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Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land. Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there. |
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Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience." Also ahead: |
| Preshow #3 Mallove Return to index of stories... |
Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. |
| Hello/Intro Gravel Pit Return to index of stories... |
Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Like many small towns in New Hampshire, New Ipswich is a relatively quiet and attractive place to call home. But many of the 43-hundred people that live in the community--not far from the Massachusetts border-- are becoming increasingly LOUD. They're voicing concerns about a pending land purchase they say will dramatically change their lives for the worse. Those interested in acquiring the land say there's no need to worry. Producer Phil Vaughn picks up on the story. |
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The entire application process could take up to a year. We'll keep you posted on its progress. |
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Social responsibility is becoming increasingly important to the bottom line of businesses in the US. As a we showed you Monday, Granite State companies are looking to make a difference in the way they do business and give back to the community. At a conference on Social Responsibility last week, the keynote speaker was Bill Shore. He's the founder of Share our Strength and the author of a new book. Shore stopped by NHPR's The Exchange last week. Our camera eavesdropped in on some of the conversation with host Trish Anderton. |
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You can hear the full hour of the exchange interview with Bill Shore at nhpr.org. We hope to bring you more conversations like this from time to time. |
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A local group is doing its part to "make a difference" this prom season. For teenaged girls short on change fairy tale endings can be elusive with prom gowns running anywhere from 100 to 300 dollars. Enter, the women of The Cinderella Project of New Hampshire. Celene Ramadan first profiled their work last year. While there are no magic wands, as you'll see, the results of their goodwill.are just as enchanting. |
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You can donate or obtain a dress from the Cinderella Project year-round. For details on the program, or information on how you can support the project or connect people to its services -- just log on to the cinderella project of N-H-dot-org. |
| Intro Mallove Obit Return to index of stories... |
And finally -- Sad news about the death of a well-known New Hampshire Scientist who made several appearances on New Hampshire Outlook. 56-year-old Eugene Mallove of Pembroke was murdered over the weekend outside his childhood home in Connecticut. Funeral Services were held this Tuesday for the husband and father of 2 -- best known for his work on the theory of cold fusion. Over the years we talked to Mallove on a number of stories -- tonight: a look back. |
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As for his work on Cold Fusion -- Earlier this year, the M-I-T and Harvard educated Mallove learned, that after long refusing.the U-S Department of Energy had agreed to perform a review of the entire "cold fusion" question. The review is expected to be finished by the end of the year. |
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That concludes 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 - Go Behind the Scenes of Colonial House. Find out how modern day individuals adjust to 17th century-style living. We'll talk with the executive Producer of the Series who at one time worked here at NHPTV. She gives us the inside scoop on the making of the "hands-on-history" program. |
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I'm Beth Carroll. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time. |
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Tonight on Nh Outlook, we'll Go Behind the Scenes of Colonial House. Find out how modern day individuals adjust to 17th century-style living. Join us tonight. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:20 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Like many small towns in New Hampshire, New Ipswich is a relatively quiet and attractive place to call home. But many of the 43-hundred people that live in the community--not far from the Massachusetts border-- are becoming increasingly LOUD. They're voicing concerns about a pending land purchase they say will dramatically change their lives for the worse. Those interested in acquiring the land say there's no need to worry. Producer Phil Vaughn picks up on the story. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS:Edward Dekker\New Ipswich Resident Doug Ford\New Ipswich Resident Bradford Westgate\Attorney Gerard Gagne\Pres. Meridian Land Services Chad Branon\Engineer, Meridian Land Services Phil Vaughn\NH Outlook |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:20 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Like many small towns in New Hampshire, New Ipswich is a relatively quiet and attractive place to call home. But many of the 43-hundred people that live in the community--not far from the Massachusetts border-- are becoming increasingly LOUD. They're voicing concerns about a pending land purchase they say will dramatically change their lives for the worse. Those interested in acquiring the land say there's no need to worry. Producer Phil Vaughn picks up on the story. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS:Edward Dekker\New Ipswich Resident Doug Ford\New Ipswich Resident Bradford Westgate\Attorney Gerard Gagne\Pres. Meridian Land Services Chad Branon\Engineer, Meridian Land Services Phil Vaughn\NH Outlook |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:30 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. Social responsibility is becoming increasingly important to the bottom line of businesses in the US. As a we showed you Monday, Granite State companies are looking to make a difference in the way they do business and give back to the community. At a conference on Social Responsibility last week, the keynote speaker was Bill Shore. He's the founder of Share our Strength and the author of a new book.Shore stopped by NHPR's The Exchange last week. Our camera eavesdropped in on some of the conversation with host Trish Anderton. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Trish Anderton\NHPR - The Exchange Bill Shore\The Light of Conscience |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:30 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. Social responsibility is becoming increasingly important to the bottom line of businesses in the US. As a we showed you Monday, Granite State companies are looking to make a difference in the way they do business and give back to the community. At a conference on Social Responsibility last week, the keynote speaker was Bill Shore. He's the founder of Share our Strength and the author of a new book.Shore stopped by NHPR's The Exchange last week. Our camera eavesdropped in on some of the conversation with host Trish Anderton. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Trish Anderton\NHPR - The Exchange Bill Shore\The Light of Conscience |
| key:Culture/Arts Return to index of stories... |
NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:30 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. Social responsibility is becoming increasingly important to the bottom line of businesses in the US. As a we showed you Monday, Granite State companies are looking to make a difference in the way they do business and give back to the community. At a conference on Social Responsibility last week, the keynote speaker was Bill Shore. He's the founder of Share our Strength and the author of a new book.Shore stopped by NHPR's The Exchange last week. Our camera eavesdropped in on some of the conversation with host Trish Anderton. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Trish Anderton\NHPR - The Exchange Bill Shore\The Light of Conscience |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:00 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. A local group is doing its part to "make a difference" this prom season. For teenaged girls short on change fairy tale endings can be elusive with prom gowns running anywhere from 100 to 300 dollars. Enter, the women of The Cinderella Project of New Hampshire. Celene Ramadan first profiled their work last year. While there are no magic wands, as you'll see, the results of their goodwill.are just as enchanting. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Celene Ramadan NAME OF PARTICIPANTS:Shannon Signor\Volunteer Joanne Sowa\Director Celene Ramadan\NH Outlook |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:00 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. A local group is doing its part to "make a difference" this prom season. For teenaged girls short on change fairy tale endings can be elusive with prom gowns running anywhere from 100 to 300 dollars. Enter, the women of The Cinderella Project of New Hampshire. Celene Ramadan first profiled their work last year. While there are no magic wands, as you'll see, the results of their goodwill.are just as enchanting. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Celene Ramadan NAME OF PARTICIPANTS:Shannon Signor\Volunteer Joanne Sowa\Director Celene Ramadan\NH Outlook |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:00 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. And finally -- Sad news about the death of a well-known New Hampshire Scientist who made several appearances on New Hampshire Outlook. 56-year-old Eugene Mallove of Pembroke was murdered over the weekend outside his childhood home in Connecticut. Funeral Services were held this Tuesday for the husband and father of 2 -- best known for his work on the theory of cold fusion. Over the years we talked to Mallove on a number of stories -- tonight: a look back. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Eugene Mallove\1947-2004\1994 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 05/18/04 22:00 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:00 minutes Folks in New Ipswich, New Hampshire debating the fate of 400 acres of land.Should the property be conserved or should a company be allowed to strip mine there.Plus, we'll listen-in on a radio interview with the author of a new book "The Light of Conscience."Also ahead: Cold fusion-- the passion of New Hampshire's Eugene Mallove-- who was murdered outside his childhood home. Tonight we remember the well-known scientist. And finally -- Sad news about the death of a well-known New Hampshire Scientist who made several appearances on New Hampshire Outlook. 56-year-old Eugene Mallove of Pembroke was murdered over the weekend outside his childhood home in Connecticut. Funeral Services were held this Tuesday for the husband and father of 2 -- best known for his work on the theory of cold fusion. Over the years we talked to Mallove on a number of stories -- tonight: a look back. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Eugene Mallove\1947-2004\1994 |
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