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Sources: Mayor Squashed Talk of Euthanasia at City Shelter Minimum Wage is Rising, But is it Enough to Live On? First Phase of Automatic Voter Registration Now Underway Memoir Chronicles Relationship with Cuba’s Past, Present Stony Island Arts Bank Remembers Historic Johnson Publishing John von Rhein, Classical Music Critic, Retires from Tribune Baby Orangutan Heidi Gets Her First Physical
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July 3, 2018 - Full Show
7/3/2018 | 56m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Sources: Mayor Squashed Talk of Euthanasia at City Shelter Minimum Wage is Rising, But is it Enough to Live On? First Phase of Automatic Voter Registration Now Underway Memoir Chronicles Relationship with Cuba’s Past, Present Stony Island Arts Bank Remembers Historic Johnson Publishing John von Rhein, Classical Music Critic, Retires from Tribune Baby Orangutan Heidi Gets Her First Physical
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Brookfield Zoo Orangutan Heidi Gets Her First Physical
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Clip: 7/3/2018 | 5m 59s | Orangutans are one of humankind’s closest cousins. We meet a baby orangutan in Chicago. (5m 59s)
City’s Minimum Wage is Rising, But is it Enough to Live On?
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Clip: 7/3/2018 | 5m 4s | Despite an increase to Chicago’s minimum wage, many still aren’t earning a “living wage.” (5m 4s)
First Phase of Automatic Voter Registration Now Underway
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Clip: 7/3/2018 | 5m 8s | Exploring the change in the way you register to vote at the DMV in Illinois. (5m 8s)
John von Rhein, Classical Music Critic, Retires from Tribune
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Clip: 7/3/2018 | 8m 59s | The Chicago Tribune’s newly retired critic looks back on four decades of listening. (8m 59s)
New Memoir Chronicles Relationship with Cuba’s Past, Present
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Clip: 7/3/2018 | 10m 57s | Vicki Huddleston, a former U.S. ambassador, discusses her new book “Our Woman in Havana.” (10m 57s)
Sources: Mayor Squashed Talk of Euthanasia at City Shelter
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Clip: 7/3/2018 | 8m 53s | Another director of Chicago’s Animal Care and Control is fired. (8m 53s)
Stony Island Arts Bank Remembers Historic Johnson Publishing
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Clip: 7/3/2018 | 3m 38s | Visit an old bank building reimagined as a safe house for art and culture. (3m 38s)
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