Obituaries recall Cranston Jones and several public figures
Cranston Jones 73 died of esophageal cancer at New York Hospital after a career at Time and People, with posts from San Francisco to Rio de Janeiro. Paul Ziffren, 77, longtime Democratic figure and 1984 LA Olympic chair, died with cause undisclosed. Charles M Powell, 57, AMPAS member and color advocate, died after a heart attack. Otto Bos, 47, LA ally of Gov. Wilson, died of a heart attack while playing soccer in San Diego. Survivors named include family members and colleagues. Other obituaries noted on page B8.
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Record rainfall in Charlotte on a 1909 date
The Nation reports Charlotte, North Carolina received 3.78 inches of rain in a single day, the city’s greatest since records began. The storm equaled about a month of typical rainfall, threatening crops if followed by drought within two weeks. Other notes mention 96 at Austin and 28 at Flagstaff.
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Michael Landon battled cancer and could not attend the ceremony for a community center named in his honor. His message read by his son drew a crowd of over 200 including family and officials as a sign honoring Landon was unveiled amid remarks on his chemotherapy.
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