Mass produced advanced batteries roll from U S plants
The first wave of government funded advanced batteries is rolling off lines as A123 Systems opens a Livonia Michigan plant with about 300 workers. Johnson Controls begins shipments from Holland Michigan, aided by federal grants, while the Energy Department projects 75 000 to 500 000 batteries produced by 2014 across several states.
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Clinton Stumps in Cincinnati for Fisher Senate Bid
Former President Bill Clinton told Ohio supporters that study of game films shows Democrats are best to boost the economy. He framed the talk in football terms at a Cincinnati auditorium, the first of two events for Senate candidate Lee Fisher.
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Boehner Won't Plan to Quit Smoking as Speaker
House Republican leader John Boehner says he does not plan to quit smoking, arguing tobacco is legal and people decide for themselves. He admitted wishing he did not have the habit when asked on Face the Nation about smoking and cancer risks.
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Ohio couple nurtures monarchs amid migration in Perrysburg
In Perrysburg, Susan Garn a biology teacher tends monarchs in her backyard feeding them and protecting them as the annual migration begins. Dozens of orange and black butterflies emerge from chrysalises and prepare to fly toward Mexico.
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