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49 News at 10:00: October 2, 2008

By Lisa Coble-Krings

Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008

The gloves were off, and the candidates went toe-to-toe in tonight's vice presidential debate. Find out how our Voice of the Voter panel is reacting to the showdown. Plus, learn how you can improve your chances of getting a car loan during this credit crunch. USD 501 looks at adopting an ethics code. Find out why they are deciding now to put such regulations in place. After we asked questions, a recalled candy was pulled from a local store's shelves. Learn how the possible tainted candy slipped past state inspection. Find out how the economic plan that was approved last night by the Senate differs from the original plan voted down by the House Monday. Record drops in the stock market have many Kansans banking on credit unions to keep their money safe. In weather Friday, expect lots of sunshine with highs back in the middle 70s. Junior ROTC cadets rolled up their sleeves and got to work cleaning up the Curtis Family Cemetery. Find out how a paperless curriculum at K-State could be helping to improve grades.

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