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KUNM News Archives: 2004 - September
Stories from Thu., 30 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 30 Sep. 2004 |
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First Lady Visits New Mexico |
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By: Angela Taylor
First Lady Laura Bush visits New Mexico.
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Airdate: Thu., 30 Sep. 2004 |
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Changes in debate |
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By: Renee Blake
As we approach the first presidential debate, there is a movement afoot to make substantial changes in the way such debates are conducted.
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Airdate: Thu., 30 Sep. 2004 |
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Review of film "Hijacking Catastrophe" |
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By: Roy Durfee
"Hijacking Catastrophe: 9/11, Fear and the Selling of American Empire" will be screened in Albuquerque this weekend, October 1st through the 3rd. The reviewer explains why this film is important.
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Stories from Wed., 29 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Wed., 29 Sep. 2004 |
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FBI beefs up interrogation |
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For the month of October, Homeland Security and the FBI will be beefing up surveillance and interrogation of suspected terrorist sympathizers and other "persons of interst," according to a recent CBS news report. This 'October Plan' coincides with another FBI sweep, says Kareeshee, National Field Organizer...
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Airdate: Wed., 29 Sep. 2004 |
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Nader causes change in New Mexico |
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By: Renee Blake
The latest on Ralph Nader's run for the White House, shows that things continue to change in the Land of Enchantment.
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Airdate: Wed., 29 Sep. 2004 |
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No means no. |
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By: Leslie Clark
The "Vote No On The Street Bonds Non-partisan Committee" launched their new television ad urging voters to once again defeat the street bonds proposal. Last year, voters voted down the bonds, which included money to extend Paseo Del Norte through the Petroglyphs National Monument. The same bonds are...
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Airdate: Wed., 29 Sep. 2004 |
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Nuclear Policy Research Institute President visits New Mexico |
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By: Stuart Overbey
The Cold War may be over, but Cold War nuclear policies are alive and well, according to Dr. Helen Caldicott, President of the Nuclear Policy Research Institute in Washington. Caldicott was a practicing pediatrician until 1980, when she devoted her energies full-time to promoting nuclear disarmament....
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Airdate: Wed., 29 Sep. 2004 |
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Judith Ryan Hendricks talks about new book |
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By: Ron Chapman
Judith Ryan Hendricks is out with her second offering and some people are beginning to compare her work with that of Barbara Kingsolver. KUNM spoke with the author of "Isabel's Daughter."
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Stories from Tue., 28 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Tue., 28 Sep. 2004 |
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Commentary about opinions on current events |
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By: Jim Terr
Be careful whom you ask for their opinion on current events. You might just get an answer like this one from Santa Fe satirist and video producer Jim Terr.
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Airdate: Tue., 28 Sep. 2004 |
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The Kerry-Edwards campaign address Native American issues. |
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The Kerry-Edwards campaign announced their plan addressing disparities in the nation's health services including initiatives for Native Americans. Mary Smith, Director of Native American policy for the Kerry-Edwards campaign, says even those with health insurance aren't guaranteed good care because...
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Stories from Mon., 27 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Mon., 27 Sep. 2004 |
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The Drought Summit discusses dry times |
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By: Stuart Overbey
The entire West is still in the grip of a long-term drought. Water planners, managers, and conservationists from as far away as Nebraska and Montana have come together to discuss how to live in this dry time at the second annual New Mexico Drought Summit.
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Airdate: Mon., 27 Sep. 2004 |
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Commentary about breakfast |
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By: Ron Chapman
We're told that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. That may be so, but commentator Ron Chapman has seen a different truth about breakfast, one which he shares in this commentary.
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Airdate: Mon., 27 Sep. 2004 |
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New Mexico Public Interest Research Group opposes proposal by Bush |
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By: Renee Blake
The Public Interst Research Group used a giant inflatable fish last week as a backdrop to discussions about the dangers of mercury and to publicly oppose the Bush administration's proposal to allow power plants to emit six to seven times more mercury for ten years longer than the Clean Air Act requires....
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Airdate: Mon., 27 Sep. 2004 |
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Georgia Senator Zell Miller Visits New Mexico |
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By: Angela Taylor
Georgia Senator Zell Miller Visits New Mexico to accept an endorsement on behalf of the President from New Mexico's Fraternal Order of Police
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Stories from Fri., 24 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Fri., 24 Sep. 2004 |
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Commentary on Liberalism |
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By: Ron Briley
In what passes for political discourse these days, candidates appear fixated upon Swift Boats and National Guard service during the Vietnam era. Campaign ads suggest that John Kerry can better deal with the economy and George Bush with national security, but few specifics are offered. Commentator Ron...
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Airdate: Fri., 24 Sep. 2004 |
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Sierra Club launches new voting project |
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By: Stuart Overbey
New Mexico's role as a swing state is luring many organizations here to get out the vote for the Presidential election. Now America's oldest environmental group, The Sierra Club, is getting into the act. The Sierra Club is organizing volunteer canvassers to knock on doors every weekend between now...
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Airdate: Fri., 24 Sep. 2004 |
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A biographical memoir of Ed Abbey by Jack Loeffler |
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By: Leslie Clark
Ed Abbey spent four decades struggling to keep the American Southwest from overdevelopment and to preserve its wilderness. Famous for his anarchist philosophy and his radical environmentalism, Abbey was a prolific writer of fiction and non-fiction. Abbey was a lifelong friend of Santa Fe writer and...
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Airdate: Fri., 24 Sep. 2004 |
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Film is reviewed as "the" political documentary of the election season |
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By: Roy Durfee
"Howard Zinn: You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train" opened at Albuquerque's Guild Cinema. Film reviewer says it is "the" political documentary of a busy season.
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Stories from Thu., 23 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 23 Sep. 2004 |
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Election or Selection Part Four |
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With the beginning of absentee voting less than three weeks away, author and investigative reporter Greg Palast is expressing skepticism about the safety of the New Mexico vote count. Even New Mexico Secretary of State Rebecca Vigil-Giron admits to learning about some of the tricks that have been used...
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Airdate: Thu., 23 Sep. 2004 |
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The link between domestic violence and substance abuse |
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By: Stuart Overbey
In 70 to 75 percent of domestic violence situations, the perpetrator or the victim, or both, have a substance abuse problem. A conference called "Empower New Mexico" was held in Albuquerque to highlight the link between domestic violence and substance abuse. Counselors and recipients of temporary assistance...
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Airdate: Thu., 23 Sep. 2004 |
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New Mexico Veterans question Bush about Iraq |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
Several New Mexico Veterans gathered today in Albuquerque to ask the Bush administration for a formal plan on how to succeed in its efforts in Iraq.
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Stories from Wed., 22 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Wed., 22 Sep. 2004 |
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Election or Selection Part Three |
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By: Renee Blake
In our last segment, author Greg Palast and New Mexico Secretary of State REbecca Vigil-Giron expressed widely differing opinions about the safety ofthe New Mexico vote. While the Secretary of State says New Mexico's voting machines are working well, Palast remains concerned about vote spoilage.
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Airdate: Wed., 22 Sep. 2004 |
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Sculptor Roxanne Swentzell |
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By: Paul Ingles
Sculptor Roxanne Swentzell describes her artwork on display at the National Museum of the Americal Indian in Washington, DC.
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Airdate: Wed., 22 Sep. 2004 |
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The first Hispanic mayor of a major U.S. city talks at UNM |
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As the Mayor of San Antonio, Henry Cisneros was the first Hispanic mayor of a major U.S. city. Cisneros spoke to students and faculty of UNM's School of Public Administration and Anderson School of Management on "Leadership and Diversity in Public Administration." Listen Cisneros served as the Scretary...
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Stories from Tue., 21 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Tue., 21 Sep. 2004 |
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Election or Selection Part Two |
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By: Renee Blake
Investigative reporter and author, Greg Palast, who wrote, "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy," says New Mexicans could face a challenge this election, especially members of minority groups.
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Airdate: Tue., 21 Sep. 2004 |
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Opening of the National Museum Of The American Indian |
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By: Renee Blake
Today is the grand opening of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the American Indian. National native news’ producer and host Tina James Tafoya was there to cover the event. Listen The museum, which is dedicated to indigenous people of the western hemisphere, opened with a procession...
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Airdate: Tue., 21 Sep. 2004 |
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KUNM reviews the new film "Ace In The Hole" |
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By: Roy Durfee
New Mexico stars in "Ace In The Hole," a film noir classic showing this week at Albuquerque's Guild Cinema. KUNM film reviewer enjoyed a recent screening.
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Airdate: Tue., 21 Sep. 2004 |
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Washington reviews Indian jails |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
In Washington today, the Senate Finance Committee heard a report on conditions at Indian jails throughout the country. The report was urged by New Mexico Senator Bingaman.
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Airdate: Tue., 21 Sep. 2004 |
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Albuquerque will be host to the inspector general. |
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The City of Albuquerque will have an inspector general's office to investigate complaints of fraud or other wrongdoing by city employees and elected officials. Currently, a private investigations firm and the city's Internal Audit Department share responsibility for those investigations. Speakers in...
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Airdate: Tue., 21 Sep. 2004 |
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America Coming Together does voter education and registration |
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By: Krista Pino
America Coming Together or ACT set up a phone bank and canvassed Albuquerque's Northeast Heights on Saturday with the goal of finding out what issues women voters are concerned about. The volunteers for ACT then educated the voters about their concerns by highlighting the extremist positions of the...
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Stories from Mon., 20 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Mon., 20 Sep. 2004 |
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Governor Richardson proposes four tax changes. |
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Governor Richardson has announced his new "BAT" initiative--BAT stands for "Breaks for All Taxpayers." The initiative will broaden the Governor's tax cuts to more middle and low income New Mexicans. The Governor is proposing four tax changes: A $2,500 exemption for all senior citizens, a tax change...
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Airdate: Mon., 20 Sep. 2004 |
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Protestors attend the Air Force Anniversary Ball |
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By: Stuart Overbey
Members of Stop The War Machine were outside Kirtland Air Force Base again. About ten people stood holding signs at the base's Truman gate, as they have every month or so since the buildup to the war in Iraq. This time, they came to protest the Air Force Anniversary Ball held at Kirtland on Saturday....
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Airdate: Mon., 20 Sep. 2004 |
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Senators from both parties discuss Iraq |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
Senators from both parties took to the national airwaves yesterday saying that the Bush administration must face reality in Iraq and change the occupation. New Mexiacan Republican Senator comments on the criticism.
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Airdate: Mon., 20 Sep. 2004 |
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Election or Selection Part One |
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By: Renee Blake
Will there be an election of a selection for President this year? That is the question investigative reporter and author Greg Palast is trying to answer. In a conversation with Renée Blake, Palast lists Florida as Exhibit "A" of a place where the vote could be stolen, and New Mexico as Exhibit "B."...
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Stories from Fri., 17 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Fri., 17 Sep. 2004 |
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Kerry Compares The Bush-Cheney Campaign to A Hot Air Balloon |
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Senator John Kerry compares the Bush-Cheney campaign to the hot air balloons in the Albuquerque sky.
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Airdate: Fri., 17 Sep. 2004 |
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Senator John Kerry visits New Mexico |
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Senator John Kerry visits New Mexico
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Airdate: Fri., 17 Sep. 2004 |
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Environmental Justice Issues Hit HOme |
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FULL STORY |
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Airdate: Fri., 17 Sep. 2004 |
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Maravilla |
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By: Stuart Overbey
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Airdate: Fri., 17 Sep. 2004 |
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New Mexico State Fair |
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By: Krista Pino
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Stories from Thu., 16 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 16 Sep. 2004 |
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Commentary by Greg Mello |
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In this commentary, Greg Mello of the Los Alamos study group - a Lab Watchdog Organization - challenges the New Mexico Environment Department's recent clean-up order for Los Alamos National Lab.
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Airdate: Thu., 16 Sep. 2004 |
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John Edwards called KUNM during his campaign trail. |
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By: Nick Layman
As the days to the Presidential election count down, Americans prepare to choose their next President. The two campaigns crossed paths in New Mexico with Vice President Dick Cheney holding a town hall meeting with voters and Democratic Presidential nominee John Kerry holding a rally at an Albuquerque...
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Airdate: Thu., 16 Sep. 2004 |
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Cheney visits Albuquerque |
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Vice President Dick Cheney was campaigning in Albuquerque today. He had coffee with thirteen New Mexico citizens, mostly teachers and doctors, at a restaurant. The Vice President gave a short speech in which he defended the administration's attack on Afghanistan and Iraq, and reminded the audience...
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Airdate: Thu., 16 Sep. 2004 |
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Call-in Show Recap |
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By: R.C. Chapa
Host Arcie Chapa devoted the first half of the program to a public session on environmental justice that is being sponsored by the New Mexico Environment Department in Albuquerque, and the second half to talking with U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico. The KUNM Call-in Show is broadcast at 8 a.m....
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Stories from Wed., 15 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Wed., 15 Sep. 2004 |
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People for the American way volunteer to moniter polls |
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By: Stuart Overbey
Minority voters in four New Mexico counties will have volunteer poll monitors protecting them from intimidation and disenfranchisement during this election. The volunteers are with "Election Protection," a project of "People For The American Way," which is progressive civil rights group. The State...
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Airdate: Wed., 15 Sep. 2004 |
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Commentary by Ron Briley |
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By: Ron Briley
In his commentary on President George W. Bush, Ron Briley suggests that not all Texans are fortunate sons.
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Airdate: Wed., 15 Sep. 2004 |
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Poet-Activist Margaret Randall Comments on the American Political Scene |
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By: Bradley Meacham
Long-time poet-activist Margaret Randall, who spent twenty-three years in Latin America, says the current american political scene looks eerily familiar.
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Stories from Tue., 14 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Tue., 14 Sep. 2004 |
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President of Navajo Nation talks about new programs |
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By: Leslie Clark
Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Junior was in Albuquerque meeting with a group of urban Navajos. The President heard discussions on several issues facing Navajos in the city. Shirley talked about programs in place on the Navajo Nation and in other urban areas that could be effective for Navajos...
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Airdate: Tue., 14 Sep. 2004 |
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KUNM commentator writes a book about his observations |
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By: Marcos Martinez
Ron Chapman is a frequent commentator on KUNM, and is now the author of a book that includes many of his radio essays. "What A Wonderful World: Seeing Through New Eyes" features Chapman's observations on community, relationships and private life, and offers readers a chance to record their own thoughts....
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Airdate: Tue., 14 Sep. 2004 |
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Activists protest at Santa Fe supermarket |
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By: Stuart Overbey
Five Santa Fe activists held a demonstration at an Albertson's supermarket in Santa Fe that resulted in one man's arrest. He had wanted to place warning labels on food in the supermarket, but the Santa Fe police stopped him before he got in the store. The group wanted to bring attention to the fact...
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Airdate: Tue., 14 Sep. 2004 |
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Commentary of NMED Cleanup at LANL |
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Stories from Mon., 13 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Mon., 13 Sep. 2004 |
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Wilson and Romero debate for seat in Congress |
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Candidates for U.S. Congress from District 1 in New Mexico debated for the first time yesterday as they campaign for the seat. Republican Congresswoman, Heather Wilson, and Democratic New Mexico Senator, Richard Romero, agreed on a few points including supporting Israel and opposing the draft. The...
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Airdate: Mon., 13 Sep. 2004 |
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John Edwards rallies for support in Santa Fe |
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By: Deborah Martinez
New Mexico's coveted position as a swing state is guaranteeing weekly visits from both political camps in this year's Presidential election. The Democratic Vice Presidential contender rallied for support in Santa Fe, presenting a litany of charges against the current administration.
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Airdate: Mon., 13 Sep. 2004 |
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"Control Room" runs in counterpoint to "Outfoxed" |
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By: Roy Durfee
In counterpoint to "Outfoxed," which showed there last month, Albuquerque's Guild Cinema will be runs "Control Room."
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Airdate: Mon., 13 Sep. 2004 |
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MADD gets grant to prevent underage drinking |
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By: Stuart Overbey
Mothers Against Drunk Driving, or MADD, says it's first-come first-serve for their new program to help prevent underage drinking. MADD has received a grant that will allow 28 Albuquerque-area high schools to introduce an internet-based alcohol education course aimed at high school freshman. So far,...
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Stories from Fri., 10 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Fri., 10 Sep. 2004 |
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President of Navajo Nation promises to address issues facing Navajos in the city. |
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By: Leslie Clark
Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Junior was in Albuquerque meeting with a group of urban Navajos to have discussions on several issues facing Navajos in the city. Shirley made promises to address those concerns.
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Airdate: Fri., 10 Sep. 2004 |
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Data released reports facts on New Mexico's economy. |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
For weeks now, positive news about the state of New Mexico's economy has been trumpeted as proof that the economic policies of both President Bush and Governor Bill Richardson are working. Both camps respond to data released on the poor state of job quality in New Mexico.
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Airdate: Fri., 10 Sep. 2004 |
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Social Security administration resists ACORN - Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now |
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By: Elaine Baumgartel
Social Security administration in Albuquerque have challenged citizens' rights to assist in voter registration.
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Stories from Thu., 9 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 9 Sep. 2004 |
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The 2nd gay and lesbian film festival begins |
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The 2nd annual Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival begins tonight in Albuquerque.
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Airdate: Thu., 9 Sep. 2004 |
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Call-in show discusses the lift of a federal ban on selling assault weapons. |
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By: R.C. Chapa
The Federal ban on selling semi-automatic assault weapons expires Monday. Gun control advocates and gun rights activists are lining up on either side of the issue with the hope of influencing congress to continue the ban or allow it to considered the assault weapons ban with guests - New Mexico Representative...
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Airdate: Thu., 9 Sep. 2004 |
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General Merrill McPeak comes to New Mexico to support Kerry. |
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By: Renee Blake
General Merrill McPeak was in New Mexico as part of an effort to help Senator Kerry win the oval office. The former chief of staff of the United States Air Force voted for George W. Bush in 2000 and has changed parties and candidates for 2004.
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Stories from Wed., 8 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Wed., 8 Sep. 2004 |
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Some consider new Independent film "Bush-bashing" |
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By: Paul Ingles
Noted independent film-maker, John Sayles, screens his latest, a political thriller called "Silver City," at a special event at Santa Fe's Lensic theatre. The lead character, played by actor Chris Cooper, is a grammatically-challenged conservative candidate for Governor of Colorado. Some who have seen...
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Airdate: Wed., 8 Sep. 2004 |
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Voter identification concerns community organizers |
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By: Elaine Baumgartel
The issue of voter identification, made prominent by the recent lawsuit in New Mexico District Court, is of great concern to community organizers in New Mexico. Representatives of several local non-partisan groups involved in voter registration comment.
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Airdate: Wed., 8 Sep. 2004 |
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Senator Bingaman responds to Vice President Cheney's comments |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
Comments from Vice President Dick Cheney commented that the country would be at risk of a terror attack if it made "the wrong choice" in November. New Mexico Senator Jeff Bingaman responds.
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Airdate: Wed., 8 Sep. 2004 |
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NM Senator Adair comments on voter identification requirements |
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By: Stuart Overbey
After yesterday's testimony in the Bernalillo County voter i.d. case, State District Judge Robert Thompson ruled that no change would be made to the interpretation of a 2003 state law requiring first-time voters to show i.d. either when they register or when they vote. The mostly-Republican group that...
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Stories from Tue., 7 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Tue., 7 Sep. 2004 |
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New Mexico judge rules against voter identification requirements |
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State District Judge Robert Thompson heard a third day of testimony in a lawsuit concerning the presentation of identification for first-time New Mexico voters. The Judge ruled against the request for a preliminary injunction, meaning most first-time registrant voters in the state will not have to show...
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Airdate: Tue., 7 Sep. 2004 |
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A report released by a New Mexico child advocacy organization on the status of the State's labor market causes concern. |
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On the day after Labor Day, New Mexico Voices for Children, a child advocacy organization, released a report on the status of the state's labor market since the official end of the national recession in 2001.
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Airdate: Tue., 7 Sep. 2004 |
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Labor Day Voter Mobilization Rally |
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By: Angela Taylor
New Mexico Labor Day Voter Mobilization Rally was held at the Roundhouse.
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Stories from Mon., 6 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Mon., 6 Sep. 2004 |
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Author Charles Derber Speaks about his book, "Regime Change Begins At Home" |
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By: Mike Tilley of Cultural Energy in Taos, New Mexico
Charles Derber Is A Professor Of Sociology At Boston College And Former Director Of That School’s Graduate Program On Social Economy And Social Justice. His Op-Eds Have Appeared In Newsday, The Boston Globe And Other Newspapers And He Has Been Interviewed By News Magazines Including Newsweek, Businessweek...
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Stories from Fri., 3 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Fri., 3 Sep. 2004 |
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Ben Cohen Wants To Show George The Door in 2004 |
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In his latest book, with Jason Saltzman, "50 Ways You Can Show George The Door in 2004," Cohen suggests numerous creative ways to help with regime change in Washington, D. C. including such things as temporarily changing your pet's name to "Big Oil."
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Airdate: Fri., 3 Sep. 2004 |
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The Rio Grande Conservancy District begins project to clear the bosque |
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By: Delaney Hall
The Rio Grande Conservancy District, supported by the New Mexico Legislature, begins a new project this month designed to clear the bosque area of exotic plant species and reduce fire hazards.
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Stories from Thu., 2 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 2 Sep. 2004 |
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New Mexico Union members go door-to-door to talk with its members |
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New Mexico Union Members have set tonight as a time to get away from the coverage of the Republican National Convention and knock on doors. Daniel Rivera, Executive Director of the New Mexico Federation of Labor says New Mexico Union members will join others across the country, going door-to-door to...
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Airdate: Thu., 2 Sep. 2004 |
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Expo New Mexico 2004 offers new attractions to fairgoers |
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The state fair opened today in Albuquerque. Expo New Mexico 2004 is a busy place with some brand new attractions. Veronica Valencia, Executive Director of Media Relations saysthat there will be a nightly light show. Listen In addition, there is a hands-on farm exhibit for children between the ages...
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Stories from Wed., 1 Sep. 2004
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Airdate: Wed., 1 Sep. 2004 |
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National Civil Rights Tour Bus in New Mexico |
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By: Angela Taylor
The National Civil Rights tour bus sponsored by the AARP, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights and the Library of Congress is travelling across the United States.
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Airdate: Wed., 1 Sep. 2004 |
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The Sierra Club reports that the Bush administration has jeopardized New Mexicans lives |
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The way of life of hundreds of thousands of New Mexicans is in jeopardy because of the Bush administration's assault on the environment. That's according to a new report released today by the Sierra Club. Jennifer De Garmo, Sierra Club spokeswoman, says a diverse group of people are upset about Bush...
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