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KPCC Should members of Congress be the judges of other members' ethical lapses? Kitty Felde's series on ethics continues today.
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If you’re a member of Congress who played fast and loose with the ethical rules, you’ll be investigated and judged by... other members of Congress. It sounds suspicious. Democratic Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren of San Jose shrugs her shoulders. Lofgren chairs the House Committee on Standards of Official...
KPCC From Sharon McNary in the KPCC newsroom -- If you're a woman over 40, how will you change your behavior in response to new guidelines recommending fewer mammograms? Patt Morrison will be talking about this at 2:40 today, and you can listen on air at 89.3 FM or online at kpcc.org
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New medical guidelines recommend women over 50 get mammogram screening for breast cancer every two years, reducing the annual screening that had been recommended for women over 40. The new guidelines are billed as reducing the risk of many screenings and the anxiety from false positive results. ...
KPCC Hello from Sharon McNary in the KPCC newsroom. Well, we're getting close to the holiday season, so our newsroom would like to know what homemade foods make your gatherings special. Click the link below to tell your festive family food stories.
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What is the one dish that signals that you're home for the holidays? When you're away from home for the holidays, what's the food you make to recreate the feeling and taste of home?
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The new guidelines from the government regarding breast cancer screening are atrocious!! No more mammograms from 40-49 and then only every other year. No breast self-exams and doctors are advised to abstain from educating their patients on how to do BSE's. This is ridiculous. How many wives, daughters, sisters, mot...hers, bff's are we going to lose? How can the average person get involved to make difference and how can KPCC help us to do so?
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KPCC Hello from Sharon McNary in the KPCC newsroom. From Caltech: A light earthquake occurred at 1:21 p.m. today. The magnitude 4.6 event occurred 16 miles south-souteast of Trona, CA. We had a couple of small-ish earthquakes over the weekend, too, in Fontana and Beaumont. Which raises the question:
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What were you doing during today's earthquake? Did you see any damage? How prepared is your family for a much bigger earthquake?
Cypriano Tat love kpcc. you are the lone voice in the wilderness
Bonnie Max Is bringing Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the other four 911 terrorist "Masterminds"to New York the best plan to finally bring about justice? Is civilian court the way to go? Are we as Americans ready to open that can of worms(rendition,torture,Bush,Cheney). ?
KPCC Hello from Sharon McNary in the KPCC newsroom. We're looking for your dental care stories. Americans spend more than $91 billion on dental care, with about 44 cents of every dollar spent coming from our own pockets. Click below. It's confidential.
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Help KPCC sink its teeth into the topic of dental health care. Do you have dental insurance but find yourself still paying out-of-pocket? Are you addicted to teeth-whitening strips but refuse to floss? What about some of those cutting-edge new dental care techniques?
KPCC Patt Morrison invites to you attend a live broadcast event. Click on the link for details and RSVP.
Patt Morrison Goes Back to College—she's bringing together the students, faculty, and UC administrators to talk about what got the UC system into this financial crisis and how to get out of it
Location:UCLA—South Bay Room in the Covel Commons building in Sunset Village
Time:1:00PM Tuesday, November 17th
KPCC Patt Morrison's show today will look at the different experiences of troops returning from the Iraq/Afghanistan wars versus those of Vietnam-era soliders, airmen and sailors. To share your experience with Patt, please click the link below and answer a few questions. Tune in at 1 p.m. 89.3 FM or listen online at kpcc.org
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You served your country by joining the military, now you're a civilian. What story do you have about the ease or difficulty of veteran life? What could your country do better? What do we get right in the way we treat veterans?
KPCC Hello from Sharon McNary in the KPCC newsroom. A new study out today from pedestrian safety advocates Los Angeles Walks says more than one of every four traffic deaths in the LA-Long Beach-Santa Ana metro area is a pedestrian. Do you have a walking safety story to share with our reporters? Click the link to tell us what happened to you or a loved one.
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Have you ever been hit by a car, truck, bus or bike while walking in Southern California? Have you ever hit a pedestrian with your vehicle? What happened? What, if anything changed at the site of your collision to improve safety there?
KPCC See KPCC's collection of photos and stories about the fall of the Berlin Wall 20 years ago.
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89.3 KPCC | Southern California Public Radio's home page with news, podcasts, radio broadcast schedules, and links to its productions including AirTalk with host Larry Mantle, Patt Morrison, Off-Ramp, ...
KPCC More American troops and fewer predator drones? Should the Taliban have a stake in governing the country? And who should intervene in a flourishing opium trade? AirTalk goes on the road to stage our own Afghan summit and you're invited.The event takes place at the Autry National Center, November 11 at 7pm.
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More American troops and fewer predator drones? Should the Taliban have a stake in governing the country? And who should intervene in a flourishing opium trade? AirTalk goes on the road to stage our own Afghan summit and you're invited. The event takes place at the Autry National Center, November...
KPCC Hello from Sharon McNary in the KPCC newsroom. One of our reporters is looking for your stories that show how safe or unsafe it is to walk in your hometown. Click the link below to share your experience. It's confidential, nothing is aired or published without your permission.
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Have you ever been hit by a car, truck, bus or bike while walking in Southern California? Have you ever hit a pedestrian with your vehicle? What happened? What, if anything changed at the site of your collision to improve safety there?
