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Thursday, January 12, 2006

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We'll take a look at the auto show in Detroit and how lots of new cars being made in Ohio. Does this brighten the future of auto manufacturing in our state, even though plant closings and cutbacks continue? And Rick takes us to Oberlin to talk to folks who are using veggie oil to power their autos. David C. Barnett talks to Robert Lees, a foremost authority from Ohio on doing business, the right way, with China. And we'll find out how the Science Center figures into the overall vision for Cleveland's lakefront plan.

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