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Washington Says Goodbye to John McCain

This past weekend the nation and its capital said goodbye to John McCain, whom colleagues described as “the last lion of the Senate.” After lying in state at the U.S. Capitol, the Vietnam veteran and longtime Arizona senator was honored with a memorial service at Washington National Cathedral. John Sidney McCain III was praised by former political rivals George W. Bush and Barack Obama for his vision of the United States as a global superpower and moral beacon. The last time Washington held a funeral of this magnitude was in January 2007, when many of the same figures gathered to say goodbye to former president Gerald R. Ford. McCain’s passing immediately raised questions of who would succeed him in the Senate where Republicans are nurturing only a narrow majority. (see story below)

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U.S. Foreign-Trade Zones Board Activity

  • Constantia Blythewood, LLC. submitted a notification of proposed production activity for flexible packaging and engineered industrial films within Subzone 127E in Blythewood, South Carolina.LEARN MORE
  • Digi-Key Corporation filed an application to operate their Thief River Falls, Minnesota facilities as a subzone of FTZ 259. LEARN MORE
  •  Calsonic Kansei North America filed an application to operate its five sites in Shelbyville and Lewisburg, Tennessee as a subzone status of Foreign-Trade Zone 78. LEARN MORE
  • The Coleman Company's application to use foreign-status fabric in the production of water flotation devices was rejected in Subzone 119I in Sauk Rapids, MN. LEARN MORE
  • Generac Power Systems Inc. submitted a  notification of proposed production activity for additional components for outdoor power, pumps, and lawn and garden equipment in Subzone 41J in Jefferson and Whitewater, WI.LEARN MORE
  • Helix Steel submitted a notification of proposed production activity for twisted steel micro rebar in Site 11 of Foreign-Trade Zone 189 Grand Rapids, MI LEARN MORE
  • AFL Telecommunications received authorization for production of optical cable for data transfer in Foreign-Trade Zone 38 in Duncan, SC.LEARN MORE
  • Laser Galacia America LLC, received authorization of production activity of bendng and assembly of trafo wall in Foreign-Trade Zone 293 in Aurora, CO. LEARN MORE
  • Textiles Coated International Inc. received authorization of production activity of polytetrafluoroethylene products with restrictions required privileged foreign status on certain woven materials in Site 4 of Foreign-Trade Zone 81 in Manchester and Londonderry, NH. LEARN MORE
  • GE Renewables North America, LLC. received authorization for production activity of wind turbine nacelles, hubs, and drivetrains with restrictions required privileged foreign status on steel bars in Foreign-Trade Zone 249 in Pensacola, FL. LEARN MORE
  • Albany Safran Composites, LLC, received authorization for production activity of carbon fiber composite aircraft engine parts in Foreign-Trade Zone 81 in Rochester, NH. LEARN MORE
  • Tesla, Inc. submitted a notification of proposed production activity for an additional component of electric passenger vehicles in Subzone 18G in Palo Alto and Fremont, CA.  LEARN MORE
  • Liquilux Gas Corp. filed an application for subzone status for its 1.96 acre facility within Foreign-Trade Zone 163 in Ponce, Puerto Rico.  LEARN MORE
  • Washington Says Goodbye to John McCain

    This past weekend the nation and its capital said goodbye to John McCain, whom colleagues described as “the last lion of the Senate.” After lying in state at the U.S. Capitol, the Vietnam veteran and longtime Arizona senator was honored with a memorial service at Washington National Cathedral.  John Sidney McCain III was praised by former political rivals George W. Bush and Barack Obama for his vision of the United States as a global superpower and moral beacon.  The last time Washington held a funeral of this magnitude was in January 2007, when many of the same figures gathered to say goodbye to former president Gerald R. Ford. McCain’s passing immediately raised questions of who would succeed him in the Senate where Republicans are nurturing only a narrow majority. (see story below)

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