A son of Pietro and Angelina (Rimoldi) Guzzetti grew up in New Galilee and enjoyed his childhood with brothers Art and Emilio and sister Josie he was an Army Air Corps chief mechanic for a B-17 crew in North Africa John married childhood sweetheart Rose Zampini of Beaver Falls Attracted by the climate and post-war opportunities of California John and family left Pennsylvania after Jean's birth and settled in Culver City John began his 31-year career at UCLA as a welder and worked his way up to director of building and facilities planning at the school of engineering He was president of the UCLA credit union for many years three-decades-long retirement of gardening He shared his love and knowledge of furniture craftsmanship with his grandson provided the elder John and Rose with two grandchildren two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren John is survived by former granddaughter-in-law Estela (Santiago) Hyde and grandson-in-law Armando Morales John leaves behind extended family in Pennsylvania Jone moved back from out of state and assisted donations may be made to well-wishers' favorite charities New Dresden Facility Gives Customers Convenient Access to Support Services Opens Door to Additional European Partnerships through new ERSN SAN DIEGO – 03 November 2020 – General Atomics Aeronautical Systems the world’s leading manufacturer of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) opened a new customer service center in Dresden The center provides sustainment capabilities for MQ-9 fleets in and near Europe providing customer convenience and expanding opportunities for European aerospace suppliers The service center is a key part of General Atomics’ European Regional Sustainment Network (ERSN) The ERSN leverages the European supply base and creates new repair capabilities that will reduce repair “turn-around-time” and the cost of MQ-9 support “Our sustainment services are flexible and reliable,” said Linden P we’ll deliver better support while creating jobs through industry partners We’re listening to our customers and acting on their desire to establish sustainment capability in Europe.” “ERSN not only improves supply chain efficiency but also enhances European sovereignty and security of supply,” said Rudolf Meinhardt GA-ASI customers will have batteries repaired regionally by MADES “MADES is very proud to become the first MQ-9 component repair center outside of the United States,” said Jean Franco Montalvan “MADES has demonstrated the level of capability and performance that a company like GA-ASI requires from an international partner It opens up new avenues of collaboration between the two companies that we trust will materialize in the coming years.” Belgium’s SABCA was selected to provide depot maintenance services for electromechanical actuators used on MQ-9 manufacturing and MRO&U of advanced store carriage and release equipment for major aerospace international defence programs GKN Aerospace is the world’s leading multi-technology tier 1 aerospace supplier As a global company serving the world’s leading aircraft manufacturers builds and supplies an extensive range of advanced aerospace systems components and technologies– for use in aircraft ranging from helicopters and business jets to the most used single aisle aircraft and the largest passenger planes in the world innovative engine systems and smart transparencies help to reduce emissions and weight on the aircraft and enhance passenger comfort GKN Aerospace is market leading in aerostructures transparencies and wiring systems and operates in 14 countries at 48 manufacturing locations employing approximately 17,000 people is among the top ten world players in Aerospace The company has a significant industrial presence in Italy in 2019 Leonardo recorded consolidated revenues of €13.8 billion and invested €1.5 billion in Research and Development The Group has been part of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) since 2010 and became Industry leader of Aerospace & Defence sector of DJSI in 2019 is a former subsidiary of Hughes Aircraft & Raytheon Company MADES has been manufacturing electronics for a range of international weapon systems and platforms since 1990 In addition to providing mission critical built-to-print electronic systems for the defense sector in Europe and North America MADES brings its high-reliability manufacturing expertise to various complex applications in aerospace The services offered include Industrialization a unique industrial ecosystem in the Belgian aerospace industry development and manufacture of aviation and aerospace equipment offers maintenance services for aircraft and brings solutions to drive the sustainable development of the industry as a whole SABCA benefits from a large palette of expertise built over its 100 years of experience in designing and upgrading large and complex elements for aircraft and space launchers the group addresses its customer’s business needs from end-to-end.  General Atomics Europe GmbH (GA Europe) is a medium-sized diversified technology group and an affiliate of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems for more than 28 years GA Europe supports GA-ASI’s expansion in Europe since 2013 with logistic support Predator and Lynx are registered trademarks of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems GA-ASI Media Relations General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. +1 (858) 524-8108 ASI-MediaRelations@ga-asi.com Go Back Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker The Ministry of Health with WHO support organized from 12 to 16 March 2018 a multisectoral workshop on the initial self-evaluation of IHR using the Joint External Evaluation(JEE) tool The workshop was opened by Dr Innocent Turate who reminded participants that this workshop is a key step for the strategy to achieve the SDG n° 3.d focusing on international public health threats prevention and control He called upon participants to own this activity with commitment to join hands together in order to achieve high performance in regards to SDG indicator related to IHR The main objective of IHR evaluation is to strengthen countries especially developing ones in early warning risk reduction and management systems against national and global health risks since it has been noted that new threats such as Ebola strike heavily and leave behind a lot of victims in a shorter time because countries were are not prepared and are not jointly collaborating in preventing and fighting such diseases spread by interaction between human beings Rwanda stepped to the IHR standard model of detection and response using a multi sectorial approach which countries should use to secure their populations and environment Epidemic Surveillance and Response Division Manager within Rwanda Biomedical Centre "this preliminary meeting on self-evaluation focused on looking back whether Rwanda has been complying with International Health Regulations since the next step of the Joint External Evaluation will bring then international experts for assessing where Rwanda is currently standing in IHR compliance and provide guidance on which areas to strengthen in terms of jointly preventing and tackling potential threats" "Health security is about world safety and security" He indicated that to reach this objective entails useful tools like JEE that helps to monitor plan and advocate in a bid to build country resilience towards preventing detecting and responding to public health threats of national and international concerns whether natural He emphasized that nowadays fighting the spread of diseases in human being can’t be done by one sector when a number of threats for human being are coming from animals the International Health Regulations which are a multisectoral agreement is key for ensuring international security and health while JEE allows to know the country status and identify gaps Dr Andre Rusanganwa ,WHO Diseases Prevention and Control Officer underlined the importance of this multi sectorial approach by presenting 10 public threats to global health in 2018 namely pandemic influenza food poisoning which are aggravated by health emergencies such as conflicts He committed WHO support to finalize the IHR evaluation process and active use The multisectoral workshop was attended by around 50 specialists from various sectors of government and partners such as health Triennale Milano presents the exhibition “Angelo Mangiarotti: When Structures Take Shape,” in collaboration with Fondazione Angelo Mangiarotti A narrative across more than 60 years comes to life in the spaces of Triennale Milano documents and materials (from the archives of Fondazione Angelo Mangiarotti) including many items never previously exhibited The exhibition “Angelo Mangiarotti: When Structures Take Shape” provides a portrait of one of the protagonists of international architecture and urbanism one of the few Italian masters who was able to export his design philosophy A complete overview of his intense career and working method The choral approach includes contributions by Fulvio Irace as curator The exhibit design is by the studio Ottavio Di Blasi & Partners with the participation of Renzo Piano and the support of UniFor for the implementation The displays include original archival materials surrounded by a landscape of sculptural presences reflecting the architect’s lifetime of artistic activity The involvement of UniFor in the creation of the show is not just based on the company’s ongoing focus on the cultural heritage of Italian design; it is also the result of a direct relationship with the architect as well as the corporate facility at Turate (from 1970 to 1985) Molteni Group has also sustained the video production that accompanies the exhibition titled “Un Angelo su Milano: Mangiarotti e la città,” coordinated by Fulvio Irace produced by Muse Factory of Projects in collaboration with Fondazione Angelo Mangiarotti The Molteni Museum will also present a focus on the relationship between the companies of Molteni Group and Angelo Mangiarotti The largest diffusion magazine in the luxury & design world Privacy Policy(function (w,d) {var loader = function () {var s = d.createElement("script") tag = d.getElementsByTagName("script")[0]; s.src="https://cdn.iubenda.com/iubenda.js"; tag.parentNode.insertBefore(s,tag);}; if(w.addEventListener){w.addEventListener("load" false);}else if(w.attachEvent){w.attachEvent("onload" loader);}else{w.onload = loader;}})(window At least 10 gangsters armed with Kalshnikov rifles held up two armoured security vans on a motorway outside Como and escaped with €10m (£8.5m) in gold and cash In what Italian media described as a "paramilitary action" robbers blocked in the Gruppo Battistolli security vans by sealing off both ends of a stretch of the A9 highway between Saronno and Turate with two abandoned lorries The A9 connects Milan to the Swiss city of Chiasso gang members opened fire on the vans and the security escort fired back but the occupants of one vehicle were forced out on to the roadside by a smoke bomb Robbers broke open the vehicle with a shovel that was later found at the scene Investigators also found at least 50 bullet casings although there were no injuries The gang set one of the blockade trucks on fire and threw nails across the road to slow down police as they drove off towards Switzerland in three cars Authorities said that three suspect vehicles were found abandoned in a farmhouse near Turate Security firm Battistolli would not confirm exactly how much had been stolen "We can only say it was a mixed load made of different securities collected from banks and supermarkets," a Battistolli spokesperson told Italian news agency Ansa "It's too early to estimate the total value." A new maternity ward worth over $280,000 (approximately Rwf240m) was on Friday inaugurated at Rwinkwavu Health Centre in Kayonza District officially bringing to an end a week dedicated to mother and child health The new maternal healthcare facility is expected to improve maternal health care in Rwinkwavu You have selected an article from the AllAfrica archive, which requires a subscription. You can subscribe by visiting our subscription page. 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To address comments or complaints, please Contact us Get the latest in African news delivered straight to your inbox By submitting above, you agree to our privacy policy please follow the instructions in the email we just sent you There was a problem processing your submission Innocent Turate (L) receives the donation from Regis Rugemanshuro the Director General of RSSB and TDB Board Representative in Kigali The Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (TDB) has donated portable patient monitors to Rwanda Biometric Centre (RBC) as part of its contribution to combat the Covid-19 pandemic in Rwanda The 16 portable patient monitors were handed over yesterday by Regis Rugemanshuro Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB) Director General and shareholder representative on the TDB Board of Governors Director General of the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) The portable patient monitors locally procured from Sana Medical Stores will serve to monitor Covid 19-affected adults and paediatric patients in COVID-19 treatment facilities in Kigali and across the country “These monitors come in handy and because of their nature-they will contribute greatly to the fight against COVID-19 the aspect of helping paediatric patients was well thought of as well RBC is grateful for such contributions,” said Dr Rugemanshuro said while Rwanda has been fairing very well in its fight against the Covid-19 pandemic with strong prevention and mitigation measures in place it is important to keep boosting the country’s capacity so that its health care system continues to deliver in a context of increased demand 3,566 recoveries and 30 deaths due to the global pandemic Rwanda and partners have put in place strong preventive measures that include mass testing 749 tests have been conducted in an effort to curb the spread of the virus TDB President and Chief Executive said they will accompany Rwanda in its efforts to mitigate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic as part the bank’s broad response plan which in addition to direct assistance via the Covid-19 Emergency Response Programme (CERP) also incorporates a series of financing interventions to help cope with the shocks of the pandemic TDB Corporate Affairs and Investor Relations Executive revealed that “through CERP locally manufactured or procured PPEs and equipment – as it is the case in Rwanda Kamari said the objective of programme is to support healthcare systems at the same time as local private sector and employment whenever possible in addition to the half a million US dollar grant the Bank has extended to the African Union’s Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) The equipment will go a long way in supporting government efforts to contain the New Coronavirus Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC) has received 60 000 Hepatitis C rapid tests from a local organisation – Ubuzima Foundation as support to the government’s reinforced bid to elimination of the disease in Rwanda estimated at a value of Rwf59.4million was on Friday handed over in Kigali by the Ubuzima foundation representative Fabrice Shema to RBC The local donor said the purpose of the donation is to support the elimination of Hepatitis C from the Rwanda population supporting the testing of all the remaining population to reach the target Tharcisse Mpunga the newly appointed State Minister in the ministry of health said that No Rwandan with hepatitis C will fail to get treatment by the year 2021 “This donation will serve to screen 60,000 additional people and confirmed positive among this group will be treated the donation is not only saving lives of the population but also contributing to the achievement of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) elimination targets,” Shema said Shema pledged continuous support to the health sector through domestic health finance RBC acknowledged the donated tests and committed to use them for the benefit of the population “These kits will complement our Hepatitis C elimination plan and help us test more people with a special focus on Community Health workers,” RBC’s Dr Viral hepatitis is a life-threatening liver infection mostly caused by hepatitis B virus (HBV) and / or hepatitis C virus (HCV) It is a major global health problem which can cause chronic infection putting people at high risk of death from cirrhosis and liver cancer HCV can be cured within 3-6 months while HBV treatment is a lifelong treatment aiming at only suppressing the viral load Rwanda launched HCV elimination plan in December 2018 to screen 4 million people and treat 110,000 people expected to be positive more than 2,500,000 people have been screened and more than 20,000 have been treated as a result of the government local and international partner’s efforts in supporting existing initiatives