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-Addr~s: 3515 Woodbine Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland 20015 ~'

Date and Place of Birth: December 19, 1931 in Chicago, Illinois-

Marital Status: Married to Dr. Carole Henkin-Latker - two children

Bar and Court Membership:Admitted to practice before Illinois bar in 1956;Admitted to practice before Patent bar 1960 (Registration

No. 19,967);Admitted to U.S. Supreme Court in 1974,Application to practice before District of Columbia

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Education:LLD from University of Illinois in 1956;BSCE from University of Illinois in 1953,Judge Advocate General's Procurement Law School

(University of Virginia) in 1961,Post Gradua·te courses in electronics, transistors,

advanced organic chemistry, biochemistry andmedical. chemistry

Employment History:Presently, Patent Counsel, Office of Advocacy,Small Business Administration. Responsible forresolution of intellectual property, and researchand development problems that affect Small Businessparticipation in Federal Agency programs by presentingpersuasive administrative, legislative or regulatorypositions on behalf of Small Business.

1969-1979 - Patent Counsel for the Department :ofHealth, Education and Welfare. In charge of thePatent Branch, Office of General Counsel, which wasresponsible for administration of the Departmentpatent program and for legal services to the Department relating to and involving patents, inventions,copyrights, and other forms of intellectual propertyresulting from the Department's two billion dollarannual Research and Development. Also adviser tothe Veternas Administration and the Agency forInternational Development on an ad hoc basis.

EmplGsment History (cont.):1966-1969 - Senior Patent and Copyright Attorney,

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1963-1965 - Patent Counsel, Office of the Director,National Institutes of Health.

1961-1963 - Patent Advisor, Judge Advocate General,Air Force Systems Command.

1960-1961 - Patent Advisor, Judge Advocate General,Army Ordnance.

1956 - 1959 - Patent Examiner, u.S. Patent Office.

Interagency Executive and Legislative Committee and Commissionservice:

Ad Hoc drafting committee for development ofstandard patent rights clauses for use in theFederal Procurement Regulations -- 1971-72;

Ad Hoc drafting committee for development of theFederal Property Management Regulations on Licensingof Government-Owned Inventions -- 1971-72;

Ad Hoc drafting committee for development of thepatent rights clause for the Non-Nuclear EnergyResearch and Development Act of 1974;

Draftsman for the Patent Task Force for the Commissionon oovarnmenc Procurement -- 1971;

Draftsman of the Disclosure of Research Informationfor the Report of the President's Biomedical ResearchPanel -- 1976;

Vice-Chairman of the Subcommittee on Intellectual Propertyof the Federal Council for Science, Engineering andTechnology -- 1974-78;

Chairman of the Subcommittee on University Patent Policyof the Federal Council for Science, Engineering andTechnology -- 1971-78;

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House Committee on Science and Technology'sWorkshop on Aids to the Handicapped -- 1980;

Subcommittee on Trade Secret and Data Confidentiality,Council on Environmental Quality -- 1978;

Technical Advisor on intellectual property andresearch and development to Subcommittee on theConstitution of Senate JUdiciary.

Major Presentations and Publications:

"Technical Data in the AFSC" Federal Bar Journal,Fall, 1962 --

"Utilization of Government-Owned Health and WelfareInventions," Journal of the Patent Office Society,November 196 5 - --

Testimony before the U.S. House of RepresentativesCommittee on Science and Technology, GovernmentPatent Policy, September 29, 1976

Testimony before the U.S. House of RepresentativesCommittee on Science and Technology, Science PolicyImplications of DNA Recombinant Molecule Research,May 26, 1977 - --

Presentation before the National Congress on "TheAvailability of New Technology to Industry fromAmerican universities and Technological Institutes,"April 2, 1973

Presentation at the Conference on Technology Transfer- Case Western U. - "University Opportunities andResponsibilities," October IS, 1974

Address to the Third Annual University/Industry Forum- Technology Exchange, February 3-7, 1975, "CurrentTrends in Technology Transfer,"

Address to the New Jersey Patent Bar Association,September 18, 1975, "Current Trends in GovernmentPatent Policy,"

Presentation before the Academy of PharmaceuticalSciences, November 19, 1975, "The Protection ofIntellectual Property under the Fourth Exemptionof the Freedom of Information Act,"

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Presentation before the American Patent LawAssociation, January 8; 1976, "Current Government Patent Policy as Applicable to Universitiesand Nonprofit Organizations,"

Presentation before the Second Annual AcademicPlanning Conference, January 20, 1977, "Ethicaland Economic Issues: University Policies forConsulting, Overload Instructional Activitiesand Intellectual Property", and

Presentation before the Second Annual Meeting ofthe Society of University Patent Administrators,February 9, 1977, "The Impact of Laws and Regulations on the Innovative Process,"

Address to the 2nd Annual TechEx World Fair -"The Ramifications of the Small Business andUniversity Patent Procedures Act", March 1, 1979

Address to the Government Patent Lawyers Association"The Philosophy of Different Policies on Disposingof Government Funded Inventions", April 1980.

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HOnors: Dean's List, Chi Epsilon Honorary Civil EngineeringSociety; Presidential Citation for servicesrendered in developing patent section of theNoh-Nuclear Energy Research and DevelopmentAct of 1974; 2nd in Judge Advocate General'sProcurement Law School class.

Major Accomplishments:

Developed and implemented the Institutional PatentAgreement Policy for DHEW, which presently involves75 agreements with major universities and othernonprofits;

Developed and implemented all the procedures and policiesinvolving waiver of DHEW funded inventions; ,

Aided through the above policies in the delivery of over75 health-related inventions to the marketplace andthe licensing of hundreds of other inventions stillin the state of development;

Identified through the management of the above programsthe factors necessary to achieve successful technologytransfer and utilization of government-funded inventions;

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3515 Woodbine StreetChevy Chase, MD 20015June 23, 1980

Mr. RObert C. BowieChairman, Search CommitteeCouncil on Government RelationsThe Johns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore, Maryland 21218

Dear Mr. Bowie:

I am interested in being considered for the positionof Director of the Council on Government Relations. Enclosedis a Resume to aid in evaluating my qualifications.

As you will note, I have a very strong background inFederal research and development policy with an emphasis oninnovation and technology transfer.

As you probably know, the country's position as theworld's leader in innovation has come into question in thelast few years. The Congress's answer to this problem hasbeen the introduction of a number of bills intended to createa stronger interface between industry and university research.It is hoped that these actions will enhance innovation, theprospect of technology transfer and the introduction of newproducts and services into the marketplace with an ultimateresult of new jobs and decreased inflation through a betterbalance of payments in foreign trade.

Passage of some of those bills, which seems assured,will most probably require university business officers andthe Director to devote more of their time to many expectedand unexpected problems evolving from increased UniversityIndustry contacts. It seems clear that the years ahead willbe filled with new challenges for NACUBO. I believe mybackground and experience could make a difference in meetingthese challenges.

I can be contacted at my office during the day at202-653-6036 or at my home address above.

Sincerely,

Norman J. Latker

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Passage of some of those bills, which seems assured,will most probably require university business officers andthe Director to devote more of their time to many expe~ted

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(University of Virginia) in 1961;Post Graduate courses in electronics, transistors,

advanced organic chemistry, biochemistry andmedical chemistry


1969-1979 - Patent Counsel for the Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare. In charge of thePatent Branch, Office of General Counsel, which wasresponsible for administration of the Departmentpatent program and for legal services to the Department relating to and involving patents, inventions,copyrights, and other forms of intellectual propertyreSUlting from the Department's two billion dollarannual Research and Development. Also adviser tothe Veternas Administration and the Agency forInternational Development on an ad hoc basis.


EmplQYment History (cont.): .1966-1969 - Senior Patent and Copyright Attorney,

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1963-1965 .- Patent Counsel, Office of the Director,National Institutes of Health.

1961-1963 .. Patent Advisor, JUdge Advocate General,Air Force Systems Co~and.

1960-1961 - Patent Advisor, JUdge Advocate General,Army Ordnance.


Interagency Executive and Legislative Committee and CommissionService:

Ad Hoc drafting committee for development pfstandard patent rights clauses for use in theFederal Procurement Regulations -~ 1971-72;

Ad Hoc drafting committee for development of theFederal Property Management Regulations on Licensingof Government-Owned Inventions -- 1971-72;


Draftsman for the Patent Task Force for the Commissionon Government Procurement -- 1971;


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Technical Advisor on intellectual property andresearch and development to Subcommittee on theConstitution of Senate JUdiciary.


"Technical Data in the AFSC" Federal Bar Journal,Fall, 1962 ---

"utilization of Government-Owned Health and WelfareInventions," Journal of the Patent Office Society,November 1965 -- ---

Testimony before the u.S. House of RepresentativesCommittee on Science and Technology, GovernmentPatent Policy, September 29, 1976

Testimony before the u.S. House of RepresentativesCommittee on Science and Technology, Science PolicyImplications of DNA Recombinant Molecule Research,May 26, 1977 -- ---

Presentation before the National Congress on "TheAvailability of New Technology to Industry fromAmerican Universities and Technological Institutes,"April 2, 1973

Presentation at the Conference on Technology Transfer- Case Western U. - "University Opportunities andResponsibilities," October 15, 1974




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Presentation before the Second Annual AcademicPlanning Conference, January 20, 1977, "Ethicaland Economic Issues: University Policies forConsulting, Overload Instructional Activitiesand Intellectual Property", and



Address to the Government Patent Lawyers Association"The Philosophy of Different Policies on Disposingof Government Funded Inventions", April 198.0.

Honors: Dean's List; Chi Epsilon Honorary Civil EngineeringSociety; Presidential Citation for servicesrendered in developing patent section .of theNon-Nuclear Energy Research and DevelopmentAct of 1974; 2nd in Judge Advocate General'sProcurement Law School class.



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Date and PlaC?of Birth;, December 19, 1931 in Chicago, Illinois-

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Employment, History:Pr~sently, Patent Counsel, Office of Advocacy,Small Business Administration. Responsible forreiolution of intellectual property, and res~archand. development problems that affect Small Businessparticipation in Federal Agency programs by presentingpersuasive administrative, legislative or regulatorypos~tions on behalf of Small Business.

1969-1979 - Patent Counsel for the Department ofHeaith, ~ducation and Welfare. In charge of thePat~nt Branch, Office of General Counsel, which wasresp6nsible for administration of the Departmentpatent program and for legal services to the Departmentrelating to and involving patents, inventions,copyrights, and other forms of intellectual propertyresulting from the Department's two billion dollarannual Research and Development. Also adviser tothe Veternas Administration and the Agency forInternational Development on an ad hoc basis.

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Ad Hoc drafting committee for development of theFederal Property Management Regulations on Lipensingof Government-Owned Inventions -- 1971-72;

Ad.Hoc drafting committee for development of thepatent rights clause for the Non-Nuclear EnergyResearch and Development Act of 1974;

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Technical Advisor on intellectual property andresearch and development to Subcommittee on theConstitution of Senate Judiciary.



"Utilization of Government-Owned Health and WelfareInventions," Journal of the Patent Office Society,November 1965 -- ---


Testimony before the U.S. House of RepresentativesCommittee on Science and Technology, Science PolicyImplications of DNA Recombinant Molecule Research,May 26, 1977 -- ---

Presentation before the National Congress on 'uTheAvailability of New Technology to Industry fromAmerican Universities and Technological Institutes,"April 2, 1973

Presentation at the Conference on Technology Transfer- Case Western U. - "University Opportunities andResponsibilities," October 15, 1974




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Presentation be£o~ the American Patent LawAssociation, January 8; 1976, "Current Government Patent Policy as Applicable to universitiesand Nonprofit Organizations,"

Presentation before the Second Annual AcademicPlanning Conference, January 20, 1977; "Ethicaland Economic Issues: University Policies forConsulting, Overload Instructional Activitiesand Intellectual Property", and




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Developed and implemented all the procedures and policiesinvolving waiver of DHEW funded inventions;

Aided through the above policies in the delivery of over75 health-related inventions to the marketplace andthe licensing of hundreds of. other inventions stillin the state of development;



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Date and Place of Birth: December 19, 1931 in Chicago, Illinois



No. 19,967);Admitted to U.S. Supreme Court in 1974;Application to practice before District of Columbia

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Education:LLD from University of Illinois in 1956;BSCE from University of Illinois in 1953;Judge Advocate General's Procurement Law School

(University of Virginia) in 1961;Post Graduate courses in electronics, transistors,

advanced organic chemistry, biochemistry andmedical chemistry


1969-1979 - Patent Counsel for the Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare. In charge of ~he

Patent Branch, Office of General Counsel, which wasresponsible for administration of the Departmentpatent program and for legal services to the Department relating to and involving patents, inventions,copyrights, and other forms of intellectual propertyresulting from the Department's two billion dollarannual Research and Development. Also adviser tothe Veternas Administration and the Agency forInternational Development on an ad hoc basis.

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1956 - 1959 - Patent Examiner, U.S. Patent Office.



Ad Hoc drafting committee for development of:theFederal Property Management Regulations on Licensingof Government-Owned Inventions -- 1971-72;


Draftsman for the Patent Task ~orce for the Commissionon Government Procurement -- 1971;



Chairman of the Subcommittee on University Patent Policyof the Federal Council for Science, Engineering andTechnology -.- 1971-78;

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House Committee on Science and Technology'sWorkshop on Aids to the Handicapped -- 1980


Technical Advisor on intellectual property andresearch and development to Subcommittee on theConstitution of Senate Judiciary.



"Utilization of Government-OWned Health and WelfareInventions," Journal of the Patent Office Society,November 1965 -- ---


Testimony before the U.S. House of RepresentativesCommittee on Science and Technology, Science PolicyImplications of DNA Recombinant Molecule Research,May 26, 1977 -- ---

Presentation before the National Congress on "TheAvailability of New Technology to Industry fromAmerican Universities and Technological Institutes,"April 2, 1973

Presentation at the Conference on Technology.Transfer- Case Western U. - "University Opportunities andResponsibilities," October 15, 1974

Address to the Third Annual University/Industry Forum- Technology Exchange, February 3-7, 1975,' "CurrentTrends in Technology Transfer,"



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Presentation before the Second Annual AcademicPlanning Conference, January 20, 1977, "Ethicaland Economic Issues: University Policies iforConsulting, Overload Instructional Activitiesand Intellectual Property", and

Presentation before the Second Annual Meeting ofthe Society of University Patent Administrators,February 9, 1977, "The Impact of Laws and ,Regulations on the Innovative Process,"

Address to the 2nd Annual TechEx World Fair-"The Ramifications of the Small Business andUniversity Patent Procedures Act", March L, 1979



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Developed and implemented the Institutional PatentAgreement Policy for DHEW, which presently'involves75 agreements with major universities and othernonprofits;

Developed and implemented all the procedures and policiesinvolving waiver of DHEW funded inventions


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Mr. Latker, Patent Counsel for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, is in charge of the Patent Branch, Office ofthe General Counsel. This Branch is responsible for administrationof the Department patent program and for legal services to theDepartment relating to and involving a patent, inventions, and otherforms of intellectual property reSUlting from the DepartJllent'sone-bi11ion-seven-hundred-mi11ion dollar annual research anddevelopment program. He also advises the Veterans' Administration

, and the Agency for International Development on an ad hoc basis.

He is currently a member of the Executive Subcommittee of theCommittee on Government Patent Policy of the Federal Gouncil forScience and Technology, and Chairman of the Subcommittee on UniversityPatent Policy. He served on the inter-agency committee which draftedthe new patent section for the Federal Procurement Regulations. Herecently served on the patent Task Force advising the Commission onGovernment Procurement and the committee assigned 'to draft the ERDApatent provisions.

In the past, he had-been Patent Counsel to the National Institutesof Health; served on the Staff, Judge Advocate of the Air ForceSystems Command, Washington, D., C.; was Assistant to the Chief PatentAdvisor, Army, Ordnance Tank Automotive Conmand, Detroit Arsenal,Warren, 'Michigan; and was a 'Patent Examiner in the United StatesPatent Office. .

MY. Latker was born in 1931 and raised, in Chicago, Illinois, wherehe attended public 'schools through highschool. He received hisBachelor of Science and J. D.in Law ,from the University of Illinois.

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With the exception ofa three-month :period after law school with_the Chicago general law firm of Friedman, Zoline and Rosenfeld,all my :professional ex;perience has been gained with the FederalGovernment.

Since leaving law school, I have taken additional courses in,elec'bricity, electronics, transistors; organic chemistry, and. advanced organic chemistry. I am now attending classes in biochemistry. I also had:·, attended the three week Judge AdvocateGeneral's Procurement Law Course at the University of Virginiain October, 1961. I scored second in the final exams -that-term.

October 6,1966

This began on October 4, 1956, as a GS-7 with the United StatesPatent Office. As a :patent examiner, my duties entailed theexamining of :patent ap:plications submitted to the Patent Office .

.The ap:plications :pertained, in the main, to structures involVingmeasuring and testing equi:pment (thermostatic controls, thermocouples, rate of speed indicators; side slip indicators., etc.),acoustics, geometrical instruments, circuit makers and breakers,wooden, metallic, masonry, and concrete buildings. I left thePatent Office as a GS-ll in June, 1960 to take a GS-12 :position asAssistant to the Chief Patent. Advisor at the Army Ordnance Tank-

· Automotive Command, Detroit Arsenal, Warren, 1tlchigan•. In August,1960 I became· registered Patent Attorney Num .

I was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois where I attended the:public schools through high school. . ."/R§'). c1t"~/" C'i 1-<- h.fJ.~· .." .'

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.the University of Illinois in June, 1953 During my four yearscfe,,('(,'of undergraduate work, I was on the~an's L~fortwo years. ,I ' . . '1';.1was also acce as a member of the ollorary Civil EngineeringFraternity, hi Epsilo .. I/.rN'I'~J C,(rl&;.IjINN'1.. S/":./tJ7

· I received my LL1l from the University of Illinois in June, 1956.My last year of law school was taken at Northwestern University.Credits earned at Northwestern were transferred back to' theUniversity of Illinois. (I was given the choice of obtainingLLJ3 :~rom either Illinois or Northwestern.)

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,My duties with the Staff Judge Advocate entailed responsibilityfor drafting Section 9, "Patents and Data,'" of the Air ForceProcurement Instructions, processing deviations of ,Section 9 ofASPR, surveillance of contracts to insure use of proper patentand data clauses, staff visits to all AFSC Divisions and Centersto advise legal and procurement personnel, rOy'alty and infringe'investigations, investigations of claims of misappropriation ofideas, data or trade secrets, coordination of drafts, of new regulations which dealt with patents or technical data, copyrights,and review of evaluations and dispositions of all inventionsreported to the Divisions and Centers of the AFSC. ,I furtherserved on an Ad Hoc committee, "Data Management Working Group,"instituted at the direction of General Schriever to solve technical data problems. On September 11, 1963, I left the Air ForceSystems Command to take a GS-14 position as'the National Institutesof Health's Patent Advisor.

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My duties at the Detroit Arsenal entailed the preparation andprosecution of patent applications for employees and contractorsemployed by the Detroit Arsenal, the rendering of opinions oninfringement claims, royalty investigations, copyrights, resolvingquestions pertaining to the acqUisition andu~ of beclmieal daba,surveillance of contracts to insure use of proper patent and data

, clauses, drafting of patent and data clauses for Arsenal contractsand evaluation and disposition of inventions reported to the Arsenal.I left the Detroit'Arsenal as a GS-13 in March, 1962 for,a GS,-13position on the Staff Judge Advocate at the Headquarters, Air ForceSystems Command, Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, D. C.

My duties at the NIH now entail servingNIH, advising or representing the Director,,~ndExecutiveUIIlcerin providing leadership for the NIH patent 'activities

. presentation of the NIH needs and views to.the OSG and OS andresolution of complex and controversial isshes; e~tablishing procedures, criteria, and internal' policies consistent With existing

'Department policies"rules and regulations for the disposition ofapproximately 350 invention reports made ea()h year by employees,research grantee's, and research contractors'; furnishing patentadvice to individual employee or grantee iny-entors and contractors;preparing, reviewing, and advising on specific patent documentsaffecting ownership and disposition of the above 350 employee,

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n. If you have ever been employed by the Pderal Go"emmeM as a civilian, give yourlast classificaeicn series. grade, and job title. TH1S SPACE· FOR USE OF APPOINTING OFFICER ONLY

GS-15 - Patent Counsel, Dept of Health, Preference has been verified through proof that the separation wasunder honorable conditious, a\1d~{a5 required.

Education, and Welfare (mEW)i

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(Amplan" or "fimu of _1 month or Ie»? rx +-Wadlington. D.C. y (Lm than 40 hQurI 1m Wrtk) 0 Yes []J No·lIMPor",,., Imp/o)mmt u;iJl Iy .L.;..,Any place in the United- State!. Y 18. Are you wiUing to'travel?(Chtckont)"", sffiet Jour (Onsidlrsl;otl _1 to -4 months? ,

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_4 to 12 mont!'l.s? Ix J.....Ouuide of the 'United States; y. ~OAly in (sJ7K;fy):

19, VETERAN PREFERENCE. Answer all pans. If a part does not!~pplY to you, aosllt'Cr"No:' - . Y" No

A. Have you ever served on active duty in, the United Seaees ~ilitary service? (ExrJlldt ~lIn ;fMtiw .lilt] fur tNmitlg In II mlN/islor GU4rdJM4n.) XB. Have you ever been-discharged from me armed services u.n4t' other thAnhonorable conditioilll ? (You may omit any such discbarge changed

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Mayin,qui~_be made of your present employer re@:llr~ingyourcharacter.qualincatio~s. and record of employment? ....... ',' .,".', .. , .. 'RYesD 'N(A"N,l' wj//notajflCl,your-conJidtralion ror,mlp/O]1IUntoppOrlllniIIlJlxttpt/o,BEAIUNG EXAMINERpositioru.) (Uoon Prior- Not i, icatio~),0

..1Dates of employment rmo1/lh,)fdr) "~:acttide ofposirion If Federal service. civilian-or military

I From January 1969 To PRESENT TIME atent Counsel, US IJHEW grade GS-15Salary or earnings Avg. hrs. Placeofe~oyment Number and kind of employees Kind -of business or organi:r:ation

StaRing $ 21,000 per-ann. per week. City, Be. esda, ~'1S";"'df . 1 r",<JllU{«/lIri"g,",ollllling. ;"III,.a,,«,

P,e",nt $ 45,792 ".,ann. 40 . ag essi.ona ; ,tc.)

Seaee: Marvland 2 A m; 2 Cler. Government· .Name of immediatesupeevisor Bernard Feiner, Name of emplOyer (firm, twgtlni~t;01I. ItC.) and address {;,ul"dillg ZIP Codt, if ."OWl')

Asst. Gen. Coun. for Bus. & Admin. L~ w U.S. DHEW, 330 Independence Ave., S.W.Me. Code and phone No. if known (202) 245-7752 Washington, D.C. 20201Re."'n for wanting to I"" Desire to enlarge professional norazonDes~priori ofduties,.responsibiiities, andaccomplishment~or duties & r-esponsibi.Li.t i.es , see Attacnment. 'A'.

(1) Develooed Instl. Patent Azrmt no l i.cv of DHEW whi.chrrresentIv involves 75 azrmtswith maior universities in countrY. (2) Developed all nrocedures involving waiver ofinvention rights. r31 'I'hrcuzhubove , wasiristn.nnental in assurinz delivefv to market-pl.ace of over 75 maior inventions arid Li.cens inz of hundreds of other inventions stillin state of develorment , (41 Delineated reauirements 'throuzh above accomnlishmentsnecessarY to achieve successful teclmolp'ov transfer.

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Salary or eami¥s Avg. hrs. Place ofe~oyment Number andlcind ofemployees Ki.nd of business or organiutionSt"ting$ 1,000 per ann per week City. Be esda supervised (tfld1fM!iUllI"i*B,' Mcii".'illK. ;11111"4"",

Firal S 21,00.0 ann 40 3 Professional; Vf(.)pe, Seaee: Marvland 2 Admin' 2 Cler. Government

.ro.~'I1'&Fi!"t'~~geT';" NIH Exec. Officer;Name of employer (fir., organi::alion. 11&.) and address (i,uiudmg ZIPCrJtu. if !nOUlfl)

~hinual H1l er Asst. Gen. Counsel· B /DHEW US DHE\'l, 330 Independence Ave., S. W. ,¥ea Code and phone No. if known ket.i.red Washinl1ton. D. C. 20201ReasonJdr leaving Advancemerrtwi.thiri the DepartmentDesCription of duties, responsibilities. and accomplishments For description of duties and resnonsibilit1es.see attached Position Description - Attachment "B".Accomplishments - Began all the necessarY actions necessarY to reach theaccomnlishments listed above.

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From All". 15 1960 ToSt;uc. 11 1963 Patent Adviser goode GS-13Salary or earnings Avg. hrs. Place of employment Number and kind of employees Kind of -business or _organization

Stoning $8,955 per ann. per week City. Detroit su.pervised (1114"II!tMlllri"&,-d«OII.ti,,,. ;nlll,.an",

Finol $10,635 ann. 40 Stote. Michi!JanItc_)

pet none U.S. Govt.Name of immediate supervisor Mr. Robert Lyon, Name of employer (jiNR, organization, 11&.) and address (;,ulliding ZIP OJd., ;/4110""")

Chief Patent Adviser Anny Ordnance, Detroit Arsenal,Atea Code and phone No. if known Retired Warren. Michigan ..Reason for leaving Wanted to return to Washinl1ton , .

Description of duties, responsibilities, andaccomplishmenu Duties entailed nrenarationF.. "tion of natent~";~1 i r~f'i "n~ .f'"r r:mrf' Prtm1, F. pmn~~esearch F. encdneerinz;I:"~f'o ~f' ne:tJ:oi t Ar"enaJ renderina of 'Wini ons in ..inftil1~ent claims. preliminary __

.'. -,. in 11.C;. Patent Office F. etemmation of certain -proprietary nghts. Arsenamaintains staff of 300 scientists &englneers tor developing vehicles tor OS Army.All natent work handled by Arsenal's patent dept.1s related to mnovat.rons developedfor above vehicles &may be mechanical, electro-mechanical, or chem1cal1n nature.

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Il'IlSTRUC:TIONS;;""FiII'put,this form only when necessary forccmplencn.cf _Item. 20 "EXPERIENCE:' on Standard Perm 171. Enclosewith your-Seaeement.Typewrite or write,clearly in dark ink.

CONTINUATION SHEET FOR STANDARD FORM 171

"PERSONAL OUALiFICATIC>NS STATEMENT"

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1. Name (l..4SI) (FirSI) (Midd/t) (MAidm. iiAnJ) IK]Mr. D-Min DMu, 2. Birth date (Mo,,'h, day, }tAr)

Latker NonnanJosenh " " ." , " December 19 19313. Kind of position applied for, or name of examination .

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FromOctober 1956'0 AU<J1lst 1960 Patent Examineror military grade

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Salary 'or earning! Avg. hrs. Place of employment Number anJ kind of ern- KinJ of bUSiness or organizationS"ning .s, 650 per ann per week Ci,y,Wash. , ployees supervised (1IIf4"lIf"":lIri1lg. accolI",i"g. ituurlJ1Ia,

Final s7,750 per ann 40 State:D. G. None ,",jU.s. :GovernmentName o( immediate s~ervisor

Div.66Name of employer (fi,.",.orgaflizatio". Itc.) and address (i".Jlldit'g ZIP Ctx:k. if bou.«)

I. Li.sann, Pr-imary Examiner,U.S. Patent Office, 14th and E Sts., N.W.

Area Code and phone, No. if known Ke"tl.red.. W""h; n rReason for lca\'ing AdvancementDescription of duties and accomplishments in your work iartaes errtai.Ied examming and de'termirrinc patent-ability of applications submitted to Patent Office. ADnlications nertained tostructures Involving measunng &testing equipment (thennostatic controls thenno-couples, rate of speed indicators, side slip indicators. etc.) accoustics.geometrIcal Instrument circuit makers and breakers wooden metallic, masonrY. andconcreteouildinlls. . , . I For agency use (sl"," colks, de.)

I, r~ates of employ-ment'(month. Jtdr) ...+E_~t~~~~ft~por::: ,. If Federal service, civilian

From June 1956 To October 1956oimilitary grade

Salary or earnings Avg. hrs. Place of employment Number and kind of em. Kind of business or organization

Starting S 5,200 per ann. pet week Ci<y, Chicago, ptoyees supervised (Rta"lIfa<tllring.: ai(oll",i"g. iIlSllr""u.lie.)

Final s5,200 per ann. 40State: llinois l\T";',, T ~'" 1'O;-rm

Name of immediate supervisor Name of employer (ji"", organizallon. lte.) and address (inc/uding ZIP Ciuu, if knou'Jf)

Joseoh Zoline Attornev Friedman, Zoline, and Rosenfeld,Area Code and phone No. if known LaSalle St. Chi.cazo T11 ; TIn;"Reason for leaving Started traininll for natentwork .

Description of duties and accomplishments in your week

Attornev researchin" and renortin" le"al nuestions drawin" un real estatecontracts andbankruntcv work.

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F,om195' (c:" 01955 (Sunmer- Civil Engineer or military grade

Salary or earnings Avg. hra. Place of employment Number and kind of em- Kind of business or organization, S,,"ing S 5,200 pe' ann. per week Ci,y, Chicago, ployees supervised (wwnllfa<llIri"g,. accou",i"g. imllrana.

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Final per Stare: Illinois None GovernmentName of imrnediate superviscr Name of employer (jirm, 0'8#n;zatio;'. etc.) and address (int/udlng ZIP CtJtk. if JmoUhl)

Mr. Kuknel-

Area Code and phone No. jf knownIllinois State Highway Dept., -LaSalle St. Chicallo Ill. .

Reason fer leaving Returned to schoolDescription of.duties and accomplishments in your work Enz.i.neerinz supervising work done on bridces .. .

hi"hwavs earthwork foundations etc. Survev inz and Lavinz out points forfuture construction mathematical computations pertaining to stresses and strains.and volumes. detennininll costs.

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See Attachment "C" for list of major publications, presentations and agency executiveand legislative committees on which I was a member and draftsman. In addition, it isnoted of interest that applicant wason Dean's Li.st, member of Chi Epsilon, (anhonorary civil engineering fraternity based on scholastic excellence),ABA, FBA,ASCE, a number of incentive awards, etc.

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B. Kind of License or Certificate (For lxamph. pi/ol, C. State or ceher licensing authority D. Year of first E. x "rtgilltrtd nurse, lawyer, radio Optrator, C.P.A., lte.)Illinois; u.S. Pate license "' . ,.. .. 1;':'1' :tf':

Member of US Patent Bar, Reg. t or certificate ;

Nolo 19 963 and Attorney Office, & Supreme C . Illinois Bar-1956· uiJremeICt-'74.

.. ' .: : Patent Bar'-Lsou;22. A. Did you graduaee fiomhigh school. or will a.Name and location rcily and51au)of last high school accended

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Senn High School, Chicago, Illinoisves MONTH YEA NO HIGHEH GRADE COMPlETIiD

Iv [Tune 19491 I I IC. Name and location (ci/y. 5/411, and ZIP Colkif known) of college Dates attended Years Completed No. of credits cornet. Type of Year ofor university. (If yON lxpea /I) graduate within 9 11NJnths, giw Semester Quarter degree degreeMONTH and year)OlI expect degrel.) From To Day Night hours hours B.A., tIC.)

University of Illinois Sen 4( J.m55 6 205-1/ BSE:E LLB)Northwestern University " 55 " 56 1 28Dent of Agriculture Graduate School Scatt red c urses 13 .

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ChemistrY 20 Math 17Electrical Engineering 9 C.E. :>.lElectronics 8 Geology 3F. Major.field cisrudyat,highest,levelofcoUege'work l.?-w 23Law and Engineering PhysicsG. Other schools or training (for example. trafk, 1I0calio"al, arm,d form, or bNsi"m). Give for each the name and location (dIy, S1811, a"dZ1P Cod" if inlownJof

school, dates attended. subjects studied. number of classroom hours of instroction pet week, ceitificates, and any other pertinent data.

Judge Advocate General's Procurement Law Course at University of Virginia,October 1961.

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24. UNGUAGES'OTHERTHANENGLlSHH. HONORS. AWARDS; 'AND FELLOWSHIPSRECEIVED

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(b) If your answer to (a) is in the affirmative. did you, during the period of such membership have the specific intent to further the aims ofsuch organization or group of persons to overthrow or overturn the government of the United States or any state or any political subdivisionthereof by force. violence. or any unlawful means? •... H ;; ••••• '•••• , • ..: ;' " •• ; .

Within the last five yea.n have you been fired from any job for any reason? ....•... " •.• .;;' ; .. '. ',' •.••• , •.•...•... " ••.....•..•....Within the last five years have you quit a job after being noti6ed that you would be fired? ;~ .If ywr ansWtr If! 30 or 31 abo~ is "Y,S," gillt tklails in It1m 37. Shew tht n4mt and addrm (i"ciMdinK ZIP Codl) of Imploy". dpproxiifUlte:datt. andre4S0nJ in 14(h cau. This tnform4/ion sholiid 4g1'fl with 'O/Ir answtrl hi }tI1ll20, EXPERIENCE. , ., .

Have you ever been convicted of an offense against the law or forfeited collateral, or are you now.under charges {or any offense·against the law?(You may omit: (1) traffic violations for which you paid a fine of $30.00 or less; and (2) any offensecommitted before your 21st bitthday whichwas fmallyadjudicated in a juvenile.court or under a Youth Offender Iaw.) ; , .While in the military service were you ever convicted by general (ourt-martial?; '...........•.......... ............•.......... : .I[yollr anlUltf 1032 or 33 is "Y,S," KtPt ml4ils i1f III", 37. Show fOfllKh offillSl: (1) dale; (2),Jurgl; (3) pia.,; (4) colin; and 0) «t;o" lakm.

If your answer to 27 or 28(a) above is in the affirmative state the names of such organizations aed tbe dates of your membership in each initem 37.· : H.- : '. · ; ' ..

Your Sla1l"",I/ (am,or bt prfKt1S1d 11"1;/ ',Oil ha." alulI..".,d ali q,mtio1ls, i1ft/lld;"g 1'1111126 Ihrough 36 abo,w. B, .III" '0Il hjlPl pllU,d an "X" to 1M"!I of ~VERYmurk" r. dbwt. ,i/h" i" 1m "Yu" or /hi "No" coIJlM".

Does the United States G!>vernment employ in a civilian capaciry or as a menDer of the Armed Forces any relatin of yours (by blood or marriagci)?(See Items 34 and 35 in the attached instruction sheer.] , ~ .Do you live with, or within the past 12 months have you lived with, any offhese relatives who are employed in a civilian capacity? .If Jour answtr to 34 is "YIJ," giw;" II,,,, 37 for suth "latiJ'tJ: (1) filII "0."",, (2) prmnl aJdrtsJ (;1/c!lIding ZIP Cotk),' (3) "JatiollshiPi (4) dtparinunt. agency,ofbra1/ch of tbe Ar11Ud Form. IIYOII,. allrwrlo 3' is "Y,J," also gin th, lii"d 0lappoi"tlrJtltl htld b) Ihtrtiath'f(J) ,oMbllt wilh 0' hawiil/td u,ith withinthtlasI12 ",oPrths. .

28. (a) Are you how. or within the lastten years have you heen, a member of any organiaationvor group of persons including but not limited to theCommunis! Party. U.S.A .. or any subdivision of the Communist Party. U.S.A., which during the period of your membership you knew wasadvornung or teaching that the government of the United States or any political subdivision thereof should be overthrown or overturned by .Joece,violence; or any unLawful means? ....•... , .•••....... '" ......••...............•...........'. ,...........•••••....•......••...•.•..' ••..•

36. Do you receive or -doyou have a'Pending application for retirement or retainer pay. pension. or other compensation "based upon military, Federalcivilian, or District of Columbia Government service? , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •. _ , .l/)ollr a1lJu;,riJ "Yts," git" tMtai./s in ItemJ7.

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ATTENTION - THIS STATEMENT MUST BE SIGNEDRead the follow", II paragraph carefully befo", signing this Statement

A fal•• an.w.r to a"yqu..ttollin fbi. StatemeM' may· be liJrOuncla for not employing you, or for dlamuslngyou a .... you bevlnwork, and maybe punishable byftne or imprisOf'Irnont (U.s. CocM, Titlo 18, StK. 1001). AU ,tGtamenfl, aUI.ublectto In".,tigotlon,Indudlng a check of your fingarpril'tt, pollco ...eard., and form....mploy..... AlFthe Informationi youel"". wUlb.conald.red Inrovlewh'9YOW Statement cmd i••ubl0ct to Inv••tigotion. A fel.. answer to It.mi27 or 28 could deprlv.)'ou of ,your rIGht to, Gnannuity wh.n you reaen ,-.tiro,...nt ago In addition toth. penaltifl-.crlb'M obo"e,

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University of New Hampshire · Resume Norman Latker ~--.;,-' - 4 - Presentation before the American Patent Law Association, January 8; 1976, "Current Govern ment Patent Policy as