Japan denies auto buying promises at Bush summit
Japan and Toyota officials rejected claims that Tokyo bound itself to purchase U.S. cars and parts. Miyazawa called the auto import target a forecast, not a firm pledge, while Toyoda said Toyota might study selling GM cars but not guarantee it.
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Firms blame unfilled jobs on unskilled workers in the U S
New York AP reports 8.9 million unemployed 1.1 million discouraged workers and 6.3 million part timers amid claims firms cannot fill openings due to lack of skills. NAM Towers Perrin survey shows many rejected for reading writing math and work fit. future jobs require higher education. advocates school reform and school-to-work programs.
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State cuts in art funds less than expected
Gov. Joan Finney faces budget pressures as art funding reductions appear smaller than anticipated. The editorial notes reliance on the Economic Development Initiatives Fund, and mentions shifts in funding sources for the arts commission. Funding details continue on page 11a.
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Schools of the future expand role in community
Lawrence School Superintendent Dan Neuenswander outlines plans for public schools to serve as community hubs. He envisions extended school years and days, school based housing for health and social services, and functions like recreation and adult education within schools. He stresses integrated services and non isolation of agencies. Community Children's Center Head Start director Charline Freitag cites transportation gaps and a $28,000 annual need to serve 78 students.
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Weather Tonight Clear With Warm Tuesday Outlook
Tonight will be clear with a low of 31. Tuesday promises more sun and warmth with a high near 58. No precipitation is expected. Winds light to moderate. Temperature swings reflect seasonal pattern for the region.
Price protests sweep Vladivostok amid shortages
In Vladivostok hundreds demonstrated against three weeks of rising prices and empty shelves as a cost of living crisis deepens. Belarus followed with a second round of increases today, highlighting regional economic strain and shortages. Scott King, widow of the Rev. Martin King, is referenced in a quoted line.
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Douglas County faces delay on juvenile center funding
State decision to withhold financing for four planned juvenile detention centers, including Douglas County's, triggers anger among commissioners. SRS says 90 percent of the $1.5 million construction cost may be financed later after cost studies on a federal mandate. House hearing set in Topeka. questions linger about bonds, long term funding, and county participation.
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