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Milton N. Kitei, 94, a retired family physician
The Philadelphia InquirerMilton N. Kitei, 94, a retired family physician, died Friday, May 17, of heart failure at his home in Lafayette Hill. Born in Philadelphia, Dr. Kitei graduated from Central High School, where he won oratory contests. He earned his undergraduate degree...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, General Practitioners, Heart Failure, Health and Medical Professionals
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C. Siegel, war pilot, Wanamakers executive
The Philadelphia InquirerCharles Siegel, 89, of Bryn Mawr, a decorated World War II pilot and merchandiser for 32 years with the former John Wanamaker department-store chain, died Thursday, May 16, of advanced age at his home. In April 1956, Mr. Siegel was hired as a buyer by...Tags: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Wanamakers, Awards and Prizes, Sociology, Culture
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Library Company chief plans to retire
The Philadelphia InquirerJohn Van Horne, 63, who has presided over the Library Company of Philadelphia during nearly three decades of unprecedented digital change, has announced he will retire in May 2014. When Van Horne arrived in 1985, the Library Company, founded by Benjamin...Tags: Libraries
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Phillies GM fields questions on team's rough start
The Philadelphia InquirerHis team has failed to win more than three games in a row this season. Two-thirds of the season-opening starting rotation is on the disabled list, as are the starting catcher and setup man. The power-hitting first baseman has not hit for much power or...Tags: Ben Revere, Domonic Brown, Carlos Ruiz, Baseball, Ruben Amaro, Jr.
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Golf bans 'anchored' putters
The Philadelphia InquirerPHILADELPHIA Stu Ingraham has utilized an anchored stroke with a long putter for the last 23 years, a span during which he has won Philadelphia Section PGA player of the year honors on eight occasions including last year. So Ingraham strongly disagreed...Tags: LPGA, PGA Tour, Webb Simpson, Physical Conditions, Golf
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Bob Ford: USGA thinks anchoring putter is wrong, changes the rule
The Philadelphia InquirerThe U.S. Golf Association pulled the long-handled hammer from its bag on Tuesday and swung it freely, announcing that the Rules of Golf would be altered as of Jan. 1, 2016, to prohibit anchoring the butt end of a club against any part of the body. "The...Tags: PGA Tour, Physical Conditions, Golf, U.S. Open (golf)
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Silicon Valley's unlikely new favorite cause: Gov. Christie
The Philadelphia InquirerThe hottest new trend in Silicon Valley isn't inventing a gadget, developing an app, or investing in an IPO. It's giving to the governor of New Jersey. Gov. Christie has collected $289,150 from those involved in California's technology industry, an...Tags: Mark Zuckerberg, Social Media, Zynga Inc., Barack Obama, Corporate Officers
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Rutgers pioneer in public-interest law looks back
The Philadelphia InquirerAs a female student in the male-dominated law school culture of the early 1970s, Eve Biskind Klothen had such a terrible time that she figured she would leave, go into public-interest law, and never return to academia. She could not have expected that...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Civil and Public Service, Trials, Students, Lawyers
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Funds went untapped for Camden police
The Philadelphia InquirerFor several years, even as the Camden city administration warned that it was unable to financially support its police department, more than half of $12 million in federal and state grants that poured in during that time lay unused. Most of that money...Tags: Local Government, Bonds, Camden (Camden, North Carolina), Unemployment, Camden County
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Readers offer solutions to persistent problems
I get the impression that there are a lot of untrustworthy cats in this country from the number of remedies submitted to me on combating urine odors. Here's a step-by-step from reader Ed Zoller in Jacksonville, Fla.: If the area is carpeted,...
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Oxbow wins the Preakness
The Philadelphia InquirerD. Wayne Lukas, his silver hair sparkling like the trophy he had just won for a record sixth time, his black suit and white shirt perfectly tailored and pressed, looked like anything but what he proudly claimed to be -- a ruthless hitman. "I get paid,"...Tags: Pimlico Race Course, Joel Rosario, Oxbow (racehorse), Orb (racehorse), Rosie Napravnik
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Sat. S.J. boys and girls: EHT gets first playoff win
The Philadelphia InquirerAfter falling behind by two goals early, the Egg Harbor Township boys' lacrosse team rallied to make school history. Sal Avellino tallied the game-winner with 44 seconds left to lift eighth-seeded Egg Harbor over No. 9 Howell, 6-5, in the first round of...Tags: Baseball, Lacrosse
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