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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 2024

Page

8

David Soul Dies at 80 From Long Career in Starsky & Hutch

David Soul, star of Starsky and Hutch and singer of Dont Give Up on Us, died at age 80 after a varied career in acting directing and music. The Chicago native rose to fame as Hutch in the 1970s ABC series and later pursued stage film and television work including Jerry Springer the Opera and Salem's Lot. He battled illness and personal struggles and is survived by his wife Helen Snell and six children.

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Remembering Peter Magubane the renowned South African photographer

Peter Sexford Magubane, a photojournalist who documented apartheid's brutality and later served as Nelson Mandela's official photographer, died at 91. He survived 586 days in solitary, faced a five year ban, and used daring methods to capture frontline moments in Soweto, Sharpeville, and beyond.

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