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EXHIBIT A CURRICULUM VITAE Nathan Ray Clark BORNi December 2, 1917 United State* Citizen Married, One Child EDUCATION: Texas A & M University (then Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas) BS in Mechanical Engineering, 1938 Scholastic Honorary: Tau Beta Pi POSITIONS HELD: Texas Electric Service Co., Junior Engineer, 1938-1939 General Electric Company, Student Engineer, 1939-1940 Engineer - Capacitor Department, 1940-1941 United States Army Officer, 1941-1945 General Bleotric Company Engineer - Capacitor Department, 1945-1949 Technical Supervisor of Test, Transformer and Allied Products Division, 1949-1951 Engineer, Capacitor Department, 1951-1953 Manager, Small Industrial Capacitor Engineering, 1953-1963 Manager, Electrolytic Capacitor Engineering, 1963-1965 Universal Manufacturing Corporation Chief Engineer - Capacitor Division, 1965-1969 Vice President and General Manager, Capacitor Division, 1969 to present PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Senior Member .