People

Larry Hackman, director of the records program at NHPRC, is one of six program staff members who have left to find jobs elsewhere in the face of budget cuts and likely reductions in force. He has taken the position of archivist of the State of New York.
Jim Kusterer, a staff member of the William J. Barrow Research Laboratory in the 1970's (which continued for 10 years after Mr. Barrow died, then closed in 1977) is now in Colorado, making time capsules that take state-of-the-art technology into account to preserve documents and other items. His address is: Time Capsules, Inc., Lazy K Ranch, 7449 Rainbow Creek Rd., Sedalia, CO 80135.
Margaret Ann Troyer, formerly chemist at the Library of Congress Preservation Office, is now at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing as a chemist.
Craig Jensen, formerly of Brigham Young University, and Siegfried Rempel, formerly of the Canadian Conservation Institute, have joined the staff at the Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin.