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Marion Moses, a leader on pesticides who advocated for the health and safety of farmworkers, was 84.
Tom Seaver, the Hall of Fame pitcher who was the heart of the Miracle Mets, has died at 75.
Authorities say a South Florida DJ and music producer Erick Morillo has been found dead at his home
The Khmer Rouge’s chief jailer, who oversaw the torture and killings of thousands of Cambodians, has died. Kaing Guek Eav, known as Duch, was 77.
Buxton and Althea Gibson won French Open and Wimbledon doubles title in 1956
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He returned to his native Namibia again and again to teach science classes to young people.
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Hall of Fame basketball coach John Thompson of Georgetown has died, his family announced Monday. He led the Hoyas to three title games, winning one championship.
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Cliff Robinson, a former UConn star and longtime top sixth man in the NBA, has died at the age of 53.
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Actor Chadwick Boseman, who played real-life icons Jackie Robinson and James Brown before finding fame as the regal “Black Panther” in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has died of cancer.
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Clancy Imislund, longtime director of L.A.'s Midnight Mission, gave talks at AA meetings from South Dakota to Iceland and sponsored thousands.
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Lute Olson, who guided the Arizona Wildcats to 589 wins and an NCAA title over his 25 years as basketball coach, died Thursday at the age of 85.
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Lane Hirabayashi, scholar who refused to let Japanese American prison camps be forgotten, dies at 67
Lane Hirabayashi, scholar who refused to let Japanese American prison camps be forgotten, dies at 67
A UCLA professor and one of the nation’s leading authorities on the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II, Hirabayashi spent decades keeping memories of the prison camps alive.
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Arnold Spielberg encouraged his son, Stephen Spielberg, to become a filmmaker and was an inspiration for ‘Saving Private Ryan.’
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Sheehy’s bestselling book helped millions navigate their lives.
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A San Fernando Valley resident, Lori Nelson enjoyed a heyday in the 1950s and ‘60s, appearing alongside some of Hollywood’s biggest names, including James Stewart.
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The singer-songwriter’s most recent album was 2019’s “The Saint of Lost Causes.” He had battled addiction for much of his life. No cause of death was given.
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Clancy Imislund, longtime director of L.A.'s Midnight Mission, gave talks at AA meetings from South Dakota to Iceland and sponsored thousands.
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Linda Pugach dies at 75; disfigured by lye, she married attacker
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He is remembered for ‘What’s My Line?,’ ‘To Tell the Truth’ and current fare, like ‘Modern Family.’ But all along, his true passion was the stage.
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Marion Moses, a leader on pesticides who advocated for the health and safety of farmworkers, was 84.
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Merv Adelson, a developer, philanthropist and onetime Hollywood mogul who churned out such top-rated TV shows as “The Waltons” and “Dallas” before losing his fortune in a series of financial disasters, has died at a medical facility in Canoga Park.
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The comedian acquired a cult-like following among adults with a show ostensibly meant for children. His signature routine, which he elevated to an art form, was pie-throwing.
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Sal Castro dies at 79; L.A. teacher played role in 1968 protests
