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DONALD E. BALDOVIN retired from Amoco Corporation in April after more than 40 years of service with the company. He lives in Houston, Texas.
1963
TOM KIERANS, president of the Toronto-based C.D. Howe Institute, was featured in the December 8 Maclean’s for his efforts to salvage business forms giant Moore Corp. This rescue marks the fourth time Kierans has been brought in to rescue a major firm headed for the rocks, and the article describes Kierans as having "a reputation for knowing exactly what’s what and who’s who on the Canadian business scene."
1966
WILLIAM POOLE, M.B.A. ’63, Ph.D. ’66, was appointed president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Poole, a Brown University professor known for his research in monetary economics, is on the academic advisory panels of the Federal Reserve Banks of New York and Boston.
1967
HOWARD M. HABERMAN writes that he is now responsible for the San Francisco office of RealWare, provider of software and systems for the real estate and construction industry.
1968
TOM BARTON is president of the Acorn Group, which provides part-time chief financial officer services to smaller firms. Barton lives in Loveland, Ohio.
BILL COOK was named marketing director for Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in Palo Alto, California. EPRI is the science and technology organization for the energy industry. Cook’s responsibilities include assessment of potential markets and the development and implementation of product and service marketing strategies.
1969
EDWARD J. COMAN JR. is the founding director of St. Joseph the Worker, a Catholic ministry in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, that helps people find jobs. "This is what happens when a Chicago M.B.A. falls in love with God," he writes.
PIERRE GRAND-DEWYSE writes that he is republishing his book Moi, vous me connaissez. The book is a biography and bibliography of Frederic Dard, also known as San Antonio, a major French writer of the second part of this century.
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