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  • Jewish engineer cleared of spying sues Pentagon (Detroit News)DETROIT -- An Orthodox Jewish Army engineer who was cleared of spying for Israel filed suit Thursday against the U.S. Defense and Justice departments, saying they made false security claims to prevent him from seeking compensation.


  • Leningrad NPP?s chief engineer fired after malfunctions (Bellona Foundation)The Leningrad NPP?s chief engineer Oleg Chernikov was fired from the top position after the commission from the Russian Energoatom concern found the reasons for the plant?s malfunctions in January.


  • Jewish engineer cleared of spying sues US gov't (Washington Post)DETROIT -- An Orthodox Jewish Army engineer who was cleared of spying for Israel sued the U.S. Defense and Justice departments Thursday, saying they made false security claims to prevent him from seeking compensation.


  • Jewish engineer cleared of spying sues US gov't (The State)An Orthodox Jewish Army engineer who was cleared of spying for Israel sued the U.S. Defense and Justice departments Thursday, saying they made false security claims to prevent him from seeking compensation. David Tenenbaum and his wife, Madeline, filed suit in U.S. District Court in Detroit, calling the secrecy claim "frivolous" and an "abuse of power." In addition to the government, the lawsuit ...


  • Local Soldier named Soldier of the Year for 35th Engineer Brigade (Park Hills Daily Journal)FARMINGTON ? Spc. Kristopher Moore, of Farmington, was awarded this month the Missouri Army National Guard 35th Engineer Brigade Soldier of the Year. Moore, a Sapper with the 1138th Engineer Company of Farmington, was first named the Soldier of the Year for his battalion, the 1140th Engineer Company of Cape Girardeau in the fall of last year.


  • Ferguson recognized Engineer of the Year (The Triangle Online)Drexel alumnus and commander of the recent NASA space shuttle Endeavour mission, Capt. Chris Ferguson was brought back to campus for a pep rally, Feb. 19. The rally celebrated his successful mission and recognized Ferguson as the 2009 Engineer of the Year.


  • The last run: Railroad's first female engineer ends 34-year career (The Pantagraph)Using a flashlight to guide her way on a cold, moonless Saturday night, locomotive engineer Kathy Guy of Pekin walks away from the train she has just parked in the Crescent yards south of Pekin. | Photo gallery


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