Sept/Oct 2004.

Robert C. Glennon of Lake Placid, NY, received the Bernard E. Harvith 
Distinguished Environmental Service award.  For the past four years, Bob has 
served as the Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Plattsburgh 
Regional Office of the NY Attorney General. Previously, he was CEO of
Ecologically Sustainable Development, Inc., of Elizabethtown, Essex County,
a not-for-profit corporation.  He is a former Executive Director and Counsel
to the NY State Adirondack Park in the 21st Century.  Bob earned his JD
from Albany Law School.

Tom Rath, founder of the Concord, NH legal firm Rath, Young, and Pignatel was 
the keynote speaker at the commencement at Daniel Webster College.  Tom earned 
his J.D. from Georgetown University in 1971. He is a former Attorney General 
of New Hampshire and has been actively involved in government relations since 
entering private practice in 1980.</small> Tom is widely respected as a political 
analyst of presidential campaigns, both at the state and at the national level. 
He appears regularly on national, regional and state television newsmaker 
programs. He has been the Republican party national committeeman for New Hampshire. 

The epidemiological research of Richard Clapp of Boston, MA was discussed in recent
issues of Science, Chronicles of Higher Education, NY Times, and Nature.   Dick 
is a professor at Boston University School of Public Health.  His analysis of 
mortality records for IBM employees showed significantly more deaths from several 
kinds of cancer in IBM employees than in the general population. IBM legal counsel
warned not to publish the findings; the article was withdrawn.  Censorship? More 
discussions to follow. Dick writes wife Paula got her Ph.D. in Public Policy and 
daughter Nikki just graduated from Barnard College.  Dick reports seeing former 
roommates, Jerry Billow and Tad Campion. Jerry has a thriving health law practice, is 
married to Barbara Kellman, and they have a cute daughter, Olivia.  Tad is Senior 
Deputy Editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, married to Peggy McCarthy, and son
Ned (named after Ned Gillette) just graduated from Union College.  Tad has two
other sons, Peter and Grady.  

The '67 Executive Committee voted to round the Dartmouth Partners in Community
Service (DPCS) yearly contribution up to $5000.  Our DPCS Committee (Michael
Tucker, Howard Sharfstein, and Jack Harris) are working hard in support of this
worthy program.  

You may forget everything else, but do not forget to make reservations early for the Great
Class of 1967's 60th birthday party October 7-9  2005.  E-mail Bruce Pact (bruce@uds.org) 
for a list of local inns and b&b's and remember that it is peak leaf-peeping season.

Dave Mangelsdorff (3410 Turtle Village Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78230-3918)
e-mail to dmangels@txdirect.net  210-344-0942