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Wheeler rolling to FCC. DreamWorks Animation eyes AwesomenessTV
After the coffee. Before a long morning of earnings calls. The Skinny: I got through the season finale of "The Following" last night. It wasn't easy. Fortunately, afterward I watched the premiere of Comedy Central's "Inside Amy," which was a tad...
Tags: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Brian Robbins, Television, NBC (tv network), AMC (tv network)
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U.S. newspaper circulation down slightly
Newspaper circulation numbers released Tuesday show The Morning Call, the Lehigh Valley's largest news organization, had a sharp drop in daily circulation, which the newspaper attributes to subscription price increases in 2012 and a decrease in e-editions...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Newspapers, Media Industry, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times
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Tim Tebow will now have time to celebrate International Dance Day
Feliz Día Internacional de la Danza! Welcome to your post-weekend trends report for April 29, 2013. As the international Twitter scene lights up with colorful pictures of people dancing all over the world, the East Coast is more focused on the release...
Tags: Politics, Washington Capitals, Google Inc., NFL Network (tv network), Ron Wyden
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New full-time boss at the Department of Health
Capitol IdeasYo! Pennsylvania has a new secretary at the Health Department. Gov. Tom Corbett promoted Michael Wolf to the top post on Friday. Wolf (that's him to the left) had been serving as “acting secretary” after the October resignation of his...... -
Hilary Koprowski dies at 96; developed oral vaccine for polio
Hilary Koprowski, a Polish-born researcher who developed the first successful oral vaccine for polio, has died. He was 96. Koprowski died of pneumonia April 11 at his Philadelphia home, said his son, Dr. Christopher Koprowski, a radiation oncologist....
Tags: Technology, Medical Research, Discrimination, Biotechnology, Science and Technology
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States enact tough limits on abortion
The Philadelphia InquirerThe national media descended on the Criminal Justice Center in Philadelphia last week, shamed into covering the murder trial of Kermit Gosnell by a misplaced sense of obligation. That arrival was compelled by a newspaper column written in USA Today by...Tags: Politics, The Washington Post, NBC (tv network), Trials, USA Today
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Teams wary about Milliner's shoulder
ReutersThe Sports Xchange Teams wary about Milliner's shoulder Once considered the top cornerback in this year's NFL Draft, Dee Milliner's stock might be dropping because of health issues. Now, just days before the draft, there is some question about...Tags: NFL Scouting Combine, Football, NFL Draft, Sports
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Examples of 19th century 'Pteridomania' are easy to find
Most people have heard about the bout of "Tulipmania" that spread through the Netherlands in the 17th century, but few know about "Pteridomania," or fern madness. In the 19th century, ferns were part of a popular health regimen. People would go into the...Tags: India, eBay Inc., Newspaper and Magazine, Lifestyle and Leisure, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks
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Welfare semantics is not the problem; welfare for the rich is the problem
Applewood Drive rises from Haasadahl Road in South Whitehall Township in a steep climb, and at the top of the hill, there is a reward for the eyes. There are rows of enough lovely apple trees to make John Chapman (the legendary Johnny Appleseed) proud....
Tags: Culture, Northampton (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania), Politics, Arts and Culture, Social Sciences
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Recapping and analyzing the Eagles’ moves in free agency
Eagles InsidersThe Eagles may find another bargain bin player or two late in free agency, but we've probably seen the end of any serious moves on their part, so let's recap what they've accomplished over the last few weeks. We'll begin...... -
Richard Oare, attorney
Richard Oare, an attorney who successfully defended the the mayor of York, Pa., on a decades-old murder charge dating to a 1969 race riot, died of prostate cancer March 26 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The White Hall resident was 68.
Born John...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Baltimore County, York (York, Pennsylvania), Loyola University Maryland, Crime, Law and Justice
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Ed Rendell's payments from gas drilling interests not disclosed in pro-fracking column
Former Gov. Ed Rendell, whose Democratic Party usually comes down on the side of protecting the environment, once called New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo "crazy" for backing a moratorium on gas drilling until environmental concerns could be resolved. This past...Tags: Politics, Government, Andrew Cuomo, Credit and Debt, Environmental Pollution
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