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Today At TRNS
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at 9:26AM
UN Correspondent Tala Dowlatshahi will be covering the Secretary General's monthly briefing.
The Washington Bureau will also be covering:
-Senators Durbin, Landireu, Lincoln and Merkley on health care.
-Rep. Cohen et al unveil bill aimed at providing employment to credit-challenged Americans.
-Senators Reid, Leahy and Civil Rights leaders on Sotomayor nomination.
-Senators Alexander and Hatch on health care reform.
-Psychological Stress in the Military. Military Personnel Subcommittee hearing on "Psychological Stress in the Military: What Steps are Leaders Taking?"
-International Peacekeeping Challenges. Full committee hearing on "New Challenges for International Peacekeeping Operations."
-The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) Water Program Co-Director Nancy Stoner. News conference to release its 19th annual Vacation Beach Water Quality Report.
-Address on "America and China on the Road to Copenhagen: Toward a Climate Partnership" at a National Press Club Newsmaker Luncheon. Participants: Senate Foreign Relations Chairman John Kerry, D-Mass.
The Washington Bureau will also be covering:
-Senators Durbin, Landireu, Lincoln and Merkley on health care.
-Rep. Cohen et al unveil bill aimed at providing employment to credit-challenged Americans.
-Senators Reid, Leahy and Civil Rights leaders on Sotomayor nomination.
-Senators Alexander and Hatch on health care reform.
-Psychological Stress in the Military. Military Personnel Subcommittee hearing on "Psychological Stress in the Military: What Steps are Leaders Taking?"
-International Peacekeeping Challenges. Full committee hearing on "New Challenges for International Peacekeeping Operations."
-The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) Water Program Co-Director Nancy Stoner. News conference to release its 19th annual Vacation Beach Water Quality Report.
-Address on "America and China on the Road to Copenhagen: Toward a Climate Partnership" at a National Press Club Newsmaker Luncheon. Participants: Senate Foreign Relations Chairman John Kerry, D-Mass.
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