producer, liver problems. Sergey Tereshchenkov, 67, Soviet Olympic cyclist. Angus Wells, 63, English fiction writer. 12 Muhsin Musa Matwalli Atwah, 41, Egyptian militant, killed by Pakistani forces. Richard Bebb, 79, British actor. William Sloane Coffin, 81, American minister and peace activist, congestive heart failure. Andy Duncan, 83, American basketball player. Paulina Kernberg, 71, Chilean-born American child psychiatrist, professor at Cornell University. Kazuo Kuroki, 75, Japanese film director. Shekhar Mehta, 60, Kenyan rally driver, five-time winner of the Safari Rally & president of the FIA's World Rally Championship commission, illness relating to complications from an old injury. Puggy Pearson, 77, American poker player. Albert E. Radford, 88, American botanist. Rajkumar, 76, Indian actor, cardiac arrest. William Woo, 69, first Asian-American to be editor of a major American daily newspaper, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, professor at Stanford University. 13 John Read, 85, British television producer and cinematographer. Dame Muriel Spark, 88, British novelist, (The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie). Bruce Weber, 54, Australian rules football executive who was president of the Port Adelaide Football Club. Arthur Winston, 100, American Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority employee, famous for serving for 76 years and retiring at age 100. 14 Mahmut Bakalli, 70, Kosovo ethnic Albanian politician. Henry Callow, Isle of Man jurist. A. B. A. Ghani Khan Choudhury, 78, Indian politician. Tom Ferguson, 62, American medical doctor and author. Miguel Reale, 95, Brazilian philosopher of law, heart attack. Eberhardt Rechtin, 80, American electrical engineer and telecommunications expert. 15 Raúl Corrales, 81, Cuban photographer . Lord Eliot (Jago Eliot), 40, English aristocrat, surfer and cyber artist, epilepsy. Calum Kennedy, 77, Scottish traditional singer. Pavel Koutecký, 49, Czech documentary film maker, accidental fall. Louise Smith, 89, American NASCAR racer, first woman inducted into the International Motorsports Hall of Fame, known as "the first lady of racing," complications from cancer. Vusumzi Make, 75, South African politician 16 Francisco Adam, 22, Portuguese actor, traffic collision. Lorraine Borg, 82, American baseball player (AAGPBL) Philippe Castelli, 80, Franch actor. Richard Eckersley, 65, English graphic designer. Morton Freedgood, 93, American author (The Taking of Pelham One Two Three) under the pseudonym of John Godey. Brett Goldin, 27, South African actor, killed by a head shot together with friend, fashion designer Richard Bloom, 27. Poopak Goldarreh, 34, Iranian actress, traffic collision. Harold Horwood, 82, Canadian writer and former Newfoundland politician, cancer. Stephen Marshall, 20, American double murderer, suicide. Daniel Schaefer, 70,