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KUSP This afternoon at 5 on KUSP: Tom Blanton, director of the NationalSecurity Archive explains that George H. W. Bush didn't actually want the Berlin wall to fall, but the Soviets were thinking of taking it down themselves.
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KUSP This afternoon at 4 on KUSP: What's Next for the United States in Afghanistan. What should the Road Ahead look like for US strategy? More troops? A lighter footprint? Total withdrawal? From Kabul to Islamabad to Washington ... we'll give you the facts and analysis you need to make up your own mind. A special hour abou...t Afghanistan on Thursday's All Things Considered from NPR News. Stream it with this link.
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KUSP If you missed Christopher Connelly's update of the Elderday story, find it online or hear it this afternoon on All Things Considered.
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California is one of only a few states that covers adult day health care programs for Medicaid recipients. Adult day health care centers provide daytime supervision for people with cognitive, physical and social impairments. ...
KUSP In Morning Edition Wednesday: Santa Cruz's Elderday came together and fought against state budget cuts in June. July saw many participants cut back from four and five days per weeks to three. Finally participants were restored to five-day weeks. KUSP's Christopher Connelly reports.
KUSP This year KUSP's Fall Donor Dinner's will be held at Cafe Cruz in Santa Cruz and Joe Rombi's Mia Cucina in Pacific Grove!!
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From Larry Blood:
Paul Vieregge was the production director in KUSP's early years at the Monterey Jazz Festival as well as being an original founder with Jimmy Lyons, and his vision continued after he retired. He was a staunch supporter of jazz and a great friend of KUSP who fully understood what we were trying to do... both at the festival and in our regular broadcasts. Interviews we had with him at the festival gave us insight into the festival and the music unavailable from anyone else. He was the founder of the Big Sur Jazz Festival, and it was through his invitation that we were able to share with our listeners all but the first year of the festival. Paul had a very warm and very big heart which was open to embrace all who shared his love of artistry and truth in general, and jazz in particular. He will be sorely missed.
Paul Vieregge, stage manager emeritus for the Monterey Jazz Festival, passed away peacefully in his sleep early on the morning of Monday, March 30, 2009, following a long battle with cancer. He was 86.
