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Posts for August 6, 2007

The Nazi guard’s untold love story (Times Online)

Elfriede Rinkel was a loving Jewish wife. She was also a concentration-camp dog handler when women and their children were savaged to death by alsatians for sport. Now a widow living peacefully in retirement, how has she evaded justice for 60 years?

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Thousands of Californians Gather Across the State to Help Lawmakers Shape Upcoming Plans for Health Care Reform (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

Thousands of Californians are gearing up across the state to participate in CaliforniaSpeaks, a unique live, statewide conversation on Saturday, August 11, designed to gather together a cross-section of citizens and give everyday Californians a direct voice into the statewide health care reform debate.

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Kaiser profits more than double in first half (Business Insurance)

OAKLAND, Calif.—Kaiser Permanente reported significantly higher profits for the first half of 2007 due to a sizeable reduction in reserves for professional liability and workers compensation costs, and strong earnings from contract renewals.

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