Lawrence dealers fund automotive tech degree at Peaslee Tech
Six Lawrence auto dealers Laird Noller Dale Willey Briggs Crown Jack Ellena and Lawrence Kia will donate 10 000 annually for five years to create an automotive technology program at Peaslee Tech in Lawrence. The new credential aims to feed a growing high tech repair sector and expand local career pathways.
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Lawrence
Peaslee Tech
Laird Noller
Dale Willey
Briggs
Crown
Jack Ellena
Lawrence Kia
Honeywell Avionics
31St and
Haskell
Chamber
Economic Development Corporation of
Douglas County
Pl Group Inc
Runaway Wagon Crash Destroys Lamp Post and Injuries Supposed
From the Kansas Daily Tribune October 13 1866 a dramatic street accident describes a runaway team pulling a wagon at high speed striking a lamp post causing debris and near injury to bystanders. Also recounted is a quarrel where a man bragging of being a rebel was knocked down and briefly fought before rescue.
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Kansas Daily Tribune
Simpson's Bank
Trump a poor excuse for a man
Leonard Pitts Jr writes that Donald Trump and Billy Bush showcased shocking locker room chatter in a 2005 Access Hollywood clip. He argues the behavior is not “how men are” and condemns Trump as a pampered frat boy, highlighting GOP leaders withdrawing support and voters backing the candidate. He labels Trump a poor excuse for a man and urges accountability.
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Donald Trump
Billy Bush
Access Hollywood
Washington Post
Alpha Centauri
New York Times
CNN
Trump
Hooters
John McCain
Paul Ryan
GOP
Oval Office
Leonard Pitts Jr
The
Miami Herald
Today in History milestone dates across American history
On Oct 13 1792 the White House cornerstone was laid in DC while in 1775 the Navy began as Continental Congress ordered a fleet. In 1932 Hoover and Hughes placed the Supreme Court building cornerstone. In 1962 Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf opened on Broadway.
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Executive Mansion
White House
District of Columbia
United States Navy
Continental Congress
Herbert Hoover
Charles Evans Hughes
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Broadway
Will Clinton claim a mandate in a divided Congress
Doyle McManus analyzes how a Democratic majority in the Senate and House could shape a Clinton presidency. He weighs scenarios for bipartisan cooperation, potential policy wins, and the risks of Republican obstruction as voters decide the fate of Congress alongside the presidential race.
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Donald Trump
Clinton
Senate
House of Representatives
Obama
House
Congress
Tim Kaine
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Missouri
David Winston
Winston
Mark Mellman
Ronald Reagan
NBC News
The
Wall Street Journal
Norman J. Ornstein
American Enterprise Institute
Ornstein
Trump
Doyle McManus
Los Angeles Times
Doyle
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