Marty Robbins dies at 57 after long illness
Nashville based country star Marty Robbins died at St Thomas Hospital after a six day fight for life following a third heart attack in 13 years. Fans and radio networks mourn as WSM DJ Chuck Morgan reports widespread reaction and Robbins’ hit El Paso earned him the first country Grammy.
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Sesame Street actor Will Lee dies at 74
Will Lee, the actor who portrayed Mr. Hooper on Sesame Street, died of a heart attack at Lenox Hill Hospital. The Brooklyn-born performer had a 50 year stage, film, and TV career including Broadway roles and World War II service. Survived by sister Sophie Luboy.
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Pregnant U S treasurer puts family before job
Angela M Buchanan the 33 year old Treasurer of the United States says family comes first as she plans to have her baby in January in California near her husband. She will work January in Santa Ana before flying back to Washington to lead the minting and sale of U S currencies and bonds, with a bi coastal arrangement to continue briefly. It is unclear when she will leave the post.
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Indicted after prison raid tied to tax and drug cases
CAMBRIDGE MA Susan E Saxe a former radical activist and more than 20 others indicted after a January prison raid seek suppression of wiretap evidence in Middlesex Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Dolan will decide motions arguing improper collection Four related defendants pleaded innocent while others face drug trafficking or gaming charges Saxe once on the FBI 10 most wanted list for a 1970 bank robbery manslaughter case and later released after seven years imprisonment
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Murdoch names Robert E Page to lead Boston Herald American
Rupert Murdoch promoted Robert E Page to president and publisher of the Boston Herald American after leading a team that broke 11 union contracts and arranged the sale of the morning tabloid. Page, 47, will replace James T Dorris who steps down to consult with Hearst.
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