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SEATTLE (Reuters) -Boeing will look at the preliminary results from the National Transportation Safety Board's (NTSB) investigation of the 737 MAX 9 blowout and decide whether to take more action around the door plug, a Boeing quality official said on Tuesday. A door plug that flew off an Alaska Airlines MAX 9 jet mid-flight on Jan. 5 appeared to be missing four key bolts, according to the NTSB's preliminary report released earlier on Tuesday. "We're going to look at the ch...

HARRISBURG, PA – Some people were familiar with the early career accomplishments of Jessica Hallett: a Youth member of USHWA, a talented photographer and an honors graduate in pre-med in Florida, then moving with her parents to the Saratoga (NY) environs, where she became the track photographer and also contributed harness racing stories to the

Jessica Hallett doubled-up with a pair of USHWA honours, taking home both the Breakthrough and Unsung Hero awards while trainers Jay Hochstetler and Linda Toscano were awarded the Rising Star and Good Guy awards respectively.

HARRISBURG, PA – Some people were familiar with the early career accomplishments of Jessica Hallett: a Youth member of USHWA, a talented photographer and an honors graduate in pre-med in Florida, then moving with her parents to the Saratoga (NY) environs, where she became the track photographer and also contributed harness racing stories to the

For this week's Rewind column Robert Smith has chosen a few short pieces covering the people, the racing action and other items of interest relating to the decade of the 1990's in the monthly feature 'Years Ago.'

The New Mexico Oil and Gas Association recently parted ways with its president and CEO after a 60-day legislative session in which several energy-related proposals were debated. (Eddie Moore/Journal)

Our nations energy security is at stake, especially amid geopolitical upheaval and inflation. Americans can’t afford to wait. Neither can our allies.

For nearly a year, the Biden administration has attempted to redirect scrutiny over its slow walking of federal oil and gas leases by chastising U.S. producers for leaving 9,000 permits to drill on federal lands untapped.

The Biden administration is only putting about 20 percent of eligible federal land up for new oil leases ...

"What we are seeking is a good, level playing field.” said Jim Winchester with the Independent Petroleum Association of New Mexico.