Notable death notices from multiple cities
Leroy Holmes an American composer arranger who worked with Harry James died at 72 in Los Angeles. Osbert Lancaster famed British cartoonist died at 77 in London. Wilbert Gore founder of Gore-Tex maker W L Gore died at 74 in Salt Lake City. Gordon Mills who guided Tom ... died in Los Angeles.
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Leroy Holmes
Los Angeles
Harry James
MGM Records
London
Osbert Lancaster
Britain
Lancaster
London Daily Express
Daily Express
Covent Garden Royal Opera House
Wilbert Gore
Salt Lake City
Wilbert L. Gore
Gore
Remington Arms Co
Ilion
N.Y
E.I. Dupont de Nemours & Co
W.L. Gore & Associates
W.L. Gore Associates
United States
Japan
United Kingdom
Germany
France
India
Gordon Mills
Gordon W. Mills
Tom
Jones and Mehta figures pass away in 1960s 70s obits
EN Jones manager and namesake of Engelbert Humperdinck dies at 51 after guiding Jones and helping launch Humperdinck. Also noted UCLA art pioneer Frederick S. Wight dies at 84 after building a major collection and serving as UCLA gallery director. Indian population expert Amolok Ram Mehta dies at 91 after a career in health service and UN population work.
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Wight
Paris
Office of Strategic Services
CIA
van Gogh
UCLA
New Delhi
India
Amolok Ram Mehta
Ved Mehta
Daddyji
United States
Mehta
United Nations
Hallmark Acrylic Fiberglass Pools Household Colors
Hallmark Acrylic Fiberglass Pools showcased designed color options for outdoor installations. The display highlighted durable materials, varied finishes, and contemporary styling choices for backyard hydro spaces.
Series of California quakes sparks superquake warning
Seven light to moderate earthquakes rattled a wide area of California on Tuesday. A scientist warned the seismic activity could signal an uptick leading to a potential major quake on the San Andreas Fault.
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Associated Press
California
San Andreas Fault
First AIDS hospital created in Houston to research and treat AIDS
Houston officials sign a two year agreement to convert Citizens General Hospital into the Institute for Immunological Disorders, the nation’s first hospital dedicated to AIDS research and care. American Medical International and the University of Texas System oversee this project with a 100 to 150 person staff.
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Houston
American Medical International Inc
University of Texas System
Institute For
Richard R. D’antoni
American Medical International
Roger Bulger
University of Texas Health Science Center
Citizens General Hospital
Peter Mansell
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Holmes
Juilliard School
New York
James
The
Mole
United Artists
Everest Records
Art Lund
Gloria Lynne
Helen Forrest
Shirley Bassey
Dinah Shore
Nelson Eddy
Ei Hee
Aiken Standard
Cinema
Tom Cruise
Mills
Humperdinck
Jones
Gilbert O’sullivan
Frederick Wight
Frederick S. Wight
Academia
Amolok Mehta
By Breck Klein
National Jewish Hospital
National Asthma Center
Lominick Pharmacy
Richland Ave
Iner
BM Ven Warn
Urae
Hallmark Pool Corporation
Es Nig Eines Ae Tu
Main St
New Ellenton, S.C
Mane - Spas
Une Ice
North Augusta
Waltz
M-L-Xl
Dee Cee
S-M-L-Xl
Lyester In
McGre
Kennington
Robert
Jennifer Wilmoth
Ken
Jacksonville
N.C
Limestone College Management Program
American Management College
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