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Fred L. Hartley
Fred L. Hartley
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He spent a third summer with a five-man survey party in the Willis of the Yukon, and his last summer in college, he workocl as a draftsman for Standard Oil Company of California's Canadian subsicliary. Unocal recruited Fred while he was in college.
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His first few months were spent chipping rock-harcI residue from the bottoms of furnace stacks. Within in a few months, he was promoted to junior research engineer at the Los Angeles refinery, and he was on his way.
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By 1964 Hartley had developed a firm opinion that Unocal neeclecl to grow from a small company in the Western region to a large national company if it was to survive. As soon as he became chief executive officer he moved aggressively to accomplish this growth.
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He served as avicepresident and trustee of both the Southwest Museum and the California Museum of Science and Industry, a director ofthe Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, a life trustee of the board of governors of the Music Center of Los Angeles County, and a member of the board of overseers of the Huntington Library. On a more personal side, Fred was very fond of music and singing.
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