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On this edition of A-TV News, we'll show you how a man's life affected a community, how one missionary is reacting to being home after only being out for a year, why one mattress company is worried a petition will stop them from helping hospitals, what are the changes to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints after conference, and more.
Produced by Nathaniel Gillis
Today's WORD on Journalism
“Voters decide elections. Now’s the time to focus newspapers’ full energy and limited resources on providing every voter with the information that’s essential to making informed decisions. We can’t do that if millions of voters won’t ever read, let alone trust, the solid journalism flowing from the fingers of the underpaid and overly abused reporters in the field. We certainly can't do that if they won't read and won’t trust fact-based reporting . . . .”
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