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July 11, 2003

Season 2003 Episode 43 | 56m 40sVideo has Closed Captions

Former Archbishop John Roach died recently, state education experts debate No Child...

Former Archbishop John Roach died recently, state education experts debate No Child Left Behind, and Dan McElroy talks about an impending budget crisis. We'll also hear from a local dotcom startup and the party chairs round out this week's news in politics.

07/11/2003

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July 11, 2003

Season 2003 Episode 43 | 56m 40sVideo has Closed Captions

Former Archbishop John Roach died recently, state education experts debate No Child Left Behind, and Dan McElroy talks about an impending budget crisis. We'll also hear from a local dotcom startup and the party chairs round out this week's news in politics.

07/11/2003

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