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NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. Also ahead: |
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After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. And later: |
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We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. |
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Welcome to NH Outlook. We're coming to you from the NH Political Library in Concord - which contains the historical record of the state's first in the nation primary and provides insight into the primary election campaign itself. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. The political library houses half-a century of NH's presidential primary history. It's one of our many stops as NH Outlook heads out of the studio and into your hometown. New Hampshire has long been known for its first in the Nation Primary but that status is under assault. The political calender could change as we head into the next presidential election season. We'll talk about that with the President of the Political Library in a moment. But first, a look back at some of the sights and sounds from the more than 50 years of the New Hampshire primary. |
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The political library was founded in 19-97. It's collections cover every primary since 1952. |
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New Hampshire has already seen an influx of presidential hopefuls. Many of which have pledged to campaign here regardless of WHEN the primary is held. This summer, the Democratic National Committee added Nevada and South Carolina to the early presidential nominating process for 2008. Michael Chaney is President of the New Hampshire Political Library. Q Could this spell the demise of retail politics here in the Granite State? Q Will the change in the calender REDUCE influence of NH's primary? Q Eeven with DNC discussing changes -- presidential hopefuls have continued to come to NH. WHY? Q Long argued that NH is not representative of the nation with 3rd lowest percentage of Minority residents. Best Arguement for NH staying FIRST? Q Could NH reschedule its primary as early as late-2007. Q NH has a good track record when it comes to predicting future presidents? |
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The New Hampshire Political Library is home to a new exhibit featuring 11 framed Presidential Library stamps. The exhibit, is one of many, that stand as a reminder of the state's rich political history and the people who have helped preserve our status as first in the nation. |
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TRACK: A presentation of the Presidential Library stamps -- by the U.S. Postal Service, was part of a ceremony honoring NH's late Governor Hugh Gregg. Governor Gregg, who helped open the political library, was a long-time champion of NH's first in the nation presidential primary. SOTS: William Gardner - about the dedication Gov. Gregg made to the first in the nation James Adams - US Postal Service - Jimmy Carter primary story Mrs. Hugh Gregg - why NH is important for any candidate running for president. |
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The commemorative postage stamps honors Presidential Libraries as unique centers for the study of the American Presidency and Democracy. MICHEAL CHENEY: Many of the presidents - honored by these stamps -- campaigned in NH's first in the nation primary. Q At 37 Cents -- the commemorate stamps already Outdated. Q Richard Nixon Library --not yet officially opened. Not one of the stamps-- will more be released??? Q each Presidential Library holds a single framed copy of each library's special stamp, only New Hampshire's Political Library will contain all of them. WHY??? Q Did you issue first-day |
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For more than three decades, visitors to New Hampshire and those looking to learn more about the state's history have gone to Heritage New Hampshire, a privately-owned attraction in the White Mountains. But that era is about to end. Heritage New Hampshire is closing after 31 years of operation. Outlook's Richard Ager takes us to Glen for one last trip through hundreds of years of history. |
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Over the years, Heritage New Hampshire attracted more than one-and-a-half million visitors. The 2006 Columbus Day weekend is the conclusion to its final season. |
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We take a step away from politics for a moment for a look back at New Hampshire's boys of summer. A group of young athletes from the Seacoast travelled to Williamsport, Pennsylvania in August to compete in the Little League World Series The Portsmouth team captured the hearts of folks around New England along the way. |
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Columbus, Georgia-- the team that Portsmouth lost to-- went on to win the World Series, beating a team from Japan 2 to 1. |
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That wraps up our program. Special thanks to our hosts: the NH Political Library in Concord, one of our many stops as Outlook heads out of the studio and into your hometown. NH Outlook: We're all about New Hampshire! Thanks for spending your time with us. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you around New Hampshire. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 3:56 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. We're coming to you from the NH Political Library in Concord - which contains the historical record of the state's first in the nation primary and provides insight into the primary election campaign itself. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. The political library houses half-a century of NH's presidential primary history. It's one of our many stops as NH Outlook heads out of the studio and into your hometown. New Hampshire has long been known for its first in the Nation Primary but that status is under assault. The political calender could change as we head into the next presidential election season. We'll talk about that with the President of the Political Library in a moment. But first, a look back at some of the sights and sounds from the more than 50 years of the New Hampshire primary. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 3:56 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. We're coming to you from the NH Political Library in Concord - which contains the historical record of the state's first in the nation primary and provides insight into the primary election campaign itself. Hello, I'm Beth Carroll. The political library houses half-a century of NH's presidential primary history. It's one of our many stops as NH Outlook heads out of the studio and into your hometown. New Hampshire has long been known for its first in the Nation Primary but that status is under assault. The political calender could change as we head into the next presidential election season. We'll talk about that with the President of the Political Library in a moment. But first, a look back at some of the sights and sounds from the more than 50 years of the New Hampshire primary. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 2:45 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. New Hampshire has already seen an influx of presidential hopefuls. Many of which have pledged to campaign here regardless of WHEN the primary is held. This summer, the Democratic National Committee added Nevada and South Carolina to the early presidential nominating process for 2008. Michael Chaney is President of the New Hampshire Political Library. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Michael Chaney\President, NH Political Library |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 2:45 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. New Hampshire has already seen an influx of presidential hopefuls. Many of which have pledged to campaign here regardless of WHEN the primary is held. This summer, the Democratic National Committee added Nevada and South Carolina to the early presidential nominating process for 2008. Michael Chaney is President of the New Hampshire Political Library. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Michael Chaney\President, NH Political Library |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 2:23 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. The New Hampshire Political Library is home to a new exhibit featuring 11 framed Presidential Library stamps. The exhibit, is one of many, that stand as a reminder of the state's rich political history and the people who have helped preserve our status as first in the nation. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: William Gardner\NH Secretary of State, James Adams\District Manager US Postal Service, Kay Gregg\Widow of Governor Hugh Gregg |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 2:23 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. The New Hampshire Political Library is home to a new exhibit featuring 11 framed Presidential Library stamps. The exhibit, is one of many, that stand as a reminder of the state's rich political history and the people who have helped preserve our status as first in the nation. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: William Gardner\NH Secretary of State, James Adams\District Manager US Postal Service, Kay Gregg\Widow of Governor Hugh Gregg |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 12:00 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. For more than three decades, visitors to New Hampshire and those looking to learn more about the state's history have gone to Heritage New Hampshire, a privately-owned attraction in the White Mountains. But that era is about to end. Heritage New Hampshire is closing after 31 years of operation. Outlook's Richard Ager takes us to Glen for one last trip through hundreds of years of history. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll / Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Bob Morrell\Founder of Heritage NH, Rob Owen\Operations Coordinator, Heritage NH, Dick Morris\"Captain Barnes", Nancy Lawson-Jacobs\"The Printer", Amanda Bacon-Edgerly\"1850's Farm Wife", Lisa Cherkaski\Heritage NH Visitor, Seth Cherkaski\Heritage NH Visitor, Alex and Nicholas Cherkaski\Heritage NH Visitors, Jim Miller\Marketing Coordinator, Heritage NH, Richard Ager\NH Outlook, David Watters\Director, Center for New England Culture |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 12:00 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. For more than three decades, visitors to New Hampshire and those looking to learn more about the state's history have gone to Heritage New Hampshire, a privately-owned attraction in the White Mountains. But that era is about to end. Heritage New Hampshire is closing after 31 years of operation. Outlook's Richard Ager takes us to Glen for one last trip through hundreds of years of history. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll / Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Bob Morrell\Founder of Heritage NH, Rob Owen\Operations Coordinator, Heritage NH, Dick Morris\"Captain Barnes", Nancy Lawson-Jacobs\"The Printer", Amanda Bacon-Edgerly\"1850's Farm Wife", Lisa Cherkaski\Heritage NH Visitor, Seth Cherkaski\Heritage NH Visitor, Alex and Nicholas Cherkaski\Heritage NH Visitors, Jim Miller\Marketing Coordinator, Heritage NH, Richard Ager\NH Outlook, David Watters\Director, Center for New England Culture |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:45 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. We take a step away from politics for a moment for a look back at New Hampshire's boys of summer. A group of young athletes from the Seacoast travelled to Williamsport, Pennsylvania in August to compete in the Little League World Series. The Portsmouth team captured the hearts of folks around New England along the way. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll / Phil Vaughan NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Connor McCauley\Portsmouth All-Stars, Mark McCauley\Team Manager, Jordan Bean\Portsmouth All-Stars, Mark Pearson\Porstmouth All-Stars, Frank Hartmann\Parent, Diane Hartmann\Parent |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 09/12/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 4:45 NOW on New Hampshire Outlook: What is the future of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary? We'll have a status report from the state's Political library. After more than 30 years of telling the Granite State story -- Heritage New Hampshire is closing its doors. We'll tell you why. We'll look back on the summer of a lifetime for some Seacoast baseball players. We take a step away from politics for a moment for a look back at New Hampshire's boys of summer. A group of young athletes from the Seacoast travelled to Williamsport, Pennsylvania in August to compete in the Little League World Series. The Portsmouth team captured the hearts of folks around New England along the way. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll / Phil Vaughan NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Connor McCauley\Portsmouth All-Stars, Mark McCauley\Team Manager, Jordan Bean\Portsmouth All-Stars, Mark Pearson\Porstmouth All-Stars, Frank Hartmann\Parent, Diane Hartmann\Parent |
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release form for NH primary for Micheal P. Chaney |