If you see a news article or coverage regarding this trip, please let us
know as we would like to obtain actual hard copy clippings for a family
scrapbook. Thanks!
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Two local TV stations in Wisonsin tracked down Ken and crew for interviews.
Both stations were kind enough to provide copies of the footage, which we have
digitized for you. By clicking here you can view
the mpeg compressed version of the interviews. The mpeg version is not the
greatest quality. Included on the CD-ROM in the "\av" folder is the original .avi
file, which is a much better quality. Unfortunately, most CD-ROMs are not fast
enough to support playing the AVI file from CD, so you must first copy the .avi
file to your hard disk, and then view it from there. All windows machines are
capable of viewing .avi files and you should only have to double click on it
once you've copied it.
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On May 31, 2001, Jeff Lettau (Ken's son) called into the Ken Hamblin national
radio talk show, and talked with Ken live for about four minutes regarding Ken,
Randy and Joe's adventures.
The Ken Hamblin show was kind enough to provide us with audio tapes for the day
of the interview, and you can listen to the interview by clicking here.
(Note: Internet explorer may prompt you to download the latest version of
Windows Media Player. In most cases this is not necessary, and is a rather
misleading statement by Microsoft. Try to not download it first and it should
work, as all Windows machines have mp3 playback already.) The mp3 and wav files
for this interview are located in the "\av" folder of this CD-ROM if you wish to
use them elsewhere.
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May 24, 2001 article in the Kaukauna Times
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May 2, 2001 article in the Kaukauna Times
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May 2001 article in the Richland Citybeat Newsletter
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On May 17, 2001, the article from the Tri-City Herald below was released over
the Associated Press (AP) newswire. It has since been picked up and reprinted
in the Appleton Post-Crescent and other papers, and we have reports of it
surfacing on various internet news sites.
We were able to catch the AP story moving accross the "wire" that evening.
Here is how it looked online!
Here is how it looked in the Duluth News Tribune!
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May 14, 2001 article in the Tri-City Herald
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April 27, 2001 article in the Appleton Post-Crescent
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March 15, 2001 article in the Kaukauna Times
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