PR Newswire Broadcast Minute for Thursday, October 6, 2005

PR Newswire Broadcast Minute for Thursday, October 6, 2005

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U.S. and British Attitudes to the Job Police Are Doing Differ, According to Latest Harris Poll

Confidence among U-S adults regarding the job the police are doing in the United States is fairly high. In comparison, British adults have significantly less confidence in their local police. For the most part, adults in both countries do not feel that police overstep their authority though significant minorities do worry about this. Given the global unrest resulting from terrorist attacks, the public does worry about terrorist attacks when traveling overseas but does not worry too much about terrorist attacks when going about their day-to-day business. Adults in Great Britain have more uneasiness, undoubtedly reflecting a greater nervousness as a result of the bombings in London that took place in July. These are the results of a Harris Poll conducted online by Harris Interactive in the United States and in Great Britain in September.

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King World Productions and Harpo Productions Tap Rachael Ray for New Series

Dynamic television personality and best-selling author Rachael Ray has inked a deal with King World Productions, Harpo Productions and Scripps Networks to host a daily, one-hour, talk show available to stations for Fall 2006.

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Trick or Treat: TRUE Takes Today's Single Americans on a SEXPLORATION - There's More Behind the Halloween Costume Than They're Letting On

For some singles, a Halloween mask may reveal more than it hides. In fact, according to a recent national survey conducted by TRUE, the leading scientifically based online relationship service, those identified as Traditionalists by TRUE's Sexploration test are anything but traditional when it comes to their Halloween costumes; an amazing 86 percent of Traditionalists want to either dress up in sexy costumes themselves or have their partners do so. Of the five thousand respondents surveyed, more than 62 percent thought Halloween was a great date night (or chance to meet someone romantically) and over 45 percent planned to dress up for the occasion. Watch out New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Chicago, as the survey found singles in these cities are ready to trick, treat ... and get sexy.

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'Late Night with Conan O'Brien' Devotes Entire Show to U2 Thursday, October 6

As the rock superstars roll into New York City for seven sold out shows at Madison Square Garden, U-2 will spend an entire hour on N-B-C's "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" Thursday, October 6th. U-2 are expected to perform multiple songs. One of the most vital bands in rock, U-2 have sold 120 million records worldwide and won 14 Grammy Awards. Their current smash album, "How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb," has sold more than three million copies in the U-S and 10 million worldwide. The band is currently on their sold-out Vertigo 2005 World Tour where they will play to more than three point three million people. U-2's Thursday appearance will be the first time that "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" has devoted an entire show to one guest.

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