Dick Button, 95, Figure Skating Champion and TV Commentator, Dies

• 14 linked to figure skating were on crashed plane

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• American figure skating icon Dick Button, 95, dies

  American figure skater Dick Button, a five-time world champ and two-time Olympic gold medalist who later became the voice of the sport, has died at 95.
  
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  American figure skating icon and broadcaster Dick Button dead at 95

  U.S. figure skating icon Dick Button, who won consecutive Olympic gold medals on the ice before he became the voice of the sport on television, died Thursday, U.S.
  
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• Dick Button, figure skating legend and Olympic champion, dies at 95

  Dick Button, winner of two Olympic gold medals and five consecutive world championships, has died at the age of 95.
  
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  Dick Button, Olympic great and voice of skating, dies at 95

  Olympic figure skating great and authoritative commentator Dick Button has died at age 95
  
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• Olympic figure skating great and commentator Dick Button dies at 95

  Olympic figure skating great and commentator Dick Button dies at 95
  
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  'Everyone is like family': Figure skating community devastated by D.C. plane crash

  There is no telling what the young figure skaters and their coaches and parents who perished in the crash of Flight 5342 were set to achieve on or off the ice.
  
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