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Show rundown for Friday, July 16, 2004
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Tobacco Buyout
The U.S. Senate approves a plan to the give the FDA broad powers to regulate the cigarette industry as part of a $12 billion buyout of tobacco farmers.

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Presbyterian Church Backs Divestment From Israel
The Presbyterian Church has voted to begin a process that could result in selective withdrawal of investment in Israel.

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Ratings Creep
We speak to a researcher who has looked at a lot of films and found evidence of "ratings creep."

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Federal Judge Gives Stewart Five Months
Martha Stewart, who built an empire on home decor and the culinary arts, is going to jail.

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Sudan Assessment
We speak to John Prendergast of the International Crisis Group about his trip into the Darfur region of Sudan.

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Presidential Politics
Is Dick Cheney still on the Bush 2004 ticket? Is John Edwards making any difference to the Kerry candidacy?

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John Irving
The novelist John Irving talks about seeing his book "Widow for One Year" adapted for the big screen.

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Today's Show Music

	Leaf by The Sea and Cake
	Gust of . . . by The Album Leaf
	With No Definite Future . . . by The Mermen
	I Spy by Mad Professor
	Viva Tirado by El Chicano
	The Pawn by Marcelo Zarvos

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