July 17, 1978 - MPR’s Alan Searle reports on U.S. senators visiting Ely and Boundary Waters Canoe Area. The senators heard from the differing views from Boundary Conservation Alliance and Friends of the Boundary Waters.
July 17, 1978 -
July 17, 1978 -
July 20, 1978 - MPR’s John Merli interviews state official on non-mandatory guidelines in opening various state positions to women.
July 29, 1978 - John Beecher has worked as a steelworker, English instructor, government official, newspaperman and sociology professor but is best known for his poetry. He writes widely of The South.Here he is interviewed by Kim Hodgson, former manager of KRSW and now with KUOW, Seattle. He delivered a commencement address at Worthington Community College.
August 3, 1978 - MPR’s Alan Searle reports on press conference by Minneosta U.S. Senator Wendell Anderson regarding latest, and what he considered, final BWCA compromise bill. The Dayton-Walls proposal looks to protect both wilderness and user interests.
August 5, 1978 - MPR’s Alan Searle reports on Boundary Waters Canoe Area blockade initiated by Boundary Waters Conservation Alliance as an act of protest to the pending Dayton-Walls BWCA agreement going through Congress. Report includes various interviews with alliance members blocking BWCA entry points.
August 8, 1978 - Biologist and author Barry Commoner speaks on solar energy.
August 9, 1978 - I. F. Stone is a journalist and the man who began I. F. Stone's Weekly, a Washington publication that used sections of seldom seen documents to highlight governments inefficiency. Stone spoke in Iowa recently on the subject of President Jimmy Carter.Former political reporter I. F. Stone, who for years published I. F. Stone's Weekly, talks about Carter in the White House, the pros and cons.
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