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    Feb 12, 2013 |Story| KSPR-TV

  1. Doctor from Lowry City is charged with writing prescriptions without state permit

    OSCEOLA, Mo. -- A family doctor from Lowry City is accused of writing prescriptions for more than two years without having a valid state permit to do so.  The St. Clair County prosecuting attorney filed 16 felony charges against Dr. John Ure on Monday after an investigation by the state’s Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
    ghartley@schurz.com
    OSCEOLA, Mo. -- A family doctor from Lowry City is accused of writing prescriptions for more than two years without having a valid state permit to do so.  The St. Clair County prosecuting attorney filed 16 felony charges against Dr. John Ure on Monday...

    Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Percocet (drug), General Practitioners, Dilaudid (drug), OxyContin (drug)

    2. Feb 1, 2013 | Los Angeles Times

  2. Placentia motorist to stand trial in death of pedestrian

    L.A. NOW
    A 29-year-old from Placentia will stand trial Friday for allegedly running a red light, killing a pedestrian and injuring two others in a haze of methamphetamine and prescription drugs. Adam Harrison Hall has been charged with five felonies, including...
    3. Jan 25, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Mike Atta benefit to star Watt, Adolescents, Burger tape, more

    Former first-generation Southern California punk guitarist Mike Atta might not be as known as some of the peers he and his band the Middle Class influenced, but his place in the annals of L.A. rebel music is understood. The band was founded in 1977, and was one of the region's first hard-core punk bands -- if not the first.
    Los Angeles Times Pop Music Critic
    Former first-generation Southern California punk guitarist Mike Atta might not be as known as some of the peers he and his band the Middle Class influenced, but his place in the annals of L.A. rebel music is understood. The band was founded in 1977, and...

    Tags: TD Garden, OFF! (music group), Mike Watt, Hamburgers, Foods and Beverages

    4. Jan 16, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  4. Now just one of the gang

    WASHINGTON -- When I covered Congress in the mid-1990s, one of my favorite characters was Steve Stockman, a former street vagrant who somehow got swept to power in the Republican Revolution of '94.
    WASHINGTON -- When I covered Congress in the mid-1990s, one of my favorite characters was Steve Stockman, a former street vagrant who somehow got swept to power in the Republican Revolution of '94. Voters in his Texas district, realizing their mistake,...

    Tags: Republican Party, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Voting, National Rifle Association of America, White House

    5. Jan 17, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Afghan slaying: Defense depends on Sgt. Bales' mental health

    Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, accused of killing 16 civilians in Afghanistan, will undergo a sanity review before a mental health defense can be presented, a military judge decided Thursday. Col. Jeffery Nance ordered the review, a step in the ongoing...

    Tags: Steroids, Armed Conflicts, Judges, Afghanistan, Mental Health

    6. Jan 2, 2013 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  6. Crime & Punishment: Someone Else Tries to Exploit the Sandy Hook Tragedy For Money

    <strong>New Britain Mayor Tim O'Brien chose Christmas Eve </strong>to quietly announce the cash-strapped city would use $100,000 from the mayor's legal-defense fund to hire a high-power PR firm to promote a bill that would fine the landlords of properties that rack up police complaints. The firm, Global Strategy Group, counts among its past clients Al Gore, Gov. Dannel Malloy, the last three governors of New York and corporations like Disney and General Electric. It may seem oversized for one issue local to a small city. But the choice makes more sense when you consider O'Brien's political ass is on the line. The bill has been vigorously opposed by landlords, including a politically connected former mayor and a real estate tycoon who, after he implied to his tenants that the city would charge them $500 for calling 911 (which is not true), managed to get them out for city council meetings. The Hartford Courant reports that some of these landlords plan to work to oust O'Brien.
    New Britain Mayor Tim O'Brien chose Christmas Eve to quietly announce the cash-strapped city would use $100,000 from the mayor's legal-defense fund to hire a high-power PR firm to promote a bill that would fine the landlords of properties that rack up...

    Tags: Walmart, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Government, Holidays, Pregnancy and Childbirth

    7. Dec 26, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. 2012 in review: Notable deaths in visual arts and architecture

    The fields of art and architecture lost several notable names in 2012.
    The fields of art and architecture lost several notable names in 2012. The most high-profile death was that of Thomas Kinkade, the self-anointed “Painter of Light” who died in April at 58 of an accidental overdose of alcohol and Valium....

    Tags: Architecture, Arts, Thomas Kinkade, Arts and Culture

    8. Nov 24, 2012 |Column| Hartford Courant

  8. Title Aside, 'Scared ----Less' More Fun Than Frightening

    The Hartford Courant
    I've been thumbing through a book that claims to contain 1,003 facts that will scare the you know what out of you. I can't tell you the actual name of the book because this is a newspaper, and if the past is any indicator it is read by a lot of 3-year-...

    Tags: William Shatner, Entertainment, New York City, Heroin, Bacon

    9. Nov 21, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. For the continuously sleepy, a new treatment shows promise

    In 2005, a woman showed up at Emory University's sleep center in Atlanta complaining of being sleepy just about every moment of every day. She slept for 14, then 16, then 18 hours a night, but still woke up feeling drowsy. Doctors had prescribed her stimulants, which worked for a bit. But when they wore off, she would go on a sleeping binge, becoming unarousable for days at a time.
    In 2005, a woman showed up at Emory University's sleep center in Atlanta complaining of being sleepy just about every moment of every day. She slept for 14, then 16, then 18 hours a night, but still woke up feeling drowsy. Doctors had prescribed her...

    Tags: Research, Drugs and Medicines, Science and Technology

    10. Jul 2, 2012 |Story| WGN-TV

  10. Healing Pets

    <strong><em>To find out more about the program at Morgan's Dogs, check out <a href=&quot;http://wardogsmakingithome.org">http://wardogsmakingithome.org</a></em></strong>
    WGN News
    To find out more about the program at Morgan's Dogs, check out http://wardogsmakingithome.org Help at the end of the line. Veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder say they often feel like they are at the end of their rope. But when they pick up a...

    Tags: Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Services and Shopping

    11. May 25, 2012 |Story| Herald Mail

  11. Greencastle man wanted in 2011 armed robbery is arrested on drug charges

    A former Hagerstown man wanted in a 2011 armed robbery was arrested this week on drug charges by the Washington County Narcotics Task Force, according to District Court records.
    A former Hagerstown man wanted in a 2011 armed robbery was arrested this week on drug charges by the Washington County Narcotics Task Force, according to District Court records. Dwight Orin Lewis Jr., 35, whose address was listed as 5708 Montgomery...

    Tags: Drug Trafficking, Percocet (drug), Crimes, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Crime, Law and Justice

    12. Nov 7, 2012 |Story| Herald Mail

  12. Man arraigned on drug charge in connection with trading prescription medication for secretarial services

    A Berkeley County man is accused of bartering prescription medication for secretarial services, according to Berkeley County Magistrate Court records.
    matthew.umstead@herald-mail.com
    A Berkeley County man is accused of bartering prescription medication for secretarial services, according to Berkeley County Magistrate Court records. George H. Van Wagner, 59, of 56 Majestic Court, Martinsburg, was arraigned Tuesday by Magistrate Joan...

    Tags: Chemical Industry, Embezzlement, Pharmaceuticals, Washington, DC, Corporate Crime

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