The audio portion is from
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information is important
enough to be included in this
channel, I believe everyone
should know about this. So
thanks to Linda Moulton Howe
(an award winning journelist)
for work in gathering this
information and airing it on
coast to coast.
Linda Moulton Howe born
Jan
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The audio portion is from
coast to coast. However this
information is important
enough to be included in this
channel, I believe everyone
should know about this. So
thanks to Linda Moulton Howe
(an award winning journelist)
for work in gathering this
information and airing it on
coast to coast.
Linda Moulton Howe born
January 20, 1942, in Boise,
Idaho, is an American
investigative journalist and
documentary
producer-writer-director-edito
r who is currently based in
Albuquerque, New Mexico. She
received her Masters Degree in
Communication from Stanford
University in 1968, where she
produced a documentary film
for the Stanford Medical
Center and her Master's
Thesis, 'A Picture Calculus,'
at the Stanford Linear
Accelerator. Linda received
her 1965 B. A. cum laude in
English Literature from the
University of Colorado,
Boulder. She has a daughter,
Laura Kathleen Howe, from her
1968 to 1986 marriage to Larry
W. Howe.

Linda Moulton Howe has devoted
her documentary film,
television, radio, writing and
reporting career to
productions concerning
science, medicine and the
environment. Ms. Howe has
received local, national and
international awards,
including three regional
Emmys, a national Emmy
nomination and a Station
Peabody award for medical
programming. While Linda was
Director of Special Projects
at KMGH-TV, Channel 7, Denver,
Colorado from 1978 to 1983,
her documentaries included
Poison in the Wind and A Sun
Kissed Poison which compared
smog pollution in Los Angeles
and Denver; Fire In The Water
about hydrogen as an
alternative energy source to
fossil fuels; A Radioactive
Water about uranium
contamination of public
drinking water in a Denver
suburb; and A Strange Harvest
and Strange Harvests 1993,
which explored the worldwide
animal mutilation mystery that
has haunted the United States
and other countries since the
late 1950's and continues to
date. Another film, A Prairie
Dawn, focused on astronaut
training in Denver. She has
also produced documentaries in
Ethiopia and Mexico for UNICEF
about child survival efforts
and for Turner Broadcasting in
Atlanta about environmental
challenges in the TV series
Earthbeat.

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