Sylvania

In 1971 GT&E undertook an identity change and became simply GTE, while Sylvania Electric Products became GTE Sylvania. citation The same year, Donald C. Power retired and Leslie H. Warner became chairman of the Board.

After graduating, he joined GTE Sylvania and developed a system called KarTrak which affixed yellow and blue reflective stripes to every car in their rail system, that were scanned as they rolled by various checkpoints, and updated their location.

In the past when we were still building a number of Sylvania of the dump operations, we did keep a fair amount of our cash in South African rands to fund these.

Magistrate Daniel Covington ruled that the former NRL star assaulted Clark during an incident at her parents' home in Sylvania, resulting in injuries to her head, forearm, and wrist.

Ed retired from Osram Sylvania after working as a quality control manager and then a materials manager.

The tour is scheduled to restart on Jul 23 at the Marathon Classic in Sylvania, Ohio.

After last week’s season-opening loss to Sylvania, Sardis coach Gene Hill challenged his team to respond quickly and improve entering Friday night’s region contest at Southside’s Barney-Hood Stadium.

Myer said the tournament will be a homecoming of sorts, as he grew up just nine miles from Toledo in Sylvania, Ohio.

Noor Alexandria Abukaram from Ohio's Sylvania Northview High School was disqualified for running while wearing a hijab.

Alice Sue Rice, 74, longtime resident of Fayette, went to be with her Savior early Thursday morning, October 18, 2018, from the Ebeid Hospice Residence in Sylvania, OH.

SYLVANIA, Ohio — Canada’s Brooke Henderson is heading into the final round of the LPGA’s Marathon Classic with sole possession of the lead.

Also in 1974 Sylvania acquired name and distribution rights for Philco television and stereo products.

At the same time, GTE Communications Products was formed to oversee operations of Automatic Electric, Lenkurt, Sylvania, and GTE Information Systems.

In 1959, General Telephone and Sylvania Electric Products merged, and the parent's name was changed to General Telephone & Electric Corporation (GT&E).

In 1960, the subsidiary GT&E International Incorporated was formed to consolidate manufacturing and marketing activities of Sylvania, Automatic Electric, and Lenkurt, outside the United States.

In 1963, Sylvania began full-scale production of color television picture tubes, and within two years, it was supplying color tubes for 18 of the 23 domestic U.S. television manufacturers.

The first such "computer tube" was Sylvania's 7AK7 of 1948.

These models include the Radio Shack TandyVision, the GTE Sylvania Intellivision, and the Sears Super Video Arcade.

The Sylvania plant in Batavia, New York was closed and all operations moved to Greeneville.