Ottawa area sees growth as Schaff Steel and AE Distribution expand
Ottawa and Franklin County enjoy two major expansions despite broader outsourcing trends. Schaff Steel of Arizona, after acquiring Havens Steel, adds 25 jobs with room for 30 to 40 more, backing projects like a Disney corporate office in Glendale and a mineral facility in Peru. Nearby American Eagle Outfitters Distribution Center plans a 540,000 square foot expansion to support Martin Osa, creating over 200 new jobs and a $7.5 million annual spend, with construction expected to start this spring and full operation within a year.
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Border fence debate echoes Berlin Wall criticisms
Rich Lowry argues against equating U S border security measures with the Berlin Wall. He notes rhetoric misleads, defends steps to verify worker legality, and warns that wall metaphors cloud the real goal of enforcing immigration law. Congress advanced interior enforcement alongside fencing plans.
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Halliburton tied to mistreatment of foreign workers in Iraq
Columnist accuses Halliburton of profiting in Iraq by exploiting Third Country Nationals from India, Thailand, and the Philippines. Describes low pay, debt traps, 12 hour days, poor living conditions, lack of armor or meals with Americans, and restricted facilities on U.S. bases.
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