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Heinz Jockisch
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Heinz Paul Jockisch, 1927 - 2020 Heinz Paul Jockisch 1927 2020
Heinz Paul Jockisch was born on 1927, in .
Heinz married first name Jockisch.
They had one child.
Heinz then married Unknown.
They had 4 children.
Heinz lived in 1984, in , Arizona.
He lived in 1993, in , Utah.
Heinz passed away on 2020, at age 93 in .
He was buried in .
Heinz Jockisch, 1936 - 2000 Heinz Jockisch 1936 2000
Heinz Jockisch was born on 1936, in , to Johannes Jockisch and Hedwig Jockisch.
Heinz married first name Jockisch (born Reubold).
They had 3 children: Peter Jockisch and .
Heinz passed away on 2000, at age 64 in .
Heinz Jockisch Heinz Jockisch
Heinz Jockisch married first name Jockisch (born Gensel).
They had one child.
Heinz passed away.
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
Heinz JockischHeinz Jockisch in The Leader-Post - Aug 16 1979
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... to repair optical "Most crosshairs now are etched on glass, but we keep the black widows on hand to repair the older Instruments that use webbing as crosshairs," sald Heinz Jockisch, chief of the topographic and reproduction section. When webbing ls needed, a spider is lifted over a cleared area with a wooden wand. She sees the floor below and starts ..."
Publication place: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Heinz V. JockischHeinz V. Jockisch in The Deseret News - Aug 13 1979
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... calibration instruments. Repairing lhe delicate Instruments ls pmi of the section's mission, so personnel keep thv spillers ln Jars and supply regular meals of are now un glass." says Heinz V. Jockisch, of Ihe section, which (nils under lhe Maintenance Shops Division. "But wc keep the black widows oil hand to repair thc older Instruments that msc webbing ns crosshairs." The spiders, ..."
Publication place: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, United States
Heinz JockischHeinz Jockisch in Edmonton Journal - Aug 17 1979
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... used to repair optical instruments. "Most crosshairs now arc on gluss, but vve keep the widows on hand to repair the older instruments that use webbing as crosshairs." said Heinz Jockisch, of ilie topographic and reproduction section. When webbing is needed, a spider is lifted over a cleared area with a wooden wand. She sees the floor below und starts spinning ..."
Publication place: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
