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Inside LAX’s New Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Unit
McGinty, 54, is a retired D.C. homicide detective now living in Pasadena. McGinty’s tenure in the nation’s capital, where he attained the rank of detective first grade, coincided with that city’s worst era for crime, in the early 1990s, when … Continue reading
Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum founder dies
Marvin Yagoda, owner of Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum. stands by his carousel on Monday, Jan.5, 2009.(Photo: David Kilkenney/Special to the Detroit Free PRess) Marvin Jay Yagoda, a pharmacist by trade who was best known for creating Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum … Continue reading
A Decade Of iPhone: The Smartphone Disrupted Everything But Still Has Work To Do
It was a decade ago today when Apple introduced the first iPhone to more than a little bit of skepticism. The then-unprecedented pricing, starting at $499. The all-touchscreen design, forgoing the physical keyboard that dominated the “smartphones” of the day. … Continue reading
Israeli forces arrest Palestinian smuggling network
Israeli security forces succeeded in thwarting another attempt to smuggle weaponry to Palestinian terrorists. Israeli security forces have exposed a network of Palestinian smugglers engaged in moving terror equipment from the PA-administered territories in Judea and Samaria to the Gaza Strip via the Kerem … Continue reading
Boeing Sees Jet Sales Fall But Still Outpaces Rival Airbus
Boeing 787 jets on assembly line in Everett, Wash. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File) SEATTLE (The Seattle Times/TNS) – Boeing delivered 748 jets last year, fourteen fewer than in 2015, but still enough to leave it well ahead of rival Airbus … Continue reading
Inside LAX’s New Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Unit – The Atlantic
McGinty, 54, is a retired D.C. homicide detective now living in Pasadena. McGinty’s tenure in the nation’s capital, where he attained the rank of detective first grade, coincided with that city’s worst era for crime, in the early 1990s, when … Continue reading
Brevoort Baker II
Columbus Brevoort Baker II (Jack), 87, died Monday afternoon January 2 at Four Season Health Center. Born in Columbus, September 12, 1929, Jack was the son of Brevoort and Dorothy Schwaninger Baker. After graduating from Columbus High School in 1947, … Continue reading