Death penalty expert David Baldus dies at 75
David Baldus, renowned University of Iowa law professor and death penalty scholar, died at 75 in Iowa City after a battle with colon cancer. He taught criminal and anti-discrimination law and was famed for his race and capital punishment research including a 1983 Georgia study. Fellow scholars lauded his dedication to fairness in capital sentencing.
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Libertarian nominee Hospers dies at 93 in Los Angeles
John Hospers, philosophy professor and Libertarian Party's first presidential candidate in 1972, died at 93 in Los Angeles. He ran with Theodora Nathan and won 3,671 votes and one electoral vote. Hospers taught at USC and several universities. party notes his influence in its early days.
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Cancer expert Dr James Nachman dies on raft trip
Chicago based University of Chicago physician Dr James Nachman 62 an authority on childhood cancers died during a Grand Canyon raft trip The university says a heart attack is believed He helped develop treatments for acute lymphoblastic leukemia and researched therapies increasing cure rates He served as medical oncologist for a program to save limbs of teens with bone cancer Nachman a Chicago native never married and had no children He died Friday a memorial service is planned for early July.
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Obituary: Robert L. Younglas 92 of Wellington
Robert L. Younglas, 92, of Wellington, died Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at The Elms Nursing Home after a long illness. Arrangements are incomplete and to be announced by Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home in Grafton.
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Amherst resident Neal Jenne, 71, dies after illness
Neal Burton Jenne of Amherst died Tuesday June 14 2011 after a long illness at Adult Care by Sandy Lorain. He served in the US Army as a map maker with the ASA and worked 30 years at Ford before retiring in 1994. He opened Jenne Art Gallery at the Amherst Historical Society and taught pen and ink drawing. He was affiliated with St Peter United Church of Christ and survived by wife Judith, step daughter Laura Robertson and husband Eric, grandchildren Sydney and Trevor, siblings Dale Jenne and Barbara Shiltz, and aunt Marilyn Jenne. Burial in Cleveland Avenue Cemetery. Memorials suggested to the ASPCA.
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