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C. Payne Lucas, Leader in Aid to Africa, Is Dead at 85

Mr. Lucas helped found Africare and, with help from African-Americans, built it into a leading nonprofit promoting economic development.

Don Payne, ‘Simpsons’ Scriptwriter, Dies at 48

Mr. Payne, who also wrote for film, shared four Emmys with other “Simpsons” staff members.

C. Payne Lucas, Leader in Aid to Africa, Is Dead at 85

Mr. Lucas helped found Africare and, with help from African-Americans, built it into a leading nonprofit promoting economic development.

C. Payne Lucas, Leader in Aid to Africa, Is Dead at 85

Mr. Lucas helped found Africare and, with help from African-Americans, built it into a leading nonprofit promoting economic development.

Les Payne, Journalist Who Exposed Racial Injustice, Dies at 76

A Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, a passionate columnist and a mentoring editor at Newsday, he was a pioneer for fellow blacks in the profession.

Frederick Payne, Decorated Fighter Ace in the Pacific, Dies at 104

Mr. Payne, a retired Marine Corps brigadier general, received the Navy Cross and other awards as World War II fighter ace in the Pacific.

Don Payne, ‘Simpsons’ Scriptwriter, Dies at 48

Mr. Payne, who also wrote for film, shared four Emmys with other “Simpsons” staff members.

Donald M. Payne, First Black Elected to Congress From New Jersey, Dies at 77

Though known as a low-key and unassuming lawmaker, Mr. Payne nonetheless made a mark in a number of areas, including education and global affairs.

Cecil Payne, Baritone Saxophonist, Dies at 84

Mr. Payne was one of the first baritone saxophonists in the 1940s to master the intricacies of modern jazz and for more than half a century was a leading exponent of his instrument.

Cecil Payne, Baritone Saxophonist Who Mastered Bebop, Dies

Mr. Payne, 84, was one of the first baritone saxophonists to master the intricacies of modern jazz.