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  • 875th Engineer Battalion publishes sixth newsletter (Jonesboro Sun)Issue number 6 of a regular series of newsletters has been published by the 875th engineer Battalion of the Arkansas Army National Guard. Newsletter Link.


  • Engineer bill squelched in Santa Fe, but it could still make a comeback (Silver City Sun-News)SANTA FE ? A bill that was designed to clarify rules and enforcement procedures for the State engineer's Office in issuing compliance orders was defeated 37-26 Thursday.


  • Music World Mourns Death of Audio and Mix Engineer Ethan Willoughby By Chris Richburg Date: 2/22/2007 10:50 am (allhiphop.com)Ethan Willoughby, a Grammy award nominated audio and mix engineer, has died. The father of two, who worked with various artists such as Busta Rhymes, Common, the Game and the Black Eyed Peas, was killed Sunday (Feb. 18) after being hit by a drunk driver.


  • Baker's Charles M. Russell Honored As Engineer of the Year (RedNova)PITTSBURGH, Feb. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Michael Baker Corporation announced today that Senior Vice President Charles M. Russell, Jr., P.E., has been named 2006 Engineer of the Year by the Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania (ESWP).


  • Water replacement plan will fail, state engineer predicts; more wells likely to be shut down (Greeley Tribune)A water replacement plan for irrigation wells in Weld, Morgan and Adams counties probably won't be approved and three cities are to blame, the state engineer said Thursday.


  • William Rus -- construction engineer on Bay Area projects (San Francisco Chronicle)William P. Rus, a construction engineer who built projects that transformed the Bay Area over a career that spanned nearly 50 years, died Jan. 25 at the age of 86. When Mr. Rus came to the Bay Area in 1934, most of the region outside the cities was...