Neighbors buy out sex offender to block move in
In Dilley Oregon neighbors pooled 250000 to buy the offender Jonathan Hawes's mother's house planned for his release from prison. They hope to block his move near a school bus stop and sell the property to protect children while weighing legal options and Megan's Law implications.
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Dilley, Ore
Dilley
Christie Unger
Jonathan I. Hawes
Hawes
Tom
Puma Lane
Portland
Unger
Paul
Wendy Brewton
Steven Fredrickson
Brewton
Fredrickson
Oregon
Megan
Ore
Steve Fredricksen
Jody Kollinzas
Susan Christensen
George Kollinzas
Paul Unger
Scientists revisit satellite data on global warming debate
In Nature and Science discussions, researchers reexamine satellite readings that showed cooling, attributing biases to orbital decay. After corrections by Frank Wentz and coauthors, lower troposphere warming aligns with surface warming, though skeptics caution the data span is short and uncertain.
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Los Angeles
Frank Wentz
Santa Rosa
Nature
Wentz
Earth
Matthias Schabel
Dian J. Gaffen
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
Air Resources Laboratory
Silver Spring
Science
James Hansen
NASA
Goddard
Institute For Space Studies
Hansen
Patrick Michaels
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
John Christy
University of Alabama In
Huntsville
NASA to send planes into hurricanes for data
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP NASA will deploy two high altitude aircraft to monitor Atlantic hurricanes and tropical storms through Sept 23 using advanced Doppler radars to sample upper storm levels. The mission aims to improve predictions sharing data with forecasters while NASA's first Atlantic hurricane flight since 1979 advances hurricane research.
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NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Agency
Ed Zipser
Texas A&m University
Patrick Air Force Base
Gulf of Mexico
Frank Marks
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Miami
NOAA
Marks
Air Force
Robbie Hood
3.5 Inch Disks Not Obsolete Amid Floppy Controversy
New York AP report notes users like George Velez rely on 3.5 inch disks for memos and transfers while Apple markets the iMac without a floppy drive. Despite higher capacity options and rising CD ROM use, diskettes remain cheap and familiar, with billions sold yearly and a slow industry fade anticipated.
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George Velez
Circle Line Cruises
Velez
Apple
Magnetic Media Information Services
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