Warhol Dies at 58 in New York Hospital
Maverick pop artist Andy Warhol, famed for Campbell Soup cans and Brillo boxes, died in his sleep at New York Hospital after gall bladder surgery. The New York icon, 58, influenced art and culture with a public life as vivid as his work.
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Infighting on White House Staff Continues
The article reports internal dissent surrounding Reagan chief of staff James Regan. Sources quote allies and officials. Mrs. Reagan is coy about his fate while predicting an eventual departure. Tower Commission expected to be critical. speculation about Regan’s ouster grows.
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Sex Respect program aids crisis pregnancies center goals
The center reported a 145 percent rise in caseloads in 1986 with referrals from guidance counselors after joining the Interagency Committee on Adolescent Pregnancy. Most pregnant women learn of the center through a phone book ad. It provides emotional support and two shelters, a four week emergency sheperding home and a long term Sisters House for mothers, aiming to help women move beyond crisis pregnancies without welfare.
Talk show innovator David Susskind dies at 66
New York AP report notes television pioneer David Susskind was found dead in his Windham Hotel room in midtown Manhattan. Police say initial findings point to natural causes. Susskind, 66, reshaped talk TV with provocative guests and topics while also producing acclaimed films and TV dramas.
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Dissident Soviet general Petro Grigorenko dies at 79
Petro Grigorenko, a World War II major general and human rights activist who helped found the Ukrainian Helsinki and Moscow Helsinki Groups, died after a lengthy illness at 79. Born to a Ukrainian peasant family, he rose to the highest Soviet military school and earned the Order of Lenin before later losing Soviet citizenship.
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