Obituary notes for G W Shanks and Barney E Green Jr
Obituary notices report the deaths of G W Shanks at 93 on Aug 15 2014 and Barney E Green Jr 92 on Sep 14 2014. Services are set at Hagerman Cemetery and Terp ing & Son Mortuary with tributes from family friends and local organizations.
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G.W. “Mutt” Shanks the
Hagerman
Barney Elbert Green, Jr
Mr. Green
Bob Crewe Dies at 83 A Prominent Pop Music Figure
Bob Crewe longtime producer and co writer of cant take my eyes off you and big girls dont cry died at 83 in Scarborough Maine on September 11 his death was confirmed by his brother Dan Crewe He helped form the Four Seasons and wrote or co wrote many hits and lyrics for Jersey Boys the Broadway musical inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1992.
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Scarborough
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Sherry
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Powerhouse lobbyist Thomas Boggs Jr. dies at 73
Washington figures mourn Thomas Hale Boggs Jr. a top Democratic fundraiser and influential lobbyist who built Squire Patton Boggs into a DC powerhouse. He died at 73 in Chevy Chase Maryland with unclear cause, suspected heart attack, leaving a legacy in Capitol access and campaign fundraising.
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Harry Reid
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Nita Lowey
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Amazon.com
Citgo Petroleum Corp
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Thomas Hale Boggs
Lindy Boggs
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Lyndon Johnson
Steve
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Smoking rise in New York City hits over one million smokers
New York City health data show 16 percent of adults smoked in 2013, up from 14 percent in 2010, marking a statistically significant rise as the city had once led anti smoking efforts. Health officials and Mayor de Blasio's administration cite budget cuts and changing smoking habits as factors, while noting overall declines since 2002.
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Michael Bloomberg
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Bassett
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Vietnam Medal of Honor honors decades later at White House
President Obama awarded the Medal of Honor to Army Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins and Spc. Donald P. Sloat for actions in Vietnam. Adkins survived 38 hours of combat and led comrades to safety. Sloat was killed in action. The ceremony marked long-delayed recognition after congressional action.
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