County eyes fuel cells to power jobs and autos
Lorain County leaders and educators explore fuel cell tech as a path to economic diversification amid manufacturing losses. county expects automotives as a focus, with education and business groups assessing viability and training needs while Oberlin College and the Great Lakes incubator contribute research and planning.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Twining
Ford Motor Co
Ohio Assembly
Avon Lake
DeTillio
Marsha Ballinger
Lorain County Community College
Great Lakes
Ice debris and vent ice cited in Columbia probe
Investigators search for evidence an ice block formed on a wastewater vent to explain wing damage on Columbia. They also focus on debris including a two foot wing piece with thermal tiles and a 300 pound gear door cover, amid reports of a rapid moving object detected after launch. Admiral Gehman notes the object could be ice from the shuttle.
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Space Center, Houston
Columbia
NASA
Adm
Hal Gehman
U.S. Space Command
Air Force
Hatch door from space shuttle Columbia found in East Texas woods
Search crews in Hemphill Texas recovered a charred hatch door with a hydraulic opening mechanism believed part of the space shuttle Columbia. Sheriff Kerss said the 3 by 3 foot door was heavy and largely intact with shields dislodged. Two other debris pieces and a possible human remains site were identified as recovery continued.
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Hemphill
Kerss
Columbia
Texas
UN inspectors see change of heart in Iraq talks
UN weapons inspectors reported signs of a shift in Baghdad over disarmament but no deal on using U2 spy planes. Documents on anthrax VX and missiles were handed over though leaders urged patience and more inspections before any military action.
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U.N
Iraq
Baghdad
Hans Blix
Mohamed ElBaradei
Blix
Associated Press
ElBaradei
France
Germany
Russia
China
U.N. Security Council
Council
Bethlehem Steel retirees protest loss of benefits
Retirees formerly covered by Bethlehem Steel fight plan to end benefits for about 95,000 former workers. anger rises as the company moves to cut promised health and pension support portions, seeking relief through protest and potential policy action.
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Bethlehem Problems Steel
Charity director on trial for al-Qaida cash links
Enaarm Arnaout, U.S. citizen born in Syria, faces racketeering and fraud charges over alleged donations to a charity later linked to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida. Prosecutors seek to show long running contacts with the network and support to Chechen rebels and Bosnian violence. trial jury selection set to begin.
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Chicago
Enaarm
bin Laden
Arnaout
al-Qaida
Bosnia
Ohio reports 301 sex offenders unaccounted for in registry
Ohio law enforcement cannot locate at least 301 offenders who failed to register their address. The 3.3 percent gap comes from 9,086 registered sex offenders statewide. Megan's Law variants exist nationwide, with Ohio's network started in 1997, relying on felons to register.
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Columbus
California
Megan Kanka
New Jersey
Ohio
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Accent Bridge
People Sports
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