Out of Sight Shredding announced that Warren Dixon has joined it as the regional and local account manager.

He will work with companies in Butler and Allegheny counties to handle their shredding document needs.

Dixon spent the past 12 years at Freedom Wireless.

Out of Sight Shredding, 107 Bonnie Drive, Butler, is part of the Butler County Association for the Blind. It is a secure document destruction company which offers customers AAA NAID certified security procedures for the destruction of sensitive materials.

Out of Sight Shredding was developed four years ago by the association to help its clients get work experience and training. It also gives the association a sustainable funding stream.

All profits from the shredding business are reinvested into the association's operating budget.

The association is at 322 N. Cedar St.

WASHINGTON — Orders for long-lasting manufactured goods rebounded in June after a May decline, helped by a recovery in demand in a key category that signals business investment plans.Orders for durable goods increased 0.7 percent in June on a seasonally adjusted basis following a 1 percent decline in May, the Commerce Department reported Friday.A category viewed as a proxy for business investment plans rose a solid 1.4 percent, recovering after a revised 1.2 percent drop in May. It was the best showing since orders in this core capital goods category rose 4.7 percent in March.From staff and wire sources