August 28, 2001 - Bill Pollack thinks you can buy books and read them on any machine in the future. He is also a book publisher.
August 29, 2001 - Twin Cities voters have a lot of choices this year. A total of 38 people are running either for mayor of St. Paul or Minneapolis. On September 4th and 5th, MPR will broadcast debates with the leading candidates. And from now until the primary on September 11th, we'll also give you a chance to hear from the OTHER candidates. You can hear the Minneapolis candidates on Morning Edition and the St. Paul candidates will be right here on All Things Considered. Today, we hear from David Buehler. The 52-year-old former marine has lived in St. Paul for about four years. He was recently layed off his job as a driver for Honeywell. Buehler says he is running for mayor to bring a working-class perspective to the race.
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August 29, 2001 - Intel launched a 2ghz computer chip, but does it matter?
August 30, 2001 - MPR’s Tom Scheck reports that officials with the Minnesota State Fair have implemented some additional safety measures in the livestock and poultry barns to ensure the health of the animals and fairgoers. Each year, thousands of people walk through the animal barns. Fair officials want to make sure that no illnesses are spread through that interaction.
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August 31, 2001 - In a broadcast from the MPR booth at Minnesota State Fair, Mainstreet Radio’s Rachel Reabe revisits the farmers of Chanarambie Township in Southwestern Minnesota.
September 3, 2001 - Apple is opening its seventh retail store to boost its share in the consumer computer choices.
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