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RICCARDO GIACCONI Vice President Space Research and Systems Division HERBERT GURSKY Senior Project Director FRANK R. PAOLINI Director Space Research Department American Science & Engineering, Inc. Cambridge, Mass...
...Gift. Another good Senate friend of Baker's was Oklahoma's millionaire Democrat Robert S. Kerr (Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc.). Before he died last January, Kerr was one of the Senate's most powerful members. At one point, Baker got a $275,000 mortgage on Serv-U Corp. from Oklahoma City's Fidelity National Bank, of which the Kerr family owns...
Finally, after Sherman had collected expenses from Radio Corp. of America for three separate interviews at four different plants, RCA got suspicious and notified postal inspectors. Later an engineering placement service sent one of Sherman's resumes to Radiation Inc. of Melbourne, Fla., a firm that Sherman had listed as a "former employer." Radiation officials checked with the federal postal authorities, and Sherman's jig was up. Arrested in Orlando, Sherman pleaded guilty to three counts of using the mails to defraud and now faces a maximum sentence of 15 years. Sighs Sherman: "I'm glad...
Wheeling with Stars. Physicist Riccardo Giacconi, who had planned the experiment along with Herbert Gursky and Frank Paolini of American Science & Engineering, Inc. in Cambridge, Mass., waited impatiently for the next X-ray measuring rocket. When that rocket was fired aloft last October, though, its instruments viewed another part of the sky; they did not record what was going on in Scorpio. They did report on two weaker X-ray sources, and their findings suggested that the original, strong X-ray source was probably located far out in space, beyond the reaches of the solar system, wheeling around the earth...
...years since he left Sperry Rand's Univac division to start on his own, Norris has made Control Data into a company with yearly sales of more than $63 million; last week he announced the purchase of the California-based control-systems division of Daystrom Inc. A quiet man, shy to the point of brusqueness, Norris is an engineer with a flair for recruiting, training and keeping good people who are given modest salaries but generous stock options. Norris delegates authority "as low as possible in the organization," adheres to strict office routine that allows him time for "lots...