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Confronting the racial divide (Ventura County Star)
The topic on the table was racism and the presidency. Four retired white men ate breakfast at the back of an Oxnard restaurant as they do every week, gabbing about crashing stocks and the health woes evidenced by the oxygen tank parked nearby. An outsider asked the former co-workers about their vote in the presidential election and whether Barack Obama's skin color will influence it. Toss ... Class Notes (The Beaufort Gazette)
Non-profit organization sponsors 22nd annual tour of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Datebook: Ghost Tails Dog Walk & Ghost Tours (The Beacon News)
Naperville's Ghost Lady teams with Two Bostons Pet Boutique. Tour departs from Two Bostons, 232 S. Washington St., Naperville, at 7 p.m. 11-07-08 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE (Eurweb)
ELECTION NIGHT WITH THE OBAMAS: People magazine in hotel suite with entire extended family. On the scene: Quickfuse takes a final bow (The State)
LAST SHOT: Quickfuse , the shotgun ammo-wielding metal band, released a brilliantly morbid album, “One Shot One Kill,” in 2005. On Saturday, the band takes its final shot. After more than five years of shredding guitar strings and audiences, Quickfuse is calling it quits. For the final show, the original members — Wade Parrott (vocals, guitar), Travis Saalfrank (guitar), Chris Rose ... Klan ordered to pay $2.5 million in civil trial (Louisville Courier-Journal)
The leader of the Kentucky-based Imperial Klans of America and a former Klansman must pay $2.5 million in damages for the beating of a minority teenager at a county fair that left him with permanent injuries, a Meade County jury ruled late last night. In all her glory: Flag exhibit flies at museum (Reno Gazette-Journal)
While the national consciousness focuses on red states and blue states these days, the Nevada Museum of Art is featuring another aspect of America; the American flag. Jury awards $2.5 million in Klan lawsuit (Louisville Courier-Journal)
A Meade County jury has ordered the Ku Klux Klan, a Klan leader and a former follower to pay $2.5 million to a teenager who was beaten by a pair of white supremacists at a county fair in 2006. Saving Language Saving History (KFDX Wichita Falls)
Centuries ago, possibly where oil wells and factories now stand around Wichita Falls, there were only the brush and grass- covered domed huts of the Wichita Indians, and their fields of tobacco, corn and melons. Man sought for leaving pre-release (Billings Gazette)
Authorities are looking for a 26-year-old man who walked away from a pre-release center in Billings.
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