Fred de Sam Lazaro

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• Mayor Kelly travels to Thailand to meet with Hmong refugees who will soon come to the U.S.

  St. Paul Mayor Randy Kelly returned from Thailand where he visited Hmong refugees awaiting relocation to St. Paul and other U.S. cities. The State Department recently declared about 15,000 Hmong refugees eligible to apply for relocation to the U.S., with between 4,000-10,000 Hmong refugees arriving in Minnesota as early as June 2004. Fred de Sam Lazaro, correspondent for PBS's Newshour with Jim Lehrer based at Twin Cities Public Television, traveled with Kelly to Thailand and prepared this report.

  Mar. 5, 2004Save
• Minnesota delegation visits Thai refugee camp

  Morning Edition’s Cathy Wurzer talks with Fred de Sam Lazaro, of Twin Cities Public Television, about his experience with a Minnesota delegation in Thailand. The group is visiting a resettlement camp where 15,000 Hmong refugees are currently living. Because of the large Hmong population here, the Twin Ciites is expected to attract many of the refugees.

  Mar. 2, 2004Save
• American Indians in the '80s: New Struggles for Old Rights

  Jerry Cassidy examines issues of Indian hunting and fishing rights in his documentary "American Indians in the 1980s: New Struggles for Old Rights." Program includes numerous interviews and commentary on treaty rights.

  Aug. 28, 198558 minSave
• New Twins owner Carl Pohlad takes team on hot stove tour

  MPR’s Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on efforts by banker Carl Pohlad, the new Minnesota Twins owner, to promote the baseball team across the state. The winter tour push is to get excitement for club and fans into the ballpark for the 1985 season.

  Jan. 15, 19856 minSave
• Minnesota Journal: Duluth shooting / NSP / sex offenders / firefighter deaths / 1985 session / curling

  Minnesota Journal host Gary Eichten presents a collection of reports and news items for Monday, January 7, 1985.

  Jan. 7, 198530 minSave
• Peregrine falcons and the Department of Natural Resources
  Oct. 31, 19841 minSave
• Taconite firms starting to close again
  Oct. 23, 19841 minSave
• Child Sexual Abuse: Closer to Home

  PLEASE NOTE - The broadcast contains explicit language and graphic descriptions. Fred de Sam Lazaro, WSCD-Duluth reporter, presents a documentary investigating child abuse in northeastern Minnesota. The first widely publicized case of incest or child sexual abuse was the Cermak family - grandparents, uncles, aunts and parents, who were convicted about a year ago of repeated sexual abuse of children from their infancy through adolescence. Since the Cermaks, numerous other cases have been uncovered, and the prosecutor of the Cermak case, Kathleen Morris, says the problem is far more prevalent than most of us would like to believe.

  Jul. 25, 198457 minSave
• Shipping up in Duluth Superior
  Oct. 24, 19831 minSave
• Rudy Perpich says Department of Transportation to get more money soon
  Sep. 23, 1983Save