David Freitas

David is a new Journalism grad student in the Broadcast model. Last May David Graduated from Gonzaga University, in Spokane, Washington with degrees in Broadcasting and History. David is glad to be in Missouri, living for the first time in his life west of the Rockies. If you have any comments about David's stories, or job offers, please write him at c698034@showme.missouri.edu.

Stories by David Freitas include:

11/18/1996: Radio Story - A committee studying managed care releases 33 suggestions.
11/18/1996: Radio Story - Legislators recommend more emergency room coverage
11/18/1996: Radio Story - A legislative committee suggests more communication between doctors and patients
11/ 8/1996: Radio Story - FBI investigates charges of voter fraud in Missouri.
11/ 1/1996: Radio Story - GOP Secretary of State candidate accuses Secretary of State of holding an unfair election.
10/28/1996: Radio Story - HMO draft regulations unveiled by a legislative committee.
10/21/1996: Radio Story - Legislators say the rainy day fund is good common sense.
10/21/1996: Radio Story - The cost estimate of an increase in minimum wage is taken off the ballot.
10/21/1996: Radio Story - Secretary of State Bekki Cook dismisses Post-Dispatch endorsement of her opponent.
10/18/1996: Radio Story - The GOP gubenatorial candidate calls for elimination of auto safety inspections.
10/11/1996: Radio Story - U.S. House Speaker blasts Clinton for foreign campaign contributions.
10/ 7/1996: Radio Story - Two lawsuits on the ballot issue related to term limits are in legal limbo.
10/ 4/1996: Radio Story - Opponents of a minimum wage increase win a court battle to keep language the same on the November ballot.
10/ 4/1996: Radio Story - Supporters of a minimum wage increase lose a lawsuit to change ballot language about finanacial impact.
10/ 4/1996: Radio Story - With HMO's growing, experts say regulation is necessary and in the future.
10/ 4/1996: Radio Story - Two HMO clients voice conflicting views about managed care.
10/ 4/1996: Radio Story - Experts explain the ups and downs of managed care.
9/20/1996: Newspaper Story - Secretary of State Bekki Cook was ordered to certify a measure that will let voters decide on term-limit issues.
9/20/1996: Newspaper Story - Secretary of State Bekki Cook was ordered to certify a measure that will let voters decide on term-limit issues.
9/20/1996: Radio Story - Proponents of a minimum wage increase file a lawsuit against the state, alleging biased wording on the ballot.
9/16/1996: Radio Story - Highway deaths increase with new highway speeds.
9/16/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's Agriculture Department says a bumper crop is expected because of mild weather.
9/13/1996: Radio Story - Missouri is one of seven states using recommendations from a new study that finds teachers inadequate.
9/13/1996: Radio Story - Prison officials lauch shake-down at state pen.
9/ 9/1996: Radio Story - Petition campaign for term-limit proposals on the November ballot fail.
9/ 6/1996: Radio Story - Sales tax for soil conservation and parks to appear on the November ballot.
8/30/1996: Radio Story - Missouri GOP candidates say Clinton's campaign won't be hurt by the Morris sex scandal.

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