Pioneering NPR Broadcaster Susan Stamberg Dies at 87
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Susan Stamberg, a pioneering NPR figure and the first woman to anchor a national evening news program, passed away at 87. The article reflects on her influential career, her role as a role model for women in journalism, and personal memories of her warmth, professionalism, and impact on colleagues and the industry.
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