Trans-Tech opens Adamstown facilities and boosts local jobs
Trans-Tech formally opened its Adamstown site, occupying seven thousand square feet on five acres and employing about 100 with potential to add 25 more in a year. Alpha Industries CEO lauded the firm as a prime example of American capitalism amid government contracts dominance.
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Blankenchin Cesond Fram Richt
Trans-Tech
Adamstown
J. Anita Stup
Charles C. Smith
Galen R. Clagett
Blankenship
Andrew
Thompson Cannery
A.C. Blankenship
Trans- Tech
Anita Stup
Clagett
Kariotis
Alpha Industries
Karioctis
Michael J. Kane
Kane
Defense firms rely on Trans-Tech parts for major missile systems
The News Frederick, June 25, 1983, notes Rayathon and RCA use Trans-Tech products for the Aegis and Patriot systems. Kane indicates Trans-Tech units offer superior performance at lower costs, with unique insulation and magnetic properties easing operation.
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Defense Systems
Rayathon
Army
RCA
Navy
Firm relocates to Frederick County from Montgomery area
Blankenship explained the move to Adamstown due to outgrowing Rockville and Gaithersburg facilities and workers living in Frederick County. The decision favored lower taxes and proximity. The building was renovated by David C. Smith and Son Builders of Germantown.
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Blankenship
Adamstown
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Frederick County
Montgomery County
David C. Smith & Son Builders
Germantown
Local firm launches youth jobs program in Frederick County
Frederick Electronics starts a summer youth employment program after a Reagan request for private sector jobs. Ten students will work with charities or local governments through Plantronics divisions nationwide. Supervisors file timesheets and Frederick Electronics handles payroll. officials including Galen R. Clagett and Anita Stup attended a luncheon.
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Ronald Reagan
Plantronics
Galen R. Clagett
Anita Stup
Ron Pitts
Maryland Job Services
Henry Groff
Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick City
Parks Department
Frederick electronics hosts lunch kickoff for summer jobs program
A luncheon kickoff launched a summer jobs program for 10 area teenagers in Frederick. Local government reps and agency staff attended to meet the students. The photo shows participants including Ron Pitts, Aaron Duckett, Joanne Hawkins, Nada Schmell, Russell Castle, Billy Bowman, Richard Bowie, Diane Lucas, Tracey Morris, and others from City, United Way, Board of Education, Arthritis Foundation, YMCA, and Goodwill.
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Ron Pitts
State
Aaron Duckett
Joanne Hawkins
Association For Retarded Citizens
Nada Schmell
Board of Education
Russell Castle
Frederick
Billy Bowman
Richard Bowie
United Way
Doug Magaba
City of
Galen R. Clagett
Kitty Reed
Chamber of Commerce
John Brown
Goodwill Industries
Ed Waters Jr
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