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Former Rockwell International workers have reunion
On Aug. 6, former Rockwell employees from the Winchester plant met at the Fish and Game Club on Water Works Road.
Attending the reunion were Madison Adkins, Randy and Barbara Aines, Buddy Baber, Ron Barker, Bill and Faye Bender, Dallas Borders, Sam... -
Tommy Lloyd Gillum: July 4, 2011
Tommy Lloyd Gillum, 76, of Winchester, husband of Doris J. Gillum, passed away July 4 at the Clark Regional Medical Center. A native of Jackson, he was born May 3, 1935, to the late Thomas P. and Julia A. Gillum. He graduated from Breathitt County...Tags: Human Interest, Kentucky, Funeral Parlor and Crematorium, U.S. Army
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Robert E. Eisiminger Jr., 93
Robert Edward “Bob” Eisiminger Jr. went home to be with the Lord on July 1, 2011. Bob was 93 on June 22, 2011.
Bob was born and raised in South Western, Pa. He was the son of the late Robert Edward Eisiminger Sr. and Mabel Horton Eisiminger....Tags: Human Interest, Columbus, California, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Church and State Relations
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Boeing lays off 100 workers in Huntington Beach due to end of space shuttle program
Money & CompanyWith the nation’s space shuttle program coming to a close, Boeing Co. issued layoff notices Friday to 100 employees in its Space Exploration division at Huntington Beach.... -
Space shuttle Endeavour heads back to Southern California, where it all began
L.A. Times Tech BlogSpace Shuttle Endeavor is coming back to Southern California, where it was devloped and built, for permanent display at the California Science Center.... -
25 Years Ago: Feb. 18, 1986
Feb. 18, 1986
Rockwell International’s Winchester plant recently announced the hiring of Roger O’Neill as manager of industrial relations. O’Neill replaces Greg Brown, who was promoted to a position at Rockwell’s plant in Kenton,...Tags: Springfield, Oliver Purnell, Career and Workplace, Kentucky, Ohio
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DailyClimate.org: Households top industry in emissions; green investment up
GreenspaceDailyClimate.org reports: Green investments are spurring significant growth across the U.S economy while decreasing industry's overall emissions per dollar of goods and services, according to two reports released Wednesday by the federal government.... -
Former engineer sentenced to 15 years for stealing aerospace secrets for China
L.A. NOWA Chinese-born aerospace engineer who had access to sensitive material while working with a pair of major defense contractors in Southern California was sentenced Monday to more than 15 years in prison for acquiring secret space shuttle information and... -
The week ahead
Chicago TribuneMonday: -- Earnings: American Express Co.; Amgen Inc.; AT&T Inc.; First Data Corp.; Ford Motor Co.; Halliburton Co.; Hasbro Inc.; Kimberly-Clark Corp.; Kraft Foods Inc.; National Instruments Corp.; Pactiv Corp.; Rockwell Automation Inc.; Texas Instruments...Tags: Comcast Corporation, American Express Company, Bristol Myers Squibb Company, Sony Corp., Hasbro Inc.
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The final hours of space shuttle Challenger
Sentinel Staff WriterMONDAY JANUARY 27, 1986 1 P.M. In the grandstands at Kennedy Space Center, the crowd waits for the countdown to tick along. It is a brisk and clear Monday, in the 50s, and the sun is shining on friends and relatives of the space shuttle Challenger's...Tags: CNN (tv network), Yul Brynner, NASA, Gaming, Television Industry
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NASA still has blind spots, expert tells panel
Sentinel Staff WriterNASA never learned from the mistakes that led to the Challenger disaster 17 years ago and its structure still allows some dangers to escape notice, an expert told investigators in the shuttle Columbia accident on Wednesday. Diane Vaughan, a professor...Tags: Disasters, NASA, Science and Technology, Health and Safety at School, Disasters and Accidents
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Shuttles unlikely to fly for private companies
Sentinel Staff WriterNASA's space shuttles, sleek and white and elegant in flight, were always intended for far more than government work. From the very beginning, the orbiters were seen as tools for private business. But that vision of reliable space trucks hauling...Tags: Disasters, NASA, Health and Safety at School, Aerospace Manufacturing, Privatization
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