Obituaries Related to "Jordan" from New York Times Archive
Michael Jordan: ‘When Kobe Bryant Died, a Piece of Me Died’
The Hall of Famer wept openly while speaking of a relationship that evolved from annoyance to respect.
The Death of James Jordan: What We Know
Two men are serving life sentences in prison for the death of Michael Jordan’s father, James, in 1993. One has maintained his innocence, and the other is now under review for parole.
Leilani Jordan, 27, Dies; Disabled, but Helping Shoppers
A victim of the coronavirus, she had been hired under a supermarket program for disabled people, but took care of customers less able than herself.
Michael Jordan: ‘When Kobe Bryant Died, a Piece of Me Died’
The Hall of Famer wept openly while speaking of a relationship that evolved from annoyance to respect.
Security Dogs Sent to Jordan Have Died or Fallen Sick, Report Says
A federal report on a State Department antiterrorism program said at least 10 bomb-sniffing dogs had died of medical issues from 2008 to 2016.
Families Sue Jordan Over 2016 Deaths of 3 U.S. Green Berets
The soldiers’ fathers accused the kingdom of falsely telling the news media that the Green Berets had provoked the deadly shooting by a base guard.
Maryland Fires Two Trainers Who Treated Jordan McNair Before His Death
The two trainers were released a week after the university president fired D.J. Durkin, the head football coach.
Death Toll in Jordan Flood Reaches 21, but Grief Quickly Turns to Anger
The victims were mostly middle-school children on a trip near the Dead Sea. Officials said the school may not have had the proper permits.
Will Jordan, Who Mimicked the Famous, Is Dead at 91
A gifted impressionist, he was best known for his full-body imitation of the television host Ed Sullivan — an impression that was itself widely imitated.
Rula Quawas, Champion of Women’s Advancement in Jordan, Dies at 57
The professor helped her students create a video that exposed the sexual harassment they endured on campus.
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A charismatic orator in the 1960s, he called for armed resistance to white oppression. As a Muslim cleric, he was convicted of murder in 2000 and died in detention.
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Dorothy Vogel, Librarian With a Vast Art Collection, Dies at 90
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