CorpusRecord 14849

CIMS News - Tuesday, October 14

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Source
YouTube / USD264 YouTube
Date
2025-10-15
Location
Sedgwick County, KS
Material
Transcript
Extent
216 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-05

Transcript

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001This is CMS News for Tuesday, October 14th. Our stories today are National Dessert Day, the US Senate is making today National Charlie Kirk Day in honor of him, and it's National Bald Day. >> Now for today's weather, the higher temperature will be 65 with cloudy skies. Uh, now for today's >> Today's National Dessert Day. The oldest recorded dessert is called Meru from back in Mesopotamia in 1750 BC. Mu is a combination of dates and nuts. The most popular dessert is ice cream. Ice cream is a multi-billionaire industry in the United States alone. Approximately one of six Americans eat a dessert every night and adding up to a quarter million. For today's birthdays, we have Talon Pisig and Brody Swanson. The US Senate is making today National Charlie Kirk Day. The US Senate on Thursday unanimously

002approved the resolution to designate October 14th, 2025 as a national day of remembrance for Charlie Kirk. The US Senate Senator added, "Charlie was never afraid to have a discussion. He didn't care if he agreed or disagreed with his ideas. He welcomed the opportunity to respectfully and peacefully debate ideas in the court of public opinion. They made this day in the honor of Charlie Hook's birthday. >> Today we have a cross country league meet. Good luck Indians. >> Since today is National Bald Day, I will state some facts about things that are bald. Fact number one, inspirational figures such as Mr. Clean are bald. Fact number two, more than 50 million men across the country are bald. Fact number three, OG seventh grade social studies teacher, Mr. Gerber, was bald. Have a great day and go

003Indians. I think I

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