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2. Jeanne M. Holm - Wikipedia

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   During her tenure, policies affecting women were updated, WAF strength more than doubled, job and assignment opportunities greatly expanded, and uniforms modernized. She was an active proponent for expanding the opportunities for women to serve in the Armed Forces and a catalyst for changing their roles and career opportunities within the Air ...

3. Center on Halsted - Wikipedia

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   Center on Halsted. In 1973, Gay Horizons was established by a group of volunteers. Over time, the organization evolved and changed its name to Horizons Community Services, becoming a comprehensive LGBT social services agency.

4. Ronald Halstead - Wikipedia

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   Halstead was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 1976 for services to the food industry and knighted in 1985. [6] [7] He was married twice: in 1968 to Yvonne de Monchaux (died 1978) with whom he had two children, and in 2000 to Susanne Stoessl (died 2013). [1] He died on 18 June 2021, aged 94, of heart failure. [1]

5. Is There Really a Duke of Halstead? - AOL

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   So it was really helpful to film on the Badminton Estate and to meet the Duke of Beaufort who, like the Duke of Halstead, is dealing with all the modern problems of the landed gentry.

6. 5 Big-Money Roles in Business Management and Administration

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   Here are five high-paying career options with recent salary and employment prospect data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 1. Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

7. Martin Halstead - Wikipedia

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   In January 2010 Halstead set up a new aviation venture called Varsity Express. [6] The new company started services between Oxford and Edinburgh on 1 March 2010 and suspended operations one week later, after a take over by the aircraft leaser, LinksAir, fell through. Mr Halstead stated that he lost £3,500 of his own money in the venture. [6] [7]