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Aaberg, Curtis
Allen, Marjorie V. (O'Brien)
Bambery, Alice Eva
Bernards, Arleigh L.
Bjornnes, Norman P.
Bownik, Henry J., Jr.
Brawner, Paul B.
Burg, Helen M.
Burrows, Alberta D. Kleinhenz
Bykowski, Judy
Cameron, Leo L.
Cowles, John , Jr.
Daher, David J.
Day, Edward A.
Detwiler, Willow
Dusterhoft, Sandra
Ekdahl-Gulseth, Freda M.
Erickson, Helen W.
Erickson, Muriel Olga
Feulner, Helen Elizabeth
Foss, Donald K.
Garati, Jerry Steven
Giefer, William H.
Gulseth, Freda
Gundersen, Jane Elizabeth
Hammond, Betty J.
Hanson, Elizabeth A.
Harris, Larry E.
Jurek, Roy E.
Klis, Edward Anthony
Lafferior, Douglas N.
Lindbeck, Bruce James
Luth, Mary A.
Mikelson, Robert W.
Morelli, Margaret E. (Jacob)
Mullin, Jean Emily (Haferman)
Nyberg, Carol A.
O'Brien, Lucille Marie
Ostrowsky, Patricia
Overall, Kathleen M.
Panos, Judith A.
Pearson, Doris Marie
Phimister, Diane Sylvia
Quady, Helen P. (Mlinar)
Raiter, Thomas E.
Reese, Judy
Richardson, Clyde , Sr.
Schey, Lyla
Siggerud, Jeannine M.
Stark, Jan
Steele, Daniel Joseph
Svobodny, Leo Lawrence
Swanson, Wallace M.
Thrift, Betty
Throndrud, Elwood A.
Tscholl, Helen Marie
Weicht, John C.
Allen, Marjorie V. (O'Brien)
Bambery, Alice Eva
Bernards, Arleigh L.
Bjornnes, Norman P.
Bownik, Henry J., Jr.
Brawner, Paul B.
Burg, Helen M.
Burrows, Alberta D. Kleinhenz
Bykowski, Judy
Cameron, Leo L.
Cowles, John , Jr.
Daher, David J.
Day, Edward A.
Detwiler, Willow
Dusterhoft, Sandra
Ekdahl-Gulseth, Freda M.
Erickson, Helen W.
Erickson, Muriel Olga
Feulner, Helen Elizabeth
Foss, Donald K.
Garati, Jerry Steven
Giefer, William H.
Gulseth, Freda
Gundersen, Jane Elizabeth
Hammond, Betty J.
Hanson, Elizabeth A.
Harris, Larry E.
Jurek, Roy E.
Klis, Edward Anthony
Lafferior, Douglas N.
Lindbeck, Bruce James
Luth, Mary A.
Mikelson, Robert W.
Morelli, Margaret E. (Jacob)
Mullin, Jean Emily (Haferman)
Nyberg, Carol A.
O'Brien, Lucille Marie
Ostrowsky, Patricia
Overall, Kathleen M.
Panos, Judith A.
Pearson, Doris Marie
Phimister, Diane Sylvia
Quady, Helen P. (Mlinar)
Raiter, Thomas E.
Reese, Judy
Richardson, Clyde , Sr.
Schey, Lyla
Siggerud, Jeannine M.
Stark, Jan
Steele, Daniel Joseph
Svobodny, Leo Lawrence
Swanson, Wallace M.
Thrift, Betty
Throndrud, Elwood A.
Tscholl, Helen Marie
Weicht, John C.
Obituary: Moon Fong lived with grit, grace through tumult
The restaurant family matriarch witnessed a century from China to Minnesota, and died at age 97. Updated: May. 5, 2012 - 06:54 PM
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Deaths elsewhere
Mort Lindsey, a conductor, arranger and composer best known as the music director for Judy Garland in the 1960s and for his more than two decades as music director for "The Merv Griffin Show," has died. He was 89.
Full storyFull story Updated: May. 11, 2012 - 10:37 PM
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Obituary: Richard T. Murphy Sr.'s business had deep family roots
Richard T. Murphy Sr. could appreciate the long arc of his family's business, which dates to the horse-drawn cart era. The lifelong St. Paul resident and longtime head of Minneapolis-based Murphy Warehouse had a passion for history.
Full story Full storyUpdated: May. 10, 2012 - 11:26 PM
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Lawyer shaped civil rights policy
He was called upon in crises that defined '60s: JFK's assassination, missile crisis and desegregation.
Full story Full storyUpdated: May. 10, 2012 - 12:30 AM
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WCCO fixture was force in state
Clayton Kaufman was a fixture at WCCO radio from 1951 to 1990, starting as a replacement for journalist Harry Reasoner, who went on to achieve fame at CBS. It was an era before televisions, when WCCO radio was the chief source of news, weather and sports for folks across Minnesota.
Updated: May. 9, 2012 - 09:48 PM
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Elliot Fine brought the beat with all four limbs
People spend their whole lives instinctively coordinating the actions of their arms and legs. Just try patting your head and rubbing your stomach at the same time.
Updated: May. 8, 2012 - 10:43 PM
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- Obituary: John "Jack" Mooney served up food, Irish charm
- Obituary: James Miles, Control Data's marketing whiz
- Ex-CBS newsman Ben Silver of St. Louis Park dies
- Obituary: Richard Nelson fought for officers and families
- Obituary: Norman Fruman was courageous in war and literature
- Cuban artist Mario Fernandez: Heads of state admired his work
- Obituary: Gregory Larsen knew, and played, church organs
- Former St. Paul council candidate Roy Garza dies
- Obituary: Bud Lichliter was key figure in the plumbing industry
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Drinks, kills and lies: Prison again for driver who pinned blame on passenger
A repeat drunken driver who initially persuaded his passenger to take the rap was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison for killing another motorist in a high-speed crash in central Minnesota.
Updated: 04:09 PM
- Lakeville dad who abandoned son gets 2 years probation
- U.S. lowers cutoff for lead poisoning in young kids
- Sabo Bridge over Hiawatha could reopen by June
- Delta says frequent fliers saw different fares
- Interior Dept. nullifies Duluth's tribal casino contract
- Several Fed members could back additional efforts to boost economy if needed
- Lawyers: Criminal probe targets egg magnate, aides
- House voting on Violence Against Women Act, draws veto threat
- Edwards' defense rests without calling the ex-senator, mistress
- Olson named new president of Winona State
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