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Bob Kinzel

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Bob is a veteran Vermont journalist, specializing in political reporting. He is based in VPR’s Capital Bureau located across the street from Vermont’s Statehouse. Prior to joining VPR full time in 2002, Bob ran the Vermont News Service for 21 years. The service provided daily local news for eleven stations, including VPR. Bob started the News Service following a stint as news director for WNCS.

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Leahy, Jeffords Questioning Yucca Mountain Plan Wednesday, 06/26/02 12am - VPR News Both of Vermont's U.S. senators say they have serious concerns about a plan to ship nuclear waste to a proposed repository in Nevada. The votes of Senators Patrick Leahy and James Jeffords could be critical when the Senate votes on this issue in the very near future.
Administration to Cut $35 Million from State Budget Tuesday, 06/25/02 12am - VPR News The Dean administration is drafting a plan to cut as much as $35 million from the state budget that will go into effect on July 1. The governor hopes it won't be necessary to lay off any state workers but he says it's an option that must be explored.
Dean Outlines Presidential Campaign Strategy Monday, 06/24/02 12am - VPR News Governor Howard Dean says he plans to spend a lot of time in the next six months organizing his presidential campaign. Dean says he is clearly aiming his message at independent voters all across the country.
Candidates for Lt. Governor Disagree on Spending Limits Friday, 06/21/02 12am - VPR News Republican Lieutenant Governor hopeful Brian Dubie is calling on his opponents to agree to a $100,000 spending cap in their upcoming race. Progressive Anthony Pollina and Democrat Peter Shumlin have some serious concerns about the proposal.
Shumlin Will Call Senate Back into Session Thursday, 06/20/02 12am - VPR News The 2002 Legislative session is not quite over. Senate President Pro Tempore Peter Shumlin said on Wednesday afternoon that he has no choice but to call the Senate back to the Statehouse next week in a special veto session.
Drug Law Aims to Curb Marketers' Gifts to Doctors Wednesday, 06/19/02 12am - VPR News The nation's pharmaceutical industry says it won't challenge Vermont's new drug law in court. The law, which goes into effect on July 1, requires drug salespeople to report how much they spend to influence doctors to use their products. It's the only reporting provision of its kind in the country.
Veto May Force Legislature to Reconvene Tuesday, 06/18/02 12am - VPR News Governor Howard Dean has vetoed a bill that deals with abandoned vehicles. Legislative leaders say they don't want to come back to the Statehouse to override the veto but they may have no choice.
Lawsuits May Challenege Reapportionment Plan Friday, 06/14/02 12am - VPR News Even though the Legislature gave its approval to a new reapportionment plan this week, Secretary of State Deb Markowitz believes that parts of the plan will be challenged in court. However Markowitz says it's likely that any changes approved by the courts would implemented after the November election.
House Agrees to Reapportionment, Legislature Adjourns Friday, 06/14/02 12am - VPR News After spending five and a half months in session, the Legislature adjourned Thursday after passing a new compromise reapportionment plan.
Conference Committee Agrees on Reapportionment Plan Thursday, 06/13/02 12am - VPR News House and Senate negotiators have reached an agreement on a new reapportionment plan. If the full General Assembly gives its approval to the proposal later this week, Vermont will become the first state in the country that has a split Legislature to adopt a reapportionment compromise.

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