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Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. |
| Preshow #2 Troops Return to index of stories... |
Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. |
| Preshow #3 Heed Return to index of stories... |
And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Iraq is now a sovereign nation. Two days ahead of the June 30-th deadline, the handover of sovereignty to the interim Iraqi government happened Monday morning in a low-key ceremony in Baghdad. Paul Bremer-- the leader of the now defunct Coalition Provisional Authority-- handed over the leather bound transfer document to Iraq's interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, ending 14 months of U-S led occupation. |
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Iraq Preshow: sot/vo Bush sot: "This is a day of great hope for iraqis and a day that terrorist enemies hoped never to see." trt: 07 vo: shots of signing ceremony ======================================== THE TIMING WAS A SURPRISE, BUT THE TRANSFER OF POWER CAME OFF WITHOUT A HITCH. ON MONDAY PAUL BREMER HANDED POWER TO IRAQ'S INTERIM GOVERNMENT then shots of swearing in ceremony of Allawi, final CNN item IN AN APPARENT ATTEMPT TO STEM AT LEAST SOME OF THE INCREASED VIOLENCE IN IRAQ, THE HANDOVER OF POLITICAL POWER FROM THE COALITION TO THE INTERIM IRAQI GOVERNMENT WAS MOVED UP.FROM WEDNESDAY TO TODAY. THE ACCELERATION OF THE TRANSFER OF SOVEREIGNTY WAS DONE AT THE REQUEST OF IRAQ'S INTERIM GOVERNMENT. WHICH MUST NOW ATTEMPT TO GAIN CONTROL OF ITS COUNTRY, EVEN THOUGH IT WILL STILL BE THE UNITED STATES, THE BRITISH AND OTHERS WHOSE FORCES WILL HAVE TO PROVIDE SECURITY.UNTIL IRAQI FORCES ARE TRAINED TO TAKE OVER. AT THE TIME OF THE TRANSFER OF POWER IN IRAQ -- PRESIDENT BUSH WAS IN A NATO SUMMIT MEETING IN ISTANBUL, TURKEY. HE NOTED THE TIME ON HIS WATCH, THEN SHOOK HANDS WITH BRITISH PRIME MINISTER TONY BLAIR --HIS STEADFAST ALLY IN THE WAR. NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER CONDOLEEZA RICE ALSO PASSED A NOTE TO MR. BUSH THAT IRAQ WAS A SOVERIGN NATION. |
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U-S and Iraqi officials had been discussing the possibility of transferring power early for more than a week. The decision to do so ultimately came down to the urging of Iraqi Interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi.. President Bush says America's 130-thousand troops will stay in Iraq as long as needed. |
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All thoughts were with local troops serving their country during a rally Friday afternoon on the steps of the Statehouse in Concord. Hundreds came to the "New Hampshire Support Our troops" rally to honor service men and women from New Hampshire -- and across the country. Governor Benson, state lawmakers and families of deployed troops were among those in attendance. |
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There are about one-thousand New Hampshire troops currently deployed in Iraq. |
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Finally, advances in technology. University of New Hampshire's own Ben Schultz has received the distinctive honor of being named one of three key architects in the next generation internet. Schultz is the youngest person ever to be given the Internet Pioneer award. He is a managing engineer at the UNH InterOperability Laboratory. The I-O-L is in it's 16th year. The laboratory is staffed by a mix of technology professionals and more than 100 graduate and undergraduate students who work to improve networking products and technologies. Photographer Todd Ziemek attended a recent open house and takes us on a tour of the lab. |
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The UNH-IOL often brings together Fortune 100 companies like Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Fujitsu, A-T-and-T to make sure their latest products work with each other. |
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That is it for this edition of our program. For information and links to our guests and interviews, connect with us on-line at nhptv.org. Join our online discussion and tell us what's on your mind. You can also find streaming video of all our broadcasts. |
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On the next New Hampshire Outlook - The Democratic National Convention and the commuter nightmare that may come along with it. Roads will be closed and Amtrak is halting its Downeaster service. What it all means for New Hampshire commuters. Plus, we'll take a look at the state's push to attract tourists from Massachusetts during the Convention. |
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I'm Beth Carroll. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time. |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook: The potential commuter chaos during the Democratic National Convention. What New Hampshire commuters may be facing. Join us tonight at 10:00 only on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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Prescott park in Portsmouth is a great place to throw a Frisbee, read a book, and now - to fire up your laptop. A new free service lets park-goers connect to a wireless internet hot spot at the park. Julie Donnelly has more on the pros and cons of the new innovation. |
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THIS LITTLE HUT AT PRESCOTT PARK LOOKS PRETTY LOW TECH. BUT IT'S REALLY A DIGITAL MARVEL CALLED A WIFI HOTSPOT. IT WORKS SORT OF LIKE A CORDLESS PHONE. A BOX ON THE WALL SENDS AND RECEIVES SIGNALS TO LAPTOPS WITHIN A 500 FOOT RADIUS. "demonstration" track 1: CAN ANYONE WITH A LAPTOP USE IT? "if it's wifi ready" track 2: PRESCOTT PARK IS A PLACE OF CALM, TRANQUILITY, AND LOCAL COMMERCE OFFICIALS HOPE IT WILL BECOME A PLACE OF BUSINESS. "ginny clip" "it allows flexibility clip" track 3: NOT EVERYONE THINKS LOGGING ON - ON THE GRASS - IS A GOOD IDEA. Lars trodson 1:04:50 if we have the technology…us as people1:05:02 Track 4: LARS TRODSON OF THE PORTSMOUTH TIMES HAS WRITTEN EDITORIALS QUESTIONING THE WISDOM OF WIFI IN THE PARK Lars trodson 1:01:23 with public space…what happens here 1:01:59 Track 5: AND CO-FOUNDER SCOTT CAMPBELL ACKNOWLEDGES USING WIFI AT THE PARK ISN'T AS SAFE AS LOGGING ON AT HOME. "what happens if people look at porn" "what about security" track 6: AND THERE CAN BE GLITCHES "what happens if tech problems" track 7: BUT ALTHOUGH JEFF LEVINE HAD TROUBLE LOGGING ON THIS SUNNY AFTERNOON, HE SAYS OVERALL, IT'S A GREAT DEAL. Jeff" it's beautiful…" Track 8: BUT WILL IT BE BACK TO THE OFFICE WHEN THE WEATHER TURNS COLD? JEFF "in the winter I guess…" FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK, I'M JULIE DONNELLY |
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-- President Bush says the latest Internet technology should be available to everyone, not just people in cities. He says his administration is working toward getting high-speed Internet access, or broadband, to "every corner of America" by 2007. Bush saw a demonstration of broadband and wireless technology before speaking at the Commerce Department today. He says he's impressed by the ways broadband technology and certain software can be used to protect the nation. Bush says he saw software that enables a camera to distinguish between a squirrel and a bomb. The president says broadband technology also makes the economy more efficient -- and promotes productivity -- by bringing customers and businesses closer together. |
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-- A-T-and-T says it will stop selling local and long-distance residential service in seven states. The company blames a court decision that it says makes prices too high. Existing customers will be able to keep their service and the announcement does not affect business or government customers. The company has four-point-three million residential customers nationwide and 30 million long-distance customers. It would not disclose how many customers it has in the states where it will stop selling new service. A-T-and-T says its decision comes as a result of a court ruling that overturned Federal Communications Commission rules requiring regional Bell companies to sell access to their networks at a discount. The seven states are: Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Hampshire, Ohio, Tennessee and Washington. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 06/28/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 3:10 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Iraq is now a sovereign nation. Two days ahead of the June 30-th deadline, the handover of sovereignty to the interim Iraqi government happened Monday morning in a low-key ceremony in Baghdad. Paul Bremer-- the leader of the now defunct Coalition Provisional Authority-- handed over the leather bound transfer document to Iraq's interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, ending 14 months of U-S led occupation. U-S and Iraqi officials had been discussing the possibility of transferring power early for more than a week. The decision to do so ultimately came down to the urging of Iraqi Interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi. President Bush says America's 130-thousand troops will stay in Iraq as long as needed. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Ayad Allawi\Iraqi Interim Prime Minister Paul Bremer\Former CPA Administrator to Iraq |
| key: state politics/ government Return to index of stories... |
NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 06/28/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:20 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. All thoughts were with local troops serving their country during a rally Friday afternoon on the steps of the Statehouse in Concord. Hundreds came to the "New Hampshire Support Our troops" rally to honor service men and women from New Hampshire -- and across the country. Governor Benson, state lawmakers and families of deployed troops were among those in attendance. There are about one-thousand New Hampshire troops currently deployed in Iraq. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Major General John Blair\NH National Guard Craig Benson\NH Governor Wendy Byrne\Wife of Serviceman Amber-Lee Grover\Goffstown |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 06/28/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:20 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. All thoughts were with local troops serving their country during a rally Friday afternoon on the steps of the Statehouse in Concord. Hundreds came to the "New Hampshire Support Our troops" rally to honor service men and women from New Hampshire -- and across the country. Governor Benson, state lawmakers and families of deployed troops were among those in attendance. There are about one-thousand New Hampshire troops currently deployed in Iraq. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Major General John Blair\NH National Guard Craig Benson\NH Governor Wendy Byrne\Wife of Serviceman Amber-Lee Grover\Goffstown |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 06/28/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:20 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. All thoughts were with local troops serving their country during a rally Friday afternoon on the steps of the Statehouse in Concord. Hundreds came to the "New Hampshire Support Our troops" rally to honor service men and women from New Hampshire -- and across the country. Governor Benson, state lawmakers and families of deployed troops were among those in attendance. There are about one-thousand New Hampshire troops currently deployed in Iraq. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Major General John Blair\NH National Guard Craig Benson\NH Governor Wendy Byrne\Wife of Serviceman Amber-Lee Grover\Goffstown |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 06/28/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:24 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. New Hampshire Attorney General Peter Heed officially stepped down Monday amid allegations of sexual harassment. Heed resigned two weeks ago because he was being investigated for inappropriate contact with a woman during a state-sponsored conference last month. Saying he may have been hasty in resigning, Heed later asked the Executive Council to hold his resignation until the investigation was completed but last week the Council denied that request and accepted his resignation. Deputy Attorney General Kelly Ayotte is assuming Heed's duties. She's been nominated for the top job and if confirmed will become the first woman to serve as New Hampshire's attorney general. The Peter Heed Case -- put the issue of Sexual Harrassment back in the spotlight as pundits debated whether or not his actions constituted harrassment or just bad behavior.the public was left confused. Just what is Sexual Harrassment -- and how do you know when you've crossed the line? Here to talk about that are: Katharine Daly, The Executive Director for the NH Commisison for Human Rights, and Employment lawyer, James Reidy of Sheehan, Phinney, Bass & Green out of Manchester. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Katharine Daly\Exec. Dir., NH Commission for Human Rights Attorney James Reidy\Employment Lawyer, "Sheehan,Phinney,Bass & Green" |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 06/28/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:24 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. New Hampshire Attorney General Peter Heed officially stepped down Monday amid allegations of sexual harassment. Heed resigned two weeks ago because he was being investigated for inappropriate contact with a woman during a state-sponsored conference last month. Saying he may have been hasty in resigning, Heed later asked the Executive Council to hold his resignation until the investigation was completed but last week the Council denied that request and accepted his resignation. Deputy Attorney General Kelly Ayotte is assuming Heed's duties. She's been nominated for the top job and if confirmed will become the first woman to serve as New Hampshire's attorney general. The Peter Heed Case -- put the issue of Sexual Harrassment back in the spotlight as pundits debated whether or not his actions constituted harrassment or just bad behavior.the public was left confused. Just what is Sexual Harrassment -- and how do you know when you've crossed the line? Here to talk about that are: Katharine Daly, The Executive Director for the NH Commisison for Human Rights, and Employment lawyer, James Reidy of Sheehan, Phinney, Bass & Green out of Manchester. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Katharine Daly\Exec. Dir., NH Commission for Human Rights Attorney James Reidy\Employment Lawyer, "Sheehan,Phinney,Bass & Green" |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 06/28/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:45 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. Finally, advances in technology. University of New Hampshire's own Ben Schultz has received the distinctive honor of being named one of three key architects in the next generation internet. Schultz is the youngest person ever to be given the Internet Pioneer award. He is a managing engineer at the UNH InterOperability Laboratory. The I-O-L is in it's 16th year. The laboratory is staffed by a mix of technology professionals and more than 100 graduate and undergraduate students who work to improve networking products and technologies. Photographer Todd Ziemek attended a recent open house and takes us on a tour of the lab. The UNH-IOL often brings together Fortune 100 companies like Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Fujitsu, A-T-and-T to make sure their latest products work with each other. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Todd Ziemek NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Chris Volpe\IOL Communications/Info. Coordinator Lincoln Lavoie\UNH Graduate Student Jeff LaPak\UNH Graduate Student Claire Kraft\UNH Graduate Student Gerard Goubert\UNH Consortium Manager |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 06/28/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:45 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: The hand-over of sovereignty to Iraq-- why it was done ahead of schedule. Also ahead, hundreds turn out in Concord for a tribute rally to troops serving their country. And later: Attorney General Peter Heed officially leaves his post after a sexual harassment allegation. We'll take a look at the sexual harrassment law in NH. Finally, advances in technology. University of New Hampshire's own Ben Schultz has received the distinctive honor of being named one of three key architects in the next generation internet. Schultz is the youngest person ever to be given the Internet Pioneer award. He is a managing engineer at the UNH InterOperability Laboratory. The I-O-L is in it's 16th year. The laboratory is staffed by a mix of technology professionals and more than 100 graduate and undergraduate students who work to improve networking products and technologies. Photographer Todd Ziemek attended a recent open house and takes us on a tour of the lab. The UNH-IOL often brings together Fortune 100 companies like Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Fujitsu, A-T-and-T to make sure their latest products work with each other. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Todd Ziemek NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Chris Volpe\IOL Communications/Info. Coordinator Lincoln Lavoie\UNH Graduate Student Jeff LaPak\UNH Graduate Student Claire Kraft\UNH Graduate Student Gerard Goubert\UNH Consortium Manager |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook. . Tonight at 10pm on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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Monday, June 28, 2004: We taped tonight's discussion on time at 5pm. But we had to wait to do the rest of the show because of editing problems earlier in the day. All of the avid rooms went down and then Edit 2 failed so that delayed us finishing pieces for the show. We finished taping by 6:40pm. |
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Have releases for sexual harassment discussion from James P. Reidy and Katharine Daly |