Deaths in March 1989

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The following is a list of notable deaths in March 1989.

Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:

* Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.

## March 1989

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### 1

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* Annie Ackerman, 75, American political activist.
* Mukul Dey, 93, Indian artist (drypoint-etching).
* Sammy Moore, 88, Irish Olympic water polo player (1928).
* Vasantdada Patil, 71, Indian politician, Governor of Rajasthan.[1]
* Odie Payne, 62, American blues drummer.[2]
* Frank W. Preston, 92, English-American engineer, ecologist and conservationist.[3]
* Mark M. Ravitch, 78, American surgeon (surgical staples), colon and prostate cancer.[4]

### 2

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* Liviu Cornel Babeș, 46, Romanian electrician and painter, committed suicide by self-immolation as a political protest.
* John Bryans, British actor (Blake's 7).
* Eduard Dubský, 77, Czechoslovakian actor.
* Claus Egil Feyling, 72, Norwegian politician.
* Luigi Firpo, 74, Italian historian and politician.
* Tamás Kertész, 59, Hungarian international footballer and coach (Ferencvárosi, Hungary).
* Ernest Steven Monteiro, 84, Singaporean physician, Singapore Ambassador to the United States, Cambodia and Brazil, liver failure.[5]

### 3

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* James Brook, 92, English cricketer.
* Bill Harvey, 80, American Negro Leagues baseball player.
* Jackie Hegan, 88, English Olympic footballer (1920).
* Ned McGehee, 81, American college baseball and football coach (Southeastern Louisiana Lions).
* Richard B. Morris, 84, American historian, melanoma.[6]
* Dong Qiwu, 89, Chinese general in the People's Liberation Army.[7]
* Vytautas Vičiulis, 37, Lithuanian painter, self-immolation as a political protest.[8]

### 4

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* Agha Ibrahim Akram, 65, Pakistani army general.
* Tiny Grimes, 72, American jazz and R&B guitarist, meningitis.[9]
* Viktor Nikiforov, 57, Soviet ice hockey player and Olympic gold medalist (1956).[10]
* Edward Makuka Nkoloso, 69–70, member of Zambian resistance movement, planned to beat the U.S. and Soviet Union to the moon.[11]

### 5

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* Prithvi Singh Azad, 96, Indian independence activist, founder of Ghadar Party.[12]
* Daniel Webster Cluff, 72, United States Coast Guard officer, rescued thirty-two survivors from SS Pendleton.[13]
* Wes Dove, 25, American NFL player (Seattle Seahawks).
* James Edwin Doyle, 86, American advertising executive, co-founder of Doyle Dane Bernbach agency, emphysema.[14]
* Richmond Barthé, 88, American sculptor of busts.[15]
* Ray Hunt, 70, Australian rules footballer.

### 6

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* Harry Andrews, 77, English actor (The Hill, The Agony and the Ecstasy).[16]
* John Green, 67, American NFL player (Philadelphia Eagles).
* Hans-Joachim Hannemann, 73, German Olympic rower (1936).
* Alla Ilchun, 62, Chinese-born Kazakh fashion model.[17]
* Raja Hossain Khan, 50–51, Bangladeshi composer and violinist, road accident.
* Franca Marzi, 62, Italian film actress (Nights of Cabiria).
* Amir Habibullah Khan Saadi, 79, Indian-born Pakistani freedom fighter.
* Fritz Stoll, 80, American Olympic soccer player (1936).
* Werner Walldén, 89, Finnish Olympic equestrian (1936).

### 7

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* Paul Boesch, 76, American professional wrestler and promoter (Houston Wrestling), heart attack.[18]
* Jerry Bywaters, 82, American artist, museum director and art critic.[19]
* Jean Colin, 83, English actress.[20]
* Avis DeVoto, 84, American culinary editor and cook, pancreatic cancer.
* Gi Hyeong-do, 28–29, Korean poet (The Black Leaf in My Mouth).[21]
* Judson Philips, 85, American writer, emphysema.[22]
* Norman Saunders, 82, American commercial artist.
* Karel Velebný, 57, Czech jazz musician and composer.

### 8

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* Alfred Balthoff, 83, German actor.
* Elisaveta Bykova, 75, Soviet chess player and dual Women's World Chess Champion.[23]
* Margaret Clancey, 91, American film editor and actress.
* Dale Coogan, 58, American MLB player (Pittsburgh Pirates).
* Albert De Roocker, 85, Belgian Olympic fencer (1924, 1928).
* Charles Exbrayat, 82, French fiction writer.
* Winfried Freudenberg, 32, East German defector, gas balloon crash.[24]
* Stuart Hamblen, 80, American singer and songwriter (This Ole House), Billy Graham crusader, brain cancer.[25]
* Herman Kogan, 74, American journalist (Chicago Daily News, Chicago Sun-Times).[26]
* Robert Lacoste, 90, French socialist politician, member of the National Assembly and senator.
* Chhuttan Lal Meena, 68, Indian politician, Member of Parliament.
* Ági Mészáros, 74, Hungarian film actress.
* Stanley Wijesundera, 65, Sri Lankan professor of Biochemistry, vice chancellor of the University of Colombo, assassinated.[27]

### 9

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* Kermit Beahan, 70, American officer in the U.S. Air Force, bombardier on the Bockscar atomic bomb flight, heart attack.[28]
* André Hornez, 83, French lyricist (C'est si bon; Rien dans les mains, rien dans les poches).
* Robert Mapplethorpe, 42, American photographer, complications from AIDS.[29]
* Sam Melville, 52, American film and television actor, heart failure.[30]
* Sean O'Sullivan, 37, Canadian politician and Roman Catholic priest, leukemia.[31]
* Mihemed Şêxo, 41, Kurdish folk singer.
* Hilda Strike, 78, Canadian track athlete and Olympic medalist (1932).[32]

### 10

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* Selwyn Jepson, 89, English mystery and detective author and screenwriter (Man Running).
* Maurizio Merli, 49, Italian film actor (Catene, Violent Rome), myocardial infarction.

### 11

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* Joe Bartos, 62, American NFL player (Washington Redskins).
* William Challee, 84, American actor (Five Easy Pieces).[33]
* Joseph Ferriola, 61, American mobster, boss of the Chicago Outfit, complications after heart transplant.[34]
* Julius Hansen, 92, Danish Olympic sports shooter (1936).
* James Kee, 71, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1965-1973).[35]
* John J. McCloy, 93, American diplomat and presidential advisor, Assistant Secretary of War, pulmonary edema.[36]
* Edward A. Weeks, 91, American writer, editor of The Atlantic.[37]

### 12

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* Maurice Evans, 87, English actor (Planet of the Apes), (Bewitched), heart failure.[38]
* Jakob Gimpel, 82, Polish-born concert pianist.[39]
* Thaddeus B. Hurd, 85, American architect and historian.[40]
* Kiyoshi Mutō, 86, Japanese architect and structural engineer (Keio Plaza Hotel, Kasumigaseki Building).[41]
* John Baptist Lucius Noel, 99, British mountaineer and filmmaker (1924 British Mount Everest expedition).[42]
* Donovan Pedelty, 85, British screenwriter and film director.
* Frederick Ramsden, 78, English-born Scottish cricketer.
* Chet Soda, 80, American businessman, general manager of the Oakland Raiders.
* Bill Speer, 46, Canadian NHL player (Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins).
* Carlos Terry, 32, American NBA basketballer (Washington Bullets), car accident.[43]
* Luigi Tosi, 73, Italian actor.

### 13

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* L. E. Baynes, 86, English aeronautical engineer, developed the  Scud gliders.
* Carl Dahlhaus, 60, German musicologist, kidney failure.
* Salvatore Dell'Isola, 88, Italian conductor.[44]
* Carl von Horn, 85, Swedish Army general.
* Tice James, 74, American Negro Leagues baseball player.
* Jo Mommers, 61, Dutch Olympic footballer (1952).
* Reg Mulavin, 76, Australian rules footballer.
* James G. O'Hara, 63, American soldier and politician, member of U.S. House of Representatives (1959-1977), lung cancer.[45]
* Fahrettin Özdilek, 90–91, Turkish Army general and politician, acting Prime Minister of Turkey.

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* Edward Abbey, 62, American author (The Monkey Wrench Gang, Desert Solitaire), environmentalist and anarchist, complications from surgery.[46]
* Stephen Bechtel Sr., 88, American president of Bechtel Corporation.[47]
* Charles Billingslea, 74, American general in the U.S. Army (Distinguished Service Cross), pneumonia.[48]
* Chang Hsing-hsien, 79, Taiwanese Olympic athlete (1932, 1936).
* Chris Cortemeglia, 85, American NFL player (Frankford Yellow Jackets).
* Charles Roy Henderson, 77, American statistician (Best linear unbiased prediction), pioneer in animal breeding.[49]
* Happy Humphrey, 62, American wrestler, heaviest professional wrestler of all time (364 kg), heart attack.[50]
* Mark Kilroy, 21, American kidnapped and murdered in Mexico.[51]
* Omar Knedlik, 72, American inventor and businessman (ICEE frozen drink).[52]
* Timothy Meyers, 43, American actor (Grease), AIDS.[53]
* Egon Morbitzer, 62, German violinist, concertmaster of Staatskapelle Berlin, cancer.
* Gladys Pyle, 98, American politician, U.S. Senator.[54]
* Zita of Bourbon-Parma, 96, last Queen of Hungary and Empress of Austria, wife of Charles I.[55]

### 15

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* Henry Cass, 85, British director.
* Manlio Di Rosa, 74, Italian Olympic fencer (1936, 1948, 1952, 1956).
* Muhammad Jameel Didi, 73, Maldivian politician, Minister of Justice and Attorney General.[56]
* Charles Schultz, 73, American NFL player (Green Bay Packers).

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* Raymond Affleck, 66, Canadian architect, founder of architectural firm Arcop (Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver).[57]
* Georges Blond, 82, French writer, sympathiser with fascism.
* Eddie Buczynski, 42, American archaeologist and follower of Wicca, parasitic infection.[58]
* Harry Englund, 88, American NFL player (Chicago Staleys/Bears).
* Denver D. Hargis, 67, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives (1959-1961).
* Jack Harrison, 73, Australian rules footballer.
* Pierre Huylebroeck, 66, Belgian Olympic speed skater (1948, 1952, 1956).
* Jesús María de Leizaola, 92, Spanish politician, President of the Basque government in exile.[59]
* George Lynn, 73, American composer, conductor and pianist.[60]
* Marcus Morris, 73, English Anglican priest, founded the Eagle weekly comic.
* Alan Redpath, 82, British-American evangelist and author.

### 17

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* Adeola Aboyade-Cole, 38, Nigerian Olympic hurdler (1972).
* Beulah Ream Allen, 92, American nurse and physician, civilian physician during World War II (Medal of Freedom).
* Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna, 69, Indian politician, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, consequence of surgery.
* Merritt Butrick, 29, American actor (Square Pegs), toxoplasmosis complicated by AIDS.
* Jacob Pieter Den Hartog, 87, Dutch-American mechanical engineer.
* Fred R. Haviland Jr., 73, American WWII flying ace.
* George Vernon Russell, 83, American architect in California.
* Ed Sanneman, 86, Australian rules footballer.

### 18

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* Helen Beebe, 80, American teacher of the deaf and pioneer of auditory-verbal therapy.
* Walter Fedorick, 71, Canadian Olympic long-distance runner (1948).
* Harold Jeffreys, 97, British geophysicist, opponent of plate tectonics.
* Ryūzō Kikushima, 75, Japanese writer and film producer (Throne of Blood, The Hidden Fortress).
* Piet Kruiver, 51, Dutch international footballer (Feyenoord, PSV Eindhoven, Netherlands).
* George P. Mahoney, 87, American politician.
* William Olander, 38, American curator at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, AIDS.[61]
* Werner Proft, 87, German Olympic field hockey player (1928).
* Duane Purvis, 76, American footballer and javelin thrower.
* Max Tishler, 82, American organic chemist, emphysema.[62]

### 19

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* Alan Civil, 59, British horn player (BBC Symphony Orchestra), liver and kidney failure.[63]
* Juliette Compton, 89, American dancer and actress.
* Normie Glick, 61, American NBA basketballer (Minneapolis Lakers).
* Ethel Hays, 97, American syndicated cartoonist (Raggedy Ann).
* Charles Lamb, 88, British stage, film, radio and television actor (Mrs Dale's Diary).
* Joe Malay, 83, American MLB player (New York Giants).
* Valérie Quennessen, 31, French theatre and film actress (Summer Lovers, Conan the Barbarian), car accident.
* Joe Rose, 23, Canadian LGBT rights activist, murdered.

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* Fred Beattie, 79, English cricketer.
* Archie Bleyer, 79, American song arranger and bandleader (Gordon MacRae show), and founder of Cadence Records.[64]
* Ray Cook, 52, Australian conductor, composer, and arranger.
* Alan Gifford, 78, American-born actor in the UK (2001: A Space Odyssey).
* Mogens Lüchow, 70, Danish Olympic fencer (1948, 1952).
* Francis Russell, 79, American author (Sacco-Vanzetti case).
* Dina Sfat, 50, Brazilian actress.
* Basil Whitener, 73, American politician, member of the United States House of Representatives (1957-1969).
* Per Winge, 75, Danish Olympic sports shooter (1952).

### 21

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* Sneeze Achiu, 86, American NFL footballer (Dayton Triangles).
* David Cairns, 79, English Navy rear-admiral, president of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich.
* Otis Douglas, 77, American NFL footballer and coach (Philadelphia Eagles, Calgary Stampeders).[65]
* Louis Dupree, 63, American archaeologist and anthropologist, lung cancer.[66]
* Milton Frome, 80, American actor, congestive heart failure.[67]
* Raymond Herbaux, 69, French Olympic weightlifter (1948).
* John Kenneth Hilliard, 87, American acoustical and electrical engineer.
* George Schlitz, 79, Australian rules footballer.

### 22

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* Park Am, 64, South Korean actor.
* Vince Hamilton, 73, Australian rules footballer.
* Ann Harrison, 15, American murder victim.
* Wally Heider, 66, American recording engineer and recording studio owner.[68]
* Russ Meredith, 91, American NFL player (Cleveland Bulldogs), and politician.
* Gino Piserchio, 44, American actor, composer and musician, AIDS.
* Peta Taylor, 76, English cricketer.

### 23

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* F. W. S. Craig, 69, Scottish psephologist, suicide.
* Adrien Deschryver, 49, Belgian photographer and conservationist, chief warden of Kahuzi-Biega National Park.
* Pavle Gregorić, 96, Yugoslavian communist politician, Minister for Croatia.
* Speedo Loughran, 91, American college football and basketball player and coach.
* George Marthins, 83, Indian hockey player and gold medalist (1928).
* Bob McTaggart, 43, Scottish politician, Member of Parliament, heart attack.
* Berl Repetur, 86–87, Soviet-born Zionist activist and Israeli politician.

### 24

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* Robert Arundell, 84, British diplomat, Governor of the Windward Islands and Barbados.
* Arnett Cobb, 70, American tenor saxophonist.[69]
* Reuben David, 76, Indian zoologist, founder of Kankaria Zoo.
* Charles Gardetto, 85, Monegasque Olympic rower (1928).
* Edward P. Hurt, 89, American football, basketball and track coach.
* St. Julien R. Marshall, 85, American officer in the U.S. Marine Corps, cardiopulmonary arrest.
* Ivan Sharp, 79, Australian rules footballer.

### 25

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* Sa'id Mufti, 90, Jordanian politician, Prime Minister of Jordan.
* C. L. Anandan, 55, Indian actor and producer (Vijayapuri Veeran).
* Reginald Le Borg, 86, Austrian film director (San Diego, I Love You), heart attack.

### 26

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* Albert Guérisse, 77, Belgian general and resistance leader.
* Māris Liepa, 52, Latvian ballet dancer
* Marina Ried, 67, Russian-German stage and film actress.
* Asbjørn Ruud, 69, Norwegian Olympic ski jumper (1948).
* Lewis William Walt, 76, United States Marine Corps four-star general.
* Harry Wicks, 83, British socialist activist (Communist Party of Great Britain).
* Hai Zi, 25, Chinese poet, suicide.

### 27

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* May Allison, 98, American stage and silent screen actress (David Harum), respiratory failure.
* Don Basham, 62, Bible teacher and author.
* Malcolm Cowley, 90, American writer, heart attack.[70]
* Scott Safran, 21, American video gamer, set world-record score on Asteroids, fall from building.
* Cláudio Santoro, 69, Brazilian composer, conductor and violinist.
* Jack Starrett, 52, American actor and film director (Blazing Saddles, First Blood), kidney failure.
* Ruth Stevens, 86, Swedish film and stage actress.
* Sam Tsoutsouvas, 71, American NFL player (Detroit Lions).

### 28

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* Joseph Adefarasin, 67, Nigerian lawyer and High Court judge.
* Nick Bremigan, 43, American Major League baseball umpire (American League), heart attack.[71]
* Fang Chih, 93, Chinese politician, diplomat, author and Kuomintang official.
* William D. Cox, 79, American businessman and sports executive (Philadelphia Phillies, International Soccer League).
* Ian Dalrymple, 85, British screenwriter, film director and producer (The Lion Has Wings, The Wooden Horse).
* Richard H. Ellis, 69, United States Air Force general, commander in chief of the Strategic Air Command.
* Josiah Zion Gumede, 69, president of unrecognised state of Zimbabwe Rhodesia.
* Arthur Hill, 94, Irish peer, Marquess of Downshire.
* Madeleine Ozeray, 80, Belgian stage and film actress, cancer.
* Patrick Vallençant, 42, French alpinist and skier, pioneer in ski mountaineering, abseiling accident.
* Lockwood West, 83, British actor, cancer.
* Robert J. Wilke, 74, American film and television actor.

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* Abdullah al-Ahdal, Imam of Belgium, shot.
* Bernard Blier, 73, Argentina-born French actor.[72]
* Chico Che, 43, Mexican musician, singer and songwriter, stroke.
* Fernand Gambiez, 86, French Army general.
* Aleksandr Prokopenko, 35, Belarusian international footballer (Dinamo Minsk, Soviet Union), choked on food.
* Xiao Jinguang, 86, Chinese fleet admiral, Commander of People's Liberation Army Navy, colon cancer.
* Nicolae Steinhardt, 76, Romanian writer and Orthodox monk.
* Charles Taylor, 78, English businessman and politician, Member of Parliament.

### 30

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* Reg Allen, 71, American set decorator (Lady Sings the Blues).
* Bill Chappell, 67, American politician, member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1969-1989), bone cancer.[73]
* Peter D'Aguiar, 76–77, Guyanese-Portuguese businessman and politician, Minister of Finance.
* Mary Heaton, 78, British Olympic gymnast (1936).
* Mike Sekowsky, 65, American comics artist (Wonder Woman).
* Arto Tolsa, 43, Finnish international footballer (Beerschot, KTP, Finland).
* Huang Wei, 85, Chinese Nationalist military general.

### 31

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* Edgar C. Erickson, 92, United States Army major general, Chief of the National Guard Bureau.
* Stan Penberthy, 82, Australian rules footballer.
* Francis H. Russell, 84, American diplomat, U.S. Ambassador to Tunisia, Ghana and New Zealand, heart attack.[74]
* Millard Sheets, 81, American artist and architectural designer.[75]
* Carlos Tobalina, 63–64, Peruvian-born American adult filmmaker and actor, suicide.

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* Juliette Compton, 89, American actress (That Hamilton Woman).
* Michael Lubbock, 82, British military officer and businessman.
* Allan H. Mogensen, 87, American industrial engineer.
* Yoshio Shiga, 88, member of the Japanese Communist Party.

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70. ^ Albin Krebs (March 29, 1989). "Malcolm Cowley, Writer, Is Dead at 90". The New York Times. p. D 25. Retrieved March 28, 2024.
71. ^ "Nick Bremigan, Baseball Umpire, 43". The New York Times. March 29, 1989. p. D 24. Retrieved March 28, 2024.
72. ^ "Bernard Blier, Actor, Dies at 73". The New York Times. March 31, 1989. p. D 21. Retrieved March 28, 2024.
73. ^ "Bill Chappell Jr. Is Dead at 67; Served in the House for 20 Years". The New York Times. March 31, 1989. p. D 21. Retrieved March 28, 2024.
74. ^ "Francis Russell, 84, U.S. Envoy to 3 Lands". The New York Times. April 2, 1989. p. 1 30. Retrieved March 28, 2024.
75. ^ "Obituary: Millard Owen Sheets". Independent Coast Observer. Gualala, California. April 7, 1989. p. 16\. Archived from the original on September 20, 2021. Retrieved May 26, 2024.

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* List of March 1989 deaths at IMDb

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