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A member of the loose aggregation of top-flight session musicians known as the Nashville A-Team, Mr. Wade played on numerous records regarded as classics, including Ray Price’s “Crazy Arms” and Sonny James’ “Young Love.”
More than 19,000 patients have had full or partial eyesight restored with artificial corneas after Dr. Dohlman helped lead the design of what became known as the Boston KPro.
A French chef who brought a light, inventive touch to fine dining as a creator of nouvelle cuisine, Michel Guérard helped pioneer a sophisticated but calorie-conscious approach to health food.
He was performing at Hamden Town Center Park when he collapsed Friday evening.
A theoretical physicist, James Bjorken played a key role in establishing the existence of the subatomic particles called quarks.
The top editor of People magazine in the 1990s, when its profits increased fourfold, Landon Jones's fascination with popular culture inspired him to write a 1980 book that helped popularize the term “baby boomer."
“Pretty Poison,” newspapers called it in the mid-1990s, when the deadly neurotoxin that causes botulism began to make headlines as a temporary wrinkle-eraser.
He retired in 1981 as the highest-ranking Black officer in the US military.
