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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to this special edition of New Hampshire Outlook-- as we take a look back.at some of our "favorite" stories of the year. 2004 of course, was a big political year for New Hampshire.especially with our First in the Nation presidential primary on January 27-th. The Granite State was inundated with campaign appearances at the beginning of the year -- by Democrats like John Kerry, vying for his party's nomination. |
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With New Hampshire considered a battleground state, those campaign appearances picked up again in the weeks leading up to the general election, November 2-nd. President George Bush and John Kerry were both frequent visitors-- each hoping to win New Hampshire's four electoral votes. |
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New Hampshire Outlook went into overdrive this year covering the candidates' numerous political stops in this state. But it's the story of a Hampton man that spoke out about embryonic stem cell research during a visit by John Kerry -- that particularly stands out. Producer Phil Vaughn sat down with Brian Hall in October following Kerry's visit. |
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From politics to a special family reunion. This next story was certainly a memorable one -- as a N-H woman was reunited with her brother after searching for him for 32 years. They saw each other for the first time in June at Manchester Airport when Paul LeBare arrived from Florida. Chip Neal sat down to talk with the long-lost siblings after they'd had a few days to catch up on memories and the years gone by. 1:10 - 1:14 |
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Susan recently told Chip she's been keeping in touch with her brother since that first meeting. They plan to meet again in June -- this time on his turf --in Florida. |
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When it comes to the Arts -- Edra Toth's story.was right on pointe. The prima ballerina, who has charmed audiences the world over -- opened a studio in New Hampshire this year. We paid a visit to the former dancer-turned-teacher -- to see how she works her magic with children. |
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In the picturesque Lakes region in the town of Wolfeboro, a one-time prima ballerina passes on her love of ballet to aspiring young dancers. TR 2: Wide-eyed 4-year-olds learn the language of ballet and the moves that go with it. Their teacher, Edra Toth -- was their age -- when she and her family fled Hungary to escape a bloody uprising in 19-56. 5:50:19/ we left with nothing but the clothes on our backs…and my grandmother was told if you don't hear from us within the year, we didn't make it. TR 3: Her family eventually settled in the Boston area. By age 6 - Edra had discovered the joys of dancing. A landlord offered to bring Edra to her daughters dance lessons - enthralled with her teacher, it was love at first step. TR 4: |
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Edra Toth lives in Farmington and also operates a studio in Hudson, MA. Her hope -- is to open a fully functioning performing arts center in the town of Wolfeboro -- which would allow her to introduce even more children to the art of dance. |
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That concludes this special edition of New Hampshire Outlook. We hope you've enjoyed taking a look back at some of our favorite stories of 2004. I'm Beth Carroll. Thanks for watching -- and from all of us here at New Hampshire Public Television Happy New Year. |
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Just a reminder New Hampshire Outlook is online on-demand. You can head to our website, NHPTV-dot-org/outlook to watch any of our programs. |
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According to the National Institutes of Health, as of September 1st of 2003, there were 12 embryonic stem cell lines that federally supported researchers could purchase. Research is taking place at government funded clinics in Europe and Asia. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/31/04 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 0:31minutes Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to this special edition of New Hampshire Outlook-- as we take a look back.at some of our "favorite" stories of the year. 2004 of course, was a big political year for New Hampshire.especially with our first in the Nation presidential primary on January 27-th. The Granite State was inundated with campaign appearances at the beginning of the year -- by Democrats like John Kerry, vying for his party's nomination. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/31/04 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 0:17 minutes With New Hampshire considered a battleground state, those campaign appearances picked up again in the weeks leading up to the general election, November 2-nd. President George Bush and John Kerry were both frequent visitors-- each hoping to win New Hampshire's four electoral votes. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/31/04 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:30 minutes New Hampshire Outlook went into overdrive this year covering the candidates' numerous political stops in this state. But it's the story of a Hampton man that spoke out about embryonic stem cell research during a visit by John Kerry that particularly stands out. Producer Phil Vaughn sat down with Brian Hall in October following Kerry's visit. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaugn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Brian Hall\Hampton Mark Hall\Brian's Brother |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/31/04 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:30 minutes New Hampshire Outlook went into overdrive this year covering the candidates' numerous political stops in this state. But it's the story of a Hampton man that spoke out about embryonic stem cell research during a visit by John Kerry that particularly stands out. Producer Phil Vaughn sat down with Brian Hall in October following Kerry's visit. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaugn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Brian Hall\Hampton Mark Hall\Brian's Brother |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/31/04 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 6:30 minutes New Hampshire Outlook went into overdrive this year covering the candidates' numerous political stops in this state. But it's the story of a Hampton man that spoke out about embryonic stem cell research during a visit by John Kerry that particularly stands out. Producer Phil Vaughn sat down with Brian Hall in October following Kerry's visit. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaugn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Brian Hall\Hampton Mark Hall\Brian's Brother |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/31/04 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 11:00 minutes From politics to a special family reunion. This next story was certainly a memorable one as a N-H woman was reunited with her brother after searching for him for 32 years. They saw each other for the first time in June at Manchester Airport when Paul LeBare arrived from Florida. Chip Neal sat down to talk with the long-lost siblings after they'd had a few days to catch up on memories and the years gone by. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Chip Neal NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Sue Gerstenberger\Windham Paul LeBare\St. Augustine |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/31/04 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 7:40 minutes When it comes to the Arts, Edra Toth's story was right on pointe. The prima ballerina, who has charmed audiences the world over opened a studio in New Hampshire this year. We paid a visit to the former dancer-turned-teacher to see how she works her magic with children. PRODUCER/REPORTER: l NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Edra Toth\Edra Toth Academy of Dance and Music Janet Saluk\Jennifer's Mom Jennifer Saluk\ Ballet Student Rebecca Boddy & Max Boddy\Ballet Students Betsy Fox\Rebecca & Max's Mom |
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