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LIFESTYLES LIFE & ARTS :: LIFESTYLES :: 4483 March 8, 2006 E-mail this article Print this article Comment (0) Superman Widow Dana Reeve Dies of Lung Cancer at 44 By Rosanne Skirble Dana Reeve — widow of Superman actor Christopher Reeve and advocate for victims of spinal cord injuries — died late Monday of lung cancer at the age of 44.

Dana Reeve is among a growing group of non-smoking women who contract and die from the disease.

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Published on Wednesday, March 08, 2006 Appeals Court backs $7.5 million award By Paul WoolvertonStaff writer ADVERTISEMENT A man who was exposed to asbestos throughout his 38-year career at the CSX railroad properly won a $7.5 million judgment against the company, the state Court of Appeals said in a ruling issued Tuesday.

In an unrelated case, the court said that a woman from Robeson County can continue her medical malpractice lawsuit against a doctor over his treatment for problems with her lower intestines.

In the CSX lawsuit, Raymond W.

Williams presented evidence in Scotland County Superior Court that he was exposed to asbestos and asbestos dust extensively while working for CSX from 1962 until 1999, when he retired.

He...