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Criss led the field of precision shooters yesterday by 4.0 points with a score of 690.1. At the end of today’s final round, he won with a final combined total score of 1273.7, beating the next closest competitor s 1273.15, from a Navy JROTC team, winning by a margin of 0.55 points.

This National Finals event for JROTC shooters from all services was hosted by the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit at Fort Benning, Georgia. The National Finals were sponsored by the Director of the U.S. Civilian Marksmanship Program, Gary Anderson. He directs that program from offices in Port Townshend, Ohio. The Western Regional Championships leading up to this event at Fort Benning were held in March at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Eastern Regional Championships were held in February at Fort Benning. Both events were qualifying rounds for the national finals.

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Teams dressed in their full-color service dress uniforms from 11 Eastern Washington and Oregon schools will go head-to-head in unarmed drill, armed drill and escort categories. The event also includes physical fitness and rifle marksmanship competitions.

Saturday’s meet will feature a new high-tech rifle range. The Walla Walla High School rifle range was renovated this summer and on Saturday (Jan. 14) Walla Walla High School will hold its first competitive shoot on the new electronic range. In May, Rifle Marksmanship students began removing everything from the old classroom and shooting areas and storing it for the work to be done. During July and August, the entire room was painted and rewired with new lights and technological equipment.

«Possibly the most significant change is the installation of Megalink electronic targets,» said Mark Mebes, JROTC instructor. «Unlike paper targets, Megalink targets record every shot immediately and display it on a monitor next to the shooter, as well as on the instructor’s computer at his or her desk.»

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FRANKFURT (Reuters) – La empresa asesora ISS ha recomendado a los accionistas de BMW que voten en contra del nombramiento del director general saliente Norbert Reithofer como presidente del consejo de supervisión del fabricante de automóviles, informó el periódico Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung.

El ISS dijo que BMW (BMW.XE) iría en contra de la práctica general de gobierno corporativo con el nombramiento, ya que no habrá un período de enfriamiento entre las dos funciones, dijo el periódico en extractos de un artículo que se publicará el domingo.El año pasado BMW dijo que Reithofer, que está cerca de la edad de jubilación regular de 60 años para los altos ejecutivos de BMW, será sucedido por Harald Krueger, el jefe de producción de la compañía de 49 años. El gestor de fondos Union Investment, que posee el 0,7% de las acciones de BMW, según datos de Thomson Reuters, dijo al periódico que seguiría el consejo de ISS y votaría en contra de la propuesta durante la asamblea general anual del fabricante de automóviles el miércoles.Johanna Quandt, la viuda del industrial Herbert Quandt, a quien se atribuye la transformación de BMW, y sus hijos Stefan Quandt y Susanne Klatten poseen casi el 47% de BMW, según el sitio web de BMW. (Reportaje de Harro ten Wolde, edición de David Evans)