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For 1996, Williams clearly had the quickest and most reliable car.[17] Coulthard had left Williams to join Mika Häkkinen at McLaren, Williams replaced the Scotsman with Canadian Jacques Villeneuve, while Hill remained with the team. Schumacher left Benetton to join Ferrari. Williams won the first five Grands Prix, Hill winning all but one of them. Olivier Panis would take victory at the sixth round in Monaco after seriously wet conditions forced both Williams cars to retire. Hill would retire for the second time in a row after he spun off in Spain, while his team mate, Villeneuve, took third place. Hill and Villeneuve dominated the next Grand Prix in Canada, with a 1-2 in qualifying and a 1-2 in the race.
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Williams retired from the Marine Corps Reserve in 2004 following 33 1/2 years of service. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1970 and a Master of Business Administration degree from Southern Illinois University in 1978. Prior to Medifast, Inc., Williams was a marketing and strategic planning executive with Ford Motor Company, where he was a principal manager on the design teams for Ford's Explorer, Expedition, Escape, Excursion and F-150 Pickup Truck. Williams presently serves as Vice Chairman of the Board, Marine Toys for Tots Foundation and he is a member of the Board of Directors, U.S. Naval Academy Foundation, Maryland Chapter of the American Diabetes Association and Naval Academy Alumni Association Board of Trustees.
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Frank Williams looked towards Honda, which was developing its own turbo-charged V6 engine with the Spirit team. A deal between Honda and Williams was finally settled early in 1983 and the team used the engines for the 1984 season. For the rest of the 1983 season, Williams used the Ford engine. The team finished fourth in the constructors’ championship, scoring 36 points, including a win for Keke Rosberg at the 1983 Monaco Grand Prix.
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WILLIAMSTOWN, MA – Scoring four goals in the third period, the Williams women’s ice hockey team won its second game of the weekend with a 6-1 decision over Buffalo State this afternoon. The Ephs improve to 3-15-2 with the win, while the Bengals fall to 5-11-3.
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Effective July 2007, Tad Walker will succeed Ms. Williams as Executive Vice President and Chief Underwriting Officer of PartnerRe U.S., reporting directly to Scott Moore, President and CEO of PartnerRe U.S. Mr. Walker is currently Head of PartnerRe's Catastrophe business unit. Ms. Williams will remain with the Company until the end of 2008 and will work closely with Mr. Walker on the transition. Mr. Walker has led the worldwide catastrophe underwriting operations and has been a member of the executive management team for PartnerRe Global since 2002, when he joined the Company.
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Senior wide receiver Jon Drenckhahn broke Williams' all-time record for career receptions, grabbing 51 passes this season to finish with a total of 135. Fellow senior wide receiver Brendan Fulmer scored 8 receiving touchdowns this season, tying the Williams single-season record and giving him a Williams all-time record career total of 18. Both wideouts were First Team All-NESCAC selections.
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