Auto bailout dies in Senate as talks collapse
The Senate rejected a 14 billion auto industry bailout 52 to 35 after marathon negotiations among labor, industry, and lawmakers. Ford GM and the White House expressed disappointment as supporters and opponents blamed each side amid a worsening economic crisis and job losses.
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Lawrence mulls coordinated city transit plan
The Lawrence Public Library hosted a three hour open house where transit leaders gathered public input on improving KU on Wheels and the T bus and paratransit network. They aim to reduce duplication, potentially realign routes and schedules, and hire a consultant by January to guide coordinated service before spring break as KU students decide where to live next year.
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