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ArchivesDon't Know Much About HistoryBy Laura Knoy on Wednesday, July 2, 2003.Author Kenneth C. Davis joins us to talk about the updated version of his popular book “Don’t Know Much About History: Everything You Need To Know About American History But Never Learned”. Davis enlightens us with interesting facts, from dispelling the myth that Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag to how New Hampshire may have played a part in the 2000 Presidential vote. listen:
 GOP RiftBy Lisa Peakes on Wednesday, July 2, 2003.Morning Edition host Lisa Peakes speaks with political science professor Dante Scala about the tension between republican lawmakers and GOP Governor Craig Benson. listen:
Fisherman Could Get New Buyback ProgramBy Roger Wood on Wednesday, July 2, 2003.NEW HAMPSHIRE FISHERMEN MAY IN A FEW YEARS BE ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A NEW FEDERALLY SPONSORED BOAT BUYBACK PROGRAM. OFFICIALS ARE FLOATING A NEW PROPOSAL THAT TAKES THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OUT OF THE PROCESS. AND IT GIVES INDUSTRY RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCREASING FISH STOCKS OFF THE COAST. NEW HAMPSHIRE PUBLIC RADIO CORRESPONDENT ROGER WOOD HAS MORE. listen:
The Man Behind "Ping Pong Diplomacy"By John Walters on Wednesday, July 2, 2003.Back in 1971, China was a closed society. No Americans had traveled there since the Communist takeover. Then the American table tennis team visited the country. We speak with Rufford Harrison. At the time, he was an official with the Table Tennis Association and he arranged, and took part in, the trip. listen:
Delta Dental Gives $120,000 to Train HygienistsBy David Darman on Wednesday, July 2, 2003.Northeast Delta Dental last week gave the New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord 120 thousand dollars. The money will help NHTI expand its dental hygienist training program. Hygienists and nurses head the list of health professionals that are in short supply in the Granite State. And NHTI and other colleges are stretching as far as they can to train the next generation of these professionals. listen:
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