LOS ANGELES COUNTYComputer Communications Inc., Torrance, said...

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Computer Communications Inc., Torrance, said that, as part of an agreement with a shareholder group, Raymond E. High will resign Aug. 1 as president and chief executive but will remain as chairman and a director. The company did not elaborate on the agreement, and company officials were unavailable for comment Thursday.

A search for a new president and chief executive will begin soon, the company said. Also under the shareholder agreement, directors James S. Rice and Ervin K. Dorff will be replaced by George Sarlo, a venture capitalist, and Jack Schuss, a private investor. One or two other independent directors will be named to the board by the end of June, the company said.

Computer Communications, which develops and produces an array of computer equipment, emerged from proceedings under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code in August, 1983.

Frank Clark was named executive vice president and chief executive of the Los Angeles County Medical Assn., succeeding Robert H. Elsner, who earlier this year joined the California Medical Assn. in San Francisco as executive vice president.

Pasadena-based Parsons Corp. named Joseph K. Bratton president of Parsons Water Resources Inc. and Kline P. Barney Jr. president of Parsons Municipal Services Inc. Both also serve as chief executives of the units.

Rockwin Corp., Santa Fe Springs, named Walter R. Gates vice president-marketing and sales and Robert H. Konoske vice president-manufacturing. The company manufactures and installs structural and architectural concrete products.

CALIFORNIA

Sunnyvale-based Selanar Corp., a computer graphics manufacturer, named Steve Tatum president.

George W. Gunkel was named vice president-marketing and sales of Telenova Inc., Los Gatos.

NATION

Orion Pictures Corp., New York, named Mel Woods senior vice president and chief financial officer and treasurer. He succeeds Michael E. Garstin, who resigned to join Bear, Stearns & Co.