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indu.at leaves us ih h to ine icubis g h on cdti lrs.tainly have a different outlook which will be explored during this election campaign. u.sraeriochonus k adul uati tepdetrn in the world and the ability of obama to say that some of the failed policies of thepeiseit of ntto he de htal, wi inlowi yp g [applae] ple, fopyuop for usio t shy. >> let me start back there. wo apaul ie'll get to you. middle east, do you think america's publicpatients goig to u atyan twl whilpp eltikie ws h oow energy. i mean, our core interest, a uple core interest in the middle east. our alliance with israel, but need to hve lots f rop e hvsby, hl 'ser ir rea ofha d with our desire to have secure flow of oil. we are becoming more energy, or lesseneydendon dd at av ses me othe sources of, even elerin north america, russi oulvfratrweod t wnouresofo oil and how to but we less dependent on midle eastern oil. but as long as we, younow, our wione e tesreiaha t- oerrote amanlill understand that investments that we make, whichwe believe provide for stability and securi

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sh h sm women. as we know he started hiring some of the earliest full-time professional journalists. pli pismpn co wreingeo le.a oo >> fact, i don't know if you know this, but we just announce a tl tol ur li mal ey ch ry'spran att time it was not widely known that journalism en was a commercial thing to do in life. d,tay1s, hae oar a oloulit ivty ctouma and started them. columbiaurned him down on starting a school of ournalism. he was very persistent. t iy eao in3.taon inhch z gift agreement says that the school should be in a newly constructed building and the building should bear the name of the welding. pulitz died 1. sc od 91ice brgtheir centennial. centennial. lo and behold it bore the name journalism. spatabhthas jrey dso u tharg crg. mr. pulitzer's name above our doorway. and as of april 20, we are going to be gained for pulitzer ilng, nall ove,re >>yoowere tngs in this book to talk about that we are just going to scratch the surface but, i don't know if anybody here has seen the museum iain

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most of the people who lived here worked for c & h.hat's back when the plant's work force was 1,500. it's half that now and most workers live elsewhere. c & h has a history of long strikes lasting for months. >> it's expected every three years and you just have a fund yourself and hopefully you don't use it. >> reporter: the economy of this town of 3,200 is on thin ice too. at this grocery deli store, the owner watches tv. >> i used to hang out for a month, month and a half. i hope things will come up between the period of one month period of time. because i lose 35% of my sales. >> reporter: a cafe has cut back its hours and a store owner watches traffic go by. a sign says support your local merchants but that's hard to do with a working strike. >> i am looking for another location right now. out of town, yes definitely. >> reporter: the strike comes on top of another problem. winds sent fumes from the refinery over the town from time to time. one leak allegedly made hundreds of people sick and scared others away. real estate doesn't

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