November 10, 1979 -
November 10, 1979 -
June 17, 1978 - The Citizens League recently issued a report on arson in the Twin Cities. This regional public affairs program examines the problem of arson and what can be done about it.
April 22, 1978 - John Moe, General Manager of the Employee Assistance Program with Control Data Corporation; and Professor Jack Flagler, Director of Labor Education at the University of Minnesota and arbitrator for several state and federal mediation services, discuss the subject of employment and alcoholism treatment. Moe and Flagler also answer listener calls.
April 15, 1978 - MPR’s Neal St. Anthony presents an opening day profile of the 1978 Minnesota Twins. Includes audio clips on days of old, and interview about current players with pitching coach, Camilo Pascual (a former Minnesota Twins pitcher, and eventual Minnesota Twin Hall of Famer). A discussion with new Twin outfielder, Bombo Rivera, about Garrison Keillor’s song “The Ballad of Bombo Rivera,” closes out segment.
April 1, 1978 - On this regional public affairs program, a profile of the new Minnesota Zoo - what's there, how to get there, who's paying for it, and what's going to happen to Como Park Zoo?
March 25, 1978 - On this regional public affairs program, reports by Tom Meersman and Dale Connelly on Dutch elm disease, followed by call-in with Minneapolis City Forester Dave DeVoto and Judy Barr, coordinator for the Saint Paul Shade Tree program. DeVoto and Barr also answer listener questions.
March 18, 1978 - On this regional public affairs program, superintendent Ray Arveson and board member W. Harry Davis examine the school district's desegregation plan. Arveson and Davis also answer listener questions.
March 11, 1978 - On this regional public affairs program, St. Paul attorney Medora Perlman and Calvin Clark of the Citizens League look at a recent report by the Citizens League for better use of parking facilities to encourage greater patronage of downtown areas, less suburban sprawl, and a warning against public operation of parking ramps. Perlman and Clark answer listener questions.
February 11, 1978 - This regional public affairs program, titled "Who is Conserving Neighborhoods: Residents or Investors?", presents a session held at Macalester College that examined conservation/rehabilitation in several St. Paul neighborhoods. The program was moderated by David Lanegran, professor of geography at Macalester. The speakers were investors and neighborhood residents, including John Rupp of Ramsey Hill Properties, a partnership that develops residential and commercial properties near Selby Avenue in Saint Paul; and Edward Knudson, owner of a Selby Avenue apartment building.