NEWS                                                          April 4, 1996

                 JOHN E. LOGAN NAMED ACTING DEPUTY CHIEF,
                           CABLE SERVICES BUREAU

     John E. Logan has been selected as Acting Deputy Chief of the Cable Services Bureau. 

     Previously, Logan served as Deputy Director of the Office of Legislative Affairs at the
Commission. In that capacity, he worked on the Telecommunications Act 1996 and with state
and local officials and policymakers.

     Prior to joining the Commission, Logan served as Director of the Department of Justice's 
United States Trustee Program where he supervised the administration of bankruptcy cases.
Logan previously held a number of other positions at the Justice Department, including serving
in their Office of Legislative Affairs, as General Counsel for the U.S. Trustee Program, and as
Deputy General Counsel in the Justice Management Division. Logan received the Attorney
General's John Marshall award for outstanding legal achievement.

     Before joining the Department of Justice, Logan was an associate in the Newark, NJ, law
firm of Lasser, Lasser, Sarokin & Hochman.
     
     Logan graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, and
received his J.D. from Rutgers Law School.

     He and his wife, Eloise Rosas, live in the District of Columbia and have one son.

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