TV Commercials Sure Make Manners Hard To Teach
An opinion piece laments how TV ads normalize messy eating and poor manners. The writer recalls a bygone era of family dinners and contrasts it with fast food culture and disposable utensils. The column urges viewers to expect better from broadcasts and to reclaim civility at the table.
Man Gives Up In Connection With Shooting
A 60 year old man is jailed in Tulsa after a warrant was issued for shooting a 17 year old violinist and newspaper carrier. Keith Hurn was shot in the head and is reported in fair condition at St Francis Hospital.
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Deputy Shoots Two Pit Bulls in Lynwood Incident
A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy shot and killed one pit bull and wounded another as two dogs charged a man protecting his dog in Lynwood. Deputy Richard Pfeiffer fired after confronting the loose dogs that had already killed a cat. the owner of the attacking dogs remained undetermined.
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Ground Rules for TV Food Ads From a Letter
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece argues for modest ads avoiding dramatic eating scenes. It suggests no testimonials for peanut butter or choreographed bites and warns against wild hand motions and messy dining visuals.
Panda cub born at US zoo faces privacy for first days
A 4 ounce giant panda cub, born at 3 33 am Tuesday, nursing out of sight as Ling Ling the mother cautiously steps outside the nest. Zookeepers express cautious optimism the cub may be the first surviving captive panda in the United States while reporting a apparently stillborn sibling.
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