Army Air Force Wage Board to Guide 1967 Full Scale Survey
Seneca wage change survey results were sent to the Army-Air Force Wage Board in Washington on April 8 1966 for computation. A full scale survey is planned for spring 1967 with direct contact by a local survey team and requires preliminary steps including host installation designation and appointment of a vice-chairman.
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Army-Air Force Wage Board
Washington
D.C
United States
Army Air Force Wage Board
Army- Air Force Wage Board
Depot Workers Receive Awards for Superior Performance
Depot workers across divisions earned cash rewards and ratings for adopted suggestions and sustained performance. Notable honorees include Andres Morales James Taylor Velma Radka Walter Hilbert Richard Snook and Margaret Rightmyer with various cash awards and increases. Additional honors went to Joseph DiSanto Cynthia Wiswell Anthony Cannuli and others for acts of service and data processing efforts. Records show 44 civilian suggestions adopted this year with $6561 benefits and $700 total to employees.
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Andres Morales
James L. Taylor
Velma Radka
Walter Hilbert
PMO
Richard E. Snook
Margaret E Rightmyer
Joseph J. DiSanto
Cynthia M. Wiswell
Anthony J. Cannuli
Elnert Goslicki
Arthur F. Clark
John Hapstack, Jr
Nicholas de Gloma
Consolidated Property
Harold E. Shirtz
Robert E.L. Lamison
John H. Tate
Charles C. Wenz
ECR Forms Poor Into Committee
The first wave of ECR submissions has reached the ECR committee, says chairman R E Snook. Depot personnel are urged to identify errors and submit Change proposals to improve quality and reduce costs through prevention.
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ECR
R.E. Snook
DSW
Grant Schreader
Don Snyder
RS McIntire
Nick Cocola
Ernest Brown
Ann Rossi
Steve Rogers
Mike Smith
Art Angst
Dan Stedman
SFC
Sam Crofoot
Jim Thomas
Bernard Dziagwa
Frank Lozier
Vito Nicoletta
Chief Comernisky
Bill Lawler
Ed Brewer
Dot Kean
Joanna Errico
Norm Poth
Bill Lathey
Adam Henninger
Dave Gibbs
Compt
Ernestine Alcock
Tony Cannuli
Gordon Rook
Gloria Bianchi
Eleanor Ahola
John Q.T. Tate
D/Ives
Alton Nixon
Fred Asay
Francis Holley
Mary Nicholson
Howie Peterson
Harold Potts
Bernie Passalacqua
Joe Heffron
Ernest Petterson
Jake DiCicco
Pete DeLark
Dick Farr
Charles Deal
Arney Morgan
Jim Friede
Paul Tavano
Ron Kamann
Chuck Jensen
Bryce la Point
Wilson Edwards
Jack Quinn
Pat Nicolette
Paula Brennan
Lucy Felice
Charlie Wentz
Don Antenucci
Len Warner
Joe Gleason
Ds&t
Tony Snowney
Roger Young
B. Brown
Chas Hayes
Lou Parete
Roland Conover
Bob Sibley
Josie Hinton
Mario Pellegrino
Harry Beasley
Bonnie Zink
Leon McLaughlin
Ralph Santpietro
Ray Woodington
Jud May
Pearl Clark
Basil Wiswell
Florence Means
Chas Warner
Lonnie Walters
Mr. Snook
Snook
Depot CO
William G. Senior
Anthony French
French
Vietnam
United States
Korea
Germany
Far Right
Clarence Gnau
Gustav Stiehl
Larry Pollack
Sam Morgante
Tightened Security for Ammo Storage Area Access
Depot officials announced revised security for the Ammunition Storage Area. Entry requires a valid depot picture badge or escort by someone with one. Post 4 near the Scale House operates 24 hours to manage access from the south, with strict rules for north to ammo area travel via Post 3 and Post 3A.
Armed Forces Day Plans Highlight Off-Post Involvement
Final plans for the Armed Forces Day celebration on May 21 outline participation from Red Jacket Fire Department Seneca Falls Finger Lakes Boy Scouts Ovid Border City Romulus Fire Departments Seneca County Sheriff's Department a Mobile Boarding Detachment Oswego Coast Guard deer exhibit from the State Conservation Department and a Fly Over by FIOI from GAFBR Depot events include train ride jeep rides for children and many static displays by area organizations
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Red Jacket Fire Department
Seneca Falls
Finger Lakes Boy Scouts
Ovid
Border City
Romulus
Seneca County Sheriff's Department
Oswego Coast Guard
State Conservation Department
Fioi’s
GAFBR
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North Side
AFD
Armed Forces
T.L. Wynne
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