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APPENDIX A
SO ~ ARY OF COMl!lITTEE EXPERTISE
Don E. Kash, chairman, is George Lynn Cross Research Professor of
Political Science and Research Fellow in Science and Public Policy at
the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Kash was chief of the Conservation
Division (now the Minerals Management Service) of the U.S. Geological
Survey from 1978 to 1981. He has held appointments at the University
of Missouri, Texas Technological University, Arizona State University,
Purdue University, and Indiana University, and has served as a
consultant to numerous governmental and private organizations.
John B. Herbich, vice chairman, is director of the Center for Dredging
Studies at Texas A&M University, and professor of ocean and civil
engineering. Dr. Herbich has served for many years as special
consultant to the United Nations for research and education in ocean
engineering and dredging, and has worked in several countries as a
field, research, and consulting engineer. He has held appointments in
coastal engineering at the University of Minnesota, Lehigh University,
and the Hydraulic Institute of the University of Delft. He has served
as director of the Western Dredging Association. Among Dr. Herbich's
publications are Coastal and Deep Ocean Dredging, Offshore Pipelines -
Design Elements, and Seafloor Scour, Design Guidelines for
Ocean-Founded Structures.
J. W. Bean is president and chief executive officer of C. F. Bean
Corporation, a dredging company, and registered professional engineer
in the state of Louisiana. He was vice president of the International
Association of Dredging Contractors, director of the World Dredging
Association, and is a member and director of the National Association
of Dredging Contractors.
W. Frank Bohlen is associate professor of marine science at the
University of Connecticut. Dr. Bohlen's research has for the past
several years concentrated on sediment transport processes,
turbulence, and fluid mechanics, particularly in coastal waters and
estuaries.
Allen B. Childress is the director of international coal and ore
traffic for the Norfolk Southern Corporation, a position he has held
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since 1979. Before the merger of the Norfolk Western and Southern
Railways into Norfolk Southern in 1982, Mr. Childress supervised coal
transportation at the marine terminal in Norfolk for seven years
having previously worked as trainmaster and supervisor at the
railroad's inland terminals.
Richard L. Counselman, Jr., has been president of the Virginia Pilot
Association for 13 years. Captain Counselman holds a First Class
Pilot's License and Unlimited Master's License for Inland Waters. He
is past president of the organization overseeing and operating
Virginia International Terminals, and member of the Virginia Board of
Commissioners to Examine Pilots.
J. Patrick Dowd is president of Coal Logistics Corporation, a
topping-off service. He was vice president of the Investment Banking
Division of Lehman Brohers, Kuhn Loeb, Inc., specializing in ship
operations, coal properties, export terminals, and port and harbor
projects, and served in a similar capacity with Smith, Barney, Harris,
Upham and Company.
John S. Hollett, who served as a member of the Committee on National
Dredging Issues through 1983, was director of the energy group of
Crowley Maritime Corporation (an integrated shipping company)
responsible for development of new business in dry bulk cargoes and
petroleum. He previously served Crowley Maritime as commercial
director of the international division and director of contract
transportation in the Caribbean division.
Kenneth S. Kamlet is director of the Pollution and Toxic Substances
Division of the National Wildlife Federation, a biochemical scientist,
and member of the District of Columbia Bar. He was twice a member of
the U.S. delegation to the London Dumping Convention, and has served
on many policy review and planning committees. His environmental
interests have for several years focused on the application of
scientific and technical knowledge to policies addressing waste
disposal and the handling of pollution and toxic substances.
Larry R. Olsen, who served as a member of the Committee on National
Dredging Issues in 1984, was vice president for marketing of Crowley
Maritime Corporation, having been director of coal transportation and
managing director for Southeast Asia. Mr. Olsen worked for other
ocean transportation companies in Canada and Belgium before joining
Crowley Maritime and is now employed by a shipowning firm in Singapore.
Ernest L. Perry was executive director of the Port of Los Angeles for
five years, retiring in late 1984. Dr. Perry served many years in the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, directed heavy construction projects in
the Middle East for international firms, and managed the Port of
Tacoma for 11 years.
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Clifford M. Sayre is director of logistics for E. I. Du Pont de
Nemours and Company. Mr. Sayre has worked for Du Pont more than 30
years as a research engineer and supervisor, and in
transportation--particularly the transportation of hazardous
materials. He is a member of the Marine Board.
J. R. Schubel is dean and director of the Marine Sciences Research
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Center at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and leading
professor of oceanography. He served as vice president of the
Estuarine Research Federation. Dr. Schubel's research interests are
primarily in the geological and physical aspects of coastal
sedimentation, particularly the processes that control the
transportation and accumulation of fine-grained sediments in estuarine
environments. He has also worked extensively on dredging and dredged
material disposal problems in coastal and estuarine environments.
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