Reporters’ Roundtable
Posted Thursday, October 16, 2008
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Download MP3In the news this week, studies of the Innerbelt bridge force ODOT to keep four lanes closed indefinitely; a local branch of a national community organizing group is called to account for phony voter registrations; and the Cuyahoga County corruption probe expands to include the Cuyahoga Metro Housing Authority and a former MetroHealth executive. On our weekly reporters' roundtable, we'll talk about those stories and get analysis on the final presidential debate. Join us Thursday morning at 9.
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Economy, Government/Politics, Other, Courts/Crime - Fire/Law Enforcement
Guests
Joe Guillen, The Plain DealerKaren Farkas, The Plain Dealer
Howard Wilkinson, The Cincinnati Enquirer
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