Background
Newton, Christopher Cranmer was born on April 6, 1945 in Hayden, Colorado, United States. Son of William Albert and Brenda (Cranmer) Newton.
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Christopher Cranmer Newton, American Public relations executive. Recipient Golden Triangle award International Association Business Communicators, 1982, merit award General Motors Research laboratories-National Science Foundation, 1987. Member Public Relations Society American (awards chairman Pittsburgh 1984), Pittsburgh PressClub (chairman Gold Quill awards 1982-1983), Edgeworth Club, Beta Theta Pi.
Education
Student, Menlo College, 1963-1965; Bachelor of Business Administration, U. Denver, 1967; Master of Arts, U. Denver, 1970.
Career
Copywriter, Sam Losky Associations, Denver, 1965-1966; project information specialist, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Francisco, 1969-1970; nuclear information specialist, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Francisco, 1970-1976; manager western public relations, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, San Francisco, 1978-1980; manager corporation media relations, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh, 1980-1984; manager New York public relations, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, New York City, 1984-1987; manager environmental public relations, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh, since 1987.
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Membership
Member Public Relations Society American (awards chairman Pittsburgh 1984), Pittsburgh PressClub (chairman Gold Quill awards 1982-1983), Edgeworth Club, Beta Theta Pi.
Connections
Married Mary Prevedel, August 12,1972. Children: Christopher, Brittny, Miles.
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Political Party
Republican
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Recipient Golden Triangle award International Association Business Communicators, 1982, merit award General Motors Research laboratories-National Science Foundation, 1987.Recipient Golden Triangle award International Association Business Communicators, 1982, merit award General Motors Research laboratories-National Science Foundation, 1987.