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  • Marine engineer from Bihar in Portugal prison (Hindustan Times)For Prisoner No. 417 in Lisbon jail of Portugal, time is running out. And so is the patience of the family in Nawada district of Bihar. Birendra Kumar, an Indian marine engineer, has been languishing in the Lisbon prison for over 14 months on the charges of drug trafficking, which he denies.


  • Chandler loses key engineer to Mesa (The Arizona Republic)Beth Huning is the third top public works official to jump ship in the past five months.


  • PTC Introduces Pro/ENGINEER(R) Packages That Provide Unmatched Scalability (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) NEEDHAM, Mass.----PTC , the Product Development CompanyŽ, today announced new packages of its flagship Pro/ENGINEER 3D integrated CAD/CAM/CAE software. This announcement deepens the company's commitment to provide customers, large and small, with a flexible set of Pro/ENGINEER packages to support their evolving product development needs.


  • Roger Travis, engineer, presidential appointee (Boston Globe)HINGHAM -- Roger E. Travis , an engineer appointed by President Jimmy Carter to the US Metric Board, died March 24 at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. He was 69.


  • Arboris plant hires new engineer (The Advocate)NEWARK -- Steve Stauffer has joined Arboris as a plant engineer at the company's Newark manufacturing plant. Before joining Arboris, Stauffer was with Cargill's facility in Dayton, where he worked his way up from quality assurance chemist to production manager and ultimately department manager.


  • Software engineer goes missing (Deccan Herald)A 24-year-old software engineer is reportedly missing from Bangalore from the last one week.


  • 875th Engineer Battalion publishes issue eight newsletter (Jonesboro Sun)Issue number 8 of a regular series of newsletters has been published by the 875th Engineer Battalion of the Arkansas Army National Guard. Keep watching www.jonesborosun.com for the next edition.


  • Good Choices: Swimmer from Lexington wants to be an engineer (PHOTO) (News Journal)LEXINGTON -- Audria Grubbs plans to become a bio-medical engineer, travel to Australia and keep swimming, an activity which she said dominates her life.


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