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Outposts looks back at 2010: Achievements
OutpostsWith the the year ending, it is worth looking back at memorable posts of 2010. Each day this week through Friday, Outposts will recount some of the records broken, the achievements reached, the notable passings and the downright unusual during...... -
Downed hiker, 61, rescued in Riverside County by helicopter
L.A. NOWA 61-year-old hiker who may have had a stroke was airlifted Saturday from a remote part of Riverside County by a San Diego County Sheriff's Department helicopter, officials said. Copter 10, flown by Cpl. Tony Webber, hovered about 80 feet...... -
On the Media: 'Radiolab' takes its audio smörgasbord on the road
The two guys who headline public radio's long-running show on "science, wonder and discovery" can't wait for their first national tour. Declares Jad Abumrad, the hipster and technical whiz: "We're going to have the full-on groupies and the destroyed hotel...Tags: Science, Twitter, Inc., Radio, Hormones and Metabolism, Physical Conditions
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Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75; shattered political barrier for women as vice presidential nominee in 1984
Geraldine A. Ferraro, the savvy New York Democrat who was embraced as a symbol of women's equality in 1984 when she became the first woman nominated for vice president by a major party, died Saturday at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She was...Tags: Abusive Behavior, Christianity, Television, Barack Obama, Social Issues
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PASSINGS: Ken Larkey
Ken Larkey
Founder of Long Beach Heritage Museum
Ken Larkey, 82, a lifelong collector of Long Beach artifacts who founded the Long Beach Heritage Museum, died of congestive heart failure Friday, said Marshall Pumphrey, the museum's curator. Larkey...Tags: Health, Physical Conditions, Boeing Co.
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Theodore C. Sorensen dies at 82; JFK's close advisor and writer-in-residence
Theodore C. Sorensen, John F. Kennedy's close advisor and writer-in-residence in the Senate in the 1950s who became special counsel to the president and remained chief speechwriter during Kennedy's tragically brief presidency, has died. He was 82....Tags: Dallas, Justice System, Physical Conditions, Primaries, Lawyers
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Sathya Sai Baba dies at 84; considered a living god by millions of Hindus
Sathya Sai Baba, a Hindu holy man who was considered a living god by millions of followers around the world, died Sunday of multiple organ failure in a hospital near his south Indian ashram. He was 84 and left behind a trust worth billions.
Sai Baba...Tags: BBC, Abusive Behavior, Sports, Physical Conditions, Documentary (genre)
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Virginia Knight dies at 92; former first lady of California
Virginia Knight, a former first lady of California who moved into the governor's mansion in 1954 as the bride of Goodwin Knight and was an early proponent of turning the residence into a museum, has died. She was 92.
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FOR THE RECORD:...Tags: Earl Warren Jr., Physical Conditions, American Legion, Government, Republican National Conventions
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PASSINGS: John Warhola, Bernie Wilson
John Warhola
Brother raised artist Andy Warhol
John Warhola, 85, the older brother who helped raise Pop Art icon Andy Warhol and later helped establish the Andy Warhol Museum in their native Pittsburgh, died Christmas Eve after battling pneumonia at...Tags: Health, Teddy Pendergrass, Physical Conditions, Celebrities and Health Issues, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
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Ronald Schafer dies at 53; California state parks superintendent in Los Angeles
Ronald P. Schafer, who as superintendent of the California state parks' Angeles District pushed to develop urban parks in the core of Los Angeles, has died. He was 53.
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FOR THE RECORD:
Ronald P. Schafer obituary: The obituary in the...Tags: Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center, Tony Perez, University of Texas at Austin, Travel, Tourism and Leisure
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Correcting blocked arteries in patients who may have a heart attack
HealthKeyThe key to saving a heart attack victim's life is to resume the flow of oxygen-rich blood through the patient's heart by opening coronary arteries blocked by plaque. Coronary angioplasty offers a nonsurgical method of opening the arteries and restoring...Tags: National Institutes of Health, Drugs and Medicines, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Procedures and Tests, Heart and Circulatory System
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More time for emergency stroke treatment?
Booster ShotsMedications to limit damage from a stroke by dissolving blood clots must be given within three hours of the event, according to standard guidelines. But a study published today suggests that the window of opportunity may extend to 4.5 hours.......
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