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KUT Morning Newspod Wednesday February 1, 2012

February 1, 2012 9:00 am by: Lucia Duncan

Bernice Hart Dies An African-American woman who overcame Austin’s racial segregation and helped govern AISD for more than a decade has died. KUT’s Nathan Bernier reports. Some Want to Increase Weight Limits for Trucks in Texas Texas lawmakers got an earful from business leaders this week as they met at the Capitol to talk about boosting the state’s economy. One point of contention focused on the Port of Houston, whose terminals are credited with supporting almost 800,000 jobs across Texas. KUT’s Ben Philpott reports. Was MLK a Republican? Checking the Facts Sometimes incorrect claims come back around, and a claim about Martin Luther King Jr. being a Republican has re-emerged lately. KUT’s Nathan Bernier spoke with Gardner Selby of the Austin American-Statesman PolitiFact Texas about it....
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KUT Morning Newspod October 18, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod October 18, 2011

High Fire Danger Tuesday A Wind Advisory is in effect for Central Texas until 6 p.m. We could see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. A Red Flag Warning is in effect from 12 until 7 p.m. A dry cold front is bringing strong winds and drier air meaning any wildfires would spread fast. Stars...
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KUT Morning Newspod October 13, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod October 13, 2011

4 Occupy Austin Protesters Arrested Austin police say four Occupy Austin demonstrators were arrested after two this morning. Police say they were arrested for criminal trespass after refusing to leave City Hall Plaza. The City of Austin closed the Plaza, including the mezzanine...
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KUT Morning Newspod October 10, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod October 10, 2011

Drought Affecting Power Plants, Too Slightly cooler fall temperatures are putting less strain on power plants to generate energy but the persistent drought isn’t. Power plants depend on large amounts of water to generate electricity and cool the plant down. KUT’s Erika Aguilar reports, if...
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KUT Morning Newspod for October 6, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod for October 6, 201...

The top stories of the day from the KUT Newsroom....
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KUT Morning Newspod October 4, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod October 4, 2011

Chemical Plant Fire Under Investigation Officials are investigating a massive fire at a chemical plant near Dallas. The Associated Press reports firefighters monitored the blaze overnight, but it was mostly contained Monday. The fire started Monday morning in...
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KUT Morning Newspod September 30, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod September 30, 2011

Al-Awlaki, U.S. Born Cleric Linked to Al-Qaida, is Dead The Associated Press is reporting that U.S. born al-Qaida cleric Anwar al-Awlaki has been killed. The AP reports that Yemen's Defense Ministry made the announcement Friday. The accused Fort Hood shooter, Major Nidal...
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KUT Morning Newspod September 28, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod September 28, 2011

Reimer's Ranch Fire 75 Percent Contained The Texas Forest Service says the brush fire at Reimer’s Ranch in western Travis County is now 75 percent contained. The fire has burned more than 200 acres. Officials say it destroyed two park structures and about 8 structures from the...
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KUT Morning Newspod October 14, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod October 14, 2011

Funeral Services Friday for San Antonio Marine Family and friends are gathering Friday for the funeral of a Marine from San Antonio. Texas Public Radio’s Eileen Pace has more on Lance Cpl. Benjamin Whetstone Schmidt's life on today's Newspod. Governor Perry Focusing on Energy Texas...
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KUT Morning Newspod October 11, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod October 11, 2011

Perry, GOP Rivals Debate Tonight The Republican presidential hopefuls debate again on stage in New Hampshire tonight. This debate is an important one for Texas Governor Rick Perry. He’s stumbled in previous debates and tumbled in the polls. KUT’s political reporter Ben Philpott will cover...
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KUT Morning Newspod for October 7, 2011

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No Arrests at Occupy Austin Things have been running smoothly at the Occupy Austin event, a local version of the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York. There had been concerns about possible...
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KUT Morning Newspod October 5, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod October 5, 2011

Firefighters Making Progress on New Bastrop Fire Firefighters say they made progress overnight to contain another wildfire in Bastrop County. The Old Potato Fire started Tuesday afternoon and has burned about a thousand acres. It was 25 percent contained but firefighters expect...
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KUT Morning Newspod October 3, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod October 3, 2011

Gov. Perry Refines Answers on Immigration Texas Governor Rick Perry spent the weekend appealing to GOP voters in New Hampshire. He took questions at almost all of his stops. Many of those questions were about the Texas Dream Act, the program that lets some foreign born children of illegal...
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KUT Morning Newspod September 29, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod September 29, 2011

Bastrop County Approves Recovery Plan Bastrop County has been in recovery mode for weeks now. But county commissioners this week approved an official wildfire recovery plan. The plan outlines what tasks local agencies are in charge of. The first priority is clearing all of the...
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KUT Morning Newspod September 27, 2011

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KUT Morning Newspod September 27, 2011

Dark and Stormy Night Intense lightning storms were on display for parts of Central Texas north of Austin last night as a weak cold front entered the area. Those storms could return to other parts of the region over the next day or so bringing needed, though » read more
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