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From: JOSEPH SCHMIDT (HFTW53A)
Time: 09/29 8:36 AM
06/04/96
KBF POLLUTION MANAGEMENT INC. TECHNICAL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE NORTH LINDENHURST, N.Y., June 4 /PRNewswire/
-- Lawrence M. Kreisler, president of KBF Pollution
Management, Inc.,(Nasdaq: KBFP) a resource recovery
facility is pleased to announce the addition of a Technical
Advisory Committee to the Board of Directors. Each member
of this committee was carefully chosen for their expertise
within the environmental community. This committee will act
as the spearhead for KBF's advancement into the environmental
market using KBF's unique patent pending Selective Separation
Technology. It is the goal of management that this technology
will become the preferred method of handling industrial liquid
hazardous and nonhazardous metal bearing waste in the future
of this Country by recycling the metals found in the waste,
eliminating the "Cradle-to-Grave" liability and superfund
generation tax.
FREDERICK EISENBUD, ESQ.
Mr. Eisenbud is a partner in the firm of CAHN WISHOD &
LAMB of Melville, New York. Mr. Eisenbud specializes in
environmental and municipal law. Previously, he served in the
U.S. Department of Justice and then as an Assistant District
Attorney in Suffolk County, where he founded and became Chief
of the Environmental Crime Unit. He then moved to the Suffolk
County Attorney's Office, where he served as counsel to the
Suffolk County Board of Health and deputy chief of the Federal
and General Litigation Bureau. Mr. Eisenbud was an adjunct
professor of Environmental Law at Touro Law School for three
years and twice has served as chair of the Environmental Law
Committee of the Suffolk County Bar Association. Mr. Eisenbud has joined the Advisory Committee in the capacity
of legal counsel to advise KBF in matters of Environmental Law
and Regulatory Compliance.
FORMER CONGRESSMAN GEORGE J. HOCHBRUECKNER
Mr. Hochbrueckner presently heads a Long Island based business consulting firm and is an engineer. He has been one of the
nation's leaders in protecting our environment and has had an
impact nationally as well as on Long Island. Previously he
served on the House Armed Services Committee and Merchant
Marine and Fisheries Committees for eight years. He was
instrumental for tough oil spill prevention laws and has
sponsored a bill to require vessels transporting oil or
hazardous materials to employ more sophisticated navigation
systems. Mr. Hochbrueckner played a key role in the passage
of the law banning the dumping of sewage sludge in the ocean
and nominated Peconic Bay to the National Estuary Program.
Prior to being elected to Congress, Mr. Hochbrueckner served
for ten years as a Member of the New York State Asssembly.
Mr. Hochbrueckner joins KBF's advisory committee as an
unpaid member to advise KBF on the Environmental matters and
guide KBF in securing any number of government backed
environmental projects.
MS. AGNES GARA
Ms. Gara recently retired from the New York State Department
of Environmental Conservation. She holds a M.S. Degree in
Environmental Engineering and a B.S. Degree in Chemistry
with Graduate level work in Biochemistry. During her ten
year tenure with NYS DEC, she was responsible for compliance
of State regulations pertaining to disposal of hazardous
waste, writing hazardous waste storage facility
permits. She was overseer of hazardous waste facility
closures and compliance inspections of numerous facilities
for State and Federal regulations, one of which was KBF.
Prior to joining New York State DEC, Ms. Gara served with
the Arizona State Department of Game & Fish where she headed
the Water Quality Cotrol Laboratory and was responsible for
enforcement and compliance of Federal and State regulations
relating to issuing permits and disposal of waste. She then
moved to Peerless Photo Products, a subsidiary of
Agfa-Gevaert, an Assistant to the Manager of Environmental &
Personnel Protection and supervisor of Waste-water treatment
plant operations. Ms. Gara comes to KBF with this vast
experience in environmental compliance and regulation. Ms.
Gara brings to KBF a complete understanding of Federal and
State environmental regulations as well as invaluable
experience in dealing with regulatory agencies in New York.
THEODORE SALL, Ph.D. A.B., M.S.
Dr. Sall is a Member of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, the American Association of
Clinical Chemists, and the American Chemical Society (among
others). Dr. Sall is currently Professor Emeritus at Ramapo
College, Mahwah, New Jersey and serves as a consultant to
environmental and financial companies in the northeast
United States. Dr. Sall is a member of the technical
Advisory Committee to the Board of Directors of KBF
Pollution Management, Inc., has an understanding of KBF's
process and provides invaluable guidance in new methods
being developed for metal recovery in ongoing research and
development.
JAMES A. AIELLO, ESQ.
Mr. Aiello is a seasoned international businessman and
has extensive experience in government relations. He has
over thirty years diverse experience in international and
domestic privatization business development, Governmental
Affairs both on federal and state levels, investor
relations, advertising and marketing. Mr. Aiello's skills
range from planning projects through acquisition of permits,
financing and, finally, completion. Mr. Aiello was a
founding officer of an international water/wastewater joint
venture in Colombia, Jamaica, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.
He was a Vice President of the Ogden Yorhshire Water Co.,
and a Vice President of governmental affairs for the Ogden
Martin Systems. In addition, Mr. Aiello served as the Chief
of Staff for United States Representative William Royer and
was the supervising attorney, head of trial division, for
the San Mateo, California office of the district attorney
and served as deputy AG for the office of the Attorney
General for the State of California.
Mr. Aiello comes to KBF to apply his vast expertise in
the governmental and environmental industries to develop a
business plan which will help to advance KBF to the next
step if it's evolution to a regional and than national
resource recovery company.
KBF trades on the Nasdaq Bulletin Board ("KBFP"). KBF
Pollution Management, Inc., is located at 1110-A Farmingdale
Road, North Lindenhurst, New York 11757-1024. For more
information, contact the company at 516-225-0007.
6/4/96
/CONTACT: KBF Pollution Management, Inc., 516-225-0007/
(KBFP)
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