Deaths and funerals noted for Herbert Tyler and Bill Linder
Obituary notices report Herbert Tyler of Aiken age 72 died October 5 2013 with service details to follow and survivors listed. Separate item honors Willmar broadcasting pioneer Bill Linder 92 who died at Bethesda Pleasant View Nursing Home. funeral services set for Bethel Lutheran Church in Willmar.
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Herbert Tyler
Aldrich St
Liz
Derrick
Farry
G. L. Brightharp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort Street
Willmar, Minn
Willmar Broadcasting
Bill Linder
Minnesota
Linder
Bethesda Pleasant View
Willmar
Steve Linder
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Harris
Bill” Linder Jr
Harris Sr
Irene Linder
Kwlm Radio
University of Minnesota
U.S. Navy
Don Linder
Kmhl Radio
Marshall
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Montevideo
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KQIC
Lakeland Broadcasting
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Willmar Area Community Foundation
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Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame
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Filmmaker Carlo Lizzani Dies at 91 in Rome
Italian Neorealism figure Carlo Lizzani died at 91 after a fall from his Rome home balcony. President Napolitano and state media voiced condolences. Lizzani had an Oscar nomination for Bitter Rice and wrote on Rossellini. He directed The Violent Four and Celluloide and led Venice Film Festival 1979–82.
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Giuseppe de Santis
Jean-Luc Godard
Marco Bellocchio
Bernardo Bertolucci
Pier Paolo
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Former Decatur Mayor Harold Miller dies at 83
Harold Miller, longtime Decatur mayor from 1976 to 1988 and former owner of Miller's Meat Market until 1993, has died at 83. Funeral arrangements are set with visitation Saturday at Haggard-Sefton and Hirschy Funeral Home and a Sunday funeral. Fred Isch, who followed him as mayor, described him as a "people's mayor."
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Indiana
Harold Miller
Miller
Fred Isch
Fort Wayne
Isch
Decatur Daily Democrat
Haggard-Sefton and Hirschy
Jacksonville University’s Longest-Serving President Dies
Robert Spiro, who led Jacksonville University from 1964 to 1979, died at 92 in Charlotte, North Carolina. A World War II Navy veteran, he started the Naval ROTC program and rose to admiral in the reserves.
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Florida Times-Union
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New Penn Center aims to become a visitor destination
Michael Campi, new executive director at Penn Center on St Helena Island, envisions transforming the site into a destination that educates visitors about Gullah culture and the history of enslaved people on South Carolina sea islands. The center, a national historic landmark district, preserves a legacy from freed-slave schooling to civil rights leadership.
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Penn Center
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Penn
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Associated Press
Campi
Martin Luther King Jr
Charleston
Carolinas
St. Helena Island
City of Columbia launches historic landmarks plaque program
Columbia creates a plaque program to identify over 160 official City of Columbia Individual Historic Landmarks with 10 by 7 inch cast bronze markers. First plaque goes to City Hall as renovations wrap up.
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Columbia
South Carolina
City of Columbia
City Hall
82 year old woman fatally struck near Georgetown home
Investigators say 82 year old Frances Moree was crossing US 701 when a Chevrolet Suburban hit her around 4 p.m. Saturday. Paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene. Troopers continue to investigate with no charges filed.
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Kershaw
U.S
Georgetown
Frances Moree
South Carolina Board weighs lifting class size limits
The South Carolina Board of Education discusses removing maximum class sizes for fourth and fifth grade English and math, pre-kindergarten, music, and physical education, plus staffing ratios for media specialists and counselors. State Superintendent Mick Zais backs more freedom for districts. a committee will review further this week. Roy Stehle notes intent to offer flexibility over fixed ratios to districts.
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South Carolina
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State Education Department
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Education Department
Office of
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State Accountability
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