Gas City High School earns Elite 50 honors for culinary program
Gas City High School gains national recognition as part of the Elite 50 list by the National Center for Hospitality Studies for culinary arts baking and hospitality management. The program includes certified kitchen roles and feeder pathways into colleges and employment, aided by a 2012 move to a facility with a commercial kitchen and four academies to boost workforce readiness amid shortages.
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Cutting income taxes sparks debate in budget crisis echo
Ed Miller of the Kansas wildlife agency cites a quote reacting to a Kansas budget editorial. The item also references online readers on GCTelegramcom who discuss tax cuts and revenue. A separate report covers the Scott riffle beetle found in Scott State Park, highlighting conservation concerns and endangered species status.
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Court battles over public unions threaten political balance
Washington Post columnist argues the Roberts Court's conservative bloc may overturn 40-year precedent on agency fees in the California case Friedrichs v California Teachers Association. Milbank contends the move would drain public sector union finances, boost wealthy donors, and deepen GOP influence, framing the case as a pivotal shift in campaign finance and democracy.
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GOP establishment fades as Trump and Cruz rise
The Republican establishment, once a defining force in choosing nominees, has weakened amid primaries and caucuses. It remains a loose network of current and former officeholders, consultants, donors, and business groups, with limited cohesion. Trump and Cruz increasingly challenge its influence while donors worry about backing losses, signaling a pivotal 2016 dynamic.
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Trump echo of Hitler fears sows alarm in America
The piece draws a provocative parallel between Trump and Hitler, noting violence at rallies, scapegoating rhetoric, and warnings of civil rights disregard. It recalls Rose Hamid's silent hijab protest in Rock Hill and argues the core issue is alienation in the electorate, urging vigilance and action.
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Leonard Pitts Jr Miami Herald Pulitzer Prize winner
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