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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2002

Page

23

Loyal dogs and their medical misadventures in a pet loving column

A pet loving owner shares anecdotes about dogs Maggie the Basset and Montgomery the mixed breed. Montgomery battles seasonal fleas while Maggie endures rear end issues treated by a vet, with light humor and a nod to readers.

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Catholic Church Abuse Sparks Anger and Calls for Action

Readers salute zero tolerance for child molesters and urge reporting to police. Abusive coverups are blamed on decades of suppressed information while letters recount personal trauma and advocate accountability and healing.

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MSNBC unveils prime-time lineup July 15 with Donahue

New York MSNBC will launch a new prime-time talk schedule on its sixth anniversary July 15. Donahue returns as the centerpiece at 9 p.m. ET with Nachman at 7, Matthews at 9, Banfield at 10, and a one hour Williams news block moved to CNBC. Alan Keyes is reportedly moved to afternoons.

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Wife of pharmacist agrees to pay victims in drug scheme

Laura Courtney will contribute 1.85 million dollars to victims of Robert Courtney’s drug tampering and adulteration scheme. Courtney pleaded guilty in February to criminal charges and awaits sentencing. Authorities say up to 4,200 patients and 98,000 prescriptions may have been affected.

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