40517
Deputy Managing Director
Stanley Fischer
623-7300
40518
Deputy Managing Director
Alassane D Ouattara
623-7300
40519
Deputy Managing Director
Prabhakar R Narvekar
623-7300
40520
Michael Mussa
623-7300
40521
Counsellor
Sterie T Beza
623-7300
40522
Counsellor
Mamoudou Toure
623-7300
40523
Counsellor
Leo VanHoutven
623-7300
***
DEPARTMENTS
700 19th NW / Washington, DC 20431
A/C 202
40526
Administration
Graeme F Rea
623-7300
40527
African
Evangelos A Calamitsis
623-7300
40528
Budget & Planning Ofc.
Lindsay A Wolfe
623-7300
40529
Central Asia.
Hubert Neiss
623-7300
40530
Computing Svcs Bur.
Warren N Minami
623-7300
40587
Executive Assistant
Michelle A Bundy
347-3190
***
EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
1120 G St. Ste 850 / Washington, DC 20005-3801
40590
Academy Affairs
Phyllis G Shocket
347-3190
40591
Academy Studies
Vacant
347-3190
40592
Alliance for Redesigning Government
Barbara Dyer
347-3190
Competitive Sustainable Economies Ctr .. DeWitt John
347-3190
40594
Information Management Ctr
Mimi Browning.
393-3190
40595
Finance & Administration Div
Dennis W Boyd
347-3190
40596
International Programs
Vacant
347-3190
40597
NASA Programs.
William Lilly
347-3190
40598
Management Studies.
Roger Sperry
347-3190
40543
Policy Development & Review.
John T Boorman.
623-7300
40544
Research
Michael Mussa
623-7300
40545
Secretary's Department.
Leo VanHoutven.
623-7300
40546
Southeast Asia & Pacific.
Kunio Saito
623-7300
40547
Statistics
John B Mclenaghan
623-7300
40548
Treasurer's Department
David Williams
623-7300
40549
Western Hemisphere
Claudio M Loser
623-7300
LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION
****
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
750 1st Street NE, 11th FI / Washington, DC 20002-4250
A/C 202
Fax: 336-8959
40554
PRESIDENT
Alexander Forger
ExOfc ..
336-8800
40555
Vice President
Martha Bergmark.
11003.
336-8800
40556
Corporation Secretary
Patricia Batie
11019
336-880
40557
General Counsel
Victor M Fortuno
11019
336-881
40558
Treasurer & Comptroller.
David L Richardson
10030
336-88
213
334-3000
40613
Deputy Executive Officer
Vacant.
206
. 334-2168
40614
Special Projects Asst Exec Ofcr
Myron Uman
271
.. 334-1659
40615
Vice Chairman.
Robert White
218
334-3200
40561
Program Evaluation Analysis & Review Ofc
John Tull.
11011 ..... 336 800
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
ENGINEERING
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
2101 Constitution Avenue NW / Washington, DC 20418
A/C 202
40566
PRESIDENT
Robert M White
218
334-3200
40567
Foreign Secretary
Gerald Dinneen
307
334-3603
40566
Administration & Finance
Carrie Levandoski
070
334-2264
40569
Development & Public Information.
Douglas Wolford
068
334-1562
40570
Home Secretary
Simon Ostrach
305
334-2502
40571
Executive Officer
William Salmon
218
334-3677
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION
****
OFFICERS OF THE ACADEMY
1120 G Street NW, Ste 850 / Washington, DC 20005-3801
A/C 202
Fax: 393-0993
40576
CHAIRMAN
Alfred M Zuck
628-8965
40577
L+ above fax: 626-4978
President.
R Scott Fosler
347-3190
Chief Operating Officer
Nancy Tate
347-3190
Secretary
Mary Jane England
408-9320
A/C 401
Treasurer
C William Fischer
421-5534
****
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
1120 G Street NW. Ste 850 / Washington, DC 20005-3801
A/C 202
PRESIDENT
R Scott Fosler
347-3190
40586
Special Assistant
Vacant
347-3190
40531
Europe Ofc (Paris)
Joaquim Ferran.
623-7300
40532
European I.
Massimo Russo.
623-7300
40533
European II
John Odling-Smee
623-7300
40534
External Relations.
Shailendra J Anjaria
623-7300
40535
Fiscal Affairs
Vão Tanzi ..
623-7300
40536
Geneva Ofc/Special Trade Rep
Helen B Junz
623-7300
40537
IMF institute.
Patrick B DeFontenay
623-7300
40538
Internal Audit & Review Ofc.
Marcello Caiola
623-7300
40539
Language Services Bur
Patrick Delannoy
623-7300
40540
Legal/General Counsel
Francois P Gianviti
623-7300
40541
Middle Eastern
Paul Chabrier
623-7300
40542
Monetary & Exchange Affairs
J B Zulu
623-7300
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES
2101 Constitution Ave NW / Washington, DC 20418
A/C 202
40602
PRESIDENT
Dr. Bruce Alberts
.NAS21 .... 334-2000
40603
Vice President.
Dr. Jack Halpern.
NAS22 .... 334-2151
40604
Foreign Secretary
Dr. Sherwood Rowland ..... FO205 .... 334-2800
40605
Home Secretary
Peter Raven.
NAS14 .... 334-2444
40606
Treasurer
334-2666
4080
omol i manclaromuch
Archie Turner
GR410 ...... . 10
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL
2101 Constitution Ave NW / Washington, DC 20418
A/C 202
40611
Chairman
Dr. Bruce Albert
215
334-2100
40612
Alice C Dickerson
.. 10065
336-8 00
40560
Program Services Ofc
John Tull.
11011 ..
336-
00
40616
Congressional & Govt Affrs Exec Dir
Stephen Merrill, (A)
246
334-2200
1-40617
Public Information Director
Susan Turner-Lowe.
171
334-2138
469
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@ COPYRIGHT CARROLL PUBL: ING COMPANY, WASHINGTON DC 1994
Fax: 334-1684
Executive Officer
William Colglazier.
40559
Human Resources Ofc & Equal Opportunity
****
Fax: 334-1680
*****
A/C 202
623-7300
****
Economic Counsellor
40578
40579
40580
40581
Fax: 393-0993
40585
A/C 202
40593
Fax: 334-1684
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