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BETWEEN THE LINES THE WEEK ENDING NOV. 2, 2007

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1) Washington Intensifies Verbal Attack on Iran

Interview with Reese Erlich, radio journalist and author, conducted by Scott Harris

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2) Regional Iraq War Protests Draw 100,000

Report on Boston's anti-Iraq war protests, one of 11 regional demonstrations on Oct. 29 across the U.S., produced by Melinda Tuhus

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3) Bush/Cheney Succeed in Reviving Imperial Presidency

Interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning, Boston Globe reporter Charlie Savage, conducted by Scott Harris

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4) This week's summary of under-reported news

Compiled by Bob Nixon • Wave of violence in eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo may have passed, but civilian populations there continue to face high levels of violence from the Congolese Army and rebel troops loyal to dissident Hutu General Lauren Nkunda. • Environmental groups are split over political strategy as the U.S. Senate starts debate over a global warming bill. • Hillary's fundraising machine has attracted some unusual fundraising bedfellows, including those who helped bail out George W. Bush's failing Spectrum oil company as well as those who raised money for rightwing figures like Jesse Helms and Al D'Amato.

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"Between The Lines" is a half-hour syndicated radio news magazine that each week features a summary of under-reported news stories and interviews with activists and journalists who offer progressive perspectives on international, national and regional political, economic and social issues. Because "Between The Lines" is independent of all publications, media networks or political parties, we are able to bring a diversity of voices to the airwaves generally ignored or marginalized by the major media. For more information on this week's topics and to check out our text archive listing topics and guests presented in previous programs visit: www.btlonline.org ;

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