Obituaries for Fodor Williams Newell Fisher O'Shaughnessy
Multiple figures pass away across cities including Eugene Fodor in Litchfield at 85 from a brain tumor, Travis Williams in Green Bay at 45 after a long illness, Gordon R. Newell in Seattle at 78 from natural causes, Esther Fisher in London at 90, and Robert E. O'Shaughnessy in Columbus at 72. The notices highlight Fodor’s travel guides, Williams’ Packers career and Super Bowl 1968, Newell’s Northwest history books, Fisher’s piano career and Royal College of Music tenure, and O'Shaughnessy's political and funeral service roles.
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Eugene Fodor
Litchfield
Conn
Fodor
Hungary
Europe
Travis Willams
Green Bay
Wis
Travis Williams
Green Bay Packers
Williams
Marla
Packers
Gordon R. Newell
Seattle
Newell
Gordon Clinton
Northwest
Esther Fisher
London
Christchurch
New Zealand
Fisher
Royal College of Music
John Barron
Robert E. O’shaughnessy
Columbus
Ohio
Robert E. O'Shaughnessy
National Funeral Service Examining Board
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Warm front brings rain and warmer temps to Central New York
Central New York faces a warm front as a storm system moves northeast from the Great Lakes. Forecaster John Eldardo of the National Weather Service says warm moist air from the Gulf states will give way to colder air later in the week. Tonight, a 90 percent chance of rain with mid 40s forecasts, melting ice may trigger minor flooding along the Black River and in Lewis County, with Syracuse largely spared.
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New York
Great Lakes
John Elardo
National Weather Service
Gulf States
Black River
Watertown
Lewis County
Syracuse
McAllen
Texas
Sue W. Naylor
Tornado Outbreak Strikes Deep South in 1884
An 1884 tornado outbreak rippled through Alabama Georgia and South Carolina killing 420 people as warmer air moved in during late February. The storm sequence involved more than 60 twisters across the region.
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Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Hatson 90 at McAllen and 21 at Fort Kent
Hatson posted a 90 point win in McAllen Texas while Fort Kent fell by 21 points at home. The game highlighted Hatson offensive efficiency and a strong defensive effort by the visiting squad.
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McAllen
Texas
Fort Kent
Maine
Weather summary for Western New York and New England
After morning showers, drier, colder conditions move in by Wednesday and linger into Thursday. Rain ends by Wednesday in New England with a much cooler Thursday. wintry, chilly air expected after Wednesday.
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York
England
Vanessa Redgrave Dropped From Tour Over War Comments
Vanessa Redgrave reportedly is dropped from a national theater tour for her statements on the Persian Gulf War. The Shubert Organization removed her from the fall tour of Lettice and Lovage after her call to withdraw U S British and all imperialist troops from the Gulf. The New York Post cited Cindy Adams and noted Shubert offices in New York were closed.
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Redgrave
Shubert Organization
Lettice and Lovage
New York Post
Schubert Organization
London
Post
Cindy Adams
U.S
Gulf
New York
Notable 19th Century U.S. and World Events
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Austin
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Kansas
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Kennedy
Cuba
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