BREAKING NEWS: Dick Clark suffers stroke
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Dick Clark hospitalized for stroke
He’ll miss annual New Year’s Eve in Times SquareMSNBC staff and news service reports
Updated: 3:07 p.m. ET Dec. 8, 2004LOS ANGELES - Longtime “American Bandstand” host and pop music producer Dick Clark has been hospitalized in the Los Angeles area after suffering a stroke, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.
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“He did have a minor stroke and he’s in the hospital for that reason but he’ll be fine,” spokeswoman Amy Streibel told Reuters.
CBS Radio has reported that the stroke means Clark will miss his annual New Year's Eve events in New York's Times Square.
The 75-year-old Clark, who helped make rock music palatable to mainstream America with his clean cut nationally televised ”Bandstand” has been one of the country’s best-known television hosts since the show’s debut in the 1950s.
“American Bandstand” helped promote the careers of Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry and Chubby Checker.
He’ll miss annual New Year’s Eve in Times SquareMSNBC staff and news service reports
Updated: 3:07 p.m. ET Dec. 8, 2004LOS ANGELES - Longtime “American Bandstand” host and pop music producer Dick Clark has been hospitalized in the Los Angeles area after suffering a stroke, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.
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“He did have a minor stroke and he’s in the hospital for that reason but he’ll be fine,” spokeswoman Amy Streibel told Reuters.
CBS Radio has reported that the stroke means Clark will miss his annual New Year's Eve events in New York's Times Square.
The 75-year-old Clark, who helped make rock music palatable to mainstream America with his clean cut nationally televised ”Bandstand” has been one of the country’s best-known television hosts since the show’s debut in the 1950s.
“American Bandstand” helped promote the careers of Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry and Chubby Checker.
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yoda wrote:Skywatch_NC wrote:yoda wrote:Sorry for my ignorance, but who is he exactly?
You're kidding...right
No I am not... didn't know who he was. Sorry.
No prob...just surprised that you never caught one of his New Year's Rockin' Eve shows...a true American icon!


Sure won't seem the same without him this year hosting due to his stroke...

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Oh no! I hope he could receive meds within that 3 hour window. At least that's what I'm going to focus on. We had a family member have a devastating massive stroke almost 5 years ago. He was rushed to the ER within 10 minutes of it's onset. We all just assumed he could receive the clot busting medication (a true miracle in itself), but he was on blood thinners. So all they could do was sedate him. I am hoping the effects of Dick Clark's stroke won't be severe.
Yoda, I believed you. My kids wouldn't know who Dick Clark would be, if not for the weekly TV show, American Dreams.
Mary
Yoda, I believed you. My kids wouldn't know who Dick Clark would be, if not for the weekly TV show, American Dreams.
Mary
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