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Who needs women's suffrage when you can still beat up a female bartender, and get away with it. Probation for Anthony Abbate. Just a few scars and a permanent distrust of police officers for Karolina Obrycka: you have the right to remain beaten. See story. 

This is basically a lynching in YouTube daylight as a Chicago cop receives a slap on the wrist for being a naughty boy. "Hey, he was intoxicated; his punches couldn't have done much damage. She should have given him another drink, to avoid her beating." 

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Eating properly, exercising, and brushing our teeth are instrumental in mainatining good health. CLTV celebrates Juneteenth and the Freedom to Choose with Dr. Ron Schefdore on tonight's show.  Tune into Garrard McClendon Live at 6:30 p.m. on CLTV.

For information on diabetes and gum disease, see links below.

http://www.diabetes.org/

http://www.ada.org/

Every day, I read the Tribune to find out who's playing hide-and-seek. Peek-a-boo Illini.

Members of the Blagojevich family and the University of Illinois may not be in love with that newspaper with the old English font on the masthead, but that's what good, solid journalism is for - the discovery and dissemination of things we need to know.

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A young Roland Burris and family.

I have been in Senator Roland Burris's corner since Garrard McClendon Live started last July. Sure, his answers and conversations with the Blagojevich Team were questionable, but he wasn't found to perjure himself. Thank God, no steroids.

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