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Pro-life spat takes NPR station to ethics board

Chief Editor March 30, 2012 0 13 sec read
The National Public Radio station in Seattle is going before an ethics board Saturday after a pro-life media group filed a complaint accusing the station of airing a slanted story. The Washington News Council Board of Directors is holding a hearing over a story aired by KUOW-FM in April 2011 …


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