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Mrs, Ana de Martinez Guerrero Of A rgentina, Foe of Peron, Dies
Martinez Guerrero, (Mrs) Ana R S de
Mrs, Ana de Martinez Guerrero Of A rgentina, Foe of Peron, Dies
Martinez Guerrero, (Mrs) Ana R S de
Mrs, Ana de Martinez Guerrero Of A rgentina, Foe of Peron, Dies
Martinez Guerrero, (Mrs) Ana R S de
Gail Minglana Martinez, Mother in Air Force Family, Dies in Brussels Attacks
All six members of her family were wounded in the attack on Brussels Airport. The others, her officer husband and four children, remain hospitalized.
Bill to End Civil Forfeiture in New Mexico Awaits Move by Governor Martinez
The New Mexico Legislature voted to end the practice, which allows government agencies to seize property without filing criminal charges.
Matthew G. Martinez, Ex-Democratic Lawmaker, Dies at 82
Mr. Martinez was a party-line Democrat until he was defeated in a primary and switched to the Republican Party for his last months in office.
Neyda Martinez, Teacher and Guidance Counselor, Dies at 54
Neyda Martinez, a guidance counselor in the Bronx whose efforts to encourage her students to seek a college experience beyond the city was the subject of an article on the Education page on Dec. 28, died Thursday at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx. She was 54. The cause was cancer, according to her daughter, Bennell LaPorte.
Miguel Martinez, 67, School Board Member, Dies
Miguel Martinez, former member of New York City School Board of Education, dies at age 67 (M)
Mrs, Ana de Martinez Guerrero Of A rgentina, Foe of Peron, Dies
Martinez Guerrero, (Mrs) Ana R S de
Mrs, Ana de Martinez Guerrero Of A rgentina, Foe of Peron, Dies
Martinez Guerrero, (Mrs) Ana R S de
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