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Bill OK'd By House Panel Authorizes Navy To Buy 7 Boats From Electric Boat |
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Topic: Local Information |
12:32 pm EDT, May 16, 2003 |
] The House Armed Service Committee has approved a $400.5 ] billion defense bill that would authorize the Navy ] secretary to sign a contract for up to seven ] Virginia-class submarines from Electric Boat over the ] next several years. *dance* Bill OK'd By House Panel Authorizes Navy To Buy 7 Boats From Electric Boat |
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Vandals' work: 73 graves desecrated in Jackson |
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Topic: Local Information |
8:02 am EDT, May 14, 2003 |
] JACKSON -- More than 70 headstones were either damaged or ] destroyed inside a Russian Orthodox cemetery on Route 571 ] in one of the costliest acts of vandalism in the ] township's history, authorities said yesterday. People are just sick and unbelievbable.. WHY would people do this???!!!??? Vandals' work: 73 graves desecrated in Jackson |
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Bush To Speak At Coast Guard Academy Commencement |
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Topic: Local Information |
7:59 am EDT, May 13, 2003 |
] New London - The White House has confirmed that ] President Bush will be the speaker at the 122nd ] commencement exercises for the U.S. Coast Guard Academy ] on May 21. Interesting. Bush To Speak At Coast Guard Academy Commencement |
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When Our Time Comes': Wives Await Providence |
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Topic: Local Information |
9:37 am EDT, May 9, 2003 |
] A deployment tradition is the two dozen pink flamingos ] that occasionally show up on the lawn of a USS Providence ] family. Once the family pays $3 to a local morale fund, ] the flamingos "migrate" to another lawn. Cute :) When Our Time Comes': Wives Await Providence |
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EB To Recruit For Out-of-state Jobs |
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Topic: Local Information |
8:55 am EDT, May 7, 2003 |
] Groton -- Electric Boat is ready to begin recruiting ] hundreds of its shipyard workers for some "road ] jobs" in Virginia and Washington that could last up ] to three years, and it is offering some special ] incentives for anyone willing to travel. Well, who the hell's going to build the subs here?! EB To Recruit For Out-of-state Jobs |
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Charge of manslaughter filed in love-triangle case |
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Topic: Local Information |
7:52 am EDT, May 1, 2003 |
] MANALAPAN -- A township man was charged with aggravated ] manslaughter yesterday, almost two weeks after he ran ] down his wife's boyfriend with a pickup truck in a ] mismatched "game of chicken," and two days after the ] boyfriend died from his injuries, authorities said. I never would have expected trailer-park antics in Manalapan. Charge of manslaughter filed in love-triangle case |
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Navy Watches Cost Hikes In Sub Program |
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Topic: Local Information |
3:20 pm EDT, Apr 25, 2003 |
] The Navy's current plan is to purchase one submarine per ] year through 2006, then two per year after that. EB and ] Newport News (Va.) Shipbuilding each produce half of each ] submarine, and then alternate the final assembly. Some ] top defense officials, including Navy acquisition chief ] John Young, have said the Pentagon might have to look at ] restoring competition to submarine contracts, or giving ] all the submarine work to one yard, to bring down the ] cost. That's not good. Labor is cheaper at NNS. Navy Watches Cost Hikes In Sub Program |
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More reasons to move away from Oyster Creek... |
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Topic: Local Information |
7:58 am EDT, Apr 24, 2003 |
] LACEY -- Two civilian security guards at the Oyster Creek ] nuclear power plant have been placed on administrative ] leave after one drew his weapon on the other for "one or ] two" seconds during a "verbal joust," company officials ] said. ] ] The guard admitted to company officials that he used poor ] judgment when he removed the gun from his holster after ] joking around at 11 p.m. Tuesday, said Hugh McNally, ] manager of nuclear security for Exelon, which operates ] the plant. ] ] The incident occurred less than a week after two other ] guards at the plant were fired after falling asleep at a ] security checkpoint at its parking lot. More reasons to move away from Oyster Creek... |
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Indictment: Burglar phone bills $4,400 |
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Topic: Local Information |
8:30 am EDT, Apr 22, 2003 |
] Hernandez used his victims' telephones to make costly ] calls to 900 numbers to request "services," Gasser said. ] He would not elaborate on what the type of services. Beware of perverts who break in to use your phone. Indictment: Burglar phone bills $4,400 |
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