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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 2003

Page

5

Pathologist Sexton Solves Puzzles At Newberry County

Dr. Sexton leads Newberry Pathology Associates solving about 750 autopsies yearly for county coroners and private cases. He explains clothing fibers and evidence to investigators, often attends autopsies with police, and mentors youth in shooting sports acknowledged by the U.S. Olympic Committee.

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Tap dancer Gregory Hines dies at 57 of cancer

Gregory Hines, renowned tap dancer and actor, died at 57 from cancer in New York City. Beginning as a child performer with brother Maunce at the Apollo, he rose to Broadway with The Girl in Pink Tights, earned multiple Tony nominations and won in 1992 for Jellys Last Jam. His screen work included History of the World Part I, White Nights, Bojangles, and a Will and Grace run.

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Dancer Gregory Hines Dies at 57 After Storied Career

Gregory Hines, renowned tap dancer and actor, died at 57. Born in New York City on February 14, 1946, he rose from child star to film and TV performer, earning Emmys and NAACP honors for Bojangles and Little Bill. He is survived by his children, grandson, and stepdaughter.

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