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PROGRAMMING REPORT KPCC + KUOR January - March 2008 Key Program Title Date Time Guest(s) NEWS Federal government to start handing out digita TECH TV converter coupons 1/1/08 1:00 Valot ENT Late night TV Shows coming back 1/2/08 1:00 Devall ENV A trio of winter storms is heading our wa 1/2/08 1:00 Roman POLI Californians call Iowa for their candidate 1/3/08 1:00 Stoltze Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert set to return to ENT fresh broadcast 1/7/08 1:00 Watt HEAL Report on overdose errors at Cedars-Sina 1/10/08 1:00 Roman ENT Street in Lakewood after Hedda Hoppe 1/13/08 1:00 Felde John Edwards rallies supporters at union POLI headquarters 1/17/08 1:00 Felde TRANS Streets in Lakewood have ties to radi 1/26/08 1:00 Felde POLI Party boss pleased about tight race 2/1/08 1:00 Felde HIST Mormon temple almost built in Mar Vist 1/6/08 1:01 Felde Boy wins lawmaker's essay contest, his ideas IE might become law 1/14/08 1:01 Vbaer Cal State trustees remove civility warning in EDU student conduct code 1/22/08 1:01 Guzman Verdugo Road named after Corporal in Spanish HIST army 1/19/08 1:02 Felde LA Unified administrators lobby against a cut to EDU school district health programs 1/23/08 1:02 Guzman OBIT Honorary mayor of Hollywood die 1/10/08 1:03 Felde Video shows OC Sheriff's deputies using Taser OC on restrained man 1/23/08 1:03 Valot TRANS Mayor Villaraigosa unveils traffic relief initiatives 1/29/08 1:03 Watt ART On the parade rout on Colorado Blv 1/1/08 1:04 Xaykaothao Reaction to Schwarzenegger's proposed cuts to EDU the education budget 1/10/08 1:04 Guzman IE Inland region braces for more wet weathe 1/25/08 1:04 Cuevas IMM Senator Ted Kennedy is campaigning in LA 2/1/08 1:04 Binkowski Study suggests So Cal residents are at unusua HEAL risk for cancer 1/4/08 1:05 Peterson HEA Update on MLK KING/HARBOR Hospita 1/9/08 1:05 Nazario OC Sheriff Mike Carona talks about decision to retire 1/14/08 1:05 Binkowski Hollywood delivered a pair of comedies this ENT weekend 1/14/08 1:05 Moran The WGA is allowing striking writers to work on ART certain awards shows 1/16/08 1:05 Binkowski IE Inland region preps for severe winter storm 1/4/08 1:06 Cuevas IE Inland law enforcement cracking down on DUI's 12/31/08 1:08 Cuevas Activists are trying to get a measure to reform ECON California's 3 strike law on the November ballot 1/9/08 1:10 Binkowski Calfire requests security before responding to IE calls on Soboba reservations 1/10/08 1:10 Cuevas LA County Sheriff's deputies in Compton get new LAW tool to detect gunshots 12/30/08 1:10 Valot HIST Crenshaw neighborhood celebrates King legacy 1/21/08 1:12 Peterson Orange County Sheriff has stepped down amid LAW scandal and federal corruption charges 1/14/08 1:13 Binkowski ECON LA city officials want to bring back Broadwa 1/28/08 1:13 Watt 19th Palm Springs film festival opens with fewer IE films 1/2/08 1:14 Cuevas POLI Gov proposes closing one of every 5 state parks 1/11/08 1:15 Peterson Search continues in San Bernardino Mountains IE for hiker missing over a week 1/11/08 1:16 Cuevas The Rose Parade kicked off 2008 with few ART problems after a controversial few weeks 1/1/08 1:17 Binkowski IE INLANDIA exhibit opens in Rancho Cucamonga 1/28/08 1:17 Cuevas Group threatens recall if two Capistrano schoo OC board members stay 1/22/08 1:20 Valot IE Riverside nurses calling for unionizatio 1/18/08 1:21 Cuevas ENV Plastic bags aren't going anywhere anytime soon 1/23/08 1:22 Binkowski Fears about US economy triggered a major stock ECON sell-off 1/23/08 1:22 Small IE County courts take over classrooms for civil trials 1/14/08 1:23 Cuevas California's public employees' retirement fund SACTO stays steady in economic downturns 1/22/08 1:24 Small Location Film and TV Production declines in LA ECON Area in 2007 1/25/08 1:25 Baer Federal judge postpones hearing on letha LAW injection to death row inmates 1/17/08 1:26 Small Lawmakers take first swing at Gov SACTO Schwarzenegger's budget cuts 1/17/08 1:26 Small Protest stated over delayed perchlorate cleanup IE Rialto 2/1/08 1:27 Cuevas IE Mountains brace for winter storms 1/3/08 1:28 Cuevas Alleged animal cruelty by Chino meat supplie IE exposed by Humane Society 1/30/08 1:28 Cuevas Counties lose challenge to election recoun IE procedures 1/23/08 1:29 Cuevas POLI Hilary Clinton announces new economic pla 1/11/08 1:33 Jahad HEAL Public Health, second hand smoke 1/3/08 1:35 Nazario Reaction to Schwarzenegger's proposed cuts to EDU the education budget 1/11/08 1:36 Guzman Governor to propose across the board cuts to SACTO state programs 1/10/08 1:40 Small LA Unified payroll system continues to have EDU problems one year later 1/7/08 1:41 Guzman IE Little girl wounded in crossfire police standof 1/14/08 1:44 Cuevas A proposal to release inmates early to save SACTO money could relieve overcrowding 1/15/08 1:45 Small Economists differ on predictions for state ECON recession 1/21/08 1:46 Baer Gov Schwarzenegger delivers his annual state o POLI state address 1/8/08 1:49 Keith IE Medical marijuana club opens in Riversid 1/17/08 1:54 Cuevas HEAL Healthcare reform in Cal. Rejected 1/28/08 1:55 Small Taking temperature of picketing writers on Oscar LABOR nomination day 1/22/08 2:00 Watt LAW Gang violence surges in Monrovia 2/1/08 2:00 Binkowski SCIE JPL honors the first U-S mission into space 1/30/08 2:01 Binkowski Federal officials accuse four museums in looted ART antiquities investigation 1/25/08 2:04 Guzman Video shows OC Sheriff's deputies allegedly OC using Taser on restrained man 1/23/08 2:05 Valot Gov Schwarzenegger gives his state of state POLI address 1/8/08 2:08 Small Gov Schwarzenegger supports proposed OC extension of 241 Toll Road in OC 1/16/08 2:09 Valot Head of federal citizenship efforts visits IMM Southland to push immigrant assimilation 1/18/08 2:23 Guzman New Law makes it easier for doctors to test to HEAL HIV 1/3/08 2:25 Sun US District Court Judge replaces the federal LAW receiver in charge of prison medical care 1/23/08 2:32 Small POLI Transportation funding measure 1/28/08 2:34 Russ Gov Schwarzenegger delivers state of the state POLI address 1/9/08 2:35 Small San Francisco Zoo opens its doors for first time DIS since Christmas 1/4/08 2:38 Small HEAL Budget cuts roll back the S_CHIP program 1/14/08 2:45 Nazario Mentoring aspiring writers on one WGA picket LABOR ENTline 1/24/08 2:45 Watt POLI Small crowd watches GOP Debate 1/31/08 2:46 Felde HEAL New law will require drugs to carry electronic tags1/23/08 2:52 Varney POLI Presidential candidates in California 1/17/08 2:56 Felde Educators across the state brace themselves fo EDU proposed budget cuts 1/7/08 2:57 Guzman 2-way with OC Supervisor John Moorlach abou POLI Carona retiring 1/14/08 3:03 Julian LA Unified School District agrees to pay $4 LAW million dollars to LA Conservancy 1/16/08 3:03 Julian POLI Democratic candidate talks economy in the Valley1/17/08 3:11 Felde Billionaire Philanthropist to donated more than ECON $23 million dollars for new charter schools 1/18/08 3:11 Jahad California has more inmates waiting for execution LAW than any other state 1/10/08 3:15 Campbell POLI Obama and Clinton debate in Hollywoo 2/1/08 3:15 Felde Political scientists talks about Obama and Latino POLI vote 1/29/08 3:28 Stoltze Employees who witnessed deadly weekend plan IE crash call for changes 1/22/08 3:29 Cuevas OC OC Sheriff retires amid corruption charges 1/15/08 3:36 Valot Cal lawmakers returning to Washington to begin POLI 2008 legislative year 1/14/08 3:47 Shaw Winter storm warning brings to mind deadly 2003 IE flood 1/4/08 3:55 Cuevas Mushroom hunter sells rare wild grown ART mushrooms 1/1/08 4:03 Mullane OC Battle over 241 Toll Road extension heats u 1/9/08 4:03 Valot Goth Vamp character from 1950's dies in OBIT Hollywood 1/18/08 4:04 Kim Political scientist talks about how delegates wi POLI be awarded in pres primary 1/31/08 4:05 Julian A look at the California primary between Iowa an POLI NH 1/7/08 4:10 Stoltze POLI Followup to Kenyan visit to LA City Ha 1/4/08 4:11 Felde Poets in Southland gather for benefit of ailing ART writer 1/11/08 4:11 Guzman POLI Local Democrat6ic club tries its hand at caucus 1/22/08 4:14 Felde HIST Radio Pioneer explains origins of ATC 1/3/08 4:16 Felde Crime conference critical of criminal justice LAW system 1/24/08 4:20 Stoltze Case about lethal injections in death penalty LAW cases 1/7/08 4:22 Small State of Union; Nancy Pelosi on economic stimulus package: Barbara Boxer on EPA waiver; POLI Grace Napolitano on long term water needs 1/28/08 4:26 Shaw POLI LA County still needs pollworkers 1/29/08 4:26 Felde POLI Longtime registrar retires 1/3/08 4:29 Felde Supporters use creativity to garner politica POLI support 1/14/08 4:29 Felde SACTO The Governor unveils a scarey state budge 1/11/08 4:30 Small Sub prime collapse hits some Latino homebuyers ECON hard 1/21/08 4:31 Siler Bill Siemering talks about the early days of public HIST radio 1/2/08 4:34 Felde State voters consider 4 measurer that would IE expand Indian gaming 1/31/08 4:41 Cuevas ECON German doctors have trouble coming to California1/4/08 4:45 Valot POLI Governor delivers State of the Stat 1/8/08 5:10 Small POLI Governor releases budget proposa 1/10/08 5:48 Small Sandra sells her daughter's talents a little bit too SCIE high 1/28/08 :08 Loh POLI Young people are flocking to the poll 2/3/08 :09 Felde LA poll workers held demonstration count a POLI county recorder's office in Norwalk 2/1/08 :12 Peterson Pro-education groups will help run low performing EDU South LA high school 1/28/08 :39 Guzman LA officials break ground on construction
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