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The Davis Junction founder's page is dedicated to those people in the Davis Junction area that initially made the Davis Junction WikiXM news a reality. Without their initiative, foresight and social fortitude the Davis Junction WikiXM news would not have happened. Like all those that have come before us, these founder saw what others couldn't - potential in a new way of doing an old medium - a new way of providing the news to the people around them. We want to thank these people by featuring them on the Davis Junction founders page for life. There are many venues to get the news but WikiXM was initiated by your founders, for the people of Davis Junction, to create the news they saw fit.

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Coroner: Wife of Purdue Nobel Prize winner died of exposure and hypothermia

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Autopsy: Hypothermia, complicated by Parkinson's and hypertension killed professor's wife

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OREGON, Ill. — Sumire Negishi, wife of Nobel Prize winner Ei-ichi Negishi, died from hypothermia, but Parkinson's disease and hypertension were contributin...