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 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries  MHI  has denied reports that it will freeze development of the Mitsubishi Aircraft SpaceJet, but is looking at  possibilities  for the regional jet programme. MHI is continuing a detailed review of the schedule of the SpaceJet program, in view of the impact of COVID-19, and is moving forward with development with an appropriate budget that takes into consideration the challenging financial headwinds facing MHI Group,  says MHI.Source: Mitsubishi AircraftOne of the M90 development aircraft It is true that we are considering various possibilities, but there is no truth to reports that we have decided to freeze development. MHI also confirmed that MHIs next mid-term business plan, which also covers the SpaceJet programme, will be announced on 30 October alongside the companys second quarter financial results.MHI issued the statement in response to Japanese media reports, q stanley cup uoting sources within MHI, that the programme will be radically scaled back, effectively freezing it amid the global aviation slowdown.Earlier this year, MHI had already pared back the programme considerably, including the closure of overseas locations related to development, namely a flight test base at Moses Lake in  stanley spain Washington state. The company also halved the  stanley deutschland programmes budget for the fiscal year ended 31 March 2021 to Y60 billion  $557 million .Flight testing is on hold, but Mitsubishi Aircraft says  our teams are focused on validation and reviewing the flight test data we have Rlbi Air Belgium rejigs A330 fleet as it looks towards exiting restructuring process
  stanley cup Another federal funding freeze by President Donald Trump could force more than 180 of Bangors most vulnerable residents into homelessness.On Jan. 16, four days before Trump was sworn into his second term, U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, announced Bangor would receive $1.5 million in federal fundsfrom the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to support the citys services offered to residents who are homeless or have unstable housing.The money was the latest in a series of awards that Bangor has relied on for years to vaso stanley  run its rental assistance program, p stanley cup nz reviously known as the Shelter + Care Program, according to Jennifer Gunderman, director of the Bangor Department of Public Health and Community Services. The program is entirely federally funded and gives eligible families vouchers to help cover their monthly rent.As of this month, 184 people are housed under that program across 154 apartments, according to Gunderman. If we dont have the funds to support the program, those people would have a high risk of moving into homelessness,  Gunderman said.Once in office, one of Trumps first acts was freezing all federal grants聽and loans so the administration could conduct an across-the-board ideological review of its spending and dismantle progressive initiatives. Even funds that had been awarded but not yet spent, like Bangors $1.5 million, were paused.聽Though a federal judge blocked Trumps funding pause聽before it could take effect, the attempt sent shockwaves through the