September 10, 2003 - Tomorrow morning, people will gather at Ground Zero in Manhatten to remember the victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks. Although New York is too far for many Minnesotans to travel tomorrow, there's a place in our region that will hold a memorial near some remnants of the World Trade Center. The service will take place at the International Peace Garden, which straddles the US-Canadian border between North Dakota and Manitoba. Dwight McAuley (mc CALL ee) is the Chief of Protocol for the Government of Manitoba, and he organized the event. Dwight McAuley (mc CALL ee) is the Chief of Protocol for the Government of Manitoba, and he organized the event which starts at 11:00 a. m.is free to the public.
September 9, 2003 - That is Brian Atwood who is the Dean of the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota.
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September 8, 2003 - MPR's Chief Economics Correspondent Chris Farrell talks about the alleged mulual fund trading violations in New York.
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September 5, 2003 - The Minnesota pro-sports scene is about to get new a jolt of energy. The Vikings begin their NFL season in Green Bay on Sunday. It will be the first regular season game played in the refurbished Lambeau Field, where almost 300 million dollars was spent to update the legendary stadium. After an off-season of re-tooling the team, Vikings coach Mike Tice is optimistic they could win the division and go to the playoffs. Joining us on the line is Sean Jensen, who covers the Vikings for the St. Paul Pioneer Press. That is Sean Jensen who covers the Vikings for the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Kickoff is scheduled for Sunday at noon.
September 5, 2003 - Many media stories this week were based on the fact that Minnesota recorded one of its driest Augusts (and even July and August combined), as well as one of its warmest Augusts. The combination produced many detrimental effects..... DRY AIR + DRY LANDSCAPE = LARGE DAILY TEMPERATURE RANGE This is one of the standard rules of thumb in climatology and certainly held true to form this week. After starting out the morning at 39 F on Thursday (Sept 4), Benson, MN
September 4, 2003 - A new Mayo Clinic study finds fathers as well as mothers suffer from disturbing anxieties after the birth of a baby. The study is published in the current issue of the Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings. Researchers sent surveys to 300 sets of parents. Those parents were asked to report distressing thoughts, such as "My baby is going to die of SIDS," and "What if I drown my baby while bathing her?" Close to 70 percent of mothers and 58 percent of fathers reported having those kinds of thoughts. Dr. Jon Abramowitz (Ah BRAUM oh witz) is a psychologist at the Mayo Clinic, and he's one of the authors of the study. He joins us now. Dr. Jon Abramowitz (Ah BRAUM oh witz) is a psychologist at the Mayo Clinic.
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