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Show rundown for Wednesday, August 18, 2004
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Terror Suspects Make UK Court Appearance
Eight terror suspects arrested in Britain will appear in court today. They are accused of planning terrorist attacks.

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Fail Safe?
A watchdog groups says bureaucratic bickering has thwarted the effort to make some nuclear materials more secure.

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Northern Exposure
WBUR Arts Online Editor and Here and Now's theater critic Bill Marx heads up to Canada where two staple theater festivals are suffering due to poor attendance and competition.

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Kerry Addresses Veterans
John Kerry speaks to the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Cincinnati today.

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Spotlight on NJ Corruption
Since New Jersey Governor James McGreevey's public disclosure that he's gay the spotlight has turned to corruption in the statehouse.

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How Parishioners Cope with Closing
We get an inside look at a Catholic Church that's closing and how its parishioners are coping.

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Orange Grower's Lament
An orange grower reflects after Hurricane Charley annihilated his two plantations.

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Today's Show Music

	Organism by Tommy Guerrero
	Which Will by Nick Drake
	From an Unpublished Letter by Euphone
	Approaching Pavonis Mons by The Flaming Lips
	New Drifters by American Analog Set
	Gabe's New Joint by Antibalas
	Music for a Found Harmonium by Penguin Cafe Orchestra

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