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used. Generally performed all the work closely related to the fuel system work with their own forces. This insured the quality of the installation and the uninterrupted schedule that many of their clients required. Background - Robert S. Eagan, 1954 Graduated from Framingham High School, Framingham, Massachusetts. 1954-57 Attended Navy Training School, Great Lakes, Illinois. Served aboard the USS Worcester CL144 (cruiser) from home ports of Boston and Long Beach made 52 ports of call. Received an honorable discharge shortly after my 21St birthday. Graduated from the training school with a rating of machinist mate with a grade point average of 3.4 and mustered out with a rate of Machinist Mate 2nd Class. 1957-58 Employed by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. at the Antioch, Ca, electric generating plant. Worked as a boiler tender. 1958-60 Employed by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. at the Stockton overhead line department. Worked as a groundman. Attended lineman apprentice school. The most important thing learned while working at PG&E was jobsite safety. 1960-62 Attended Stockton Junior College. Graduated with an AA degree, majored in construction technology. Received a grade point average of 3.56 and was on the presidents honor roll each semester. Employed by Pacific Gas & Electric during the summers, working in the overhead line electric department. 1962-63 Employed by Alcan Pacific Co., a Sacramento CA., construction co., as an estimator in the building construction division. Alcan Pacific specialized in public works. While working for Alcan Pacific, took a course in heavy construction estimating. 1963-68 Employed by Fletcher Construction Company of Oakland, CA., specializing in service station construction. FCC worked for most of the major oil companies. Started as an estimator, and after 30 months was promoted to vice president and construction manager. 1968-75 Employed by Fletcher, Eagan & Paradiso Construction Co. The new company was formed with the owner and superintendent.. Continued to specialize in service station construction and soon became active in public works and achieved a balance between public and private work. Studied a building construction estimating course offered at UC Berkeley. The instructor was Mr. Bill Veale, of MGC Construction of San Leandro, CA. Studied a course in Construction Law offered at UC Berkeley. The instructor was Mr. Robert C. Field, attorney with the firm Stark, Stewart, Wells & Robinson. The first oil shortage in 1973 prompted many fleet operators to increase their storage of motor fuels and many more to for the first time have storage of their own. 1975-85 Employed by Eagan & Paradiso Construction Company. Warren Fletcher retired and Mr. Eagan became president of the new company. The new company continued to specialize in service station construction and became more involved in public work. Studied the construction law course a second time. It was offered by Mr. Robert C. Field, attorney with Stark, Wells, Rahl, Field and Schwartz. In the late 70's the regulators were busy producing new regulations by which the oil industry would have to comply. There was a second major oil shortage in 1978 and business was driven by the new regulations and the fear of shortages and this would continue to the present day. The industry was fast becoming a high tech type of business. It was a real challenge for those in the business to stay abreast on all the new technology.