Chief Leaving Secret Service for Private Sector Position
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Eljay B. Bowron, who as director of the Secret Service directed the closing of Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House, will retire next month.
Bowron, 46, a 23-year Secret Service veteran and its 18th director, has accepted a position as president of the security monitoring division of Ameritech, his agency announced. Praising the reforms Bowron instituted during his tenure, President Clinton said he accepted the resignation “with regret.”
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