Obituaries Related to "Chase" from New York Times Archive
Dr. Randolph Chase Jr., 79, Disease Expert, Dies
The research of Dr. Chase, one of the first tenured black members of the New York University medical school faculty, shed light on organ transplant rejections.
F.B.I. Investigates Louisiana Man’s Death After Police Chase
The Louisiana State Police said Ronald Greene died in a crash after leading troopers on a high-speed chase. Over a year later, photos of his injuries have raised new questions about his death.
2 Chicago Police Officers Fired Over Chase That Ended With Teenager’s Killing
The Chicago Police Board found Michael Coughlin and Jose Torres had violated the department’s safety rules in connection with the shooting death of Paul O’Neal.
3 Die in Crash During Police Chase in Los Angeles
A fourth man was critically injured after the car the men were driving overturned in the Echo Park neighborhood, the authorities said.
On the Border, Police Chase Smugglers. The Migrant Body Count Is Getting Higher.
Six migrants were found dead Wednesday after the latest in a series of deadly crashes involving police chases in South Texas.
Leah Chase, 96, Creole Chef Who Fed Presidents and Freedom Riders, Dies
In New Orleans, Dooky Chase’s was the only upscale restaurant that welcomed African-Americans, and it became a gathering place for civil rights leaders.
Sylvia Chase, Pioneering Television Newswoman, Is Dead at 80
Ms. Chase was at the forefront of a generation of women who took themselves seriously and demanded that the industry and viewers did, too.
Chicago Police Say 15-Year-Old Fatally Shot Himself After a Chase. His Family Disagrees.
A history of mistrust between the police in Chicago and the black community has led Steven Rosenthal’s family to raise questions about the circumstances of the young high school student’s death.
A William Merritt Chase Tribute, With Little Chase
An exhibition at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington, N.Y., honors the artist and his influence as a teacher, but includes only three works by Chase himself.
A William Merritt Chase Tribute, With Little Chase
An exhibition at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington, N.Y., honors the artist and his influence as a teacher, but includes only three works by Chase himself.
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