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1. 1. Newsroom: Featured Stories

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   Published on: 12/1/2006   Last Visited: 7/3/2008

   Terry Clark, director of support Operations at the Cessna's Independence, Kansas facility spoke about his initial discussion with Kittrell on the project.
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   Clark explained that the folks at the Independence plant are no strangers to Bartlesville, which is about fifty miles south of Cessna's Independence facility, as it's "the nearest town with a mall."
   
   Over the course of several months, each piece of the A-4 was shipped individually from Bartlesville to the Independence facility, where they would be painted, and sent back for assembly.The project presented a unique opportunity for the Cessna employees.
   
   "Doing this restoration was pretty neat," says Clark, "because our painters got to work on an airframe that they were not used to, with different colors and different materials.
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   Clark pointed out that the request for assistance came in a perfect time window for the Independence Plant.

2. 2. CESSNA EXPANDS ITS INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS, FACILITY: Aviation News: Wings Over Kansas

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   Published on: 12/21/2004   Last Visited: 5/16/2008

   Those participating in today's 11:30 a.m. ceremony included: Montgomery County Economic Development Authority Representative Jim Kelly; Independence Mayor Phillip Chappuie; Montgomery County Commissioner Rudy Taylor; Kansas Senator Derek Schmidt; Cessna's General Manager and Director of Independence and Columbus operations Terry Clark; and Cessna's President and CEO Jack J. Pelton.

3. 3. AP Wire | 02/10/2005 | Cessna workers reject unionization in Independence

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   Published on: 2/10/2005   Last Visited: 2/11/2005

   Terry Clark, general manager at Cessna's Independence plant, said in a company statement that the vote reaffirms the employees' desire to continue to work together to build the world's best single-engine airplanes and to become a world-class producer of very light jets, the Citation Mustang.