Harris promotions reshape Winchester plant leadership
Harris Com position Systems Division announced five promotions at its Winchester plant. Edward Loy becomes assistant foreman of blanking, a longtime employee since 1968 with tool and die experience. Robert Swartz rises to foreman of punch cutting and will supervise inspection, with service since 1964. Patricia Pence is promoted to assistant Supervisor of computer operations, joining a string of data processing roles. Mary Kephart named assistant supervisor of letter drawing, a Harris veteran since 1966. Henry Parsons Jr. hired as assistant foreman of manufacturing, relocating from Greensboro with family. Thomas Wolfe joins Pine Dodge-Chrysler sales staff, a Winchester native and former Fire Co. president active in local charities.
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Harris
Handley High School
Danville Community College
Loy
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Swartz
Norma
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Patricia L. Pence
Strasburg High School
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Springfield, Mass
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Ford Urged to Back Income Guarantee for Poor Families
Washington AP The proposal called the Income Supplement Program would replace multiple welfare programs with a negative income tax style plan. HEW estimates first year cost at 21.6 billion dollars and potential eligibility up to 42 million, with 10 million not applying for cash benefits. Caspar Weinberger warns new program could trigger tax increases and fiscal pressure if Congress shifts toward more liberal welfare changes. The plan includes a strong work requirement for able bodied recipients.
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$8 Million in Counterfeit Bills Seized in L A
Secret Service agents seized more than 8 million dollars in counterfeit $100 bills in what was described as the nation’s largest seizure. Four California men Leonard O. Salmon Kenneth Wall Robert Spratte and Sam Jackson Anders were arrested in Los Angeles area during the operation based on a tip and surveillance.
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Pie theft adds insult to injury in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia woman reports a home invasion where a boy threatened her at knifepoint and struck her with a vase before stealing a cooling pie and a purse containing $1.50. Betty Fox, 81, was watching TV when the intruder entered through a kitchen window Friday.
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