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Oregon State University history professor Christopher McKnight Nichols fills us in on the history of presidential impeachment and precedents for what kind of information gathering from foreign governments could be grounds for impeachment.
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The Klamath Falls Air National Guard base Kingsley Field may lose $10 million in a Trump administration proposal to divert Pentagon funding for border wall construction. We hear from the 173rd Fighter Wing’s Commander Col. Jeffrey Edwards about what happens at the base, which is the only training site for F-15 C pilots in America.
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Bea Johnson has been called “the priestess of waste-free living.” Johnson is originally from France and currently lives in California with her husband and two kids. The family has been living a waste-free lifestyle since 2008 and Johnson is the author of Zero Waste Home, which is also the name of her popular Instagram account. Now, she’s embarking on a year-long road trip to promote her ideas and some of her first stops are in Oregon. Bea Johnson is speaking at the Ashland Springs Hotel at 6 p.m. on Sept. 25 and at the Bend Senior Center at 7 p.m. on Sept. 27.
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One of the country’s biggest publishers recently announced that it will limit the number of electronic copies of a book that libraries can purchase. The publisher says library users are cutting into its profits. Libraries say access to books and information shouldn’t be limited. Vailey Oehlke, director of Libraries for Multnomah County, explains how libraries deal with e-books.
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/DVD's, books and computers live side by side at the Multnomah County Central Branch Library.
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