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All eyes turn to Illinois for next gun battle
Tribune reportersWith Wisconsin poised to allow people to carry concealed weapons in public, gun advocates have made Illinois -- the last holdout -- a prime target in their campaign to give citizens unrestricted rights to carry weapons. Illinois has been one of their...Tags: Barbara Flynn Currie, Gun Control, Wisconsin State Legislature, Government, Vehicles
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PASSINGS: Burt Styler, Maria Gomes Valentim, Robert Benson
Burt Styler
Emmy-winning TV writer
Burt Styler, 86, an Emmy-winning TV writer who had a long association with Bob Hope, died of heart failure June 13 at Providence Tarzana Medical Center, his family said.
Styler won an Emmy in 1972 for an episode of...Tags: Idaho, Technology, The Brady Bunch (tv program), Frank Gehry, Defense
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PASSINGS: Bob Pease
Bob Pease, 70, a prominent Silicon Valley engineer and author of several books on analog chip design, died Saturday evening when his car crashed into a tree in Saratoga, Calif., southwest of San Jose.
Pease, who was not wearing a seat belt while...Tags: Los Angeles Times, The Brady Bunch (tv program), Frank Gehry, Defense, San Jose
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PASSINGS: Phyllis Gebauer, Les Guthrie, Freda Koblick, Lee Ames, Brian Haw
Phyllis Gebauer
Longtime UCLA Extension writing teacher
Phyllis Gebauer, 82, a teacher for two decades in the UCLA Extension Writers' Program who recently donated to the program signed first editions by reclusive author Thomas Pynchon, died Wednesday at...Tags: Idaho, Technology, Defense, Cancer, New York
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Man In Panties Flies US Airways Days Before Baggy Pants Arrest
KTLA NewsSAN FRANCISCO (KTLA) -- US Airways allowed a man wearing skimpy women's panties and high heels to fly just days before a football player was arrested on a plane in California over a dispute over his saggy pants. A passenger, Jill Tarlow, on a June 9...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, KTLA, Collective Contract, Employees, U.S. Airways
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Best Chinese restaurant: China Gourmet in Deerfield
When Yim Wai opened China Gourmet 28 years ago in Deerfield Beach, she made sure it had everything the dining public expected of a Chinese restaurant.
She decorated with dragons and lanterns. Guests sat down to pots of steaming Chinese tea and ended...Tags: China, Ice Cream, New York City, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking
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David Lazarus
![When not reporting for KTLA's "Consumer Confidential" segments, David Lazarus is an award-winning business columnist for the Los Angeles Times. He also serves as a frequent fill-in host for KPCC, Southern California's leading NPR affiliate, and provides regular commentary for public radio's Marketplace programs.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62631404-20162521.jpg "When not reporting for KTLA's "Consumer Confidential\" segments, David Lazarus is an award-winning business columnist for the Los Angeles Times. He also serves as a frequent fill-in host for KPCC, Southern California's leading NPR affiliate, and provides regular commentary for public radio's Marketplace programs.")
When not reporting for KTLA's "Consumer Confidential" segments, David Lazarus is an award-winning business columnist for the Los Angeles Times. He also serves as a frequent fill-in host for KPCC, Southern California's leading NPR affiliate, and provides...Tags: Consumers, Radio, NPR, Journalism, Entertainment
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Edith M. Byberg, 80
Edith M. Byberg, age 80, of Baraboo, Wis., formerly of White Lake, Mich., and Petoskey, passed away on June 16, 2011, in Baraboo, Wis. Edith, daughter of Edward and Margaret Dart, was born Nov. 24, 1930, in Detroit. For many years, Edith managed...Tags: Waterford, Human Interest, Los Angeles
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CA cat thief 'purr-loins' hundreds of treasures
SAN MATEO, Calif. (AP) — A prolific cat burglar has stolen hundreds of precious possessions from homes near San Francisco. But police are staying off the case — the burglar really is a cat. Dusty, a 5-year-old feline from San Mateo, has...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, San Mateo, Crimes
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State Regulators Stop Automatic Delivery of Phone Books
KTLA NewsSACRAMENTO (KTLA) -- California residents will soon have to go digital to look up business listings after state regulators approved a request from Verizon to end deliveries of phone books. Earlier this month, the California Public Utilities Commision...Tags: KTLA, Verizon Communications, Real Estate, California, Human Interest
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Parents should weigh pros, cons, before making decision about circumcision
marieg@herald-mail.comWhen Jeff and Lorrie Kreille were expecting their first child last year, they were faced with all sorts of decisions. There was a name to choose, a nursery to decorate and the selection of godparents. But one decision loomed heavy on their minds. If...Tags: Urinary System, Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia), Mayo Clinic, AIDS, Hospitals and Clinics
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