NY Times Obituaries
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Irene Dailey, Actress of Stage and TV, Dies at 88
Miss Dailey was an actress perhaps best known for her roles in television soap operas...
Craig Fertig, Mainstay at U.S.C., Dies at 66
Mr. Fertig was a record-setting quarterback for the University of Southern California who later became...
Eddie Brinkman, 66, Steady Shortstop, Dies
Mr. Brinkman was a record-setting shortstop during a 15-year career in the majors.
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Ruedi Rymann, Swiss Yodeling Star, Dies at 75
Mr. Rymann was a Swiss farmer and cheesemaker renowned in his home country as a...
Avraham Biran, Archaeologist Who Studied Biblical Sites, Is Dead at 98
Mr. Biran excavated Tel Dan, an ancient city along Israel?s northern border, and uncovered what...
Aaron Katz, Advocate for Rosenbergs, Dies at 92
For more than 50 years, Mr. Katz publicly sought the exoneration of Julius and Ethel...
Boris Yefimov, Sharp Russian Cartoonist Who Was Beloved by Stalin, Dies at 109
Mr. Yefimov?s 70,000 drawings wielded his talent as a keen sword to advance the goals...
Edward S. Klima, Sign Language Expert, Dies at 77
Dr. Klima was an eminent linguist who was one of the first scholars to pay...
Anthony Spero, a Name in the Bonanno Crime Family, Is Dead at 79
Mr. Spero served the Bonnano family, one of the five Mafia clans in New York...
Mario Maya, Interpreter of Flamenco Style, Is Dead at 71
Mr. Maya fused his Gypsy heritage and training in experimental American dance to become one...
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Worth Thinking About...“We may give to the poor, and harm them, by teaching them to be dependent. Such giving encourages selfishness and helplessness. Often it leads to idleness, extravagance, and intemperance.” E.G. White
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