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News at Noon February 3, 2012 (News at Noon)
News at Noon Hosted by Tiffany Eckert and Claude Offenbacher.
One person is dead in the course of a residential burglary in Eugene.
In other news, Newport's South Beach suffers a storm-caused water line break.
Eugene-area "Hope Ranch Ministries" joins in the fight against human trafficking
Congressional hearings on limiting the work children on farms and ranches may perform have implications for the Northwest.
The Washington senate approves a gay marriage bill, and the House and governor are expected to follow. But some gay partners have concerns.
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2/3/2012
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Guy Davis 020312 (Living Large)
Eric Alan holds forth with Blues troubadore, and story teller Guy Davis. Mr. Davis plays Cozmic tonight.
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2/3/2012
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Pamel Rose-Wild Women020312 (Living Large)
Living Large host Eric Alan talks with vocalist Pamela Rose about her multi-media presentation called "Wild Women of Song". She brings it to the Erb Memorial Union Ballroom tonight at 7:30PM.
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2/3/2012
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Wintergreen Farm in Noti.
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Local Foodies Get Together by Rachael McDonald
The Local Food Connection Conference is Monday at Lane Community College.
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2/3/2012
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Occupy Eugene Continues its Medical Clinic by Rachael McDonald
The group will set up its clinic Sunday afternoons at the old Eugene Federal Building.
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2/3/2012
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Eugene Police Identify Alleged Burglar by Claude Offenbacher
The other alleged intruder was killed during the incident
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2/3/2012
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Cape Blanco Lighthouse (Natural World)
Cape Blanco is the westernmost spot in Oregon. While today it is remote from most of Oregon's population, this spot has a long history and is profoundly beautiful.
Events: Neil Bjorklund recently spent three months chasing and photographing butterflies in the four corners of Ecuador. He will share his views of the country and its portion of th3e great Amazon River Basin on Tuesday, February 7th, at 7:00 pm, in the EWEB Training Room at 500 E. 4th Ave. in Eugene. This meeting of the Springfield Chapter of the North American Butterfly Association is free and open to the public.
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2/2/2012
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News at Noon February 2, 2012 (News at Noon)
Hosts, Tripp Sommer and Mark Costigan
Oregon lawmakers consider requiring University coaches and others to report child abuse.
The Washington senate approves a same-sex marriage bill.
Rachael Mcdonald reports that “the flying people” have returned to the Eugene airport.
A human jawbone found in the Columbia River is determined to be Native American and 200 years old.
Laura Mccandlish interviews Carl Djerassay. The so-called “father” of the birth control pill and novelist speaks at OSU tonight.
And Natural World correspondent John Cooney visitsCape Blanco lighthouse,the westernmost spot in Oregon.
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2/2/2012
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Umpqua Valley Arts 020212 (Living Large)
Eric Alan talks with Kathy Henderson, Executive Director of the Umpqua Valley Art Association about their fund raising dinner this weekend and upcoming events at the center.
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2/2/2012
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Charlie Musselwhite 020212 (Living Large)
Living Large host Eric Alan caught legenedary Bluesman Charlie Musselwhite in his hotel room by phone, and talked about his life and the Blues Harp blowoff coming to the Shedd on friday.
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2/2/2012
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