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The following is a list of notable deaths in January 2008.

January 2008

1

• Salvatore Bonanno, 75, American mobster, heart attack.
• Peter Caffrey, 58, Irish actor, complications from stroke.
• Pratap Chandra Chunder, 89, Indian Cabinet Minister (1977–1980), heart disease.
• Dennis Clifton, 54, American musician (Cornbread Red) and studio engineer, cancer.
• Harold Corsini, 88, American photographer, stroke.
• Harald Deilmann, 87, German architect and author. (German)
• Len Dockett, 87, Australian footballer.
• Irena Górska-Damięcka, 97, Polish actress. (Polish)
• John Granville, 33, American diplomat, homicide.
• Philip Hogarty, 19, Irish Chess Union president, car accident.
• Erich Kästner, 107, German jurist and last known World War I veteran.
• T. Maheswaran, 47, Sri Lankan politician, Cabinet Minister, assassination by gunshot.
• Lucas Sang, 46, Kenyan runner and 1988 Olympian, homicide.
• Wanda Sieradzka de Ruig, 85, Polish author, poet, journalist and translator. (Polish)
• P. K. Thomas, 81, Welsh neurologist.
• Oleg Tolmachev, 88, Russian ice hockey player and coach. (Russian)

2

• Henri Andrieux, 76, French Olympic cyclist.
• Yo-Sam Choi, 35, South Korean boxer, WBC Light Flyweight Champion, cerebral hemorrhage.
• Lee S. Dreyfus, 81, American politician, Governor of Wisconsin (1979–1983).
• George MacDonald Fraser, 82, British novelist and non-fiction writer (Flashman series), cancer.
• Brice Mack, 90, American background painter and animator (Cinderella, Peter Pan, Fantasia).
• Ben Marlin, 31, American bassist (Disgorge), cancer.
• Keith McCance, 78, Australian politician, member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly (1979–1989).
• G. G. Njuguna Ngengi, Kenyan politician, homicide.
• Julio Martínez Pradanos, 84, Chilean sports journalist, cancer.
• Robert C. Schnitzer, 101, American actor, producer and educator.
• Günter Schubert, 69, German actor.
• Gerry Staley, 87, American baseball pitcher (Chicago White Sox), natural causes.
• Galyani Vadhana, 84, Thai princess, eldest sister of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, cancer.
• Edward F. Welch, Jr., 83, American admiral, heart failure.

3

• Aleksandr Abdulov, 54, Russian actor, lung cancer. (Russian)
• Jack Aranson, 83, British actor, pneumonia.
• Henri Chopin, 85, French poet and artist.
• Natasha Collins, 31, British television presenter.
• Werner Dollinger, 89, German politician. (German)
• Petru Dugulescu, 62, Romanian Baptist pastor, poet and politician, heart attack.
• Milt Dunnell, 102, Canadian sportswriter.
• Butch Felker, 62, American mayor of Topeka, Kansas, cancer.
• Joseph Lazarow, 84, American mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey.
• Herman Le Compte, 78, Belgian doctor, the 'Vitamin Doctor', heart attack.
• Mary Marques, 111, American supercentenarian, Massachusetts' oldest person.
• Antônio Matias, 44, Portuguese judoka. (Portuguese)
• John O'Donohue, 52, Irish poet, philosopher and priest.
• Andrew J. Olmsted, 37, American army blogger in Iraq, shot.
• Lisandro Otero, 75, Cuban author. (Portuguese)
• Nikolay Puzanov, 69, Russian Soviet biathlete, 1968 Olympic Gold medalist. (Russian)
• Manolo Reyes, 83, American pioneering Spanish-language newscaster, Parkinson's disease.
• Jimmy Stewart, 76, British racing driver.
• O.G. Style, 37, American rapper, brain aneurysm.

4

• Vyacheslav Ambartsumyan, 67, Russian footballer, hit by car. (Russian)
• Bjørn Odmar Andersen, 64, Norwegian footballer. (Norwegian)
• Sir Bernard Audley, 83, British businessman and philanthropist.
• Keith Baxter, 36, British drummer of rock band 3 Colours Red, liver failure.
• Brandi Borr, 39, American stand-up comedian, breast cancer.
• Xavier Chamorro Cardenal, 75, Nicaraguan editor of El Nuevo Diario, heart failure.
• Joyce Carlson, 84, American artist, designer of Disney's It's a Small World rides, cancer.
• Stig Claesson, 79, Swedish writer.
• Vernon Derrick, 74, American musician.
• Emilio Benavent Escuín, 93, Spanish Bishop of Granada.
• Mort Garson, 83, Canadian electronic musician, renal failure.
• Herbert Keppler, 82, American photojournalist.
• Marianne Kiefer, 79, German actress. (German)
• Jimmy Nah, 39, Singaporean comedian.
• José Luiz Pacheco, 82, Portuguese author and critic. (Portuguese)
• Graham Percy, 69, British illustrator of children's books.
• Jens Quistgaard, 88, Danish industrial designer for Dansk International Designs.
• Bill Ramsey, 87, American baseball player.
• Henry Savory, 93, British cricketer.
• Bert Walker, 88, New Zealand politician, Cabinet Minister.

5

• John Ashley, 77, Canadian referee in the National Hockey League, heart failure.
• Rowan Ayers, 85, British television producer.
• Giovanni Rinaldo Coronas, 89, Italian politician, police chief and Interior Minister. (Italian)
• Phillip S. Figa, 56, American federal judge, brain tumor.
• Raymond Forni, 66, French politician, National Assembly president, leukemia.
• Thomas Cecil Gray, 94, British pioneer in anaesthetics.
• Clinton Grybas, 32, Australian sports commentator, epidural hematoma.
• Louis Hon, 83, French footballer.
• Edward Kłosiński, 65, Polish cinematographer. (Polish)
• Luiz Pacheco, 82, Portuguese writer. (Portuguese)
• İhsan Saraçlar, 79, Turkish jurist and politician. (Turkish)

6

• Shmuel Berenbaum, 87, American Orthodox rabbi and rosh yeshiva, stomach cancer.
• Jack Brod, 98, American last original tenant of the Empire State Building.
• Arafan Camara, 60, Guinean politician. (Portuguese)
• Bob LeMond, 94, American radio and television announcer (Leave It to Beaver).
• Cy Leslie, 85, American founder of Pickwick Records and MGM/UA Home Entertainment Group.
• Alekos Michaelides, 74, Cypriot politician, Foreign Minister.
• Yunus Mohamed, 57, South African lawyer and anti-Apartheid activist.
• Ken Nelson, 96, American record producer and member of the Country Music Hall of Fame.
• Anders Paulrud, 56, Swedish writer and journalist, lung cancer.
• Pramod Karan Sethi, 80, Indian orthopaedic surgeon, inventor of the Jaipur leg, cardiac arrest.
• Vittorio Tomassetti, 77, Italian Bishop of Fano-Fossombrone-Cagli-Pergola.

7

• Philip Agee, 72, American CIA agent, complications from perforated ulcer surgery.
• Raffaello de Banfield, 85, British composer. (German)
• Robert Chandran, 57, Singaporean CEO of Chemoil, helicopter crash.
• Maryvonne Dupureur, 70, French runner and 1964 Olympic medalist. (French)
• Houston I. Flournoy, 78, American member of California State Assembly (1961–1967), California State Controller (1967–1975).
• Detlef Kraus, 88, German pianist. (German)
• Andrey Kurennoy, 35, Russian track and field athlete, national triple jump champion.
• Buddy LeRoux, 77, American owner of the Boston Red Sox, natural causes.
• Boris Lurie, 83, American artist and writer.
• Vincent Meli, 87, American member of the Detroit Partnership, bone cancer.
• Bozo Miller, 89, American competitive eater, natural causes.
• Hans Monderman, 62, Dutch traffic engineer.
• Marcel Mouly, 88, French painter. (French)
• Njoo Kiem Bie, 81, Indonesian badminton player. (Indonesian)
• Alwyn Schlebusch, 90, South African politician, Vice State President (1981–1984).
• Jean-Claude Vrinat, 71, French owner of Taillevent restaurant, lung cancer.
• Wei Wenhua, 41, Chinese blogger, beaten.

8

• D. M. Dassanayake, 54, Sri Lankan Minister of Nation Building, roadside bomb.
• Jim Dooley, 77, American football player and coach (Chicago Bears), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
• David Grove, 57, New Zealand developer of Clean Language.
• Guy Hance, 74, Belgian politician. (French)
• Bjarni Jónsson, 73, Icelandic painter. (Icelandic)
• Moshe Levi, 71, Israeli Chief of Staff of the Defense Forces (1983–1987), stroke.
• George Moore, 84, Australian jockey and trainer.
• Clyde Otis, 83, American songwriter and record producer.
• Irvan Perez, 85, American Isleño décima singer and woodcarver, heart attack.
• Steve Ridzik, 78, American baseball player (Philadelphia Phillies), heart disease.
• Mohammad Sadli, 85, Indonesian politician.
• Cissie Stewart, 96, British Olympic swimmer.

9

• Paul Aimson, 64, English footballer (Manchester City, York City), heart attack.
• Jorge Anaya, 81, Argentinian admiral, heart failure.
• Sir Adam Butler, 76, British MP (1970–1987) and minister.
• Carmine Furletti, 81, Brazilian industrialist, president of Cruzeiro. (Portuguese)
• Gemina, 21, American-born African Baringo giraffe at the Santa Barbara Zoo with neck deformity, euthanized.
• Mehran Ghassemi, 30, Iranian journalist, heart failure.
• Johnny Grant, 84, American entertainer, honorary Mayor of Hollywood.
• Sir John Harvey-Jones, 83, British businessman and media personality.
• Walter J. Kavanaugh, 74, American politician, complications from diabetes.
• Roi Kwabena, 51, Trinidadian cultural anthropologist, lung cancer.
• Sara Misquez, 62, American president of the Mescalero Apache of New Mexico (1999–2003), car accident.
• Peter O'Donnell, 68, Australian gold medal-winning Olympic sailor (1964), cancer.
• Erna Sondheim, 103, German fencer.
• Lew Spence, 87, American songwriter.
• Sir John Willis, 70, British Air Chief Marshal.
• Tim Willoughby, 53, Australian 1984 Olympic rowing medallist, heart attack.

10

• Rod Allen, 63, British singer and bassist (The Fortunes), liver cancer.
• Christopher Bowman, 40, American Olympic figure skater, accidental drug overdose.
• Jack Eagle, 81, American comedian and actor (Stepmom, Isn't She Great).
• Abdelaziz Gorgi, 79, Tunisian painter. (French)
• Andrés Henestrosa, 101, Mexican writer and politician, proponent of the Zapotec language.
• George Laking, 95, New Zealand diplomat and public servant.
• Andrée Marlière, 73, Belgian prima ballerina, choreographer and painter, cancer.
• Allan McEachern, 81, Canadian jurist, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
• Mikhail Minin, 85, Russian soldier who raised the Soviet flag on the Reichstag building in 1945.
• Katsutoshi Nagasawa, 84, Japanese composer. (Japanese)
• Maila Nurmi, 85, Finnish actress (Plan 9 from Outer Space, The Beat Generation).
• Zhang Lichang, 68, Chinese politician, Politbureau member.

11

• José Bello, 103, Spanish intellectual and writer.
• Pete Candoli, 84, American big band-era jazz trumpeter, prostate cancer.
• Murray Cohl, 78, Canadian film producer, co-founder of the Toronto Film Festival and Canada's Walk of Fame, liver cancer.
• Sir Edmund Hillary, 88, New Zealand mountaineer and the first person (with Tenzing Norgay) to reach summit of Mount Everest, heart failure.
• Carl Karcher, 90, American founder of Carl's Jr. restaurants, complications from Parkinson's disease.
• Frank Loughran, 77, Australian international footballer.
• Nancy Phelan, 94, Australian writer.

12

• Gennady Bachinsky, 36, Russian television and radio personality, car accident.
• Isobel Bennett, 98, Australian marine scientist.
• Gwendolyn T. Britt, 66, American Maryland State Senator since 2003.
• Sir Howard Dalton, 63, British microbiologist, Chief Scientific Adviser at DEFRA.
• Adriano González León, 76, Venezuelan writer. (Spanish)
• Ángel González Muñiz, 82, Spanish poet.
• Marty Hendin, 59, American vice president of community relations for St. Louis Cardinals, cancer.
• Leszek Jezierski, 79, Polish footballer and trainer. (Polish)
• Anatoly Kyarov, Russian head of the Kabardino-Balkaria police, shot.
• Jennifer Musa, 90, Irish-born Pakistani politician.
• Louis Alexandre Raimon, 85, French hairdresser.
• Charlie Steele Jr., 77, New Zealand football player.
• Stanisław Wycech, 105, Polish last World War I veteran.

13

• Joe Burk, 93, American rowing champion, complications of surgery.
• John Harvey, 87, British politician, MP for Walthamstow East (1955–1966).
• Sergej Larin, 51, Lithuanian tenor.
• Johnny Podres, 75, American baseball pitcher (Brooklyn Dodgers), 1955 World Series MVP.
• Jafar Shahidi, 89, Iranian linguist and historian.
• Doreen Tovey, 89, British writer.
• Patricia Verdugo, 61, Chilean writer, journalist and human rights violations investigator, cancer.
• Walter Zimper, 65, Austrian politician. (German)

14

• Józef Bartosik, 90, Polish World War II veteran and rear admiral.
• Don Cardwell, 72, American baseball pitcher.
• Kaj Christiansen, 86, Danish association football player. (Danish)
• Selim Al Deen, 58, Bangladeshi dramatist, cardiac arrest.
• Judah Folkman, 74, American cancer researcher, apparent heart attack.
• Thor Hesla, 45, American USAid worker in the 2008 Kabul Serena Hotel Attack.
• Richard Knerr, 82, American co-founder of Wham-O, inventor of the frisbee and Hula Hoop, stroke.
• Vincenz Liechtenstein, 57, Austrian politician. (German)
• Tommy Limby, 60, Swedish cross-country skier. (Swedish)
• Joseph Payne, 70, British musician.
• Johnny Steele, 91, British football manager of Barnsley (1960–1971, 1972–1973).
• Carsten Thomassen, 38, Norwegian journalist, 2008 Kabul Serena Hotel Attack.
• Milton Wolff, 92, American Spanish Civil War veteran.
• Wu Jin, 74, Taiwanese Minister for Education (1996–1998), cancer.

15

• K. M. Adimoolam, 69, Indian abstract artist.
• Mark Haigh-Hutchinson, 43, British video game developer (Paperboy, Zombies Ate My Neighbors), pancreatic cancer.
• Eduardo Hontiveros, 84, Filipino Jesuit composer of Roman Catholic liturgical songs, stroke.
• Jason MacIntyre, 34, British road bicycle racer, road accident.
• Brad Renfro, 25, American actor (The Client, Ghost World, The Jacket), accidental heroin overdose.

16

• Jorge de Bagration, 63, Spanish race car driver, claimant to throne of the Royal House of Georgia, hepatitis.
• Raymond Cambefort, 107, French third-to-last official surviving World War I veteran. (French)
• Chen Xilu, 80, Chinese Roman Catholic Bishop of Hengshui, organ failure.
• Nikola Kljusev, 80, Macedonian politician and economist, Prime Minister of Macedonia (1991–1992).
• Pierre Lambert, 87, French Trotskyist leader and 1988 presidential candidate. (French)
• Munjuku Nguvauva II, 84, Namibian traditional tribal chief, complications from strokes.
• Gerry Tordoff, 78, English cricketer (Somerset).
• Hone Tuwhare, 85, New Zealand Māori poet.
• Bungo Yoshida, 73, Japanese Bunraku puppeteer, liver cancer.
• Elias Zoghby, 96, Egyptian Melkite Greek Catholic Archbishop of Baalbek.

17

• Carlos, 64, French singer, cancer. (French)
• Joseph M. Champlin, 77, American Roman Catholic priest, bone marrow, cancer.
• Trevor Drayton, 52, Australian winemaker, explosion.
• Tony Dean, 75, British racing driver.
• Bobby Fischer, 64, American chess grandmaster, world champion (1972–1975), kidney failure.
• Edward D. Hoch, 77, American writer of detective fiction, heart attack.
• Ernie Holmes, 59, American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers), car accident.
• Alejandro Illescas, Mexican voice actor. (Spanish)
• Mildred Callahan Jones, 64, American decorative flag pioneer.
• Denise Amber Lee, 21, American kidnap victim, shot.
• Carole Lynne, 89, British actress, wife of Bernard Delfont.
• John McHale, 86, American baseball player.
• Allan Melvin, 84, American actor (The Phil Silvers Show, The Brady Bunch, All in the Family), cancer.
• Madeleine Milhaud, 105, French actress, wife of Darius Milhaud.
• Giuliana Penzi, 90, Italian dancer and choreographer.
• Della Purves, 62, British botanical artist, liver disease.
• Trevor Sprigg, 61, Australian politician, Western Australian Legislative Assembly whip, heart attack.
• Jinzo Toriumi, 78, Japanese novelist and screenwriter (Speed Racer, Gatchaman, Armored Trooper Votoms), liver cancer.
• Eddy Williams, 92, Australian cricketer.

18

• Uzi Cohen, 55, Israeli Likud politician, heart attack.
• Pier Miranda Ferraro, 83, Italian opera tenor, cardiac arrest.
• Wally Fielding, 88, British footballer (Everton).
• Georgia Frontiere, 80, American majority-owner of Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams, breast cancer.
• Ruth Hamilton, 109, American talk show host, member of New Hampshire General Court (1964–1966, 1973–1975).
• Bertram James, 92, British World War II airman, participant in The Great Escape.
• Frank Lewin, 82, American composer, heart failure.
• Lois Nettleton, 80, American actress (A Face in the Crowd), lung cancer.
• Paul Nixon, 93, American Olympic cyclist.
• Lou Palmer, 75, American radio personality and announcer, brain hemorrhage.
• Ugo Pirro, 87, Italian screenwriter.
• Anthony M. Solomon, 88, American President of Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1980–1985), kidney failure.
• John Stroger, 78, American politician, President of the Cook County, Illinois Board, stroke.

19

• Valentim Amões, 48, Angolan politician and businessman, air crash.
• Georgina Bruni, 60, British UFO researcher and author, cancer.
• Creighton Burns, 82, Australian editor (The Age, 1981–1989), cancer.
• Victor S. Johnson, Jr., 91, American lawyer, president of Aladdin Industries, colon cancer.
• Frances Lewine, 86, American journalist and White House Correspondent, stroke.
• Morris Maddocks, 79, British Bishop of Selby (1972–1983).
• Mildred Noble, 86, American writer and Native American activist, complications from liver cancer.
• Andy Palacio, 47, Belizean musician, UNESCO Artist for Peace and Garifuna activist, heart attack followed by stroke.
• Suzanne Pleshette, 70, American actress (The Bob Newhart Show, The Birds, Spirited Away), respiratory failure.
• Eugene Sawyer, 73, American politician, Mayor of Chicago (1987–1989), strokes.
• John Stewart, 68, American musician (The Kingston Trio), stroke.
• Trevor Taylor, 50, Jamaican-born German singer (Bad Boys Blue), heart attack.
• H. Bradford Westerfield, 79, American political scientist, complications of Parkinson's disease.
• Don Wittman, 71, Canadian sports broadcaster for CBC, cancer.

20

• Louis de Cazenave, 110, French supercentenarian, second-to-last official surviving French World War I veteran, natural causes.
• Ken Gee, 92, Australian judge.
• Talivaldis Kenins, 88, Canadian composer.
• Margit Kristian, 94, Yugoslavian Olympic fencer.
• Abdul Latif, 56, British restaurateur, heart attack.
• Duilio Loi, 78, Italian boxer, Alzheimer's disease. (Italian)
• Tommy McQuater, 93, British jazz trumpeter.
• Donald Odanga, Kenyan basketball player, accidental shooting.
• Ghorban Soleimani, 87, Iranian vocalist and dotar player.
• James LeVoy Sorenson, 86, American medical device inventor and billionaire philanthropist, cancer.
• Georges Wahler, 74, French Olympic shooter.
• Eudoxia Woodward, 88, American painter, cancer.

21

• Pam Barrett, 54, Canadian politician, cancer.
• Billy Elliott, 82, British footballer (Sunderland).
• Evan G. Galbraith, 79, American diplomat, Ambassador to France (1981–1985), cancer.
• Burton Hatlen, 71, American literary scholar, founder of National Poetry Foundation, mentor to Stephen King, pneumonia.
• Peggy Jay, 95, British politician.
• Wesley Ngetich Kimutai, 30, Kenyan marathon runner, homicide by poison arrow.
• Kenneth Parnell, 76, American convicted child molester and kidnapper, natural causes.
• Jiří Sequens, 85, Czech film director. (Czech)
• Marie Smith Jones, 89, American last known native speaker of the Eyak language, natural causes.
• Luiz Carlos Tourinho, 43, Brazilian actor, cerebral aneurysm. (Portuguese)

22

• Bernie Boston, 74, American photographer ("flower power" movement), blood disease.
• Dora Bria, 49, Brazilian windsurfing champion, car accident.
• Mike Cacic, 71, Canadian footballer (British Columbia Lions).
• Lance Clemons, 60, American baseball relief pitcher, cancer.
• Roberto Gari, 88, American actor and artist, heart attack.
• Heath Ledger, 28, Australian actor (The Dark Knight, Brokeback Mountain, 10 Things I Hate About You), accidental prescription drug overdose.
• Miles Lerman, 88, American founder of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
• Ştefan Niculescu, 80, Romanian composer. (Romanian)
• Claude Piron, 76, Swiss linguist and Esperanto author. (Esperanto)
• Kevin Stoney, 87, British actor (Doctor Who), skin cancer.

23

• Andrzej Andrzejewski, 46, Polish Brigadier General of the Polish Air Force, plane crash.
• Felix Carlebach, 96, British rabbi.
• Steve Duplantis, 35, American pro golf caddy, car accident.
• Leticia de Oyuela, 74, Honduran historian. (Spanish)
• Stein Rønning, 42, Norwegian karate world champion (1990). (Norwegian)

24

• Diane Chenery-Wickens, 48, British television make-up artist, murder (last seen alive on this date).
• Lee Embree, 92, American photographer, took first air-to-air photographs of 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, kidney infection.
• Art Frantz, 86, American baseball umpire, heart failure.
• Johannes Heggland, 88, Norwegian author and politician. (Norwegian)
• Dorothy Hennessey, 94, American nun and activist.
• J. Robert Hooper, 71, American politician, Maryland State Senator (1999–2007), colon cancer.
• Megat Junid Megat Ayub, 65, Malaysian MP, Minister of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (1997–1999) prostate cancer.
• Randy Salerno, 45, American news reporter (CBS, WBBM-TV), snowmobile accident.
• Jahna Steele, 49, American transgender showgirl.
• Chet Upham, 82, American oil executive and politician.

25

• Christopher Allport, 60, American actor (Felicity, Dynasty), avalanche.
• Evelyn Barbirolli, 97, British oboist, wife of Sir John Barbirolli.
• Annette Cameron, 88, Australian political activist.
• Richard Darman, 64, American Director of the Office of Management and Budget (1989–1993), leukemia.
• Ralph Dupas, 72, American boxer, complications of boxing-induced brain damage.
• Louisa Horton Hill, 87, American actress (All My Sons).
• Andreas Hönisch, 77, Polish Superior General of Servi Jesu et Mariae, founder of the Catholic Scouts of Europe.
• Roc Kirby, 89, Australian founder of Village Roadshow Limited.
• Robert Miller, 24, American soldier, posthumous Medal of Honor recipient, killed in action.
• Cândido Rubens Padín, 92, Brazilian Bishop of Bauru.
• Gary Wiggins, 55, Australian cyclist.

26

• John Ardagh, 79, British journalist and author.
• Christian Brando, 49, American actor and convicted killer, son of Marlon Brando, pneumonia.
• Abraham Brumberg, 81, American writer and editor, heart failure.
• Raymond Daniels, 28, Irish footballer (Wicklow GAA), suspected heart attack.
• Igor Dmitriev, 80, Russian actor. (Russian)
• George Habash, 81, Palestinian founder of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, heart attack.
• Arthur Kramer, 81, American lawyer, founder of Kramer Levin, brother of playwright Larry Kramer, stroke.
• Padraic McGuinness, 69, Australian journalist and editor, cancer.
• Jeff Salen, 55, American guitarist, founder of punk band Tuff Darts, heart attack.
• Viktor Schreckengost, 101, American artist and industrial designer.
• Aziz Sedki, 87, Egyptian Prime Minister (1972–1973).
• Robert Weaver, 87, Canadian editor and broadcaster.
• Lovie Yancey, 96, American founder of Fatburger restaurant chain, pneumonia.
• Zhang Hanzhi, 72, Chinese diplomat and linguist, English tutor for Mao, Nixon interpreter for 1972 visit, lung-related illness.

27

• Botho Prinz zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Hohenstein, 80, German politician, president of German Red Cross (1982–1994). (German)
• Gordon B. Hinckley, 97, American President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
• Mike Holovak, 88, American football player and coach (Boston Patriots), pneumonia.
• Ken Hunt, 69, American baseball player (Cincinnati Reds).
• John W. Ingram, 79, American railroad executive (Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad).
• Anna Loginova, 29, Russian bodyguard for boxer Kostya Tszyu, head injury during carjacking.
• Alan G. Rogers, 40, American Army major, first known gay combat fatality of Iraq War, improvised explosive device.
• Valery Shumakov, 76, Russian transplantologist, founder of the Transplant and Artificial Organs Research Institute.
• Irene Stegun, 88, American mathematician.
• Suharto, 86, Indonesian President (1967–1998), multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.
• Louie Welch, 89, American mayor of Houston, Texas (1964–1973), lung cancer.

28

• Crisologo Abines, 60, Filipino politician, heart attack.
• Christodoulos, 69, Greek primate of the Church of Greece, cancer.
• Frances Dewey Wormser, 104, American vaudeville and Broadway theater actress.
• Dagfinn Grønoset, 87, Norwegian author. (Norwegian)
• John Gunnell, 74, British politician, MP (1992–2001).
• Gerry Patrick Hemming, 70, American anti-Castro mercenary.
• Bengt Lindström, 82, Swedish painter. (Swedish)
• Larry Smith, 68, American college football coach, chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
• Marie Takvam, 81, Norwegian author and actor. (Norwegian)
• Ginty Vrede, 22, Dutch Muay Thai martial artist, heart attack.

29

• Robert M. Ball, 93, American Commissioner of Social Security (1962–1973).
• Margaret Truman, 83, American author, daughter of President Harry S. Truman.
• Rubens Gerchman, 66, Brazilian painter, lung cancer. (Portuguese)
• James Heathman, 90, American who found the 1931 TWA Flight 599 plane crash that killed Knute Rockne, pneumonia.
• Raymond Jacobs, 82, American soldier, claimed to be in photo of first flag raised on Iwo Jima.
• Philippe Khorsand, 59, French actor. (French)
• Sebastian Kräuter, 85, Romanian author and Bishop of Timişoara.
• Abu Laith al-Libi, 41, Libyan-born Afghan al-Qaeda leader, missile strike.
• Erzsébet Nagy, 80, Hungarian writer, daughter of Prime Minister Imre Nagy.
• Mugabe Were, 39, Kenyan legislator, homicide by gunshot.

30

• Jeremy Beadle, 59, British television presenter (You've Been Framed, Beadle's About), pneumonia.
• Sean Finnegan, 43, American hardcore punk drummer (Void), apparent heart attack.
• Daniel Gráč, 64, Czech Olympic cyclist.
• Herbert Kenwith, 90, American television director, complications of prostate cancer.
• Kim Chang-ik, 50, South Korean drummer (Sanulrim), road accident.
• Miles Kington, 66, British newspaper columnist and humorist.
• Marcial Maciel, 87, Mexican religious leader, founder of the Legionaries of Christ.
• Roland Selmeczi, 38, Hungarian actor, car accident. (Hungarian)
• Wilber Varela, 50, Colombian drug trafficker, shot.

31

• Arif Ali, 46, Pakistani-born British regional director for the Associated Press, cancer.
• Veronika Bayer, 67, German actress. (German)
• František Čapek, 93, Czech canoeist, Olympic C1 10,000m gold medallist in 1948, heart ailment.
• Sir Ivar Colquhoun, 8th Baronet, 92, British aristocrat.
• Jim Lacey, 73, Australian administrator of Lord Howe Island, general manager of Western Plains Zoo.
• Mark Schwed, 52, American television critic and journalist.
• Bertie Smalls, 72, British criminal turned informant.
• Volodia Teitelboim, 91, Chilean writer and communist activist, cancer.
• David Kimutai Too, 39, Kenyan legislator, shot.

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22. Victoria, corporatename=Parliament of. "Parliament of Victoria - People in Parliament".
24. "Ultimas destacadas - UPI en Español". United Press International.
25. "WestportNow.com - Westport, Connecticut's 24-hours News and Information Source". westportnow.com.
26. "DDR-Legende: Schauspieler Günter Schubert ist tot". Der SPIEGEL. Hamburg, Germany.
27. "Three-time All-Star pitcher". Los Angeles Times. 6 January 2008.
28. "The Nation - Sitemap". The Nation. Thailand.
29. "Edward F. Welch Jr.; Led Naval War College". The Washington Post. 16 January 2008.
30. "Скончался актер Александр Абдулов". newsru.com.
31. "Jack Aranson, actor and founder of Bay Area theater companies, dies". San Francisco Chronicle.
32. Acquaviva, Frédéric (4 February 2008). "Henri Chopin". The Guardian.
34. ONLINE, RP. "Er wurde 89 Jahre alt: Ehemaliger Postminister Dollinger ist tot".
35. "Europe - Romanian church collaborator dies". BBC.
36. "Milt Dunnell, 102: Sports journalist". Toronto Star.
37. Brunner, Melissa. "Felker Remembered for Dedication to Community". wibw.com.
39. "Earth Times: show/168805.html". earthtimes.org.
40. Elwell, Alice C.; Daley, Beth (6 January 2008). "Oldest resident in Massachusetts dies at age 111". Boston Globe.
41. "Final, feito por você, amante do esporte!". finalsports.com.br.
42. "John O'Donohue: Poet, priest and religious writer". The Independent. 27 February 2008.
43. Jr, Steven H. Foskett (7 January 2008). "Soldier killed in Iraq voiced no regrets". Boston Globe.
47. "Yahoo UK & Ireland - Sports News - Live Scores - Results". Yahoo!.
48. "O.g. Style Dead At 37". contactmusic.com. 5 January 2008.
50. "100% Fotball". web.archive.org. 25 January 2008.
51. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE!". The Daily Telegraph.
53. Solutions, Powder Blue Internet Business. "Stand-up Brandi Borr dies : News 2008 : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide". chortle.co.uk. {{cite web}}: |first= has generic name (help)
54. "Founder, Publisher of El Nuevo Diario Dies at 75 -". ticotimes.net. 11 January 2008.
58. Cheney, David M. "Archbishop Emilio Benavent Escuín [Catholic-Hierarchy]".
59. Press, Associated (8 January 2008). "Composer Mort Garson dies at 83". Variety.
62. "News". Channel NewsAsia.
63. SAPO. "SAPO".
65. "Jens Quistgaard, 88, a Designer of Popular Tableware, Is Dead". The New York Times. 2 February 2008.
66. "Google Groups". Google.
67. "The Home of CricketArchive". cricketarchive.co.uk.
68. "Muldoon minister and roommate dies". Stuff.co.nz. 1 January 2009.
69. "404". {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
70. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE". The Times.
72. "Judge Figa mourned as fair role model". The Denver Post.
74. "Professor T Cecil Gray CBE KCSG (A31)". web.archive.org. 27 May 2008.
77. "Zmarł operator Edward Kłosiński".
78. Lusa. "Morreu Luiz Pacheco".
79. "Eski milletvekili İhsan Saraçlar vefat etti". Hürriyet.
80. "Shmuel Berenbaum, 87, Talmudic Scholar, Is Dead". The New York Times. 8 January 2008.
82. "---::: Panapress ::: -features news,analyses,and roundups of events in and about Africa - Official Web Site ---:::". panapress.com.
83. "North County News - San Diego Union Tribune". nctimes.com.
84. "Google Groups". groups.google.co.nz.
85. "Home - Famagusta Gazette Online - Breaking News, Cyprus Issues, Weather".
86. "Welcome to the official South African government online site! - South African Government".
87. "Country Hound - Ken Nelson, Hall of Fame Member, Dies at 96". web.archive.org. 11 March 2008.
88. TT. "Författaren Anders Paulrud är död".
89. "Dr Sethi, the inventor of Jaipur foot is no more". Rediff.com.
90. Cheney, David M. "Bishop Vittorio Tomassetti [Catholic-Hierarchy]".
91. "Former CIA agent Agee dies in Cuba at age 72". MSNBC. 9 January 2008.
92. "Opernberichte". web.archive.org. 11 March 2008.
94. "Toutes les brèves - - Décès de Dupureur - Eurosport". web.archive.org. 17 January 2008.
96. klassik.com. "klassik.com : Detlef Kraus verstorben". klassik.com.
97. "European Athletics - Sad passing of Russian Triple Jumper Andrey Kurennoy (35)". web.archive.org. 9 January 2008.
98. Benjamin, Amalie (9 January 2008). "Buddy LeRoux; was part owner of Sox, real estate baron; at 77". Boston Globe.
99. "Earth Times: show/171001.html". earthtimes.org.
101. "Record-setting eater dies at age 99 – East Bay Times". eastbaytimes.com.
103. "AFP: Morre o pintor Marcel Mouly". web.archive.org. 23 February 2008.
106. "Jean-Claude Vrinat, Owner of Famed Paris Restaurant, Is Dead at 71". The New York Times. 9 January 2008.
108. "Breaking News, World News & Multimedia". The New York Times.
109. "Page Not Found". Chicago Tribune. {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
110. "Training Attention - Systems Thinking In Practice". trainingattention.co.uk.
111. "Décès de Guy Hance, ancien trésorier du FN". 9 January 2008.
113. "Former IDF chief of staff Moshe Levy dies". Ynetnews.
115. "Songwriter/Producer, Clyde Otis, Dies at Age 83..." businesswire.com.
116. Sullivan, Patricia (19 February 2008). "Singer worked to preserve fading Islenos language". Los Angeles Times.
117. "Phillies 'Whiz Kids' pitcher Steve Ridzik dies at 78". ESPN. 17 January 2008.
120. "Paul Aimson dies". yorkpress.co.uk.
122. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE!". The Daily Telegraph.
123. "Morre ex-presidente do Cruzeiro Carmine Furletti - Terra - Mineiro". esportes.terra.com.br.
125. Rafizadeh, Shahram. "Symbol of Reform Journalism Dies Young". roozonline.com.
127. "News". The Daily Telegraph.
129. Burke, David (4 February 2008). "Roi Ankhkara Kwabena". The Guardian.
131. "Peter O'Donnell Biography and Olympic Results - Olympics at Sports-Reference.com". web.archive.org. 13 November 2009.
132. "Erna Sondheim Biography and Olympic Results - Olympics at Sports-Reference.com". web.archive.org. 26 October 2012.
133. McLellan, Dennis (22 January 2008). "Lew Spence, 87, composer who wrote songs for Sinatra". Boston Globe.
134. "Sudden death of outstanding military ace". northumberlandgazette.co.uk.
135. "Perth Now". news.com.au.
136. "Entertainment - Fortunes singer Allen dies at 63". BBC.
138. "Page Not Found". Los Angeles Times. {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
140. "Obituaries - Death Notices - Newspaper Obituaries - Online Obituaries - Newspaper Death Notices - Online Death Notices". legacy.com.
142. Marli�re, Andr�e. . {{cite web}}: replacement character in |first= at position 5 (help); replacement character in |last= at position 6 (help); replacement character in |title= at position 5 (help)
143. "canada.com - Page Not Found". Canada.com. {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
144. "Man, who raised Soviet Union's flag over Berlin in 1945, dies".
146. "Vampira Goes to the Great Beyond". laist.com.
147. "Breaking News, World News & Multimedia". The New York Times.
148. Thurber, Jon (16 January 2008). "Jazz trumpeter played with leading big bands". Los Angeles Times.
150. "Edmund Hillary, First on Everest, Dies at 88". The New York Times. 11 January 2008.
151. "404. Page Not Found - Bloomberg". {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
152. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE!". Herald Sun. news.com.au.
153. "A friend of words and writers - Obituaries". The Sydney Morning Herald.
155. "Marine scientist Bennett dies, aged 98". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 13 January 2008.
157. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE!". The Daily Telegraph.
159. "Spanish poet Angel Gonzalez dies aged 82 - Arts". web.archive.org. 14 February 2008.
161. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE!". Gazeta Wyborcza.
162. "Top cop killed, Russia launches hunt for militants - Yahoo! India News". web.archive.org. 25 January 2008.
163. "News". The Daily Telegraph.
164. "Cleopatra hairdresser dies, aged 85". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 13 January 2008.
165. "A giant of soccer and bowling". Stuff.co.nz. 18 January 2008.
166. "Home". omantribune.com.
167. "Joe Burk, 93, Won Honors on Thames and in Pacific, Is Dead". The New York Times. 22 January 2008.
171. "Iranian scholar Ja'far Shahidi dies". web.archive.org. 1 May 2010.
172. "Book Trade Announcements - Doreen Tovey".
173. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE!". notiemail.com.
174. "Walter Zimper gestorben - oesterreich.ORF.at".
175. "News". The Daily Telegraph.
177. "Boldklubben FREM - Spillertrup".
178. "Selim Al Deen no more". The Daily Star. 15 January 2008.
180. "American killed in Afghanistan a 'passionate believer'". CNN.
181. Nelson, Valerie J. "Richard Knerr, 82; co-founded Wham-O, maker of the Hula Hoop and Frisbee". Los Angeles Times.
182. "Vincenz Liechtenstein ist tot - oesterreich.ORF.at".
184. Marquard, Bryan (8 February 2008). "Joseph Payne, 70; hailed as 'musical missionary' for work on harpsichord, organ". Boston Globe.
186. "Norwegian journalist killed in Afghanistan_English_Xinhua". Xinhua News Agency.
188. "Former Education Minister Wu Jin dies at 74". China Post.
189. "Archive News". The Hindu.
190. Casamassina, Matt (16 January 2008). "Famed Industry Veteran, Retro Studios Programmer Dies". ign.com.
191. "jesuits.ph".
192. "Top Scots cyclist MacIntyre killed on training ride". The Scotsman.
193. "Actor Brad Renfro dead at 25". MSNBC. 16 January 2008.
194. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE". The Times.
195. MATHIEU, Frédéric. "France, derniers poilus de la Guerre 14-18".
196. "The Indian Catholic". theindiancatholic.com.
197. "Obituaries - Death Notices - Newspaper Obituaries - Online Obituaries - Newspaper Death Notices - Online Death Notices". legacy.com.
199. Weidlich, Brigitte (17 January 2008). "Namibia: Mbanderu Chief Nguvauva Dies". AllAfrica.
200. "The Home of CricketArchive". cricketarchive.com.
201. "Maori poet Hone Tuwhare dies - Maori - NZ Herald News". The New Zealand Herald.
202. "Japanese puppeteer Yoshida dies". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 17 January 2008.
203. "Archbishop Elias Zoghby (1912-2008)". cathedraunitatis.wordpress.com. 18 January 2008.
204. "Carlos est mort". Le Figaro. 17 January 2008.
205. "Priest, author "Father Joe" dies in Syracuse". blog.syracuse.com.
207. "Tony Dean". historicracing.com.
208. "Europe - Chess legend Fischer dies at 64". BBC.
209. McLellan, Dennis (12 February 2008). "Edward D. Hoch, 77, a master of puzzle mystery, prolific writer". Boston Globe.
210. "'Steel Curtain' tackle Holmes dies in car wreck". ESPN. 19 January 2008.
211. Joakinroa (20 January 2008). "El Blog De Velez Y Huerta...: adiós al actor Alejandro ILLescas". elblogdevelezyhuerta.blogspot.com.
213. REPORT, STAFF. "Denise Amber Lee shot and tossed in a shallow grave". heraldtribune.com.
214. "Accounts". The Stage.
215. "John McHale, 86: Expos' first president". Toronto Star.
216. McLellan, Dennis (19 January 2008). "Character actor on 'All in the Family,' 'Phil Silvers Show'". Los Angeles Times.
217. "Madeleine Milhaud: Actress wife of the composer". The Independent. 31 January 2008.
218. "Balletto.net - comunicato: E' morta Giuliana Penzi". balletto.net.
219. "Della blossomed into one of the country's best artists". The Scotsman.
220. "Trevor Sprigg dead at 61". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 17 January 2008.
221. ""Yatterman" writer Toriumi dies at 78". tokyograph.com.
222. "Eddy Williams". ESPNcricinfo.
224. Press, Associated. "Italian Tenor Pier Miranda Ferraro Dies". newsvine.com.
225. Prentice, David (19 January 2008). "Everton hero Wally Fielding, 88, is dead". liverpoolecho.co.uk.
226. "News - Around the NFL". National Football League.
228. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE". The Times.
229. "Obituary: Frank Lewin (1925-2008)". classictvhistory.wordpress.com. 20 January 2008.
230. Press, Associated (21 January 2008). "Actress Lois Nettleton dies at 80". Variety.
231. "Paul Nixon Bio, Stats, and Results - Olympics at Sports-Reference.com". web.archive.org. 14 July 2014.
233. "Entertainment - Italian scriptwriter Pirro dies". BBC.
234. "Top News, Latest headlines, Latest News, World News & U.S News". United Press International.
236. "Angola: Opposition Unita Regrets Death of Valentim Amões". AllAfrica. 23 January 2008.
237. "H O T G O S S I P :: Spotlight by Georgina Bruni :: February 2008". hotgossip.co.uk.
238. "Man of letters, man of words - National". The Age.
241. "City mourns bishop known as champion of healing". chichester.co.uk.
242. Stickgold, Emma (27 January 2008). "Mildred Noble, 86; writer and Native American activist". Boston Globe.
243. Steward, Sue (23 January 2008). "Andy Palacio". The Guardian.
244. "'The Bob Newhart Show' Actress Suzanne Pleshette Dies at 70". Fox News Channel. 20 January 2008.
246. "The Kingston Trio: News". kingstontrio.com.
247. "Trevor Taylor". discogs.
248. "H. Bradford Westerfield, Influential Yale Professor, Is Dead at 79". The New York Times. 27 January 2008.
249. "404". {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
250. "Breaking News, World News & Multimedia". The New York Times.
251. "A career upon life's pendulum - Obituaries". The Sydney Morning Herald.
253. "Margit Kristian Biography and Olympic Results - Olympics at Sports-Reference.com". web.archive.org. 4 November 2012.
254. "UK - England - Tyne - 'Curry Hell' restaurant boss dies". BBC.
255. "E' morto Duilio Loi - Gazzetta dello Sport". {{cite web}}: line feed character in |title= at position 20 (help)
256. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE!". The Daily Telegraph.
258. "Khorasan bids farewell to legendary musician Qorban Soleimani". tehrantimes.com. 21 January 2008.
260. "Georges Wahler Bio, Stats, and Results - Olympics at Sports-Reference.com". web.archive.org. 4 July 2015.
261. Marquard, Bryan (22 January 2008). "Eudoxia Woodward, 88; painter merged science, art". Boston Globe.
262. "canada.com - Page Not Found". Canada.com. {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
263. "Football - My Club - Sunderland - Sunderland mourn death of Elliott". BBC.
266. Harrington, Illtyd (22 January 2008). "Peggy Jay". The Guardian.
267. Kimutai, Vitalis (28 January 2008). "Kenya: Athlete Killed On Peace Mission". AllAfrica.
269. "Zemřel Jiří Sequens, režisér Majora Zemana". 21 January 2008.
271. "EGO - Famosos e Famosas". ego.globo.com.
273. "Windsurfing champion dies in car accident_English_Xinhua". Xinhua News Agency.
274. "Lions mourn loss of Mike Cacic - Football Forum - National Football League, CFL & College Football Forums". footballforum.com.
275. "Notes: Aviles, Hardy win awards". Major League Baseball.
277. "Heath Ledger, Actor, Is Found Dead at 28". The New York Times. 23 January 2008.
280. Redakcio. "Forpasis Claude Piron — Libera Folio". liberafolio.org.
283. "News". The Daily Telegraph.
284. "PGA caddie Duplantis dies in pedestrian accident". ESPN. 23 January 2008.
285. "Fallece la historiadora Leticia de Oyuela".
286. "Karatemester Rønning er død - Sport - Dagbladet.no".
287. Farmer, By Andy Bloxham and Ben. "Missing make-up artist Diane Chenery-Wickens' husband arrested". The Daily Telegraph.
288. "Lee Embree, first photographer to fly into 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, dies in Port Angeles". peninsuladailynews.com.
289. "The World Umpires Association - Art Frantz Former A.L. Umpire". web.archive.org. 6 January 2009.
290. "Johannes Heggland er død : Dagsavisen". web.archive.org. 29 March 2008.
295. Times, Windy City. "PASSAGES Jahna Steele - Gay Lesbian Bi Trans News Archive - Windy City Times". windycitymediagroup.com.
296. Services, Texas Senate Media. "The Texas State Senate, District 30 Press Release".
297. "Winter Storms Batter California; TV Actor Dies in Avalanche". Fox News Channel. 27 January 2008.
298. "News". The Daily Telegraph.
299. Melbourne, National Foundation for Australian Women and The University of. "Cameron, Annette - Woman - The Australian Women's Register".
300. "News from The Associated Press". Associated Press.
301. "Google Groups". groups.google.co.nz.
302. "Entertainment/Hollywood News". The Hollywood Reporter.
303. "Fr Andreas Hönisch SJM - updated". newliturgicalmovement.org.
304. Boland, Michaela (31 January 2008). "Village Roadshow's Roc Kirby dies". Variety.
305. Garcia, John. "Local soldier killed in Afghanistan". abc7chicago.com.
306. Cheney, David M. "Bishop Cândido Rubens Padín [Catholic-Hierarchy]".
307. "UK - Biker's father dies in Australia". BBC.
308. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE". The Times.
310. Holley, Joe (17 February 2008). "Abraham Brumberg; Scholar Wrote About Judaism, Communism and Eastern Europe". The Washington Post.
311. "GAA star dies on night out - Independent.ie".
312. "В Петербурге скончался народный артист России Игорь Дмитриев". newsru.com.
313. "Middle East - Palestinian radical founder dies". BBC.
314. "Arthur B. Kramer, Playwright's Brother, Dies at 81". The New York Times. 1 February 2008.
315. "Former Quadrant editor McGuinness dies, aged 69". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 27 January 2008.
316. "Roadrunner Records Page Not Found". roadrunnerrecords.com. {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
317. "Viktor Schreckengost has died at age 101". The Plain Dealer.
318. Zeinobia (26 January 2008). "Egyptian Chronicles: RIP Aziz Sadky ,the father of Egyptian industry". egyptianchronicles.blogspot.com.
319. "Canadian literary editor, anthologist Robert Weaver dies".
320. McLellan, Dennis (2 February 2008). "Fatburger founder expanded South L.A. eatery into chain". Los Angeles Times.
323. "LDS President Gordon B. Hinckley dies at age 97". Deseret News. 28 January 2008.
324. "Matthews, mourners recall respect for Oilers GM Holovak". Houston Chronicle.
325. "Kenneth Hunt Obituary: Kenneth Hunt's Obituary by the Deseret News". legacy.com.
326. "Russia's most famous - and glamorous - female bodyguard killed as her Porsche is carjacked in Moscow". Daily Mail.
327. Project, Steve Ralls - The Bilerico. "Remembering Alan Rogers". bilerico.com.
330. "Asia-Pacific - Indonesia ex-leader Suharto dies". BBC.
331. "Former Houston Mayor Louis Welch dies". abc13.com.
334. Staff, Variety (13 February 2008). "Frances Dewey Wormser dies". Variety.
335. NRK. "Dagfinn Grønoset er død".
336. "John Gunnell: Conscientious Labour MP who fought like a tiger for the". The Independent. 31 January 2008.
337. "Gerry P. Hemming".
338. "DN.se - 404 sidan kan ej visas". web.archive.org. 2 April 2012.
339. "Former USC, Arizona and Mizzou coach Smith dies". ESPN. 29 January 2008.
340. "Marie Takvam er død".
341. 1, TO Says: February; Am, 2008 at 3:41 (29 January 2008). "Ginty Vrede, WBC Muay Thai Champion Died at the early age of 22". muaypride.wordpress.com. {{cite web}}: |last1= has numeric name (help)CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
345. Fisher, Maria Sudekum (1 February 2008). "J. E. Heathman; found crash that killed Rockne". Boston Globe.
346. Newsmax. "Newsmax.com - Breaking news from around the globe: U.S. news, politics, world, health, finance, video, science, technology, live news stream". newsmax.com.
348. Cheney, David M. "Bishop Sebastian Kräuter [Catholic-Hierarchy]".
350. "Erzsebet Nagy, only child of Hungary's 1956 revolution prime minister Imre Nagy, dies". web.archive.org. 15 February 2008.
354. "Daniel Gráč Bio, Stats, and Results - Olympics at Sports-Reference.com". web.archive.org. 19 August 2014.
355. Press, Associated (3 March 2008). "TV director Herbert Kenwith dies". Variety.
356. "canada.com - Page Not Found". Canada.com. {{cite web}}: Cite uses generic title (help)
357. "Miles Kington, polymath, wit and jazz aficionado, dies at 66". The Independent. 31 January 2008.
358. Tuckman, Jo (28 April 2008). "The Rev Marcial Maciel". The Guardian.
359. Origo. "Meghalt Selmeczi Roland".
362. "Home".
363. "Frantisek Capek, 1948 Olympic canoe champion, dies at 93". USA Today.
364. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE". The Times.
367. "ACTUAL ARTICLE TITLE BELONGS HERE". The Times.
368. "Cuban News Agency - Inicio - ACN".
369. "Second Lawmaker Is Killed as Kenya's Riots Intensify". The New York Times. 1 February 2008.

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