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Police ID shooting suspect
Police on Tuesday morning identified a man suspected of shooting a Newport Beach doctor. Police arrested Stanwood Fred Elkus, 75, of Lake Elsinore, Monday on suspicion of shooting Dr. Ronald Gilbert, 52, of Huntington Beach, multiple times in the torso....
Tags: Shootings
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Law eases home food production
When Caron Ory's father was diagnosed with diabetes and struggled to stop eating sugar, the trained dietitian told him not to worry. "I'll create something for you," she promised. Through two years of research, trial-and-error recipes and taste tests,...
Tags: Whole Foods Market, Jerry Brown, Laws, Recipes, Crime, Law and Justice
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Alan Langston
It is with deep sorrow, the family of Alan Langston announces his passing at the age of 57 on December 28, 2012. He will be greatly missed by his family and many friends. He is survived by his mother, Beverly Langston, sister Catherine Langston...
Tags: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Polo, Surfing, Sports, Water Polo
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Commentary: Nation's dark corners make you appreciate O.C.
The troublesome things that a wayward traveler sees on the road are not there to shake his psyche or even put pits in his stomach, however, they are there to be seen, and, once they are seen, it is the wayward traveler's duty to report what he has...Tags: Cocaine, Murder, Avril Lavigne, Human Interest, Hurricane Katrina (2005)
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More than $800,000 projected for diabetes research
More than 6,000 people went for a walk at UC Irvine on Sunday to raise money for diabetes research. JDRF's Orange County chapter is projected to raise more than $800,000 from its 2012 Walk to Cure Diabetes event. The money will help fund research for a...Tags: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, University of California, Irvine, Research
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Virgen: These losers are winners
There was an emotional moment for Darlene Gardner on Thursday night at Equinox fitness gym in Irvine. Gardner held back tears when she talked about a life-changing experience and the support she received while she worked to lose weight for charity. This...Tags: Human Interest, Weight Loss, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Kobe Bryant, Charity
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Area hospitals working together
Hoag Hospital is joining with St. Joseph Health to coordinate care among patients. Combined, they will provide about one-third of the county's health care, hospital officials said Wednesday. As health costs continue to rise and the insurance industry...
Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Health Insurance Cost
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The Crowd: World Affairs Council honors three longtime members
The World Affairs Council of Orange County welcomed former New York Times reporter Philip Taubman to its July conference in Costa Mesa. Taubman, the Times' former bureau chief in both Washington and Moscow, addressed the local audience on the current...
Tags: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Hillary Clinton, Arts and Culture, The New York Times, Culture
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Mailbag: Good for Scout leader opposed to cookies
I just had to write to express my gratitude for your writing the article ("No cookies for these Girl Scouts," July 18) and shedding light on the actions of leaders as Girl Scout Troop Leader Monica Serratos. I find it amazing to witness the plethora of...Tags: Food Industry, Social Organizations, Youth Organizations, Girl Scout Cookies, Obesity
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On Faith: Fasting in modern world has value
Fasting might seem a grim topic in the midst of the Orange County Fair, beach picnics and the start of the Olympic Games. But highly observant Jews took part last weekend in Tisha B'Av, a 25-hour fast from food and drink to mark the destruction of the...Tags: Rosh Hashanah, Religion and Belief, The Holocaust (1934-1945), Lent, Holidays
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Apodaca: The solution to doctor shortage is students
Medical industry sources estimate that the United States faces a potential shortage of 150,000 doctors in the next 15 years. If true, that unwelcome proposition makes it more important than ever to encourage today's youth to pursue an education in...
Tags: Schools, Students, Teaching and Learning, Medical Procedures and Tests, Education
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Commentary: Title IX helps women compete in sports, life
Crossing the finish after a local 5K race, I walked beside a crowd of breathless runners. Flushed and happy, we grabbed water and moved toward the stage for award announcements. Post-race endorphins forge friendships fast. Age doesn't matter. At 67, I'...Tags: Financial Aid, College Sports, Running, Arts and Culture, High School Sports
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