Obituaries Related to "Herrera" from New York Times Archive
Hailey Herrera, 25, Dies; Therapy Student Focused on Families
She was especially dedicated to working with Latino patients — and to organizing social events for friends.
Ernestina Herrera de Noble, Media Mogul in Argentina, Dies at 92
Ms. Herrera de Noble, the publisher of Clarín, was instrumental in creating one of the largest media conglomerates in the Spanish-speaking world.
Luis Herrera Campíns, Venezuela Leader, Dies at 82
Mr. Herrera Campíns was a former president whose years in office were marked by bountiful oil riches and a painful economic bust when oil prices plunged in the early 1980s.
Paid Notice: Deaths HERRERA, MARCO
HERRERA--Marco, June 23, 1914 to August 31, 2006. Remember him with laughter and not tears. Salude Marquito! A mejores tiempos.
Angel Cardinal Herrera Dies; Former Bishop of Malaga, 81
Cardinal Herrera y Oria dies; was 81
EN. A, HERRERA, CUBAN EX:LE '.ER; War Secretary Who SerV'eo as' President for Few Hou.rs When MacHado Fled Dies
Herrera y Franchi, Alberto
ENEMY IN RETREAT, SAY PARAGUAYANS; Bolivians Are Pushed Back at Herrera, With Loss of 206 Killed, Asuncion Reports. 6,000 NANAWA CASUALTIES La Paz Reports 3,000 of Foe Dead There -- Regime Calls for Congressional Elections Next May.
Bolivians reptd pushed back at Herrera; 6,000 casualties at Nanawa
CUBAN ENVOY TO PARIS DIES; Dr. Ricardo Herrera y Guiral Ar- rived There Only a Month Ago.
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ARCHBISHOP HERRERA DEAD; Mexican Prelate in Monterey to Be Buried Without Public Services,
HERRERA, BOXER, DIES.; Mexican, Once Famous as Feather-weight, Passes in San Francisco.
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