The Malcolm Baldrige/Jack Kevorkian Award for Excellence in
Actuarial Prognostication is the name of the annual award given to
the entrant who's list had the highest "Quality" per
Kill
(for entrants who's Kill
total equals or exceeds 50% of the highest
Kill total for the
contest). It was first used in the 1984 contest, and reintroduced for the
1993 contest. It is named in honor of the
Secretary of Commerce who
started an award for the "Quality" of U.S. made products AND the
"retired" Oakland County (Michigan)
pathologist who's own
list of kills was quite impressive.
The winner receives a certificate of award acknowledging their performance.
Recipients of the award have been:
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