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Paul Colford, longtime journalist and author who became top AP spokesman, dies at 71
- Paul Colford, a longtime journalist and author, has died at the age of 71 after a fall exacerbated his struggle with Parkinson's disease, according to his wife, Anne LaBate.
- Colford served as the chief spokesperson for The Associated Press before retiring in 2017, known for his adept media relations.
- He was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease while still working at The Associated Press and continued to work until his retirement, as reported by his wife and friends.
- In retirement, Colford's work was honored when his collection of journalism materials was acquired by the Briscoe Center for American History.
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Paul Colford, longtime journalist and author who became top AP spokesman, dies at 71
Paul Colford, an inexhaustibly curious journalist and author who covered the media business for decades before becoming The Associated Press’ chief spokesperson, has died.
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