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Show Thursday. March Business What is happening on stock markets and the business world - Thomas W. Goettge of Orem has been named manager of Technical Services for U.S. Steel's Geneva-Pittsbur- g Works, according to R. W. Raybuck, general manager of the steel firm's Utah and California plants. He succeeds veteran steel engineer Louis E. Ringger who recently retired after more than 34 years of service. Goettge will maintain his offices at the Geneva Plant with responsibilities for providing technical assistance to all operations, service An Appeal For Utah Tech and hire if there were trained workers for their particular needs. Governor Matheson, along with many other experts in pand needs new buildings, a great demand is being placed on UTC as it responds to the needs of not only residents and employers of Utah County but to the people economic development, has reported that technical training will have a serious impact on Utah's ability to attract new employers to the state. Two thirds of the growth at UTC is in throughout Utah, the United States and several foreign countries. However, even with its far reaching sphere of influence, its the residents and the employers in Utah County who receive the greatest benefits from UTC. With the current economy and rapidly changing technology, there is a real need for technical training as unemployed workers realize they need training in new skills to the job market. (It's been reported a high percentage of seventh grade students will work at jobs that aren't even in existance today.) At the recent Economic Outlook m technical programs. As tuition increases and entrance exams requirements increase at Brigham Young University, the need grows for an alternate education. There are some students who pick up their general education credits at UTC, then go on to BYU to complete their degree. There are also many students who simply prefer attending UTC because it best fits their needs. UTC is filling the role of a community college with its outstanding enrichment classes pro- - re-ent-er Conference sponsored at UTC by the Orem Chamber, one speaker reported he has talked to corporations in Utah who could ex college during the just completed legislative session. As the fastest growing school in Utah, Utah Technical College 29 Technical Services Director Appointed Chamber Topics By CONNIE BARKER Executive Vice President Orem Area Chamber of Commerce The Orem Area Chamber of Commerce is very proud to have the beautiful campus of Utah Technical College Provo-Orelocated in Orem. We know that all of Utah County shares our pride in Utah Technical College as it grows and develops. We also acknowledge that even though this growing institution is located in Orem (at least, most of it), UTC belongs to all of Utah County and beyond. Because of our pride in UTC and because we recognize the need for its services, we want to thank the senators and representative in Utah County for their efforts on behalf of the - Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 17, 1983 gram as well as its general ed program. In fact, many people feel that UTC is a community college in everything but name. Dr. Higbee as a strong advocate of UTC being a community col- and staff departments at both plant locations. He will direct a team of engineers in charge of upgrading steel producing technology and enhancing the steel firm's competitive position in the West. In 1980, he was transferred to the Geneva Plant from Gary, Ind., lege but he emphasizes his commitment to the vocational programs as well. He stresses that UTC will respond to the needs of the community. the challenges and opportunities facing it in the years ahead. We encourage the residents of Utah County to be a friend of Utah Technical College. Lets give it the same enthusiastic support we give Brigham Young University. We have two outstanding higher education schools to be proud of in Utah County. UTC let's and BYU work together work for both of them. - J Thomas W. Goettge High yields on and promoted to division superintendent of Coke and Coal Chemicals, the position he held at the time of this recent appointment. Born in Gary, Indiana, Goettge graduated from Lehigh University with a B.S. degree in chemical engineering and studied business administration at the University of Pennsylvania. He joined U. S. Steel in 1965 as a turn foreman of the Tar Plant at the corporation's Clairton Works in Pennsylvania, advancing to general foreman of the Tar Plant in 1968 and to division engineer of Coal and Coke in 1970. Recently an "alumni and friends" steering committee was organized to help UTC meet - ISlSw insured investments of $100,000 or more. Person-to-Perso- n Citicorp cial Center of Utah offers opportunity to earn high for periods as short as 14 Finan- a real yields days. Interest rates are quoted daily. transferred Your funds can be quickly and easily, without an office visit. Call today for current rates. Transferring to Gary (Ind.) Works in 1972, he was made genP eral foreman of the No. Melt Shop and, in 1975, he became assistant superintendent. He was named superintendent of coke production in 1976 and division engineer for Coke and Coal Chemicals in 1978. Goettge holds memberships in the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers, American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical & Petro leum Engineers and the Western States Blast Furnace & (Joke Uven Association. He and his wife, the former Elizabeth Hoffman, reside in Orem with their daughter and son. 2Q-BO- Central Bank To advanced Keynote Financial and Tax Planning seminar for professionals will be held Thursday, March 31, from 7:45 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Coordinated Financial Center in Salt Lake City, fifth floor, conference room, 324 South State Street. The seminar will be sponsored by Coordinated Financial Services and Central Bank & Trust Company. Stephen R. Covey, an associate professor of Organizational Behavior and Business Management at BYU, will be the keynote speaker. Covey's teaching experience has included BYU College of Hawaii, University of Utah and Belfast Technical College. He has been a consultant to many small companies on the Fortune 500 list A one-da- y Co-Spons- Tax Seminar or past president of the American Center of Taxation. He has published several articles and three books with Max B. Lewis, J. C. on business and estate planning. 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