"We are taking all steps necessary to place the satellite in a stable higher orbit where it could remain indefinitely," Dean Burch, director general of Intelsat, said today.

Dean Burch - Chairman from 1969 to 1974 who also became an industry lawyer after leaving FCC.

Dean Burch, a former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has been selected to become director general of the global satellite consortium Intelsat.

Dean Burch and Patricia Burch.

He was replaced as Chairman of the RNC by Dean Burch, a Goldwater loyalist from Arizona.

E. William Henry, Chair from 1963 through 1966 and Dean Burch (1969-1974) also became industry lawyers after leaving the FCC.

They are "recruited" by Dean Burch who uses records of McGraw's checkered past as a means of blackmail to get them to compete.

In 1972, Dean Burch steered the FCC into a new area of regulation.

Out went Dean Burch and in came Ray Bliss, "Mr. Pragmatist."

Dean Burch wrote a memo to Ford pointing out that among the prominent candidates, "only a few have a post-1980 political future."