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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1991

Page

15

Willie Nelson's son Billy dies at 33 by suicide

In Nashville suburb, Billy Nelson son of country star Willie Nelson died by hanging. Medical Examiner ruled suicide after a friend found his body early Wednesday. Billy, 33, from Willie Nelson's first marriage, had a recent alcohol treatment.

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Nancy Cruzan family forms death with dignity foundation

In Springfield Missouri the Cruzan family forms the Nancy Cruzan Foundation to advise families on end of life decisions and how to handle life support. The 33 year old whose 1990 case led to a Supreme Court ruling died after a feeding tube was removed.

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Half-ton man dies in Hempstead after weight yo-yo

Walter Hudson, once the heaviest man alive, died at 46 from a heart attack in Hempstead New York in a home shared with relatives. He had shed 600 pounds on a diet then regained much of it, prompting a doctor to order more eating. Emergency crews cut a 4 by 6 foot hole in his bedroom wall to remove the 1125 pound body using a forklift and a van.

Dick Gregory Whitehead Hudson Nassau County Bruce Benson

Ruby gun for sale in private auction in New York

The .38 Colt Cobra revolver used by Jack Ruby to kill Lee Harvey Oswald is up for bid at a private Omni Park Central Hotel auction in New York. Auctioneer Herman Darvick expects the gun to bring $200,000 to $300,000, with part of proceeds to cover Ruby’s back taxes.

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