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7 EPA J. 8 (1981)
Key EPA Officials

handle is hein.journals/epajrnl7 and id is 265 raw text is: Kathleen M. Bennett Dr. John Horton Dr. John A. Todhunter Frank A. Shepherd Key EPA Officials Three Assistant Administra- tors have been nominated by President Reagan. John Horton, a New Jersey engineer and businessman, was nomi- nated to be EPA Assistant Administrator for Administra- tion. John A. Todhunter was nominated to be Assistant Administrator for Pesticides and Toxic Substances, and Kathleen M. Bennett to be Assis- tant Administrator for Air, Noise and Radiation. The Presi- dential nominations are subject to Senate confirmation. Drawing from the ranks of management in public and pri- vate sectors, Administrator Gorsuch made appointments to fill new posts created as part of her reorganization plan and also named some special assistants. The appointees, the Admin- istrator declared, will provide EPA with a wealth of practical experience in environmental, governmental, and private sec- tor affairs. They all bring im- pressive credentials to their jobs. Their counsel, advice, and support will be most valuable to me in carrying out EPA's mission of environmental pro- tection. Named to fill the new posi- tion of Associate Administra- tor for Legal Counsel and Enforcement was Frank A. Shepherd, a lawyer from Miami. Nolan E. Clark, a Washington attorney, was ap- pointed to the new post of Associate Administrator for Policy and Resource Manage- ment. Other appointments by Mrs. Gorsuch were: William A. Sullivan Jr., a lawyer and consultant to steel communities, as Deputy As- sociate Administrator for Legal Counsel and Enforcement; Robert M. Perry, a Houston corporate trial attorney, as EPA General Counsel; John E. Daniel, a lawyer and Washington representative, as Chief of Staff for the Administrator; Thornton W. Field, an attor- ney and regulatory affairs specialist from Denver, as the Administrator's special assist- ant for hazardous wastes; Kitty Adams, environmental consultant and former US. Senate legislative assistant as special assistant for regulatory reform; Joseph A. Cannon, a Wash- ington attorney, as special as- sistant for regulatory reform. Christopher J. Capper as a Special Assistant and for an interim period to be EPA Acting Assistant Administrator for Solid Waste and Emer- gency Response. Paul Milbauer as Special Assis- tant to the Administrator, serving as advisor on a range of subjects with emphasis on toxic substances. Byron Nelson III, former jour- nalist and Senatorial press sec- retary, as Director, Office of Public Affairs. Dr. Horton, 56, began his ca- reer 30 years ago in pollution control work. He received a doctorate in sanitary engineer- ing from Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology in 1951. Previously he attended the U.S. Naval Academy 1945-47 and MIT, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in 1949. During the past decade he has been a businessman and director of 16 companies including several involved in manufacture and distribution of mechanical sweeping equip- ment and industrial supply. He has served with the American Public Works Association, the New Jersey Clean Air Council, New Jersey State Planning Task Force, and the State Council for the Future. He is the author of more than a score of technical articles, holds a dozen patents on his inventions, and is a member of several research and engineer- ing honor societies. Dr. Todhunter, 31, has been Chairman of the Biochemistry Program and Assistant Profes- sor of Biology at The Catho- lic University of America in Washington, D.C. since 1978. Previously he was a Fellow in the Department of Biochemis- try, Roche Institute of Molec- ular Biology, Hoffman LaRoche, Inc., in Nutley, N.J. 1976-78. He served as a teaching assistant, research assistant, and Regent's Fellow at the University of California at Santa Barbara 1974-76. Earlier he was an instructor at California State University in Los Angeles. Dr. Todhunter re- ceived a B.S. degree from the University of California in 1971, an M.S. from California State University in 1973 and a Ph.D. from the University of California in 1976. He is a native of Cali, Colombia, South America. Since 1977 Mrs. Bennett, 33, has served as Federal Af- fairs Representative for the Crown Zellerbach Corp. She has been a member of the American Paper Institute Air Quality Committee and Chair- man of the Air Quality Sub- committee on Prevention of Significant Deterioration. EPA JOURNAL Kathleen M. Bennett Dr. John Horton Dr. John A. Todhunter Frank A. Shepherd

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