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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2004
Page
6
The Associated Press reports that among 33 cars, SUVs, and pickups tested, the Mazda RX-8 earned the only five star rollover safety rating. Ten SUVs received three stars, several models earned four stars, and no vehicle scored below three.
Hampton Virginia reports NASA Langley Research Center pursues an Autonomous Operations Planner to help pilots plot routes with expanded cockpit data. The system integrates with flight management to show more nearby traffic, run collision scenarios, and present alternate paths while keeping pilots legally responsible.
Mexicans are turning from corn tortillas to bread and processed foods as urbanization, rising incomes, and price changes erode tortilla use. The average urban Mexican now consumes about 185 pounds yearly, down from 215, with a 15 percent four year drop. Tortilla sales comprise a third of bread industry volume.
Time Warner Cable begins offering unlimited local and long distance telephone service via the Internet to customers who already subscribe to its cable and high speed Internet. The $39.95 monthly plan aims to rival Cincinnati Bell and SBC in Cincinnati and nationwide rollout is planned by end of 2004. The service uses Voice over Internet Protocol to convert voice to data over cable lines.
The Chronicle-Telegram lists layoff resources at Lorain County Employment Network and a job search workshop at Lorain County Community College. Also scheduled are Business After Hours at The Rock Pile in Avon and Small Business Association session at Staples in Cleveland with contact numbers for details.
In Cambridge Maryland a small slack cooperage thrives selling old fashioned wooden barrels for display on movie sets and specialty shops. Brooks Barrel Co founded in 1950 keeps aging machinery running as six men craft pine slack barrels once used for seafood and meat cargo. Ken Knox who joined in 1980 and bought the business in 1991 notes barrels symbolize heritage and a craft vital to early American industry.
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