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CARY, N.C., Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ After more than two decades of dedication to advance the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer, Dr. Martin J. Murphy has retired from the Board of Directors of the CEO Roundtable on Cancer. The Board immediately elected him Director Emeritus.
Dr. Murphy was instrumental in launching the CEO Roundtable on Cancer in 2001 at the request of President George H.W. Bush who challenged him to engage action-oriented chief executives to do something more about cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment within your own family as well as within your corporate family.
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0 a couple of quick headlines. after admitting she used a racial slur on youtube. the network says they are reviewing our business relationship with miss deen. plans are settled for the funeral of actor james gandolfini. he died of a heart attack wednesday in italy. his body is expected to arrive back in the united states tomorrow. he was 51 years old. i m don lemon, thanks for joining us. good night. for two years, the bodies of black children had been found in the woods, then the rivers of atlanta, georgia. in all, more than two dozen victims, most of them strangled. by may 1981, the police and fbi were hiding in the brush, beside and below the river bridges. this was to be the last night, almost the last hour. i heard the splash. bob campbell, a police recruit, jumped to his feet down beside the chatahoochie river. he looked up at the bridge. i saw the brake lights of a car come on, i saw red lights. the car started slowly moving away from me across the bridge. campbell
this is the first time wayne williams has talked on tv in at least a decade. why do you think you were convicted? fear. what do you mean? atlanta, at the time, was in a panic. they wanted any suspect that they could find. and let s just be honest. it had to be a black person, because if it had been a white suspect, atlanta probably would have gone up in flames. it came very close to that. do you think you ll ever be free? no doubt it s not a matter of if to me. it s a matter of when. some 30 years after wayne williams trial and conviction, there is still debate and some doubt. this time, you can be the judge and the jury. we ll lay out the evidence on both sides and you ll hear from wayne williams at length. then we ll invite you to reach your own verdict, guilty, innocent, or a third choice, not proven. the first clue was found on a dead boy s tennis shoes. the victim was eric middlebrooks. his body left here in a rainy alley. a foster child who rode his bicyc