Obituary: Wilford Brimley remembered as trusted tough actor
Wilford Brimley, 85, renowned for Cocoon The Natural The Firm and The China Syndrome, died Saturday in a Utah hospital after dialysis and illnesses. Manager Lynda Bensky praised his tough exterior and tender heart. Survived by wife Beverly and three sons.
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Death of first partial face transplant recipient Connie Culp
Connie Culp, the first partial face transplant recipient in the United States, died at 57 at the Cleveland Clinic from an infection unrelated to her transplant. She underwent 30 operations, receiving 80 percent of her face in December 2008 led by Dr. Maria Siemionow.
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Ohio Clinic
Frank Papay
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Siemionow
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Kasper
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El Paso marks Walmart shooting anniversary
El Paso honors the Aug 3 2019 Walmart massacre amid pandemic measures with lanterns at parks and livestreamed memorials. Victims’ families plan services and private tours as residents show support while authorities recount the accused shooter Crusius and his charges.
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Melendez
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el Paso
U.S
Dayton
Ohio
Guillermo
Memo” Garcia
Walmart
COVID
Ricardo Samaniego
Samaniego
Mexico
Patrick Crusius
Dallas
Crusius
Remembering slain Ohio-based Marines on fate and reunion
In Cincinnati and Lima Company memories, Marine Cpl. Jason Dominguez recalls his last talk with Sgt. David Kreuter, who died Aug. 3 near Hiditha after a roadside bomb. The unit’s 23 losses in Iraq and a 2015 reunion highlight trauma, coping, and lingering grief.
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Hiditha
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Bryan Hillberg
Waynesville
Ohio
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Iwo Jima
Pat Murray
Ken Kreuter
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Search halted for 8 missing Marines after craft sank
Eight Marines remain missing after an amphibious assault vehicle sank off the Southern California coast during a training exercise. Twelve were aboard plus one Navy sailor. eight Marines were rescued, one died, and two are in critical condition. The craft sank in deep water, ending a search that covered over 1,000 square nautical miles. All aboard were with the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit based at Camp Pendleton.
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1St Marine Expeditionary Force
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