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WKYC Channel 3 News At 11 October 6, 2016

Now at 11, admiring his dedication. Reporter how far do you want . About 18 hours. It takes a man about five hours to get to his job in a community is rallying behind him to make sure he does not have to walk again in akron business forced to close after an ebola scare, see who the owners ev was going on and i had clothes that i had smoke billowing out of my closing. Reporter get ready to play more why, prescription drugs could skyrocket next year. This is soaring is the story of a hard working man who walked 18 miles to work in the chain of events that now has an entire Community Rallying e. Good evening i am russ mitchell. I ams earl mitchell. After we told you the story last night many of you were moved to action. Hillary has an update to the story. Reporter this has become the epicenter of goodwill for a man who has become a sort of work ethic hero. Carl coming. Not the goodhearted cop who picked him up and certainly not the good stuff avalanche that has us all renewing our faith i

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1800s jail in Red Lion is newly renovated and now up for sale

1800s jail in Red Lion is newly renovated and now up for sale
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CNN The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer June 4, 2024 07:43:00

latest chapter in a years-long saga of boeing disasters to seven, max crashes in 2018 and 2019 killed 346 people while abroad in january, a door plug blew off and alaska airlines 7307 max nine, whistleblower, ed pearson, told lawmakers wednesday that boeing is hiding key documentation about workers failing to install the door properly. i m not going to sugar coat this. this is a criminal cover up. records do in fact exist this i know this because i ve personally pass them to the fbi boeing for the record, referred are questions about the missing documents to the national transportation safety board. as for the alleged gaps on the 787, they are very small, about the width of a single human hair or two pieces of paper that is on a huge jet minor that can sit nine people across senator blumenthal says, passengers should not be afraid to step on a plane today, but that the issue is important to

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Death of Boeing whistleblower spells bad news for company

The death of a former Boeing employee who raised concerns about defects at a South Carolina factory has renewed attention on the airline's long

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CNN Erin Burnett OutFront June 4, 2024 00:21:00

supposed to prevent that. but the holes that are would have held those bolts raveiation experts note show no signs of tearing or stress. there s no apparent damage to the inside frame. reporter: and both alaska and united say their inspections of plugs after the incident reveal loose hardware on other boeing 737 max 9s. ed pearson a former boeing employee turned sharp crit cot. it s completely unacceptable to leave loose bolts or anything like that. if one person makes a mistake, they might make a mistake on another plane and another plane. this is really disturbing. reporter: four times in the past two months pressurization warnings appeared on the jet involved and last just a minute before the plug flew out causing explosive depressurization. at least it wasn t cruising at 30,000 feet says the chair of the national transportation safety board. folks don t have seat belts on, they re going to restrooms. the flight attendants are

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