Max Cleland, Vietnam Veteran and Former Senator, Dies at 79
He lost both legs and an arm in the war. Republicans impugned his patriotism by linking him to Osama bin Laden in an infamous TV spot.
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He lost both legs and an arm in the war. Republicans impugned his patriotism by linking him to Osama bin Laden in an infamous TV spot.
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The actor, who started his career alongside Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly, later had signature roles in “Married to the Mob” and “Blue Velvet.”
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He wrote prolifically about grief, counseled the bereaved after 9/11 and the Oklahoma City bombing and paid particular attention to children. “Grief is the price we pay for love,” he’d say.
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The bustling downtown bars that Ms. Romagnoli created, beginning in 1972, became central to New York City’s gay community.
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His wide-ranging research helped transform his field, a colleague said, by “insisting on using data to drive thinking about diagnosis and treatment.”
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His work helped change people’s attitude toward older people living with the virus that causes AIDS.
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As the executive director of Everytown for Gun Safety, he took on the National Rifle Association and helped make gun violence a winning issue.
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He sought to conserve wildlife and encouraged zoos to exhibit animals in their natural habitats. But he lost a battle to rename the Bronx Zoo.
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For more than two decades, she rendered death row prisoners’ requests for a last meal on a series of plates, bringing a human face to capital punishment.
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A former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, secretary of state and national security adviser, Mr. Powell died of complications of Covid-19, his family said.
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His shocking video, which played a key role in the prosecution of four officers, presaged the now-common use of cellphones to capture police abuse.
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A tuba player and the leader of the Hot 8, one of New Orleans’s high-profile brass bands, he brought music to his fellow citizens in the difficult days after the storm.
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He was known as the “Gentleman of Son” because of his infectious enthusiasm for repopularizing the genre considered the bedrock of the Cuban sound.
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He propelled hits by stars in country, folk and pop, including Dolly Parton, Crystal Gayle, Ray Charles, Waylon Jennings, Kenny Rogers and Béla Fleck.
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She is widely considered to have been the first American woman to become a certified architect, and she left her stamp throughout western New York and in New England.
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Her public testimony about the horrors of sexual slavery that Japan had engineered for its World War II military encouraged other survivors to step forward.
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She established herself as one of the first known female endurance runners in Britain in 1926, a time when women were not permitted to compete in long-distance races.
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In the 1950s, and ’60s, she depicted women, artists and thinkers in intricate dreamlike canvases that now fetch high prices.
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He and his singing partner, Ros Serey Sothea, drew from a wide range of Western and local influences. They disappeared after the Khmer Rouge seized power in 1975.
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