May 1, 2021
With the 144th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Florida State edge rusher Joshua Kaindoh. The Arrowhead Report Roundtable gives their instant reactions on the Chiefs first selection in this year s draft.
Tucker Franklin: With the way the board was falling, I m not surprised the Chiefs went with an edge rusher at this point. Kaindoh is a very strong athlete and tested well at his Pro Day. He checks all of defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo s boxes as he stands at 6-foot-6 and weighs in at 260 pounds with 34-1/2-inch arms. Kaindoh s physical frame is an obvious draw, but his ability to show some bend and drop into coverage is what makes this pick so interesting for the Chiefs. Kaindoh will likely become a rotational player starting out but has the ability to be a force on the other side of Frank Clark.
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In 1945 America Finally Had a Jet Fighter: Meet the P-80 Shooting Star
The jet enginer era took off with a mighty roar as the major powers of World War II all raced to invent and field these amazingly fast warplanes.
Key point: The plane was a good step towards the jet age, but it suffered from outdated win design that worked better for propellers. Here is how the Air Force learned much from the design, but at the cost of a few pilots lives.
On November 8, 1950, a flight of four straight-winged jets swooped down on an airfield at Sinuiju, North Korea on the Korean side of the border with China. The F-80 Shooting Stars raked the airfield with their six nose-mounted .50 caliber machine guns as black bursts of antiaircraft fire tore the sky around them.
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A new councilor stepped in to represent the 10th District.
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Tylor Elm, 6th District city councilor, serves as council president.
The Superior City Council has new leadership and a new councilor following the April 6 election.
Councilor Lindsey Graskey joined other even-numbered district representatives in taking the oath of office for a two-year term representing the 10th District.
Then the council selected its president and vice president for the next year.
Councilor Tylor Elm, who served as council vice president over the last year, received unanimous support to serve as president.
Two councilors were nominated to serve as vice president: Jenny Van Sickle and Nicholas Ledin. Van Sickle was selected to serve as vice president with a 7-3 vote, including garnering support from Ledin.
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