"Alaska Airlines Door Found in Portland Teacher's Yard Amid Boeing 737 Max 9 Problems"
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Bob Sauer, a science teacher at Catlin Gabel, found the missing door plug from the Alaska Airlines flight in his yard after his ex-wife alerted him to authorities' suspicions. The approximately 65-pound part had landed in his yard, and he promptly contacted the National Transportation Safety Board, who confirmed the discovery. Sauer, a veteran science teacher, used the incident to teach his students about terminal velocity and is now receiving media attention and souvenirs from the NTSB.
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