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National Association of Accountants. 1977. Les Ellis of Armstrong. Management Accounting (July): 13-16.

National Association of Accountants. 1978. Clemens Erdahl NAA president, 1978-79. Management Accounting (July): 13-14.

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National Association of Accountants. 1979. Charles R. Israel, 1898-1979. Management Accounting (November): 29. (President of NAA, 1955-56).

National Association of Accountants. 1979. Harry E. Howell, 1898-1979. Management Accounting (October): 54. (NAA President, 1941-42).

National Association of Accountants. 1981. Emil 'Bob' Scharff, NAA President, 1981-82. Management Accounting (July): 12-13, 62.

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Randall, R. F. 1983. Charles T. Smith, Jr.: His goal is to help people excel. Management Accounting (July): 13-16. (NAA President 1983-84.)

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Randall, R. F. 1985. Comptroller's Comptroller: NAA president Herbert Knortz. Management Accounting (July): 20-25.

Randall, R. F. 1985. St. Louis '85: Leadership in the '80s. Management Accounting (September): 62-67.

Randall, R. F. 1987. John Arme elected NAA president. Management Accounting (July): 16-18.

Randall, R. F. 1988. NAA President, Ernie Huband. Management Accounting (July): 18-21.

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Randall, R. F. 1990. Stan Pylipow, NAA President, 1990-91. Management Accounting (July): 23-25.

Randall, R. F. 1991. Don Baker, CMA, President, 1991-92. Management Accounting (July): 20-23.

Randall, R. F. 1992. Bob Liptak, President, 1992-93. Management Accounting (July): 24-27.

Randall, R. F. 1993. Leo Loiselle, President 1993-94. Management Accounting (July): 19-20, 22.

Randall, R. F. 1994. Keith Bryant, CMA President, 1994-95. Management Accounting (July): 19-22.

Randall, R. F. 1995. IMA President, 1995-96 William J. Ihlanfeldt. Management Accounting (July): 20-23.

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