Friday, January 9, 2009
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Source of salmonella outbreak still unclear
The source of a salmonella outbreak that has struck nearly 400 people in 42 states has still not been made public. The outbreak may have killed a Minnesota woman.11:00 a.m.GuestsMichael Osterholm: Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP), and Director of the Center of Excellence for Influenza Research and SurveillanceMore from MPRMinnesota part of national salmonella outbreak (01/08/2009)Food safety: History and hysteria (12/04/2008)Minn. Health Dept. issues salmonella warning (10/03/2008)Flu season officially arrives (12/12/2008)U of M sets flu shot record of over 10,000 (10/28/2008)Resources
The new presidency: how to repair an ailing economy
The new president comes in with a promise of change, but faces a daunting array of challenges. The state of our economy tops this list. Minnesota Public Radio's Public Insight Network convened a forum of Minnesotans to discuss economic fixes.12:00 p.m.GuestsToby Madden: Economist, Minneapolis Federal ReserveAnn Markusen: Economist, Humphrey InstituteDaryl Dahlheimer: Program director of financial counseling, Lutheran Social ServiceKathryn Pearson: Political scientist, University of MinnesotaMore from MPRMayor R.T. Rybak reacts to Obama's economic plan (01/08/2009)Obama seeks new 'foundation' for economic growth (01/08/2009)Unemployment jumps to 7.2 percent, a 16-year high (01/09/2009)Target, other retailers face tough road ahead (01/08/2009)Andersen Windows cuts jobs, makes temporary layoffs (01/08/2009)Resources
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