Shootings revive idea of Capitol visitors center
Washington lawmakers revisit an underground Capitol visitors center to add security screening for tourists and staff. Eleanor Holmes Norton calls it the best measure to protect visitors, staff, and members after Friday’s shooting. The plan previously stalled in 1991 over a $71 million cost.
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No law would have stopped Weston shooting in Capitol
Washington officials note a federal ban could not have prevented Russell E Weston Jr from obtaining a gun from a relative and fatally shooting a police officer. Weston forced past a metal detector and continued the attack before being wounded and captured.
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Activists rally against damage in Orgas mountaintop event
West Virginia activists including Secretary of State Ken Hechler gathered at the Orgas community center for a mountaintop removal rally. Randy Sprouse of Coal River Mountain Watch said the event let citizens share experiences and learn to protect their communities. Attendees spoke to the audience and wrote letters to government leaders about their concerns.
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Powerball Jackpot Reaches 250 Million Breathtaking Stakes Rise
Iowa retailers brace for a record 250 million Powerball jackpot drawing amid anticipated Friday rush. U S Gas manager Jane LeBlanc notes extra staff and machines to handle customers, while officials verify Saturday results and prepare for potential windfall.
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Technical role of community colleges vital
ANN DOTY, director with the non profit League for Innovation in the Community College, emphasizes the crucial technical function of community colleges in workforce training. Her remarks highlight industry partnerships, applied science programs, and scalable pathways that connect learners to local economies.
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Morella Eyes Subcommittee on Tech Training at Community Colleges
Rep. Constance Morella R Md plans to chair a subcommittee hearing on how community colleges will handle technology in the 21st century. Officials and industry leaders stress colleges must train high tech workers to fill jobs and keep U.S. firms globally competitive. Many see community colleges as key partners for middle path training alongside four-year universities.
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