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PEOPLE AWARDS DEATHS OPPORTUNITIES ETCETERA MEETINGS NEW PUBLICATIONS Clayton F. Caills, director-at-large of the American Chemical Society board, has been elected ACS president for 1989. Callis retired from his position as director of environmental operations for Monsanto Fibers & Intermediates Co. in 1985, and became vice president of Chelan Associates, an environmental consulting firm in St. Louis. Ernest L. Ellel, ACS board chairman and WR. Kenan Professor of Chemistry at the Univers

The Scientist Staff

Jan 10, 1988 | 10 min read

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Clayton F. Caills, director-at-large of the American Chemical Society board, has been elected ACS president for 1989. Callis retired from his position as director of environmental operations for Monsanto Fibers & Intermediates Co. in 1985, and became vice president of Chelan Associates, an environmental consulting firm in St. Louis. Ernest L. Ellel, ACS board chairman and WR. Kenan Professor of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and Helen M. Free, professional relations consultant for Miles Laboratories, were voted ACS directors at-large. NedD. Heindel, H.S. Bunn Professor at Lehigh University, and Jean'ne M. Shreeve, associate vice president for research and dean of graduate school at the University of Idaho, were elected regional directors.

Paul F. Agrls, former director of the University of Missouri Division of Biological Sciences Biotechnology Center, became head of the biochemistry department at North Carolina State University...

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