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Move Over Law; Joe Biden; Tibetan Buddhist Monks Visit NH
Aired Sunday, Aug 31, 2008
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Move Over Law
Did you see the highway signs promoting the state's "Move Over" law? Did you understand what they meant? Changes to the law went into effect earlier this month. Drivers are now required to slow down and give clearance to vehicles on the side of the road with blue, red or amber emergency lights. NH Outlook's Beth Carroll rides along with NH State Police Trooper Russell Conte to learn the new rules of the road.
NH Department of Safety
Move Over America
Joe Biden
With the the Democratic National Convention behind them, Barack Obama and Joe Biden have hit the campaign trail and Democrats hope they're the winning ticket. It was just last weekend when Obama announced he had decided on Biden as his vice presidential running mate. Biden is a veteran U.S. Senator from Delaware with blue-collar roots and years of foreign policy experience. He's already run for president twice. NH Outlook's Richard Ager spoke to Biden about the issues in late 2007 during his New Hampshire primary campaign. We thought this was a good time to bring you that story again.
Tibetan Buddhist Monks Visit NH
For much of the last few weeks the global spotlight has been on China and the 2008 Summer Olympic Games. While athletes from around the world competed, ten people, eight of them Americans, were arrested for protesting the Chinese occupation of Tibet. As the Olympics drew to a close, a group of Tibetan Buddhist monks came to New Hampshire in an effort to remind people of the plight of their native country. While the monks were here they told their stories, created traditional Tibetan art and shared their cultural heritage. NH Outlook's Phil Vaughn has more on their visit.
Aryaloka Buddhist Center
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