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Show NEWS The 1990 HU1 AFB U.S. Savings Bond drive begins today and continues for the entire month. Kicking off the drive was a breakfast held Thursday in the Noncommissioned Officers' Club. It featured Congressman Jim Hansen, speaking on the bond theme, "Savings Bonds: Main Street of the Great American Dream." The base theme for the bond drive is "Save for Your Independence." . Hill has set a goal to have 55 percent of its workers purchase savings bonds, said Col. Bill Miller, base savings bond project officer. "That means we are aiming for 2,300 new participants in the payroll savings plan," said Colonel ;. R-Uta- h, Miller. Last year, Hill received the Minuteman Flag award for more than 50 percent participation from the U.S. Treasury Department. The base would like to repeat the honor this year, said Colonel Miller, Savings bonds have several advantages. interest, are easy to purThey have market-basechase and redeem, provide tax benefits, are tax-freif applied toward a college education, exchange privileges are available, participants have a choice of registration and there is no probate, Colonel d e Miller said. During the next few weeks, canvassers from each to en organization will contact their courage them to purchase bonds, Colonel Miller said. There are several places people can go to obtain more information about bonds or to have questions about bonds answered. Workers can call the base bond hotline at for information about the payroll savbonds or in general The national bond hotings plan line is Colonel Miller can be reached at Ext. 73333 and his assistant, Dave Robinson, can be reached at Ext. 76592. Nick Rodriguez, from the Salt Lake City Treasury Department bond division, is available to answer ; 775-BON- D questions at 524-590- technical sergeants atHill AFB have been selected for promotion r to the rank of master sergeant, cials announced Thursday. offi- There were 35,900 technical sergeants eligible for promotion Air Forcewide, with 7,011 selected for a promotion rate of 19 percent. Below the zone, there were 688 eligi-- . ble Air Forcewide, with 144 selected for a promotion rate of 20 percent. Those selected from Hill were: 5. co-work- 54 technical sergeants will gai n a nother stri pe Fifty-fou- 5 Hilltop Times dew bn)(dl (o0n)(o .June 1, 1990 vin A. Plummer. 2872nd Flight Test Squadron: Har' ry Rios. 6545th Test Group: Donnie E. Davis, Mitchell S. Freeman, David W. Stroup, David A. Yahnke and Earl E. Medlin II. 3568th Recruiting: Dale W. Grinolds, Air Base Group: Cynthia L. Roy V. Reynolds Jr. and Donald R. 2849th .', R. Dodd and Janice P. Sullivan. Sokoloski. T U.S. Air Force Hospital, Hill: PameDetachment 533, 375 st Field Trainla J. Mazure, David R. Ransom and Wal-li- e ing Detachment: Benjamin C. Babauta, Vickers. Guy T. Ferraro and Eric D. Fink. 2952nd Combat Logistics Support 388th Tactical Fighter Wing: Rosario Squadron: Gary L. Porter, Roland J. , Basden, Kenneth B. Donaghy, Richard Raasch, Daniel R. Rackliff and A. Emlet and Raymond Hernadez. 4th Tactical Fighter Squadron: Loret-t- a Christobal Rodriguez. V. Brooks, James A. Goodman and 2849th Civil Engineering Squadron: : Larry Frasure. James E. Miller, Karla J. Sedberry and Laurie M. Wade. 388th Equipment Maintenance Squadron: Clarence E. Brooker and Al- berto L. Roldan. 388th Aircraft Generation Squadron: Victor B, Arceo, Paul R. Batty, William J. Burke, Edwidge Delva, Timothy J. Langan, Donald J. Pince, David Roun-sevell- e and Steven M. Shadday. 729th Tactical Control Squadron: William O. Cecil and Erik N. Noble. 4400th Maintenance Training Flight: Stacy J. 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