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PETA planning protest against Aberdeen Proving Ground monkey tests
Animal rights group PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is tentatively planning a protest around Aberdeen Proving Ground Friday and Saturday as part of a campaign to end Army training that involves monkeys. Officials from APG were not...Tags: Advanced Training, Media Industry, Health and Medical Professionals, Washington, DC, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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PETA claims victory, says Army will end monkey testing at APG
It appears as if PETA has scored a victory. The animal rights organization said in a press release on Thursday that "the U.S. Army has confirmed that it will discontinue cruel monkey laboratories that were part of Aberdeen Proving Ground's chemical...Tags: Aberdeen Proving Ground, Advanced Training, Media Industry, Washington, DC, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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This Monday, go meatless
America just got a little bit greener. Earlier this summer, Aspen, Colo. — John Denver's "sweet Rocky Mountain paradise" — became the first city in the U.S. to launch a comprehensive Meatless Monday campaign. Local restaurants, schools,...Tags: Restaurants, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Washington, DC, New York City, Cancer
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Archers of Fawn View Manor Farms in Pylesville named Farmer of the Year
With two dogs, four cats, several cows and 620 acres across several properties, Jim and Janet Archer are farmers through and through.
The family behind Fawn View Manor Farms, a prominent Harford dairy farm in Pylesville, was honored with the 2011 Farmer...Tags: Business, Animals, Small Businesses
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PETA has a beef with the Ravens for partnering with KFC
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) apparently has a bone to pick with Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti. The animal rights group is trying to start a beef with Bisciotti over the team's relationship with KFC, and they are urging the Ravens to...Tags: Christianity, Pamela Anderson, Paul McCartney, Physical Conditions, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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When pit bulls have more rights than humans
What's wrong with our society? Are we that sick that we have more respect for animals than we have for human beings? A 78-year-old woman was attacked by a pit bull and underwent facial surgery ("Pit bull attack upsets neighborhood," June 8). The incident...Tags: Prosecution, Defense, Firearms, Severna Park
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Greektown pit bull attack: Here's what PETA says about pit bulls
Please allow me to clarify People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' position on pit bulls in light of Sal Grifasi's letter to the editor ("When pit bulls have more rights than humans," June 12). PETA supports measures that protect both pit bulls...Tags: Greektown, Values, Ethics
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'Survivor: Redemption Island' recap: It's getting a little twisty
Reality CheckHello, again. It’s Bucky here, back and refreshed after a week’s vacation (to the Cactus League, in the Phoenix area.) Thanks to SKK for covering for me last week, which could have been a key week, what with Andrea falling......Tags: Witnesses, Lobbying, Building Material, Television, Gang Activity
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TB in elephants called 'a gray area'
An animal-rights group contends that an elephant performing in Baltimore with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus poses a health risk to the public because she has tested positive for tuberculosis, but circus and government health officials...Tags: 1st Mariner Arena, Civil Rights, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Circuses, Animals
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Chicago ranks 5th on PETA's Most Vegan-Friendly Cities list
RedEyeThe growing variety of dining options for vegan and vegetarian food in Chicago has earned the city the fifth spot on People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals list of the Most Vegan-Friendly Cities of 2013. Not only did PETA recognize Chicago as home...Tags: Citizens Bank Park, Hamburgers, Chicago Restaurants, Wrigley Field, U.S. Cellular Field
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Celia Rivenbark: My solution to woes in Secret Service
McClatchy-Tribune News ServiceLast year it was a dozen Secret Service agents caught partying with prostitutes in Colombia when they should've been doing the advance work for a presidential visit. This week, it's the revelation that members of the security detail charged with...Tags: Penicillin (drug), Customs and Tradition, Restaurants, Sex Crimes, U.S. Secret Service
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