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April 11, 2007 News » Orange County

Member of Orange County's chained-dog study panel has ties to dog-fighting

Public debate on pets includes private questions on motives

by Ashley B. Roberts

When Alane Koki applied to become a member of an Orange County citizens' committee studying whether the county should limit the practice of tethering dogs on chains or ropes, she submitted a 13-page résumé citing numerous accomplishments as a scientist and medical…

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