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AP-Network 7:15 ped

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Obit Jane Goodall <<CAT:Environment and Nature>>

Obit Jane Goodall-Intro Goodall

apa430828-Wrap--UNDATED-(Ed Donahue, AP correspondent with archive audio of Jane …

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AP-Network 7:15 ped

Posted

Obit Jane Goodall <<CAT:Environment and Nature>>

Obit Jane Goodall-Intro Goodall

apa430828-Wrap--UNDATED-(Ed Donahue, AP correspondent with archive audio of Jane Goodall)-“I'm Ed Donahue”-AP correspondent Ed Donahue reports on the death of Jane Goodall.

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Obit Jane Goodall-Packham1

apa430831-Response to a Question--NEW FOREST, Hampshire-(Chris Packham, Environmentalist)-“life on earth”-In an interview with SKY, Environmentalist Chris Packham says the Jane Goodall was a "remarkable woman" and in many ways.

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Obit Jane Goodall-Packham2

apa430832-Response to a Question--NEW FOREST, Hampshire-(Chris Packham, Environmentalist)-“can't afford to lose it”-In an interview with SKY, Environmentalist Chris Packham says the world should remember Jane Goodall's work and carry it forward.

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Pentagon Military Culture <<CAT:Government and Politics>>

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apa430823-Actuality--WASHINGTON-(Matthew Delmont, history professor, Dartmouth College)-“serve their country”-In an AP interview, Dartmouth College history professor Matthew Delmont says although bias, prejudice and racism remain in the military, the armed services have done more to address those issues than many other organizations.

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Pentagon Military Culture-Culture Intro Wrap

apa430830-Wrap--WASHINGTON-(Mike Hempen, AP correspondent, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Matthew Delmont, history professor, Dartmouth College)-“Mike Hempen, Washington”-The U.S. military historically has been an engine for social change, but the defense secretary has a different view for the future. AP correspondent Mike Hempen reports.

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Pentagon Military Culture-Delmont 1

apa430822-Actuality--WASHINGTON-(Matthew Delmont, history professor, Dartmouth College)-“gender and sexuality”-In an AP interview, Dartmouth College history professor Matthew Delmont says for seven decades the military has been on the leading edge of trying to take advantage of the talents of all Americans.

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