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Hello. I'm Allison McNair. Welcome to NH Outlook. |
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The Democratic candidates for president are here, there, and everywhere in the state.We'll talk about their strategy. And look at the latest Granite State poll on the President. |
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Plus, it's spring and hibernating New Hampshire wildlife are beginning to move. Naturalist Dave Erler shows us the wonders of one hibernating animal.But first. |
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New Hampshire public health officials say they are prepared to deal with an outbreak of SARS should it come. That word from state epidemiologist - Dr. Jesse Greenblatt who spoke Monday at a news conference on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. Governor Craig Benson and state officials held the "informational meeting" with members of the department of public health, emergency management, law enforcement and the medical community. Dr. Greenblatt says the state is being vigilant. |
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11:37:25 We are actively looking for cases and are working with collegues in hospitals and emergency deaprtments to monitor any cases that may look like SARS. 11:37:41 -- 11:31:34 SARS people shouldn't be afraid but treat it with respect, be responsible practicee good hygeine, and we should be doing that anyway - that will partly remove the threat 11:32:06 |
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If you're concerned about SARS or have any questions you can call the NH Department Health and Human Services Bureau of Communicable Disease Control 603-271-4496 1-800-852-3345 4496. |
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The New Hampshire Presidential Primary won't happen for another nine months, but for political activists and the candidates who want to be President, it's already well under way. We'll talk about who's running and how their campaigns are doing in a few minutes. But first, producer Richard Ager gives us a quick summary of the democrats who will be asking for your vote. |
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Soundup: Edwards campaigns tape 1 00:02:07 Track: Travelling hundreds of miles through lousy weather to meet small groups of people in places few have ever heard of…. Soundup: Edwards campaigns tape 1 09;47:27 "Welcome to the only Henniker on earth.. Track: Yes - all the signs are here: Primary season is under way and the Democrats who want to be president are coming to New Hampshire. Bite: Edwards campaigns tape 1 10:17:59 In two years, just a little over two years, this is what we've gotten: 2.6 million jobs lost; $4.5 trillion lost in the stock market; a $5.6 trillion federal surplus gone. We are in deficit spending. Track: First, they make their case against the President, as Sen. John Kerry did on Earth Day. Kerry/Earth Day tape 14:39:38 First, President Bush broke a campaign promise to reduce the harmful carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to global warming from power plants. Instead of enforcing the law, he has taken environmental cops off the beat and he is letting power plants hundreds of miles away from New England pollute New England's air. Track: And then they offer their own plan, such as Rep. Dick Gephardt's health care proposal to cover all Americans by granting tax credits to employers who provide health insurance. Gephardt/health care tape 00:20;05 I think my plan not only helps companies, helps individuals, not only helps families more than the Bush tax cuts, but I think it's more economically stimulative because it helps corporations. Politics 'n Eggs - Lieberman tape 1 01:18:40 Even the tax cut, as we can now say two years after the first one was adopted, does nothing to stimulate the economy - the recovery we need today - but does plunge America deeper into debt today and tomorrow. Track: All the Democrats have singled out the President's tax cut plan for criticism, although they differ on how they would stimulate the economy. They also differ on support for the war in Iraq. Bite: Democrat dinner tape 2 07:44:40 What are we doing supporting unilateral intervention in a country that is not an immediate threat to the United States. Track: However, even Howard Dean toned down his criticism during the hostilities. Bite: Dean/NEA tape 1 03:23:37 I'm not going to engage in the Democratic red-meat stuff that audiences love to hear. I won't do that while troops are on the ground. Soundup: Bob Graham/Statehouse tape 14:26:10 I was mentioning, I've been here several times. The last time was in 1986. Track: It's a crowded field with 9 declared candidates Bite: Democrat dinner tape 3 08:30:03 In 1980, your daddy called it 'voodoo economics.' In 2003, it is hoodoo voodoo economics. It didn't work 23 years ago, it will not work today. Track: …and at least one undeclared potential candidate. Bite: Hart @ UNH tape 1 01:01:57 Globalization is a huge, historic and epic revolution - but it is accompanied by equally profound revolution called the information revolution. Soundup: Bob Graham/Statehouse tape 14:23:57 "Lou D'Allesandro."… Track: Even though most voters aren't paying close attention yet, the campaigns are focusing on lining up supporters. Bite: Democrat dinner tape 1 01:09;00 I want someone who can beat George Bush. I think John Kerry can do that. Track: Supporters are especially valuable because they can spin the message even when the candidates aren't here. Democrat dinner tape 1 01:13:45 We don't have to win it. John Kerry has to win it. Joe Lieberman just has to do well. Track: For NH Outlook, I'm richard Ager. Soundup: Politics 'n Eggs - Lieberman tape 3 11:32:37 "I'm a senator from Connecticut running for president." "Good luck to you." "Thanks a lot pal." |
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There are two declared candidates who we haven't caught up with yet: Sen. Carol Moseley-Braun and Rep. Dennis Kucinich. We will cover their campaigns as well in the coming months. |
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Joining us now to talk about how the race to the white house in '04 is shaping up. and to tell us how the current President is fairing in the latest Granite State Poll, Andy Smith of the UNH Survey Center and Dante Scala from the Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College. |
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Is Gephardt's introcudtion of a health care plan effective? THink it resonates with people? Automatically harken back to Hillary Clinton. IIs that a good or bad thing? |
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Some may have thought it would never come but it has - Spring is upon us. And it's that time of year again, when New Hampshire's wildlife is on the move. Dave Erler, a naturalist from the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center visited us recently with one of the animals you might encounter as it comes out of hibernation. |
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Naturalist Dave Erler from the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center visits us with a wood turtle. Dave explains where the wood turtle got it's name, that they are coming out of hibernation, the species is protected here in New Hampshire. |
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The wood turtle is just one of the many animals you can see at the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center. The Center is now open for the season which runs through the fall. |
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On the next New Hampshire Outlook - Over the weekend, state poets laureate from all over the country gathered for the first time right here in New Hampshire to discuss how political issues influence their work. Producer Chip Neal traveled to the gathering to find out why politics, why here, why now. |
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That's it for this edition of our program. For all of us here at New Hampshire Public Television, I'm Ally McNair. Thanks for joining us. We'll see you next time on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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Thanks to our founding sponsors who have provided major funding for the production of New Hampshire Outlook: New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Public Service of New Hampshire Stratford Foundation |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook. State poets laureate from all over the country gathered for the first time right here in New Hampshire to discuss how political issues influence their work. Tonight at 10pm. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 4/28/03 22:00 HOST: Allison McNair Length: 1:30 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, the Democratic candidates for president are here, there, and everywhere in the state.We'll talk about their strategy. And look at the latest Granite State poll on the President. Plus, it's spring and hibernating New Hampshire wildlife are beginning to move. Naturalist Dave Erler shows us the wonders of one hibernating animal.But first. New Hampshire public health officials say they are prepared to deal with an outbreak of SARS should it come. That word from state epidemiologist - Dr. Jesse Greenblatt who spoke Monday at a news conference on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. Governor Craig Benson and state officials held the "informational meeting" with members of the department of public health, emergency management, law enforcement and the medical community. Dr. Greenblatt says the state is being vigilant. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Ally McNair NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Dr. Jesse Greenblatt\NH State Epidemiologist, Craig Benson\R - NH Governor |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 4/28/03 22:00 HOST: Allison McNair Length: 4:00 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, the Democratic candidates for president are here, there, and everywhere in the state.We'll talk about their strategy. And look at the latest Granite State poll on the President. Plus, it's spring and hibernating New Hampshire wildlife are beginning to move. Naturalist Dave Erler shows us the wonders of one hibernating animal.The New Hampshire Presidential Primary won't happen for another nine months, but for political activists and the candidates who want to be President, it's already well under way. We'll talk about who's running and how their campaigns are doing in a few minutes. But first, producer Richard Ager gives us a quick summary of the democrats who will be asking for your vote. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Sen. John Edwards\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Sen. John Kerry\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Rep. Richard Gephardt\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Sen. Joseph Lieberman\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Gov. Howard Dean\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Sen. Bob Graham\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Rev. Al Sharpton\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Sen. Gary Hart\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Bill Shaheen\NH Chair, Kerry Campaign, Katrina Swett\Lieberman Supporter |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 4/28/03 22:00 HOST: Allison McNair Length: 15:00 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, the Democratic candidates for president are here, there, and everywhere in the state.We'll talk about their strategy. And look at the latest Granite State poll on the President. Plus, it's spring and hibernating New Hampshire wildlife are beginning to move. Naturalist Dave Erler shows us the wonders of one hibernating animal. Joining us to talk about how the race to the white house in '04 is shaping up. and to tell us how the current President is fairing in the latest Granite State Poll, Andy Smith of the UNH Survey Center and Dante Scala from the Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Allison McNair NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Andy Smith \UNH Survey Center, Dante Scala \NH Institute of Politics |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 4/28/03 22:00 HOST: Allison McNair Length: 4:00 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, the Democratic candidates for president are here, there, and everywhere in the state.We'll talk about their strategy. And look at the latest Granite State poll on the President. Plus, it's spring and hibernating New Hampshire wildlife are beginning to move. Naturalist Dave Erler shows us the wonders of one hibernating animal. Some may have thought it would never come but it has - Spring is upon us. And it's that time of year again, when New Hampshire's wildlife is on the move. Dave Erler, a naturalist from the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center visited us recently with one of the animals you might encounter as it comes out of hibernation. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Jennifer Ellis NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Dave Erler\Naturalist, Squam Lakes Natural Science Ctr |
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