Marvin dies at 63 after heart attack in Tucson
Lee Marvin, Oscar winner for Cat Ballou and star of a notable immigration lawsuit, died Saturday in Tucson. He was 63. A Tucson Medical Center spokesman said Marvin collapsed from a heart attack around noon with his wife Pam at his side after a run-down illness linked to the flu.
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Archie Campbell Opry Star Dies at 72
Knoxville Tenn AP Archie Campbell longtime Grand Ole Opry comedian and Hee Haw performer died early today at age 72 from complications of a heart attack suffered June 15. University of Tennessee hospital spokeswoman Lisa McNeal confirmed the death.
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Lorne Greene Develops Pneumonia After Ulcer Surgery
Actor Lorne Greene has developed pneumonia since abdominal surgery for a perforated ulcer and his condition has deteriorated from fair to serious, a hospital spokesman said Saturday. Greene, known for Bonanza and Battlestar Galactica, underwent surgery Aug 19, according to his spokeswoman.
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Deaths of Alfred J. Peewee Rager Langley Heather Brown and more
Notices report deaths including Alfred J. Peewee Rager Langley Heather Marie Brown and Willie E. Baker in Warrenville and Rev. Dr. Claude E. Guthrie in Upper Marlboro Maryland with details on Page 10A for full obituaries.
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Reagan says United States near INF agreement with Soviets
President Reagan stated the United States and the Soviet Union are close to an agreement to eliminate intermediate-range missiles. He urged the Soviets to renounce military adventurism, including support for Nicaragua's Sandinistas, and called for greater openness on defense spending. Senator Carl Levin added cautious praise and noted the INF deal would remove about 4 percent of the world’s nuclear arsenal.
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Aquino Survives Coup as Mutineers Lurk After Clash
Philippine military recaptured Camp Aguinaldo and arrested many rebels while Col Grerorio Honasan and other officers remained at large. At least 25 people died and 275 were wounded as mutineers struck the presidential compound and bases. U S troops at Clark Air Base were restricted after an ambush killed three policemen and wounded three civilians.
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