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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to NH Outlook. |
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In this edition Keeping a lid on sports celebrations at the University of New Hampshire. We'll have some perspective on the days ahead. |
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Plus, the people behind the presidential candidates talk politics. |
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But first, New Hampshire's assistant safety commissioner-- John Stephen has been tapped to head the state's largest department. With the unanimous approval of the Executive Council, Stephen was confirmed as the state's new Commissioner of the Health and Human Services Department. He replaces Nick Vailas, who resigned following reports about possible conflicts of interest. Richard Ager has more on the Executive Council session Wednesday in Claremont. |
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soundup: council tape 10:02:21 Track: The Claremont middle school band provided a welcoming note as the Executive council took its deliberations on the road. soundup: council tape 10:36:10 Happy birthday to you. Track: The session at the Sugar River Valley Regional Tech Center featured a celebration of the governor's birthday. and then it was on to business. Councilor David Wheeler spoke in support of the nomination to the commision on the status of women of Karen Testerman, who has espoused anti-gay and anti-feminist views. bite: council tape 10:48:03 I've known Karen Testerman for many years.request a roll call vote. Track: Despite that argument, the all Republican Council voted 3-2 to defeat Testerman's nomination. soundup: traffic at tolls Track: On subsequent votes, the council approved extending the one-way tolls on Interstate 95 through the foliage season. Two way tolls will be restored Nov. 2. soundup: 10:56:30 .and perform the duties. Track: On subsequent votes, the Council also confirmed and the Governor swore in John Stephen as the new commissioner of Health and Human Services. Stephen is the current deputy commissioner of safety, and has no background in health care. But councilor Ray Wieczorek says the department has. Bite: 10:54:00 3-4,000 people to do that. But we need someone to.pleased to move the nomination of John Stephen. Track: The new commissioner says his entire department will be reevaluated and changes could be coming. bite: council tape 11:36:50 There are people who have been working on this area for months now.SAVINGS ANYWHERE?that's key. 11:39:08 DID NICK VAILIS GIVE YOU ANY PARTING WORDS OF ADVICE..I gotta run. Track: For now, that's probably good advice. For NH Outlook, I'm Richard Ager |
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There are heightened security concerns at UNH --following Monday's disturbance in downtown Durham. When The Red Sox clinched the playoffs. students POURED onto Main street --and riot police responded. Close to 600 students converged on Main Street -- yelling and cheering. It was a far cry from April's riot in downtown Durham following the defeat of the UNH hockey team --in which 87 people were arrested. Monday, there was no violence toward police. --But -- It was an ILLEGAL gathering nonetheless and police were out in full force. The latest disturbance comes on the heels of a student summit at UNH seeking to prevent such incidents. |
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Moving now to politics. It isn't often that the people behind the candidates debate. That's what happened last week at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College. Here are some of the highlights of the conversation with the people who help shape the campaigns of presidential candidates. |
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Speaking of politics, we have to take a few moments to talk about one of the most closely watched Gubernatorial campaigns in US History. On the West Coast, the muscular Movie Star Arnold Schwarzenegger has been elected Governor of California in a precedent setting RECALL vote. Barring any legal challenges Schwarzenegger could be sworn-in by next month. In case you missed it, here's more on the topsy-turvey race that became a national spectacle. |
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On the next New Hampshire Outlook - President George Bush heads to the Granite State. We'll bring you highlights. |
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. Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook. President George Bush heads to the Granite State. We'll bring you highlights tonight at 10:00 only on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/08/03 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 3:50 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, Keeping a lid on sports celebrations at the University of New Hampshire. We'll have some perspective on the days ahead. Plus, the people behind the presidential candidates talk politics. New Hampshire's assistant safety commissioner John Stephen has been tapped to head the state's largest department. With the unanimous approval of the Executive Council, Stephen was confirmed as the state's new Commissioner of the Health and Human Services Department. He replaces Nick Vailas, who resigned following reports about possible conflicts of interest. Richard Ager has more on the Executive Council session Wednesday in Claremont. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager, NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Councilor David Wheeler\R - District 5, Councilor Ray Wieczorek\R - District 4, John Stephen\Commissioner, NH Health & Human Svcs |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/08/03 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 3:50 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, Keeping a lid on sports celebrations at the University of New Hampshire. We'll have some perspective on the days ahead. Plus, the people behind the presidential candidates talk politics. New Hampshire's assistant safety commissioner John Stephen has been tapped to head the state's largest department. With the unanimous approval of the Executive Council, Stephen was confirmed as the state's new Commissioner of the Health and Human Services Department. He replaces Nick Vailas, who resigned following reports about possible conflicts of interest. Richard Ager has more on the Executive Council session Wednesday in Claremont. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Councilor David Wheeler\R - District 5, Councilor Ray Wieczorek\R - District 4, John Stephen\Commissioner, NH Health & Human Svcs |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/08/03 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:00 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, Keeping a lid on sports celebrations at the University of New Hampshire. We'll have some perspective on the days ahead. Plus, the people behind the presidential candidates talk politics. There are heightened security concerns at UNH following Monday's disturbance in downtown Durham. When The Red Sox clinched the playoffs. students POURED onto Main street and riot police responded. Close to 600 students converged on Main Street yelling and cheering. It was a far cry from April's riot in downtown Durham following the defeat of the UNH hockey team in which 87 people were arrested. Monday, there was no violence toward police. But It was an ILLEGAL gathering nonetheless and police were out in full force. The latest disturbance comes on the heels of a student summit at UNH seeking to prevent such incidents. Joining us: Dave Kurz the Chief of the Durham Police Department and Jennifer Murray the vice president of communication at the University of New Hampshire. We asked a number of students to join us but, none accepted. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS:Dave Kurz\Durham Police Chief, Jennifer Murray\VP Communications, UNH |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/08/03 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:00 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, Keeping a lid on sports celebrations at the University of New Hampshire. We'll have some perspective on the days ahead. Plus, the people behind the presidential candidates talk politics. Moving now to politics. It isn't often that the people behind the candidates debate. That's what happened last week at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College. Here are some of the highlights of the conversation with the people who help shape the campaigns of presidential candidates. Speaking of politics, we have to take a few moments to talk about one of the most closely watched Gubernatorial campaigns in US History. On the West Coast, the muscular Movie Star Arnold Schwarzenegger has been elected Governor of California in a precedent setting RECALL vote. Barring any legal challenges Schwarzenegger could be sworn-in by next month. In case you missed it, here's more on the topsy-turvey race that became a national spectacle. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager, Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Peter Greenberger\LiebermanCampaign, Jennifer Donahue\Moderator, Jim Demers\Gephardt Campaign, George Bruno\Clark Campaign, Michael King \Dean Campaign, Voice of: Dante Scala\NH Institute of Politics, Ken Robinson \Kerry Campaign, Nick Baldick\Edwards Campaign, Arnold Schwarzenegger\R - California Gov Candidate, Gov. Gray Davis\D - California, Tom McClintock\R - Fmr. Calif. Gov. Candidate, Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante\D - California, Tony Quinn\Political Analyst |
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-NH--Episcopalians-Gays Episcopal conservatives say they're serious about split dewap -- A conservative movement that could split the Episcopal Church opened a national rally this week in Dallas with prayers, singing and sobering messages about a break with liberals, partly because of the election of New Hampshire's openly gay bishop. The meeting's goal is to shape plans for Episcopalians who oppose their denomination's increasing acceptance of gay relationships. At its national convention this summer, the church confirmed the election Gene Robinson as the bishop of New Hampshire and voted to recognize blessing ceremonies for same-sex couples. Bishop Robert Duncan of Pittsburgh says the church has embraced heresy. Another speaker said members of the church are confused, hurt, angry, concerned and grieved. l |
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