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The Wikipedia stub article biography of Harley-Davidson executive James L. Ziemer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_L._Ziemer still lists him as the current CEO and President of that company as of 12/23/2010. In fact, according to a company press release dated April 6, 2009, he has retired from that position effective May 1, 2009 and Keith E. Wandell now serves in that capacity. [1]
I do not really have the technical expertise to edit the page, but I think it should be done. Mr. Ziemer's contributions to the company were very significant.
