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Bradley, Nathaniel
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Bradley, Nathaniel Monday, September 02, 2002 Bradley, Nathaniel
Found peace on August 29, 2002 at the age of 82 years. Loving husband
of the late Amy Lee Bennett Bradley. Cherished father of Willis
(Maria) Bradley, Amy (the late Emanuel) Bradley-Thomas, Paul (Karen)
Bradley, Joann (Arthur) Thomas, James Bradley, Jolean (Zeb) Hootsell,
Emma (Jim) Huff, Annett...
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Bradley, Nathaniel
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Bradley, Nathaniel Tuesday, September 03, 2002 Bradley, Nathaniel Found peace on August 29, 2002 at the age of 82 years. Loving husband of the late Amy Lee Bennett Bradley. Cherished father of Willis (Maria) Bradley, Amy (the late Emanuel) Bradley-Thomas, Paul (Karen) Bradley, Joann (Arthur)
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Ed Bradley, of `60 Minutes;' a pioneer in TV journalism Ed Bradley, of `60 Minutes,' a pioneering TV journalist
The Boston Globe
; ... reporter who broke the racial boundaries of TV news, died yesterday from complications of leukemia ... of what was serious network television news; he talked about culture and politics ... few people of color were part of the TV news business, on any level. For many African-Americ ...
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Farm Votes in Senate Dog Bradley in Iowa
The Washington Post
; Bill Bradley missed a Senate vote on a measure that would have provided protections for Iowa farmers because he was on tour promoting his autobiography, according to documents provided by Democratic sources. And Bradley's campaign, anticipating an attack from Vice President Gore, disclosed
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Bradley's Familiar Look; After Vows to Be Different, Hopeful Bows to Politics
The Washington Post
; ... chair," Bradley said to no one in particular, "but it might be too staged." Seconds passed. He sat in the chair. During a recent news conference, Bradley seemed wistful with a dash of ironic humor. He seemed almost proud of the criticism of his signature proposal ...
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In Iowa, Bradley's Style Leaves Some Cold; Lofty but Awkward Approach Is Perceived as Arrogance
The Washington Post
; Bill Bradley had been greeting strikers on a picket line at a box- making plant here for about half an hour when one of the organizers finally offered him a picket sign--an inviting prop for most Democratic politicians who, like Bradley, need help from labor. Bradley declined the sign, mumbling
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