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Copland's birthday OBE
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IN The road transport industry scored well in this week's Queen's Birthday Honours list with an OBE for John Little Copland, a former director of NFC and Scottish, and an MBE for William Busfield Houseman, national transport manager of haulier J Bibby.
CBEs were also awarded to Herbert Arthur Clements, chairman and managing director of SSS Gears; Post Office letters division boss Bill Cockburn; David Francis Howard, chairman of the Passenger Transport Executive Group and director general of the Tyne and Wear PTE; Diana Jean Parker, a director of Vacu-Lug Traction Tyres; Thomas Roberts, for services to road safety; Hugh Leishman Inglis Runciman, chairman of Glasgow-based waste disposal contractor Shanks and McEwan; and a CB went to Cyril Duncan Burgess, who is director of the Hazardous Substances Division. OBEs go to London Regional Transport's commercial director, Basil John Hooper; George Keith Murray, director of roads and transport at Highland Regional Council; and to Professor David Garel Rhys for his work in motor industry economics at the University of Cardiff and with the SMMT (Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders).
MBEs have been given to Robert D'Arcy Andrew, Devon County Council's motorway maintenance engineer; Vincent John McCann, supervisory technician at Lothian Regional Council's highways department; and British Empire Medals have been given to I B G Anstice, a former transport manager with Wincanton; G D S Armitage, quality controller with the Rover Group; S M Cain, operations director at Lucas Electrical; L Magee, former inspector of highways and transport at North Yorks County Council; bus driver L Marson of Blackpool Transport; E Moore for services to road safety; M J Naughton, bus inspector at Thamesdown Transport in Swindon; truck driver R Nicholson at British Nuclear Fuels; A Y Nicolau, transport supervisor at the Foreign Office; T F Rice, a service fitter with British Gas; and to R Whitehead; workshop manager at the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust.