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Music To My Fears

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Monday, February 03, 2003

Should producers of Broadway musicals be mandated to employ a minimum number of musicians? Yes, says Bill Moriarty, president of the union that represents New York area musicians. It's not just about job loss, he says, but possibly the end of live music on Broadway. Also on the show, was the President for real when he committed himself to developing hydrogen-powered cars? Could containment really work against Iraq? Are New Jersey doctors violating the hippocratic oath by walking off the job?

Norwegian Wouldn't

Stein Tønnesson, director of the International Peace Research Institute in Oslo, Norway, on why many Europeans think war is unnecessary

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It's Now or Never

Nile Gardiner, visiting fellow on US-Anglo security policy at theHeritage Foundation, on the necessity for war

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Fuel Intentions

Jeremy Rifkin, president of the Foundation for Economic Trends and author of The Hydrogen Economy (JP Tarcher, 2002) gives the lowdown on hydrogen fuel technology

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Music To My Fears

Bill Moriarty, president of Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians, says the future of live music on Broadway is in danger

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Hypocritic Oath?

Dr. John Poole, chief of surgery at Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck, on the New Jersey doctor strike

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