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PRI's The World - July 8, 2008
Today on The World: Iran's complex role in Afghanistan worries the United States; the effects of growth and development on the ancient city of Beijing; and a new survey reveals that the most obnoxious tourists in Europe are... not American.

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PRI's The World - July 7, 2008
Today on The World: A look at Russia's role in the "G8," the group of the leading industrialised nations meeting this week in Japan; Plus, Brazil's black market for weapons flourishes in spite of strict gun control laws; And how the food we waste contributes to the rise of food prices around the globe.

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PRI's The World - July 4, 2008
Today on The World: Barack Obama's shifting stance on getting US troops out of Iraq; The story of interned Japanese-Americans during WWII who turned to baseball; and Spain's unofficial national anthem.

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Rogue Republicans Select Delegates


Some 350 rogue Republicans from across the state met in Reno Saturday and elected delegates to the national convention in Minnesota this September, against the wishes of the state Republican Party. KUNR's Brian Bahouth attended the convention and files this report.
Also:
Governor to Set Special Session Agenda
Six killed at U.S. Istanbul mission



Special Session and Rogue Republican Convention

On this edition of Nevada Newsline, Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons has called a special legislative session to address a 250 million dollar shortfall in the state budget. Just ahead, host Brian Bahouth takes your calls for a lively discussion about the special session that is just getting underway in Carson City. Also this hour, we hear from long time Republican leader Mike Weber about this weekend's rogue Republican convention happening in Reno this weekend. Enjoy the show.

Special Legislative Session - Budget Cuts
Gas Prices and the Gibbons Divorce as a News Story
Notes from the Video Store
A Few Minutes with Milt Wednesdays at 5:30AM and 7:30AM on KUNR.
Unenforceable Rules
Robin Holabird's biography



Tourist gored on third day of Spanish bull run
Cargill rolling out natural, no-calorie sweetener
TV performers ratify Hollywood labor deal
Cancer death rate drop tied to education levels
Economic gloom leads to cuts in ad forecast

Six killed at U.S. Istanbul mission
Tiny Iraq navy to flex muscle as oil guardian
Sarkozy to attend opening of Olympics
North Korea to be pressed on checking nuclear claims
U.S., Czech missile deal prompts Moscow warning


Wall St set to drift lower as oil rebounds on Iran

(Reuters) - Stock futures point to a weaker opening on Wednesday, as U.S. crude resumes its rise amid mounting political tensions after Iran says it had test-fired missiles that could reach Israel and U.S. bases in the region. Crude, which shed $5 on Tuesday, rises $1 to above $137 a barrel on Tuesday.
Merrill may get $5 billion for Bloomberg stake: report
IMF gloomy on growth, warns on inflation



features for "take names later blues" for june-july announced
Latest "Hulk" may not spawn a sequel
"Hancock" director a superhero of sorts
TV guest roles bring acclaim, sometimes Emmys





Commentary: Fourth of July & Freedom

As we celebrate Independence Day, commentator William Holston considers the real meaning of the holiday.
Rodney Coates Commentary-Character in Times of Crisis
Commentary: A Northern View of the Confederate Flag in Tampa


 


Governor Calls Special Session

This week we focus on the special legislative session scheduled for June 23rd through the 27th. Governor Jim Gibbons reconvened the legislature to consider the looming budget crisis.

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Iran sends missile test warning

Iran test-fires its longest-range missile - capable of hitting Israel - in a clear warning against US and Israeli pressure.

Attack at US Istanbul consulate

Three Turkish policemen and three gunmen are killed in an attack near the US consulate in Istanbul, officials say.

Euro MPs get tough on airline ads

MEPs move to ban air ticket ads that do not include hidden taxes and charges, in an EU crackdown on misleading cheap fares.



Fed plans new loan rules
To protect borrowers from the kind of subprime lending practices that led to the mortgage crisis, the Fed is planning new regulations. Host Kai Ryssdal shares Chairman Ben Bernanke's remarks.

SEC reports on rating agencies
The SEC has released a report on the agencies that gave high marks to subprime securities. Host Kai Ryssdal asks Marketplace's Amy Scott about the agency's latest efforts to clean up the ratings business.

Exports to Iran increase despite sanctions
Despite tough talk, U.S. exports to Iran grew tenfold under the Bush Administration. The majority of these exports were cigarettes, but other goods have made their way to Tehran. Jeremy Hobson reports.


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