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How some local volunteers remember those serving their country by sending packages with love. version #2: How some local volunteers remember those serving their country by sending packages with love. Plus, presidential candidate John McCain thanking New Hampshire. |
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Those in the know talk about New Hampshire in 2018. Stay tuned for my conversation on the future of the Granite State in the next decade. |
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The rising cost of food and why those high prices are likely here to stay. |
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John McCain returns to the Granite State as the presumptive republican presidential nominee. |
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And later, how some local volunteers remember those serving their country by sending packages with love. |
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Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. If you've done any grocery shopping lately, you've probably noticed that food prices are on the rise. In fact, the bureau of labor statistics reports prices on some commodities are up three times over last year. Outlook's Phil Vaughn reports on some of the reasons for the increase and explains why we might have to get used to paying more for our food. |
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So, assuming high food prices are going to be with us for awhile, some consumer advocates advise buying in bulk, buy generic, shop weekly and choose less processed foods. The latter is good for your health and your wallet. |
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Presumptive republican presidential nominee John McCain returns to the Granite State to thank supporters. |
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John McCain returned to New Hampshire this week. It was his first visit since clinching the delegates needed for the Republican Presidential nomination, and it was billed as a thank you to the state that launched his comeback. True to form, McCain held a town hall meeting, much like those he conducted during the Primary. Outlook's Richard Ager has the story from Exeter. |
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Sen. McCain told his supporters that New Hampshire will be a battleground state in this year's election, and so he intends - quote - "to be back and back and back" - because he needs this state to win the presidency. |
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A local group supports the troops at home and abroad. |
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A local group of volunteers with a mission to welcome every military flight of returning and departing troops at pease International tradeport -- got some national recognition this past week. President Bush invited the founding members of the group to the White House for a special thank you. |
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3: 50 thank you for your service…appreciate it. TRK1: Less than 24 hours after leaving Washington, the 6 founding members of the Pease Greeters were back on mission. TRK2: Day or night …a dedicated group of anywhere from 60 to 200 come to greet or send off troops passing thru Pease. Their tireless efforts earned them an invite to the White House. NATS: Ed Johnson/ 34:20 Charlie Nichols fought in so pacific.pelalu and Okinawa.in 34:32 he was in wheelchair on Monday when we met the president. and he wanted to get to his feet.struggled to get up hand came out he looked up and it was president of us helping him to his feet 34:45 applause 34:47 COVER: below 13:15 ever think wind up at white house? 13;19 no, never did.82 in 8 more days.Its highlight of my life.13:25 * TRK3: AlanWeston, often spotted behind the camera, says here and in Washington He is moved by the brotherhood of veterans. SOT: alan Weston : 40:48 the honor with me.meet pres.meet with vets… 82 charlie…see honor they gave him.president, pentagon… brought tears to your eyes many times 41:08 NATS: 36:42 chuck cove wounded twice.time in hospital.he is a hero 36:49 clap and applause… 36:49 fade out applause TRK4: For Chuck Cove, a Vietnam War Veteran, the trip to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center on the way home left a lasting impression. COVER FIRST sentence 9:53 last room we went into was a lt col.and he had been badly wounded said I went thru Pease at zero dark 30 in morning…you don't know what that mean to me he said 10:05 … thank you very much for that 10;10 TRK6: Sen John McCain came to thank greeters who recently welcomed his marine son on a surprise layover at Pease. NATS: MCCAIN: 23:15 23:15 many of you know 23:13 s a plane that landed here … wasn't supposed to. thank you for the wonderful greeting of those young marines…as they were coming home 23:25 SOT: 10:50 Chuck: they are cream of crop humbed to be able to do what little we do here. NATS UP AND COVER 10:44 god bless em all 7:21 thank you for your service.thank you very much |
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Some of the Pease Greeters also support the troops by participating in a program called We Care Packers. The all volunteer group sends care packages to troops serving overseas. Outlook Associate Producers Jennifer Clark and Adam Donovan show us how the program works. |
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At this VFW post in Rochester, dozens of volunteers are busy assembling what they call We Care Packages filled with the comforts of home. The operation started in 2003, by Marlene Brooks, who had a son serving in Korea at the time. The VFW provides the space to put the packages together, and postage to ship them overseas. |
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It usually takes at least two weeks for the packages to arrive. |
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That wraps up our program. Thanks for watching New Hampshire Outlook. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you next time. |
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WASHINGTON, DC – President George W. Bush today honored the “Pease Greeters” for their dedication to our men and women in uniform during a White House Oval Office meeting that Senator John Sununu arranged for representatives of the service organization. “Along with a memory that surely will last a lifetime, President Bush gave the ‘Pease Greeters’ the recognition they so richly deserve,” said Sununu, who attended the White House visit. “I have joined the ‘Greeters’ at Pease to welcome our troops and can attest to their limitless dedication to making sure members of the military for duty and return home with the strongest of support. I thank the President for taking the time to honor the great work and patriotism of this unique group.” The ‘Pease Greeters’ selected the following members to represent the group at the White House: Edmund Johnson , of Rye Beach, NH; Charles Cove , of York Beach, Maine; Harold Page , of Dover, NH; Charles Nichols , of Eliot, Maine; Alan Weston , of New Castle, NH; and Bill Hopper , of Rochester, NH. The group arrived in Washington, DC on Sunday evening for a two-day tour of the Capitol. In addition to the White House visit, Sununu arranged for the “Greeters” to tour the war memorials and monuments on the National Mall, the Pentagon, the Naval Observatory, the United States Capitol, and Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The ‘Greeters’ first organized in the spring of 2005 when they met a group of veterans returning from the Near East. Since then, the group has grown to more than 100 individuals, who gather at Pease on short notice, day or night, to greet or send off troops who may be passing through Pease. The 6 who traveled to Washington represent the scores of volunteers who have joined the Pease greeters since 2005. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/16/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:00 Now on NH Outlook: The rising cost of food and why those high prices are likely here to stay. John McCain returns to the Granite State for the first time as the presumptive republican presidential nominee. And later, how some local volunteers remember those serving their country by sending packages with love. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. If you've done any grocery shopping lately, you've probably noticed that food prices are on the rise. In fact, the bureau of labor statistics reports prices on some commodities are up three times over last year. Outlook's Phil Vaughn reports on some of the reasons for the increase and explains why we might have to get used to paying more for our food. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Valerie Rogers\Sweet Dreams Bakery Manager, Prof. John Carroll\UNH Dept. of Natural Resources |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/16/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:00 Now on NH Outlook: The rising cost of food and why those high prices are likely here to stay. John McCain returns to the Granite State for the first time as the presumptive republican presidential nominee. And later, how some local volunteers remember those serving their country by sending packages with love. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. If you've done any grocery shopping lately, you've probably noticed that food prices are on the rise. In fact, the bureau of labor statistics reports prices on some commodities are up three times over last year. Outlook's Phil Vaughn reports on some of the reasons for the increase and explains why we might have to get used to paying more for our food. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Valerie Rogers\Sweet Dreams Bakery Manager, Prof. John Carroll\UNH Dept. of Natural Resources |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/16/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:00 Now on NH Outlook: The rising cost of food and why those high prices are likely here to stay. John McCain returns to the Granite State for the first time as the presumptive republican presidential nominee. And later, how some local volunteers remember those serving their country by sending packages with love. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. John McCain returned to New Hampshire this week. It was his first visit since clinching the delegates needed for the Republican Presidential nomination, and it was billed as a thank you to the state that launched his comeback. True to form, McCain held a town hall meeting, much like those he conducted during the Primary. Outlook's Richard Ager has the story from Exeter. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Aaron Rubin\NotANOTHERWar.org, Will Thomas\NH Veterans for Peace, Emily Rocheleau\Londonderry, Pat Yosha\Exeter, Frank Sapareto\Derry, Sen. Joe Lieberman\ CT, Sen. John McCain\ Presidential Candidate, Linda Twombly\Nashua, Timothy Twombly\Nashua |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/16/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:00 Now on NH Outlook: The rising cost of food and why those high prices are likely here to stay. John McCain returns to the Granite State for the first time as the presumptive republican presidential nominee. And later, how some local volunteers remember those serving their country by sending packages with love. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. A local group of volunteers with a mission to welcome every military flight of returning and departing troops at pease International tradeport -- got some national recognition this past week. President Bush invited the founding members of the group to the White House for a special thank you. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Charles Cove \Marine Corps League, Seacoast, Charles Nichols\Marine Corps League, Seacoast, Alan Weston\Airport Maintenance Manager |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 3/16/2008 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:30 Now on NH Outlook: The rising cost of food and why those high prices are likely here to stay. John McCain returns to the Granite State for the first time as the presumptive republican presidential nominee. And later, how some local volunteers remember those serving their country by sending packages with love. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. Some of the Pease Greeters also support the troops by participating in a program called We Care Packers. The all volunteer group sends care packages to troops serving overseas. Outlook Associate Producers Jennifer Clark and Adam Donovan show us how the program works. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Jennifer Clark NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Marlene Brooks\We Care Packers, Derek Christopherson\Son Jared Serving in Iraq, Dana Hussey\NH VFW Post 1772 |