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Help prevent slaughter of horses
Recently, the ban blocking U.S. Department of Agriculture inspections of horses for human consumption was lifted. This is disconcerting to many animal lovers and horse enthusiasts and owners. Humans domesticated horses and used them for war, travel and...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Barbara A. Mikulski
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A sad end for a kitten, and a lesson for pet owners
This past weekend, I found a litter of stray kittens in my neighborhood. I attempted to capture them to send to a local shelter where they would have a chance at finding a permanent home. The kittens scattered when I approached, and I was only able to...Tags: Dog (animal), Pets
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Caring makes animal shelter great
Editor: I am responding to the letter written by Jennifer Brown, PETA investigator, published Sept. 30 I the Open Forum. I fully agree that spaying/neutering is the best long-term answer to pet overpopulation, however, I disagree that no-kill shelter...Tags: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
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District 3: Robert W. Curran
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve on the City Council.
I worked for 16 years at Domino Sugar as a shipping foreman and process foreman, and was a member of Local 692, Retail Clerks...Tags: Economic Policy, Regional Authority, Harford Road, Property Tax, Safety of Citizens
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Debate continues between Harford Humane Society and former shelter volunteer group HOPE
Two opposing organizations with the same objective: help Harford County's animals. Where they differ is when the decision comes to either put the animal up for adoption or to have it euthanized.
And while the two groups have had little, if any, back and...Tags: Social Media, Mass Media, Facebook, Local Government, Labor Day
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In a perfect world
What a wonderful thing it would be if every dog could curl up with a loyal human companion, or if every cat had a human caretaker who understood its many moods. The world would be a better place. Pets enrich the lives of many families in Harford...Tags: Pets, Diseases and Illnesses
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Readers Respond: The new Dr. Death
Justin Fenton's account of Dr. Lawrence Egbert confirms disability advocates' worst fears about "assisted suicide" ("City doctor at center of assisted-suicide debate", May 22). This practice is not limited to terminally-ill people on the verge of...Tags: Suicide, Assisted Suicide
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Key lawmakers question Md. execution process
The co-chairs of a Maryland regulatory committee warned Friday that a failed execution attempt in Ohio could be repeated here without mandatory medical training for executioners and raised concerns about the use of lethal drugs deemed too cruel for even...Tags: Paul G Pinsky, Richard F. Colburn, Death Penalty, Credit and Debt, Drugs and Medicines
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Activists hope to keep up momentum
Sun National StaffPINELLAS PARK, Fla. - The Rev. Ed Martin does not want to squander the attention that the Terri Schiavo case has given his cause. In the month the anti-abortion activist spent outside the hospice housing the severely brain-damaged woman, he has given...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Executive Branch, Culture, Abortion Issue, Heads of State
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Delivery softer, but message is the same
Sun StaffFor five days, Pope John Paul II spoke from his American pulpit, lecturing his flock on the enduring themes of Christianity: feed the hungry, visit the sick, defend the weak. He repeated familiar Roman Catholic prohibitions: no abortion, no assisted...Tags: Philosophy, United Nations, Roman Catholicism, Abortion Issue, John Paul II
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California filmmaker with ties to western Virginia hopes to bring her next project home
ReporterA California actress who grew up in the Roanoke Valley is hoping to make a feature film here. "It's a Good Day to Die," is a comedy about assisted suicide, and this week, Andrea Shreeman has been meeting with community leaders and potential investors. ...Tags: Movies, Comedy (genre), Roanoke (Roanoke, Virginia), Cloris Leachman, Suicide
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Soccer-AEK Athens lose licence appeal
ReutersBy Graham Wood ATHENS, May 31 (Reuters) - AEK Athens have lost their appeal to the Greek Football Federation (EPO) seeking to overturn a ruling which denied the Super League club a licence to make transfers involving foreign players. Panathinaikos...Tags: Sports Organizations
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