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Now on New Hampshire Outlook: New England: New Century, New Game - a new report takes a critical look at the region. What the author says might suprise you. Then later: |
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You know her from P-B-S's The Newshour. Margaret Warner -- in NH recently -- talks about her early days here in the granite state -- and how it relates to her Washington coverage now. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. 80 years ago, the New England Council was formed by business and government leaders to keep an eye on the health of the region's economy. They're still fulfilling that role and earlier this month the council issued the results of a recent economic study at a gathering of business leaders in Portsmouth. Compared to the rest of the country, the study found that New England is only "average" in terms of economic growth. North Carolina, Virginia and Atlanta are easily outpacing us. The study says the high cost of living, the exodus of young people and the lack of investment in higher education are hampering our economy. |
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It's not the only report with warnings about what lies ahead for New England. The New England Futures Project released a series of reports researched and written by "Citistates Group"-- an organization that examines the challenges that regions face. The authors spent 3 years in New England attending town hall meetings, gatherings with political leaders and talking with citizens about the future of the region. Outlook's Phil Vaughn had the chance to talk with one of the authors recently in Portsmouth. Here's what he learned. |
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The next New England Futures Project report will be released in November. Its focus is on energy. |
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The Business and Industry Association is looking ahead to 2006 and the top priorities of the state's business community. On Tuesday, the business advocacy group -- released its 2006 legislative and regulatory agenda. It targets five key issues for action: Addressing the rising cost of health care and health insurance, Working to improve the availability and affordability of workforce housing; Fostering economic growth; Striving to alleviate the rising cost of electricity and fuels; and Making environmental laws and regulations more effective and business friendly. The B-I-A agenda is the culmination of several roundtable discussions with more than 300 business and opinion leaders across the state. The agenda was released just one week after the B-I-A's annual Dinner where the group handed out its Lifetime Achievement Award -- presented annually to a New Hampshire business professional who demonstrates a long-term commitment to leadership in their industry, community and to the state. This year's recipient: Attorney Jack Middleton, director and president of the law firm of McLane, Graf, Raulerson and Middleton. Middleton was in the Marines for 9 years, and he's also served on the boards of the B-I-A, NH Public Television and the Mount Washington Observatory. |
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Margaret Warner -a senior correspondent for the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer on PBS was the keynote speaker at the BIA dinner. She's been covering the Washington beat for years. She had a long stint at Newsweek, was a regular panelist on CNN's capital gang and PBS's Washington-week-in-review -- but, it was here in NH that she "launched" her career working at Fosters Daily Democrat and the Concord Monitor. Now, a Washington insider -- Warner shared her views on the Supreme Court Nomination of Harriet Miers -- and spoke about her early days in NH. I asked her what makes politics here.unique. |
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Margaret Warner returns to NH at least every 4 years to cover the presidential primary. During this trip to NH -- she was working on a story for The NewsHour about the GOP strategy in the Miers nomination. Warner interviewed Republican National committeeman Tom Rath -- who's calling on GOP Senators to support an up-or-down vote on the President's embattled high-court choice. |
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That concludes this edition of New Hampshire Outlook. Thanks for watching. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you next time. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/25/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 2:35 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: New England: New Century, New Game - a new report takes a critical look at the region. What the author says might suprise you. Then later: You know her from P-B-S's The Newshour. Margaret Warner -- in NH recently -- talks about her early days here in the granite state -- and how it relates to her Washington coverage now. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. 80 years ago, the New England Council was formed by business and government leaders to keep an eye on the health of the region's economy. They're still fulfilling that role and earlier this month the council issued the results of a recent economic study at a gathering of business leaders in Portsmouth. Compared to the rest of the country, the study found that New England is only "average" in terms of economic growth. North Carolina, Virginia and Atlanta are easily outpacing us. The study says the high cost of living, the exodus of young people and the lack of investment in higher education are hampering our economy. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: James Brett\New England Council CEO |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/25/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:05 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: New England: New Century, New Game - a new report takes a critical look at the region. What the author says might suprise you. Then later: You know her from P-B-S's The Newshour. Margaret Warner -- in NH recently -- talks about her early days here in the granite state -- and how it relates to her Washington coverage now. It's not the only report with warnings about what lies ahead for New England. The New England Futures Project released a series of reports researched and written by "Citistates Group"-- an organization that examines the challenges that regions face. The authors spent 3 years in New England attending town hall meetings, gatherings with political leaders and talking with citizens about the future of the region. Outlook's Phil Vaughn had the chance to talk with one of the authors recently in Portsmouth. Here's what he learned. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Curtis Johnson\New England Futures Project |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/25/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 2:34 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: New England: New Century, New Game - a new report takes a critical look at the region. What the author says might suprise you. Then later: You know her from P-B-S's The Newshour. Margaret Warner -- in NH recently -- talks about her early days here in the granite state -- and how it relates to her Washington coverage now. The Business and Industry Association is looking ahead to 2006 and the top priorities of the state's business community. On Tuesday, the business advocacy group -- released its 2006 legislative and regulatory agenda. It targets five key issues for action: Addressing the rising cost of health care and health insurance, Working to improve the availability and affordability of workforce housing; Fostering economic growth; Striving to alleviate the rising cost of electricity and fuels; and Making environmental laws and regulations more effective and business friendly. The B-I-A agenda is the culmination of several roundtable discussions with more than 300 business and opinion leaders across the state. The agenda was released just one week after the B-I-A's annual Dinner where the group handed out its Lifetime Achievement Award -- presented annually to a New Hampshire business professional who demonstrates a long-term commitment to leadership in their industry, community and to the state. This year's recipient: Attorney Jack Middleton, director and president of the law firm of McLane, Graf, Raulerson and Middleton. Middleton was in the Marines for 9 years, and he's also served on the boards of the B-I-A, NH Public Television and the Mount Washington Observatory. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: George Gantz\BIA Chair/Unitil Corporation; Gov. John Lynch\ New Hampshire; Jack Middleton\Attorney/BIA Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 10/25/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 2:34 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: New England: New Century, New Game - a new report takes a critical look at the region. What the author says might suprise you. Then later: You know her from P-B-S's The Newshour. Margaret Warner -- in NH recently -- talks about her early days here in the granite state -- and how it relates to her Washington coverage now. Margaret Warner -a senior correspondent for the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer on PBS was the keynote speaker at the BIA dinner. She's been covering the Washington beat for years. She had a long stint at Newsweek, was a regular panelist on CNN's capital gang and PBS's Washington-week-in-review -- but, it was here in NH that she "launched" her career working at Fosters Daily Democrat and the Concord Monitor. Now, a Washington insider, Warner shared her views on the Supreme Court Nomination of Harriet Miers -- and spoke about her early days in NH. I asked her what makes politics here unique. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Margaret Warner\The NewsHour |
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Tonight's show was a tough show to put together because of a lot of so many tapes and graphics. Plus, the AD was sick so Randy had to AD and he also had to cut a VO and a SOT that was given to him at 4:00. Phil's father died on Monday so he wasn't thinking too clearly which added a little extra stress but we handled it. Once we got going, it seemed to go okay. There just a lot of stuff in the show that seemed to last forever. |
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