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to play ping pong
Detroit—Members of the table tennis team of the People’s Republic of China arrived in the United States on a Pan Am Clipper April 12. Wide World Photos caught the beaming ping pong players disembarking at Metropolitan Airport. Flying U.S. and People’s Republic flags, the 707 jet brought the athletes from Ottawa, Canada, for two weeks’ of matches ending in San Francisco. Today, they squeezed in a pilgrimage to Disneyland. See page 2 for more on Pan Am and China.
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the first!
JFK—A proud crowd of Pan Am mechanics posed together here after completing the first overhaul of a JT9D engine in the new Jet Center. Posing proudly: Production Foreman Dominic Pagano, and Engine Mechanics Willie Crawford, John Gorelczenko, Liston Rimpel, John Jenkins, Artie Ultsh, Hans Lochmann, Dick Rosso, Jerry Kmetz, Ricky Udvadia, Gil Castellanos and Tom Clarke.
Vol. 23, No. 9, April 24, 1972
TOP 25
see pages 4-6
three new leaders
Three additions to Pan Am’s executive staff have been announced by William T. Seawell, chairman, president and chief executive officer. 'V_
• Robert G. Oatiey, named senior vice president-financial controls. Oatiey, an exécutive with extensive cost control experience in the airline and other major industries, wifi report to William M. Crilly, senior vice president-finance and development.
• John M. Woigast, named vice presidentengineering and maintenance. Woigast has more than three decades engineering, administrative and executive experience in the aviation industry. He will report to Frank F. Davis, senior vice president-operations.
• Alfred F. Biancato, named vice president-budgets and financial analysis. Biancato, formerly assistant vice president, has been with Pan Am since 1946. He will report to Oatiey.
Oatiey has resigned as group comptroller-
metals and automotive of Indian Head, Inc., to join Pan Am. He had been with Indian Head since May, 1969.
Between May 1963 and May 1969, Oatiey was with Trans World Airlines, first as corporate budget director, and subsequently as assistant comptroller-financial analysis and budgeting, assistant comptroller-corporate accounting, and comptroller-technical services division.
Earlier, Oatiey was manager-cost and budgets, electronics division of the General Dynamics Corp.; assistant comptroller of the ordnance operation of the Crosley Division of the Avco Corporation; manager of budgets of the marine and industrial engine division of Chrysler Corp.; and supervisor of the budget analysis section of the Chrysler Division of the Chrysler, Corp.
He began his business career in 1952 as a cost accountant at the Dearborn engine plant
continued on page 3
BLANCATO
WOLGAST
OATLEY
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| Full Text | to play ping pong Detroit—Members of the table tennis team of the People’s Republic of China arrived in the United States on a Pan Am Clipper April 12. Wide World Photos caught the beaming ping pong players disembarking at Metropolitan Airport. Flying U.S. and People’s Republic flags, the 707 jet brought the athletes from Ottawa, Canada, for two weeks’ of matches ending in San Francisco. Today, they squeezed in a pilgrimage to Disneyland. See page 2 for more on Pan Am and China. r.»*l«******%*A *««*»***»5»*»*' the first! JFK—A proud crowd of Pan Am mechanics posed together here after completing the first overhaul of a JT9D engine in the new Jet Center. Posing proudly: Production Foreman Dominic Pagano, and Engine Mechanics Willie Crawford, John Gorelczenko, Liston Rimpel, John Jenkins, Artie Ultsh, Hans Lochmann, Dick Rosso, Jerry Kmetz, Ricky Udvadia, Gil Castellanos and Tom Clarke. Vol. 23, No. 9, April 24, 1972 TOP 25 see pages 4-6 three new leaders Three additions to Pan Am’s executive staff have been announced by William T. Seawell, chairman, president and chief executive officer. 'V_ • Robert G. Oatiey, named senior vice president-financial controls. Oatiey, an exécutive with extensive cost control experience in the airline and other major industries, wifi report to William M. Crilly, senior vice president-finance and development. • John M. Woigast, named vice presidentengineering and maintenance. Woigast has more than three decades engineering, administrative and executive experience in the aviation industry. He will report to Frank F. Davis, senior vice president-operations. • Alfred F. Biancato, named vice president-budgets and financial analysis. Biancato, formerly assistant vice president, has been with Pan Am since 1946. He will report to Oatiey. Oatiey has resigned as group comptroller- metals and automotive of Indian Head, Inc., to join Pan Am. He had been with Indian Head since May, 1969. Between May 1963 and May 1969, Oatiey was with Trans World Airlines, first as corporate budget director, and subsequently as assistant comptroller-financial analysis and budgeting, assistant comptroller-corporate accounting, and comptroller-technical services division. Earlier, Oatiey was manager-cost and budgets, electronics division of the General Dynamics Corp.; assistant comptroller of the ordnance operation of the Crosley Division of the Avco Corporation; manager of budgets of the marine and industrial engine division of Chrysler Corp.; and supervisor of the budget analysis section of the Chrysler Division of the Chrysler, Corp. He began his business career in 1952 as a cost accountant at the Dearborn engine plant continued on page 3 BLANCATO WOLGAST OATLEY |
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