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WOSU’s 89.7 FM is your trusted source for local & national campaign coverage. Tune in or listen online at wosu.org/news FRONTLINE: The Choice 2012 FRONTLINE documents the places, people and decisive moments that made the men who are competing for the presidency. Details on page 6. October 9 at 9pm on WOSU TV WOSU Public Media • wosu.org • October 2012 WOSU Radio WOSU TV WOSU Members Political Junkie Road Show Live Event 2012 Election Debates’ Schedule MemberCard Benefit: Columbus Jazz with 89.7 FM NPR News • Page 3 on WOSU TV & 89.7 FM • Page 10 Orchestra / Jazz Arts Group • Page 2 ON THE COVER airfare Tune in to 89.7 FM NPR News this October WOSU = Quality Journalism as your trusted news source for election coverage. Our news team at WOSU’s 89.7 FM NPR News breaking story, you have to tune to has been named the Best News Operation public radio. 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