Kitty Dukakis obituary notes advocacy for electroconvulsive therapy
Kitty Dukakis, wife of former Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis, died at 88 in Brookline. The activist, dancer and social worker battled amphetamine dependency and later embraced electroconvulsive therapy, crediting it with saving her life. The couple promoted ECT and wrote about recovery, while Dukakis also supported refugees and humanitarian causes.
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Founder of Mother Jones dies at 77 in California
Jeffrey Klein, founder and longtime editor in chief of Mother Jones, died March 13 at his Menlo Park home at age 77 from complications of an advanced nerve disease. A pivotal left‑leaning journalist, Klein helped launch the magazine in 1976, shaped its reporting on corporate skulduggery and political corruption, and guided its digital era after rejoining as editor in chief in 1992.
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