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Ford Made Customized Masks for Biden, Harris Inauguration Photo: Ford Ford Motor Company took an active role in the inauguration of 46 th President of the United States Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday, supplying 15,000 customized masks used during the proceedings. The masks, which Ford made in Michigan, feature the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies logo in the upper left corner and a 59 th Inaugural Ceremonies logo in the upper right corner. Ford CEO...

The NRL’s hopes of launching a 17th club in Brisbane from 2023 are fading with expansion on the backburner due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The Apollo Missions Were Driven More by Politics Than Science 01/01/2021 Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, lunar module pilot for Apollo 11, poses for a photograph beside the deployed United States flag during an extravehicular activity (EVA) on the moon, July 20, 1969. The lunar module (LM) is on the left, and the footprints of the astronauts are visible in the soil. Photo: Neil Armstrong/NASA/Handout via Reuters Most idealistic American kids watching the Apollo missions on TV back in the 1960...

April April 1: The NRL’s newly established Innovation Committee launches Project Apollo, a mission to have the premiership back up and running by July 1. The committee considers a range of options, including isolating players from all 16 clubs on Tangalooma Island in Queensland before transporting them to venues such as Suncorp Stadium and Cbus Super Stadium for games. NRL boss Todd Greenberg agrees to take the same pay cut as players in an effort to secure the agreement of players on a new p...

Fords manufacturing chief among 3 execs to retire Audrey LaForest & Nick Bunkley Print Ford Motor Co.s top manufacturing executive, the head of its International Markets Group and one of its top lobbyists in Washington have decided to retire. Gary Johnson, Fords head of manufacturing and labor affairs, will be succeeded Feb. 1 by North American manufacturing chief John Savona. Mark Ovenden, president of the International Markets Group, also is retiring Feb. 1. His replacement will be FordDirect...

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DBusiness Magazine Ford Announces Retirements, New Engineering Director Positions Two senior executives from Ford Motor Co. in Dearborn have elected to retire. They will be succeeded by longtime colleagues, while assignments for two product development and engineering leaders are evolving with the company’s focus on connectivity and electrification. Mark Ovenden, left, is retiring and will be replaced by Dianne Craig. Gary Johnson, right, is also retiring and will be replaced by John Savona. ...

Fords manufacturing chief among 3 execs to retire Audrey LaForest and Nick Bunkley FORD MOTOR CO. Gary Johnson, Fords chief manufacturing and labor affairs officer will be succeeded by John Savona. Fords top manufacturing executive, the head of its International Markets Group and one of its top lobbyists in Washington have decided to retire, the automaker said Tuesday. Gary Johnson, Fords head of manufacturing and labor affairs, will be succeeded Feb. 1 by North American manufacturing chief Joh...

Ford IMG President Mark Ovenden Retiring Feb. 1 Photo: Ford Ford Motor Company on Tuesday announced a flurry of changes at the executive level. Chief among these is the retirement of Mark Ovenden, current president of the Ford International Markets Group. Ovenden and Gary Johnson, Ford’s chief manufacturing and labor affairs officer, both retire from the company effective Feb. 1. Ovenden took over as the head of IMG in April 2019, putting him in charge of 100 global markets including Africa, ...