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 Congressman Baird on the Bailout
from KUOW News Podcast
September 29, 2008
Lawmakers in Washington D.C. are scheduled to vote today [Monday] on a hotly contested bill to bail out the financial industry. House Representatives are expected to vote in a few hours. For details on plan, KUOW's Derek Wang spoke with Congressman Brian Baird, a Democrat from Vancouver, Washington. This interview was produced by Liz Jones.
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Washington State Democratic Delegation Remains Divided
from KUOW News Podcast
August 28, 2008
The Democratic National Convention wraps up tonight. Last night, the Democratic Party officially nominated Barack Obama and Joe Biden. However, Washington state's delegation split their votes between Obama and Clinton. For details, KUOW's Derek Wang spoke with Eli Sanders from the Stranger newspaper, who's covering the Denver convention. This interview was produced by Liz Jones.
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 Peaceful Surrender Brokered by Seattle Civil Rights Leaders
from KUOW News Podcast
July 18, 2008
People in Seattle's Rainier Beach are struggling to make sense of a recent case of a deadly assault. 60 year old James Paroline died last week. He was tending to a garden in a traffic circle and was blocking part of the road. A confrontation ensued. Paroline was punched once. He fell and fractured his skull. Seattle police are questioning a 28 year old Brian Keith Brown. Brown peacefully surrendered to police Wednesday. KUOW's Derek Wang spoke with one of the community leaders who helped broker the peaceful surrender, Reverend Aaron Williams, the Pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church. This interview was produced by Liz Jones.
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Parks Levy
from KUOW News Podcast
July 07, 2008
The Seattle City council is weighing several big ticket items for the fall ballot. Today (Monday), the council will consider a 140 million dollar tax levy for parks. KUOW's Liz Jones reports.
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 Culture in Transplanted Communities
from KUOW's Weekday
March 28, 2008
All this week, KUOW has been airing a special series created by reporter Liz Jones. The series focuses on the transplanted community of indigenous Purepecha people from Mexico, now living in South Seattle. Perhaps you come from another culture. How to you keep traditions and customs alive away from your hometown? Is there a local community here that matches your background? How is that community held together?Plus, Cliff Mass joins us with a weekend weather forecast.Monday on Weekday: Reptile Adventures with Brady Barr
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