Lalo Schifrin dies at 93 composer of Mission Impossible theme
Lalo Schifrin, 93, the Argentine American composer known for the Mission: Impossible theme and three dozen scores, died in Los Angeles from pneumonia complications. He won four Grammys and earned six Oscar nominations, and wrote the World Cup 1990 finale music. He worked with Dizzy Gillespie and Count Basie, and his theme helped shape a film franchise.
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Arts champion in Congress 87 Pat Williams dies in Missoula
Pat Williams, longtime Montana congressman and defender of the NEA, died June 25 at a Missoula hospital at age 87. A New Deal Democrat, he served 1979 to 1997, championing public lands tribal sovereignty abortion rights and labor while navigating NEA funding battles amid Serrano and Mapplethorpe controversies. Williams grew up in Butte after Helena birth, with Evel Knievel as a cousin.
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Lawmaker Carolyn McCarthy, gun control advocate, dies at 81
Carolyn McCarthy, who became a prominent gun control advocate after her husband was killed on a Long Island Rail Road train, died at 81 in Fort Myers Florida. She served nine terms in Congress campaigning for stricter firearm regulations including background checks and a 1994 crime bill.
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