GM Cruze push in Lordstown signals shift to smaller cars
GM reports U.S. Cobalt and Cruze output at its Lordstown plant while outlining a major retooling effort. The project adds 800 robots, reshapes a 500-foot conveyor, and repositions parts to boost productivity without reducing local jobs. GM aims to meet rising fuel economy targets and compete with Honda Toyota Hyundai and Ford. UAW leaders defend the rebuild as a path to returning customers to GM’s lineup.
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Longtime Sunday school teacher embraces creative Bible lessons
A veteran teacher with about 30 years in the fifth and sixth grade program blends stories with visuals like a pillar of salt and an ark scene built by her late husband. She says teaching comes naturally, using personal anecdotes to connect with students and proving the Lord guides her words. She plans to continue teaching as long as God allows.
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State edges toward July 1 with no budget in sight
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania faces a new fiscal year without a state budget as negotiations stall. If unresolved, state workers would miss pay starting July 17 and some vendors could be unable to provide services, though furloughs and closed offices are unlikely. Officials warn impact will grow if stalemate continues.
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