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President & G.O.P. Radio
Saturday July 31, 2010
Every Saturday get the latest President and GOP radio address to the nation.
This week President Obama used his weekly address to hail the comeback of the U.S. auto industry. He touted "good decisions" in Washington and sacrifices by auto industry workers. Obama also criticized Republicans who were skeptical about auto industry bailouts, referring to them as the "just say no crowd."
Meanwhile... Republicans are questioning President Obama over jobs. Delivering the GOP's weekly address Saturday, Nebraska Republican Senator Mike Johanns, had a question for the President. He asked, quote, "Isn't it time, Mr. President, to tone down the rhetoric and to govern?" Johanns continued admonishing Obama saying the President talks about creating jobs, but his policies just do the opposite, with a, quote, "fiercely anti-business tone."
Click on the podcast link for the latest.
National News
Saturday July 31, 2010
President Obama said the auto industry is making a recovery during his weekly address today.
In the Republican weekly address, Nebraska Senator Mike Johanns criticized President Obama's jobs policies.
Democratic California Congresswoman Maxine Waters reportedly will face ethics charges.
The time is drawing closer for former first daughter Chelsea Clinton to take her trip down the aisle.
For more news stories click on the National News link.
State & Local News
Friday, July 30, 2010
A man accused of murdering his wife more than a year ago is now behind bars.
La Crosse County sheriff's officials say money motivated a West Salem man to kill his parents.
It remains unclear whether several recent church burglaries in Green Bay are connected.
Sheboygan fire officials are investigating a suspicious fire that destroyed Lakeshore Pallet Incorporated in the Town of Wilson Wednesday night.
Federal stimulus funds are rolling down the track to help build a high-speed rail line between Milwaukee and Madison.
Eighty veterans from Wisconsin got their first look at the World War Two memorial in Washington, DC on Thursday thanks to the National Honor Flight Network.
A brown trout weighing almost 42 pounds has been confirmed as a Wisconsin record.
For more news click on the Local & State News link.
Market & Business News
Friday July 30, 2010
Market Updates brought to you by...Edward Jones & Dan Sprader located at 976 E. Johnson Street, Suite 700, Fond du Lac, WI. For more info call 920-923-3934 for all your financial needs.
Stocks on Wall Street managed to close near even despite a midday dip on Thursday. The Dow was down more than 100 points after tech companies Nvidia and Symantec cut expectations for the next quarter. The Dow closed 31 points lower to 10-467. The Nasdaq lost 13 points to end the day at 22-52. The S&P 500 lost five points to close at 11-02. Oil settled at 78-dollars-36-cents per barrel, a gain of a dollar-37-cents.
For these stories and more click on the Business News link and Market Update.
Sports
Friday July 30, 2010
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell held court at Lambeau Field on Thursday evening. Goodell was in Green Bay to attend the team's annual shareholders meeting, and later fielded questions from fans at the stadium.
Summer vacation officially ends for the Packers tomorrow. The team will hold its first full-pad practice of training camp at Ray Nitschke Field on Saturday.
The Brewers begin a three-game series with the Houston Astros tonight at Minute Maid Park. Milwaukee was off Thursday after suffered a 10-2 loss to the Reds on Wednesday.
For more sports click on the sports link.
Classical Music Festival
The 35th annual Classical Music Festival, a celebration of the music of Franz Josef Hayden, will again take place in Eisenstadt, Austria beginning August 2nd. Check back for daily podcasts!
Morning Java
Friday July 30, 2010
President Obama told The View that he wasn't invited to Chelsea Clinton's wedding.
The next round of "Survivor" is in Nicaragua, pits the young versus the old and kicks off September 15.
For those keeping track, Demi Moore has switched from the Master Cleanse detox program to the Clean Program 21-day detox.
Christie Brinkley's selling her Sag Harbor house on New York's Long Island. Yours for just $15.75 million.
Now we're hearing Betty White may be heading to "Desperate Housewives."
For more pop pop culture news, celebrity birthday's and more click on the Morning Java.
Ripley Oddcast
Ripley’s Believe It or Not! — a journey through the weird, wacky, whimsical, wild, and totally unbelievable world of the odd, strange and unusual.
This time around ...Lee Speigel, one the world’s pre-eminent researchers in the realm of UFO’s provides proof that the government is hiding the truth about alien adventures on earth; AOL’s Buck Wolf tells us about Julia Gnuse, the world’s most tattooed lady; Intern Clara discovers the world’s largest concrete garden gnome; and Marci provides us information on high caloric sandwiches found in our fast food eateries.
Click on the Ripley's Oddcast link and enjoy this weeks show!
Fond du Lac County Board
Starting in August fdlpodcasting.com will be streaming live the Fond du Lac County Board meetings. Archived County board meetings will be accessible via the County Board meeting link coming in August. Details coming soon!
News Busted
Watch the latest News Busted with Jody Miller. A short bi-weekly comedy show brought to you by NewsBusters the official blog of the Media Research Center.
Stream Your Special Event
If you have a special event planned and would like the whole world to see it you can stream your event here. Call 920-375-0212 for more information.
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American Airlines was ready for take-off as veterans aboard the plane for the Old Glory Honor Flight Thursday from the EAA grounds. Its purpose was to fly 80 World War II veterans from Oshkosh to Washington, D.C., to visit the World War II Memorial, a place they might otherwise never see. The memorial was built in their honor, so it is fitting that these members of the "the greatest generation" visit it.
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