NYT Obituariesಪರಿಶೀಲಿಸಿದ ಖಾತೆ

Katherine Westphal was textile artist whose innovative collagelike designs made her a leader of the wearable art movementhttp://nyti.ms/2IGRiCr 

Francis Bator, Influential White House Economist, Dies at 92http://nyti.ms/2pv18yj 

Robert Grossman, who put Mickey Mouse ears on Reagan and a very long nose on Nixon, is dead at 78http://nyti.ms/2pqV4Hd 

Barbara Wersba, 85, Dies; Wrote Candid Books for Young Adultshttp://nyti.ms/2pwn8J8 

Katherine Westphal, Creator of Unusual Textile Art, Dies at 99http://nyti.ms/2IGFgci 

Cardinal O'Brien of Scotland, ranking British cleric who stepped aside in sex scandal, dies at 80:http://nyti.ms/2FU6YjR 

Les Payne, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, columnist and editor at Newsday who sought to expose racial injustice, is dead at 76http://nyti.ms/2IGlOvZ 

Lisa Garcia Quiroz, the founding publisher of People en Español, one of the most popular Hispanic magazines in the United States, has diedhttp://nyti.ms/2DJrqSN 

Francis M. Bator, an economist who straddled academia and the White House, serving under Lyndon B. Johnson, is deadhttp://nyti.ms/2FQ0Blw 

Larry Kwong, the National Hockey League's first player of Asian descent, has diedhttp://nyti.ms/2tZwqTD 

Forbes magazine described Peter Peterson as having “one of the most distinguished résumés in America"http://nyti.ms/2GNvxjU 

Ms. Westphal’s canvasses — which included quilts, kimonos, dresses and baskets — reflected her life and travelshttp://nyti.ms/2FNNYYc 

Robert Grossman, an illustrator known for outlandish political cartoons and one twisted airplane, dies at 78http://nyti.ms/2pw1rZY 

Les Payne, Journalist Who Exposed Racial Injustice, Dies at 76http://nyti.ms/2ICh0b0 

Stephen Hawking's ashes will be interred near a few legendary scientists -- Darwin and Newton to name two -- at Westminster Abbeyhttp://nyti.ms/2GbVcVh 

Millie Dunn Veasey, part of the only all-black, all-women WAC battalion to serve overseas in WWII, has died at 100http://nyti.ms/2GbVzPF 

Matt Dike, Hit-Making Founder of Hip-Hop Label, Dies at 56http://nyti.ms/2ICanFX 

Nokie Edwards, whose virtuosic electric guitar playing helped define the surf-rock style of the Ventures, the immensely popular instrumental band that rose to prominence in the 1960s, has diedhttp://nyti.ms/2FRF1Jy 

Ada Lovelace explored the ramifications of what a computer could do before computers even existedhttp://nyti.ms/2GGMdtc 

Adrian Lamo, who was also known for hacking into the computer network of The New York Times, was reviled and revered for turning in Chelsea Manning to the authoritieshttp://nyti.ms/2polE3J