NASA to redo analysis after shuttle foam impact doubts
NASA acknowledged its early report may have underestimated damage from foam insulation that could have struck Columbia during liftoff. Shuttle program manager Ron Dittemore said the agency will redo the analysis from scratch to determine if a mistake occurred in the assessment of heat shield damage and safety implications.
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Glenn memorial honors astronauts and seven fallen crew
Mourners at NASA Glenn Research Center mourn the space shuttle Columbia crew after the February 1 2003 disaster. A Cleveland church card and seven paper angels join photos, flowers, a bear and cards in a growing memorial tribute.
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Taft plan would raise state permit and license fees
Gov. Taft proposed a 49.2 billion two year budget with higher fees for hunters and anglers, nightclubs and restaurants serving alcohol, sports promoters, and professionals including nurses veterinarians and barbers. The plan aims to raise 96.4 million to cover operating costs amid slower revenue.
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Oberlin residents oppose seniors apartments building
Southeast Oberlin residents packed the council chamber to oppose a proposed three story 50 unit senior apartment project on 2.9 acres on South Pleasant Street west of South Park Street. Critics warned sewer capacity issues if the facility connects to the town system. Crisilis Development Co of Westerville plans the affordable housing project with an estimated cost between 4 million and 5 million dollars.
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Oberlin man pursues dream on American Idol
Oberlin resident Charles Grigsby, 24, advances on American Idol as he prepares to perform Overjoyed by Stevie Wonder. Judges Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson praised his talent while Simon Cowell challenged him, with voting to determine if he reaches the top 10 in March. Grigsby, a supermarket clerk, has sung since childhood and views this as his career opportunity.
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