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Thursday, January 20, 2005 
McSlarrow resigns as DOE deputy chiefKyle McSlarrow is resigning as deputy secretary of the Department of Energy. His resignation is effective next month, according to a DOE news release. "As the department's chief operating officer, Kyle has led and implemented many of the successful reforms of the last four years. Perhaps his greatest accomplishment has been in overseeing the dramatic change in how this department is managed - most visibly seen in the department's rating by the Office of Management and Budget as the best-managed cabinet agency in 2004 after having been rated as the worst in 2001," said DOE Secretary Spencer Abraham. As chief operating officer, McSlarrow oversees 17 national laboratories for DOE, including Los Alamos, more than 100,000 personnel and a $23 billion budget. To read a DOE release, click here. Other Headlines Nanos describes resumption status, fiscal year objectives in employee talk more... New process in place for tracking checked-out accountable CREM more... Dog's nose knows where that missing person might be more... Comment period for Laboratory draft request for proposals ends Friday more... Los Alamos NewsLetter to be distributed this week more... Proposals sought under Lab-NMSU memorandum of understanding more... McSlarrow resigns as DOE deputy chief more... |
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