Subject: Who's News: Carrington Laboratories Inc. 
Date: Published: 5/1/92 (23 lines)
Source: Wall Street Journal. Copyright Dow Jones & Co. Inc.

    Who's News:
    Carrington Laboratories Inc. 

    CARRINGTON LABORATORIES Inc. (Houston) -- Clinton H. 
 Howard, the largest shareholder, resigned from its board to
 pursue other business interests.  Mr. Howard, 63 years old,
 who founded Carrington and promoted the use of its
 experimental aloe-vera based drug as a treatment for AIDS,
 resigned as president and chief executive officer in October
 1990.  He has since reduced his stake in the company to about
 12% from about 30%.  The Irving, Texas, company, which gets
 its revenue from its wound-care business and is still testing
 the drug, called acemannan, said it doesn't plan to replace
 Mr. Howard on the board, leaving the board with seven
 directors.

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