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Soundbytes of the Week 5-16-08
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Sen. Clinton's campaign: not dead yet? Anger over the B.U. Biolab. Highlights of the week, selected by WBZ's Dave Mager.
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Keller At Large 5/16/2008
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For the third straight year, Jon laments the fact that Boston is not the road rage capital of the country.
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Shingles vaccine recommended
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The Centers for Disease Control is recommending a new shingles vaccine for people 60 and older to help prevent the disease. WBZ's Diane Stern spoke with a doctor and professor about it.
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Mayor's lofty plans cut down
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Boston Mayor Tom Menino tells WBZ's Carl Stevens that the FAA won't let the city build a 1000 foot tower in the Financial District.
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How to prevent falls
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Hundreds of health professionals are meeting in Worcester to address an increase number of deadly falls. WBZ's Lana Jones speaks with Lynn Beatty with the National Council on Aging.
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Fight Back Express
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Cancer survivor Kirsten Paragona talks about a special bus tour being run by the American Cancer Society
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Democratic radio address with Congressman Xavier Becerra
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California Democratic Congressman Xavier Becerra is calling on Republicans to join in the effort to help veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Becerra emphasized the updated GI Bill in the party's weekly radio address, saying it is one way "a grateful nation can repay its heroes."
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