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Welcome to another edition of Dead End. This week we pay our last respects to Broadway veteran Irene Worth, Disney animator William Berg and former pro football player Bob Smith.

THREE-TIME TONY WINNER IRENE WORTH DIES FROM A STROKE
MARCH 10, 2002 - Broadway veteran Irene Worth, who won three Tony Awards throughout her acting career, died at a New York hospital from complications due to a stroke. She was 85.  Worth, who will be best be remembered for her distinct voice
and patrician manner, worked extensively in theater on both sides of the Atlantic. She received her first Tony for best actress in 1965 for playing the mysterious title character
in Edward Albee's Tiny Alice. Worth received her second best- actress prize in 1976 for her portrayal of an aging but still glamorous movie star in a memorable revival of Tennessee Williams' Sweet Bird of Youth. Her third Tony, this time in the featured-actress category, came in 1991 for Lost in Yonkers, as the distant, domineering mother in Neil Simon's Pulitzer Prize-winning play. She repeated her role in the 1993 film version.

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'SCAMP' ARTIST WILLIAM BERG DIES OF PNEUMONIA AT 84
MARCH 2, 2002 - Artist William Berg, who was best known for his Donald Duck cartoons and "Scamp" comic strip, has died of pneumonia. He was 84. Berg joined Disney in 1938 as a trainee. He worked as an animator on segments of "Pinocchio"
and later switched to the story department, creating the scripts for Donald Duck shorts. Berg was involved in creating the Dumbo ride and other attractions at Disneyland in
the 1950s. He wrote for the "Mickey Mouse Club" and "Wonderful World of Disney" television shows and for educational films featuring Jiminy Cricket. Before retiring in 1988,
Berg wrote and sketched the syndicated Disney comic strip "Scamp," which appeared in more than 400 newspaper around the world.

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FORMER PRO FOOTBALL PLAYER LOSES BATTLE AGAINST ALZHEIMER'S
MARCH 1, 2002 - Former pro football player Bob Smith, who played alongside Hall of Fame notables Bobby Layne and Doak Walker, died after a long battle against Alzheimer's disease at his Flower Mound home. He was 76. At the beginning of his career, Smith was a member of the 1948 Brooklyn Dodgers, the 1948 Buffalo Bills and the 1949 Chicago Hornets - at the time members of the All-America Football Conference. Smith intercepted a total of 33 passes, including one that he returned 102 yards for a touchdown - an NFL record for 38 years. When his football days ended, Smith worked for Ford Motor Co. in Detroit for several years. In the 1960s, he
founded a flooring contrcting company that specialized in large commercial properties.

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OCTOBER 2001 - Police arrested a 25-year-old woman on murder charges after she struck a homeless man with her car and let him bleed to death in the windshield last October. Apparently driver Chante Mallard was hopped up on drugs and alcohol when
she struck vagabond Gregory Biggs with her car. The impact had hurled him headfirst through the windshield, his broken legs sticking out onto the hood. According to police reports, Mallard claims she panicked and drove to her home a few miles away with Biggs still lodged in the windshield. Mallard told police she occasionally went into the garage, apologizing tothe victim, but refused to get help for him. After he died, she then dumped the body in the park.

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