Boeing seeks new 777X plant with Kansas bid push
Boeing executives press five to 15 states to land a new 777X manufacturing plant that would create thousands of jobs with a December 10 bid deadline. Kansas Gov Brownback says Kansas is back in the running after a slower start as Wichita benefits loom. The site choice follows Boeing’s Washington state union dispute which canceled plans there.
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The Journal World invites letters under 250 words that serve public interest and avoid libelous or name calling language. The paper may edit letters without changing viewpoints and requires the author to provide name address and telephone number. Submission options include mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email to letters@ljworld.com.
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Al-Qaida strength grows in Syria amid peace push
Washington reports al Qaida expanding in Syria as rebel leaders seek a political settlement. Geneva talks on humanitarian relief gather Iran, Saudi Arabia, Russia and the United States, while Idriss warns ISIS remains a grave threat. Despite calls for Geneva 2, a second war against al Qaida could follow if Assad exits.
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Black Friday culture and the loss of values analysis
Cal Thomas argues that the Rush for material wealth on Black Friday reveals a decaying culture fueled by greed and entitlement. He cites shoplifting, violence, theft of Salvation Army kettles, and the growing trend of the knockout game, urging a return to traditional values and restraint before society worsens.
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Slattery calls for more volunteer aid to fund social services
U S Rep Jim Slattery met reporters in Lawrence to discuss social service funding. He criticized federal deficits and warned cuts mean less money for programs, urging expanded volunteer support from United Way and similar groups. Gas shortages in Lawrence saw some stations posting apologies while others adjusted hours as supplies varied.
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