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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 2003

Page

10

Feds: Fireproofing on WTC steel wasn't tested

Federal investigators say fireproofing on World Trade Center steel floor supports was never tested and may have been too thin to withstand a two hour fire. The interim NIST report notes a half inch spray-on coating and ongoing questions about sufficiency, as towers collapsed after being struck by hijacked jets.

New York World Trade Center National Institute of Standards and Technology Ing NIST Sally Regenbard Trade Center Rade Center 83Rd Moor

Retired FBI agent charged in spy case

A federal grand jury indicted James J. Smith, 59, a retired FBI agent, on four counts of honest services wire fraud and gross negligence for his role with Chinese double agent Katrina Leung. Leung, 49, known as Parlor Maid, is jailed without bond as prosecutors pursue related charges.

Washington FBI China Los Angeles Justice Department James J. Smith Katrina Leung Smith Leung United States

Cheney Reups as Bush Running Mate for 2004

Dick Cheney agreed to serve again as vice president on George W. Bush’s 2004 re election ticket. Bush privately asked Cheney and told reporters Cheney had agreed. White House aides are assembling the campaign team, with Karl Rove tracking battleground states and Bush headlining fundraisers to sustain Republican candidates.

Washington Dick Cheney Bush White House Cheney Ari Fleischer Dallas Morning News Karl Rove Senate House New York Concord Rove

Black leaders push removal of Jefferson Davis statue in Kentucky Capitol

Black leaders call for removal of Confederate President Jefferson Davis’s statue from the Kentucky Capitol Rotunda, arguing the state’s neutrality in the Civil War clashes with honoring him. They note the statue’s 1926 dedication funded by the United Daughters of the Confederacy and a 5,000 Legislature appropriation. The statue’s location near Abraham Lincoln and the Capitol’s National Historic Place status complicate action.

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