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Milt Program Guide Jan 09
Staff reporterTHURSDAY, JANUARY 1ST OPEN-LINE We’ll continue our discussion tonight of the Blagojevich scandal and take your phone calls. Now that the dust has begun to settle, are you still certain Blagojevich should be impeached and convicted of a crime?...Tags: Rod Blagojevich, Better Government Association, Christianity, Children, Crime, Law and Justice
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Escaped tiger kills man at S.F. Zoo
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersA tiger escaped from its enclosure in the San Francisco Zoo on Christmas Day, mauled one man to death and left two others seriously injured. The tiger was shot and killed by police after it charged officers. A police spokesperson said the zoo was...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Los Angeles Times, Hospitals and Clinics, Animals, Death
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Tiger mauling victim's pleas recorded
One of the men mauled in a Christmas Day tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo desperately pleaded for help from authorities and begged to know why it was taking so long to get it, according to a 911 recording released today. A dispatcher told the...Tags: Animal Attacks, Christmas, Drugs and Medicines, Animals, Death
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It's easy to eat up the hip scene at Malo
Special to The TimesWhat do ground beef-and-pickle tacos have in common with razor-thin young women in skinny jeans with nostril-length bangs? Both can be found in the penumbral glow of muted-red candlelight at Malo, Silver Lake's natty neighborhood taquería. Opened 2 1/2...Tags: Alcoholic Beverages, Buddy Holly, Restaurants, Eyewear, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Thome tossed, revamped lineup fails to recover
Tribune staff reporterIt was hot against cold Friday night at U.S. Cellular Field and, considering the weather, the outcome was expected. Cold won out. The Tigers, the American League's lowest-scoring and worst-pitching team, outscored the White Sox, baseball's highest-...Tags: Sports, U.S. Cellular Field, Jim Thome, Toby Hall, Chicago White Sox
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Another Cubs city comes alive on the weekends
Tribune staff reporterIt has a skyline possibly suited for a really big metropolis (squint hard). The statehouse--all domed, gilded and filigreed--would do a small European country proud. Lofts, condos and townhouses sprout throughout the downtown like cornstalks after a...Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Restaurants, Companies and Corporations
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Midwest safaris
Tribune staff reporterAll quality big-city zoos have lots of animals, paved pathways, strollers for rent, hot dogs to buy and stuffed critters to bring home. Many have little trains that, for a little extra, haul people around the grounds. Many have artists who will paint...Tags: Elephant (animal), Adults, Martin Luther King Jr., Politics, Sting
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Fighting for Chinese tigers, and the last word
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterHe is a magnificent animal, his coat a glossy amber, his fangs long and sharp. He flicks his long tail and paces restlessly up and down beside the bars of the cage. But this tiger, known only as 327, is on the outside and longs to get in. He is one of...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Wildlife, Environmental Issues, China, Africa
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Tiger mauls caretaker at actress' animal sanctuary
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterA tiger living at actress Tippi Hedren's wildlife sanctuary mauled a caretaker Monday afternoon, leaving the man in critical condition with multiple bites, a Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman said. The incident occurred about 3 p.m. at Hedren'...Tags: Animal Attacks, Los Angeles Times, Wildlife, Hospitals and Clinics, Celebrities
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10 great things at Butterfly World
South Florida Sun-SentinelImagine you run a zoo filled with lions, tigers and bears (oh my!). But now imagine the animals only live about a week and must constantly be replaced. That's Butterfly World in Coconut Creek, which replaces many of its 10,000 butterflies and 150...Tags: Natural Resources, Forestry and Timber, Animals, Forests, Lion (animal)
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Read With Me: Dueling Thieves
In the forest there lived a fox and a tiger, and both creatures were thieves. Often they worked together.
One night they visited the hut of a pongo, a kitchen servant. There a pot of quinoa was cooling over the dying embers of a fire, and when the...Tags: Farms, Death, Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes, Theft
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Louisville Zoo to host worlds largest Halloween party
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterLions and tigers have nothing on the ghouls and goblins that inhabit the Louisville Zoo each October. A pumpkin patch, inflatables, a Yellow Brick Road, a giant talking pumpkin and a headless horseman are part of the transformation from animal habitat...Tags: Los Angeles Times, Pumpkin, Halloween
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