Seneca Army Depot Softball Clinches Co-Championships in Playoffs
The Seneca Army Depot softball team and Goulds Pumps of Seneca Falls finish as co-champions with a 10 5 season. Seneca wins the deciding game 5 1 after earlier 12 1 and 7 4 wins, while Goulds tops Willard State Hospital 5 0.
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Seneca Army Depot
Seneca County
Goulds Pumps
Seneca Falls
Seneca
Ovid
Goulds
Willard State Hospital
the Depot
Seneca Army
Willard
FUSA
1967 Slow-Pitch Champions Crowned by MPs
The 295th Military Police won the intramural slow-pitch title. A team trophy and individual trophies will be awarded soon. Players found slow-pitch more enjoyable than fast-pitch and the program plans to field more teams next year with greater participation.
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Military Police
Progress in Federal handicapped hiring documented by CSC
Civil Service Commission reports continuing gains in placing handicapped workers in Federal jobs from May 1965 to June 1966 across 631 establishments employing 482 035. Notable increases in mentally retarded hires and broader job placement, with agency coordinators linking with vocational rehabilitation firms driving success. Some managers remain reluctant toward mentally disabled hires. readers for the blind not widely used.
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Civil Service Commission
Ha Csc
John Lacy, Jr
Federa
Personnel to Carry Their Own Records for Overseas Trips
Washington report states all personnel must hand carry official records to overseas assignments per DA Message 826609. It revokes DA Message 823167 which allowed leave en route for E-1 through E-8 and supersedes AR 612-35 paragraph 17a.
Military retirements and reassignment notices
SFC Sidney Picker retires after 223 years active duty and heads to Reno California to join Sierra Army Depot Herlong. SFC John W Kotleski retires after 20 years and will reside in Great Barrington Massachusetts. Dumeyer Jr departs Seneca for Sandia Base then Germany. Monahan reassigned to Thailand. Guards bid farewell to McCallison Silva Lloyd Cote and Moore departing for civilian life. Shane re-assigned to Vietnam. Crofoot and Rogers departing to Korea. Jacobs re-assigned to Ft Dix for further duty.
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Sidney Picker
Picker
Reno
Ney
Sierra Army Depot
Herlong
Calif
John W. Kotleski
Army
Great Barrington
Mass
W.O. Marshall P. Dumeyer, Jr
DSW
Seneca
Sandia Base
9Th
Ordn
Germany
SP4
Michael J. Monahan
Bedge
Thailand
Robert McCallison
Isabel Silva
George Lloyd
Alan Cote
Roger Moore
Thomas Shane
Vietnam
Korea
Samuel Crofoot
Stephen Rogers
Kenneth G. Jacobs
Ft. Dix
N.J
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