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Todd Collier Platt
Address:
19221 Windward Way, Strongsville, OH 44136
License #:
A1505808
Category:
Airmen
Todd Platt Phones & Addresses
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19221 Windward Way, Strongsville, OH 44136 (440) 846-8514
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Wadsworth, OH
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Florence, SC
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Dayton, OH
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Sagamore Hills, OH
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Cincinnati, OH
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Medina, OH
Work
Position:
Clerical/White Collar
Education
Degree:
High school graduate or higher
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Todd Platt
View pageAddress:
19221 Windward Way, Strongsville, OH 44136
VIN:
JKBKXFAC37A036694
Make:
Chrysler
Model:
Conquest 2dr Liftback
Year:
2007
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Resumes
Todd Platt
View pageLocation:
United States
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Name / Title
Company / Classification
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Executive Vice Presi
Hillwood Services Gp, LLC
Executive Vice Presi, President
Sjnb Development, LLC
Executive Vice Presi
Hgi Gp, LLC
Real Estate Development
Real Estate Development
NUGGET INVESTMENTS, LLC
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Todd Russell Platts
View pageTodd Russell Platts (born March 5, 1962) is the U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 19th congressional district, serving since 2001. He is a member of the ...
Us Patents
Method Of Collating Newspapers Based Upon Credit Card Holders
View pageUS Patent:
51864436, Feb 16, 1993
Filed:
Feb 28, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/662355
Inventors:
John A. Manley - Vandalia OH
Aaron J. Belvo - Miamisburg OH
Todd C. Platt - Centerville OH
Andrew D. Bruce - Troy OH
Peter A. Wolf - Piqua OH
Aaron J. Belvo - Miamisburg OH
Todd C. Platt - Centerville OH
Andrew D. Bruce - Troy OH
Peter A. Wolf - Piqua OH
Assignee:
AM International Incorporated - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B41F 1354
B65H 530
B65H 530
US Classification:
270 11
Abstract:
Newspapers are collated with materials which vary as a function of the characteristics of the readers of the newspapers. For example, a newspaper for a reader having a credit card for a particular business establishment would include an insert which is an advertisement for the business establishment. A newspaper for a reader who did not have a credit card for the business establishment would not include the advertisement. Indicia identifying the reader for whom each newspaper is intended is printed on the jacket of the newspaper during the process of collating the newspaper. Further indicia may be applied onto inserts appropriate to the intended reader and/or advertiser.
Newspaper Handling Method And Apparatus With Misfeed Inhibiting Control
View pageUS Patent:
51710056, Dec 15, 1992
Filed:
Aug 2, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/739669
Inventors:
John A. Manley - Vandalia OH
Aaron J. Belvo - Miamisburg OH
Todd C. Platt - Centerville OH
Andrew D. Bruce - Troy OH
Peter A. Wolf - Piqua OH
Aaron J. Belvo - Miamisburg OH
Todd C. Platt - Centerville OH
Andrew D. Bruce - Troy OH
Peter A. Wolf - Piqua OH
Assignee:
TA Triumph-Adler AG - Nurnberg
International Classification:
B41F 1354
B65H 530
B65H 4302
B65H 530
B65H 4302
US Classification:
270 11
Abstract:
An improved newspaper handling apparatus and method enables newspapers to be formed in a sequence which is the same as the sequence in which newspapers are to be delivered to different addresses along a delivery route. Therefore, newspapers containing inserts for readers having particular characteristics can be formed and indicia corresponding to addresses along a delivery route printed on the newspapers in a sequence which is the same as the sequence in which the newspapers are delivered to the different addresses along the delivery route. During the forming of the newspapers, collating spaces are moved past hoppers from which inserts are fed. The completed newspapers are transferred from the collating spaces to a discharge conveyor in a sequence which corresponds to the sequence in which newspapers are to be delivered to different addresses along a delivery route. In the event of a misfeed of an insert for a newspaper, the transfer of newspapers from the hoppers is inhibited until a misfed section of a newspaper has been fed to the hopper at which the misfeed occurred. This enables the newspapers to be maintained in the same sequence that they are to be delivered to different addresses along a delivery route.