The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Business: Monday, March 13, 1995

• CAREER TRACK
• DIGEST
• NORFOLK'S NEW MAN "IT'S A PLEASURE TO BE IN THIS PLANT," SAYS WILLIAM E. BOGGS, 47, THE NEW MANAGER AT NORFOLK ASSEMBLY. "I TELL ALL THE GUYS, "WHEN I WAKE UP IN THE MORNING, I PINCH MYSELF.' I'VE SEEN THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY, AND I BELIEVE THIS IS GOOD."
• DOLLAR DECLINE PUSHES H.R. EXPORTS
• PRICING SHOULD INCLUDE SERVICE, RETAILER SAYS
• LOCAL YARD CONTENDS FOR FAST SHIP
• LOCAL SHIPYARDS SHOULD SURVIVE
• REGIONAL PROMOTION NOT ALL-INCLUSIVE
• TRADE SCHOOLS ARE OFTEN STRONG LURES FOR INDUSTRY
• SOME POSITIVE INPUT ON MICROSOFT'S TROUBLES
• MOVE OVER DETROIT WORKERS AT FORD'S NORFOLK TRUCK ASSEMBLY PLANT SHOW THEY CAN TEACH DETROIT A THING OR TWO ABOUT QUALITY AND INNOVATIVE METHODS FOR BUILDING THE REDESIGNED F-SERIES TRUCK
• CD CHART RETURNS