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Reports the death of Gretchen Bender, an artist who worked in several photographic and film mediums, at her New York City home due to cancer. Career history; Personal and academic background; Career achievements.

Reports the death of Richard J. Barnet, founder of the Institute for Policy Studies, a liberal research institute, at the age of 75 due to normal pressure hydrocephalus. Barnet's advocacy of social action as well as scholarship; Career history of Barnet; Training as a lawyer; Academic credentials.

Reports on the death of American actor Eugene Roche at a hospital in Encino, California.

A correction to the articles of New York Times including articles from the obituary column, The Economic Scene column, and The About New York column are presented.

The article presents a discussion of New York City socialite Pat Buckley, who died on April 15, 2007 at the age of 80. She was the wife of writer William F. Buckley Jr and was named one of the world's best dressed women in 1985. She was known for her quirky humor and determined efforts to raise money for charities.

The article discusses the obituary of Louis Rukeyser, who spent 32 years as the host of "Wall Street Week," the first television show devoted entirely to the stock market. The author of the obituary was James Grant, who writes the newsletter Grant's Interest Rate Observer. Grant was chosen due to his friendship with Rukeyser and firsthand knowledge of the television program.

The article pays tribute to the life and work of writer and activist Jane Jacobs. The author discusses Jacobs' work "The Death and Life of Great American Cities" and her effort to save some of New York City's historic neighborhoods.

The article pays tribute to guitar virtuoso and punk rock musician Tom Roberts of the band Poison Idea.

The article pays tribute to feminist crusader and author Betty Friedan.

The article pays tribute to playwright Wendy Wasserstein.

The article pays tribute to New York City Police Officer Dillon Stewart, who was shot and killed during a routine pursuit of a speeding driver.

Pays tribute to Clark Kerr, former president of the University of California, who died in 2003.

The article offers announcements of 2013 career changes U.S. college administrators including Cole W. Camplese's appointment as chief information officer at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and Stephen K. Klasko's appointment as president of Thomas Jefferson University, along with an obituary for historian Edmund S. Morgan.

The article offers entertainment news briefs as of April 2013. The concert recording album "Bennett & Brubeck: The White House Sessions, Live 1962" by the singer Tony Bennett will be released on May 28, 2013. The American science fiction action film "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" was burly tops the North American theaters during the Easter weekend. Painter and African art collector Merton Simpson was died at 84 and was buried at Charlestown, South Carolina on March 31, 2013.

The article discusses 2013 promotions, departures, and deaths of several college teachers and administrators in the U.S., including Rena Fraden appointed to dean of the college at the University of the Pacific, the departure of Tom Ball from the University of Oregon, and the death of Gerda Lerner.

An obituary for Richard Adams, who is gay, is presented.

The article offers a timeline of events in different years and in different countries. It presents an obituary for journalist William Stiner who died of disease complication in New York on December 25, 1912. It accounts the Christmas speech of King George VI in London, England in 1937. It notes the imposition of a blackout to probe the attempted coup in Tunisia in 1962.

The article mentions the wedding anniversary and birthday of Albert Glicksman.

The article reports that James Mattioli and Jessica Rekos, two of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, has been eulogized in back-to-back rites at St. Rose Lima Roman Catholic church in Newtown, Connecticut. Both children were six-year olds. Monsignor Robert Weiss provided a Mass of Christian Burial and distributed communion before each eulogy. Brief details about each funeral, which allowed only relatives, close friends, and a few dignitaries, are given.

The article reviews the music releases "La Misma Gran Señora," by Jenni Rivera and "Tiresian Symmetry," by Jason Robinson.

Colleen Walker, a nine-time winner on the L.P.G.A. Tour who captured the 1997 du Maurier Classic 10 months after giving birth, died Tuesday in Valrico, Fla. She was 56. The L.P.G.A. said that Walker, who was treated for breast cancer in 2003, died of a cancer recurrence that was diagnosed last year. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article celebrates the life and works of photographer Leon Levinstein.

The article offers the author's insights concerning the achievements and contributions of trade unionist Marvin Miller. It states that Miller aided a group of baseball players to acquire good benefits and be well financed. It adds that Miller and his successors, Donald Fehr and Michael Weiner, have created a successful union which was in control of baseball. It adds that Miller's death brings regret to those people who appreciates and recognizes his contributions.

The article reports on the mourning of several people in Mumbai, India on the death of Bal K. Thackeray, one of the most influential political leaders in the city.

An obituary for Polish photographer Wilhelm Brasse is presented.

Two letters to the editor are presented in response to the article "A Prairie Liberal, Trounced but Never Silenced" in the October 22, 2012 issue, which discusses the legacy of former South Dakota Senator George McGovern.

International AFGHAN WINS CHALLENGE [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

STANG--Arnold September 28, 1918 - December 20, 2009. Remembering our beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Missed every day His Family [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MEDOFF--Rita. A Book of Verses underneath the Bough....Paradise! Forever Missed and Loved. Alan [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

HOCHHAUSER--Joyce Isseks (51/1932 - 9/10/2010) and Marshall (12/18/1924 - 9/25/1982) We live our lives guided by your spirit, generosity and love. We walk in your honored paths and marvel at our good fortune, understanding our time together was too short. Memories of your love, joy and laughter never fade. We will never forget. David, Scott and Beth [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SHAPIRO--Elsie. September 27, 1992 Remembered always with love. Joan [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

DeHAVENON--Dr. Anna Lou. A Memorial will be held for Anna Lou Dehavenon on September 27th at 4 at the Church of All Souls at 1157 Lexington, NYC. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WINIKOFF--Ellen Ann. On your birthday and everyday we miss you and love you. Love, Marcia, Stanley, Linda, Amy, Kenny, Sami and Eli [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

WALLACH--Richard W. Hon. 9/16/27-6/1/03 Loved on your birthday and every day by your Marli. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

SCIMECCA--Joseph. One lifetime with you was not enough. Always and forever, Marcia [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

WANKOWICZ--Andrew Talbot. 2/6/20-9/16/02 UNFORGETTABLE! Helen [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

LABIANCA--Vincent, MUNOZ--Isabel. Ten years. Still true. No one ever dies who lives in hearts left behind. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

HALF--Maxine and Robert. Mom and Dad, G & G. You're together again. Wish heaven could have waited. We were truly blessed to be your children. Miss and love you so very much. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

ENNY--Mary Greenwald Sept. 16, 1912 - July 28 2003 Beloved Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Sister, but most of all Friend. You are missed. Happy 100th Birthday. Damon Pangborn and Steven Winograd [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

STEPKIN--Michele Foster. Today - your birthday. God loved me once. I am thankful for you my beautiful daughter. Love never dies - forever together. Your Ma [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

WEXLER--Melissa Ann. 5/9/58-9/12/81. Missy, it is difficult to have life go on without you. We miss you more each year. Love, Mommy Arline Joachim, Eddie, Sheri & Larry [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WALLACE--William N. Wednesday, September 12 at Noon. The Pequot Library, 720 Pequot Ave., Southport, CT. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

MEYERHOFF--Inge Zuber 31/1932 - 9/9/2002 Loved and missed by all who knew her, especially her family. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

LARTIGAU--Maurice. September 10 , 2011 A private memorial service was held August 22, 2012 in St. Jean de Lier, France after which Maurice's ashes were interned in the family tomb. "You can go home again" - Helenmarie [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SLOAN--Edward W. , III A memorial service celebrating the life of Edward W. Sloan III (Yale '53), Charles H. Northam Professor of History Emeritus at Trinity College, will be held at 11:00am on Saturday, September 15th at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 232 Durham Road, Madison, CT 06443. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WEISS--Doris T. 10/16/30--8/30/03. In my heart always. Your daughter, Wendy [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

WEISS--Doris T. 10/16/50 - 8/30/03 "For you have sailed beyond the sunset." Dearly beloved, sadly remembered, always in my heart. Bernie [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

SINGER--Miriam B.,First birthday without my sunshine girl. Your incandescent beauty, unmatched presence and endless wisdom glow eternally. Nothing can separate us. With infinite love [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

DI MARTINO--Joseph "Joe D." Navy SEAL UDT Normandy. Luxury is loved by a bad boy. Kennedy appointment. -J.M.B. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

COHEN--Sidney J. 9/5/25 - 11/24/10 You will be loved and missed forever. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]