Sen. Frank Lautenberg, a businessman-turned-politician who pushed bills curbing gun purchases, reining in drinking by teenagers and drivers, and advocating environmental safety, is dead.
June 03, 2013 at 09:40 AM
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Sen. Frank Lautenberg, a businessman-turned-politician who pushed bills curbing gun purchases, reining in drinking by teenagers and drivers, and advocating environmental safety, died Monday.
His death at New York-Presbyterian Hospital at age 89 was attributed to complications from viral pneumonia.
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