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Program Information
Voices of Our World
Weekly Program
 Voices of Our World  Contact Contributor
April 25, 2005, 6:03 a.m.
As America's hunger for energy rises, nuclear power becomes a more popular option. A Texas corporation is turning a deaf ear and dismissing undisputed findings that mining will contaminate the desert communities' only drinking water.
Produced by Elinoar Astrinsky

Host: Eileen Bott
OPTIONAL CUTAWAY CUE: That's 1-8-7-7 M-A-R-Y-K-N-O-L-L" at 14:00.

End Cue: And please be sure to join us next time for more Voices of Our World. Followed by a music fade at 28:00.

*Can be broadcast at 14:00 or 28:00 minutes. Format fits well into either time slot.

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