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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 8 February U, i96e 14,000 CHECKS Computer Aids Preparation Of Utah's Biggest Payroll (See Photo on Page 1) One job that is a labor of love for personnel of the Dat Services Division at Hill AFB is turning out the base's tre mendous civilian payroll. -- The civilian- payroll .... accounted . ,i f rr IU a normal 80 workinir h or about $iuu minion 01 tne base-pa- y computation. These ex$116 million combined military ceptions range anywhere from and civilian payroll last year. It for a few hours of accounting was Utah's largest paycheck for annual leave to hazard pay for he period. some ugaen AMA workers for The base's 14,000 plus civilian extended temporary duty tour in employees are paid by check such places as Vietnam. The civilian payroll system is every two weeks. Half of the per sonnel receive their check, either processed on RCA type 301 equip- at home or at the bank, one week, mem. inis is a medium scale and the remainder the other computer which processes cards week. or magnetic tape input, has 0 officials say Comptroller memory positions, and pro The application and eligibility details of awarding two THINKING OUT THE KINKS revolution that the computer duces magnetic tape, punched $300 scholarships to graduating high school seniors who are dependents of Hill AFB miliat Hill AFB has included cards, or printed listings output. commitClub the discussed members are by scholarship tary personnel or Officers' Wives civilian pay. And it's one revThe payroll system requires 20 tee (left to right standing) CMSgt R. A. Ortega, Ammunitions; Lt. Col. R. L. Brown, chief with olution that's popular separate passes through the coMilitary Personnel Division; Chaplain (Maj.) R. E. Mossey; and C. P. Metzelaar, base eduweek to prepare the everyone. each mputer cation officer and committee advisor. Seated are Mrs. George N. McGhan, OWC represenit 20 passes are dmechanization, These Without payroll. tative, and Col. E. P. Donohue, Hill AFB commander and committee chairman. would be impossible to pay thr ivided into four data editing opemore than 14,000 civilian em- rations, five of which resequence Two VNAF Pilot Training ployees on time. Mechanization and combine data, and 11 company expenses incurred by the stu allows paychecks to be mailed utation processes. (Continued from Page 1) To Be in United States within four workdays after the The primary output proda "B" average grade and dent. least Vietof end of each pay period. of ucts Republic Training consist of pay checks, Application blanks may be obnam Air Force (VNAF) pilots be able to pass the entrance to 90 major elements have leave and earning statements, Up by the Air Force in Vietnam has requirements of the college, tained at the Officers Open to be considered before a pay bonds, and the neces-artrade or technical school of Mess, Offi check arrives at the bank or at saving ended, officials announced. documents and listings choice. his cers Education Of Mess, Open home. the employee's Henceforth, Air Force offirequired to certify and prove The scholarship will be paid fice, Bldg. 368, Post Office or These include the employee's the accounting records. cials said, VNAF training will to the school to cover Teen Club, Bldg. 345. Applica clock be conducted in the United States directly number, name, ZIP code, 'Checks and leave and earning tions should be mailed to the social the in Force Air and Vie tnam by security number, sex, statements are two punched cards which have OWC secretary, P.O. Box 1048 units Squadron, the union VNAF itself. VNAF pi- worked with the VNAF, will now dues, sick leave, annual joined at the edges so that both by Hill be AFB and 84401, post lots started developing their own devote full time efforts to com leave, and other items. Many of may be printed simultaneously. marked no later than midnight these data fields, in turn, have This requires printing of 12 training program in July 1964. bat missions, against the Viet 10, 1966. Sunday, April subordinate coding instructions lines for each set of documents. The 1st Air Commando Squad- vong, an Air r orce spoxesman addimade or are up of coded ele- The 7,000 pay checks printed Applicants needing ron and the 602nd Fighter said. ments contional information may of information about the each week require approximately tact Mrs. George N. McGhan, employees. t three hours to run off. or C. P. Metzelaar, speed maximum The printing The payroll is divided into base education officer, 3538, two cycles, each cycle confor this computer is 1,000 lines intri2170. taining some 7,000 employees. per minute. However, insuch as Scholarship winners will be Input for a cycle requires at cate printing operations announced on or before May least 2,000 transactions to keep printing checks and bonds, only 1966. the 90 data elements current for 50 per cent of the printing speed Serving with Colonel Dono each worker and computing 7,000 capacity is achieved. The system pioneered at Ogden hue are Lt. Col. R. L. Brown, or so pay and leave records in AMA has since been adopted by chief, Military Personnel Divi the form of time cards. Approximately 50 per cent of the entire Air Force Logistics sion; Chaplain (Maj.) R. E payroll. ilossey ; Mrs. George N. McGhan, the time cards create exceptions Command for its civilian Homo of tho Free Trial OWC representative; CMSgt. R Exchange Privilege a. urtega, Ammunitions; and AF Academy C. P. Metzelaar, who will serve We have for the public on our used car lots as committee advisor. WASHINGTON (AFNS) The Air Force Academy Board over 85 cars for immediate sale and inspecof Visitors has called for a significant increase in cadet strengtn i . in the next few years. tion. All cars ah the following prices can and tne B. Johnson, In a report presented to President Lyndon SENDING YOUR CHILD will be tailored to your budget on approved to board like is recommended expenditure of necessary funds to allow the college your sending credit. YOU, the customer, name your own clothes to the laundry. You Academy to expand to its full authorized strength of 4,417 cadets terms and it shall be done. FULL PRICE get out what you put in but during fiscal year 1971. 1960 V.W. iUS-h-.r. it a ataal S36S.4S At the same time, the board nnfpd it WAS favorably impressed you don't recognize it. academic 1957 CHEV. cUon HT, V$4M by the "extraordinary ma1. a t 19S9 FORD, sharp, Country ata. wagon . ....$49t.So complishments" 01 tne short 1961 FORD Falcon tta. wagon, stick and R, H .$77.91 emy during its relatively 19S7 FORD Falrlano, HT, t, AT, , H .$116.97 history. The board, composed 01 1964 PONTIAC Catalina sta. wag $2196.32 . ness ana legisiauvc officials.. 1956 MERCURY loaded HT, V- -, $1S7J 1 makes yearly recommendations 1959 RAMBLER stick, good runner $294.3S Academy covering all aspects of 1961 PONTIAC Star Chiof r. HT, all tho operations. Give Your Favorite Valentine a w $997.32 Pwr wnicn board 1965 The SCtNTS-IBlGIFT f CHEV. 1960 Impala convert., loaded, sharp ..$192.00 May, was headed by tonner"Boxed Flowers OWN. PTMT. Force Chief of Stan Custom Corsages ' decease0-Whil1963 RUICK Skylark Thomas D. White, now HT, all tho power ..$197.27 Personally Arranged 1961 CHEV. Corvair the board stated it B. seats, R and H, Bouquets hrP $1t6.92 impressed with the Academy" m rwiicu riann 1964 DODGE CT HT, AT, R, H, nice j $227.62 physical education program, & Courteous Prompt FORD recommended that the Academy, 1962 Fairlane full power $137.92 HT, onij, Delivery Service" football schedule include comv 1960 PONTIAC Bonneville HT, loaded . .$196.12 have those schools which 1964 PONT. Ventura HT, ffac otr, all the trimmings $2S7.62 parable academic anu 1962 BUICK Wildcat, MT, fact, air, loaded, $279.7 standings. 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