Read the bio below and try to give details on rico saccani 's:    - years active     - caption     - birth name     - genre     - occupation       - birth date     - name     - background     - image     - alma mater     Bio: rico saccani -lrb- born april 16 , 1952 -rrb- is an italian american conductor who served as music director/artistic adviser of the budapest philharmonic orchestra between 1996 and 2005 and was principal guest conductor of the hungarian state opera from 1985 to 2005 .
Ans: - years active is 1982 - present- caption is rico saccani- birth name is rico saccani- genre is classical , opera- occupation is conductor- birth date is 16 april 1952- name is rico saccani- background is non_performing_personnel- image is rico saccani.jpg- alma mater is university of michigan

Read the bio below and try to give details on jeffery cohelan 's:    - death place     - successor     - party     - death date     - predecessor       - district     - term end     - awards     - term start     - state     - name     - birth date     - image     - birth place     Bio: jeffery cohelan -lrb- june 24 , 1914 -- february 15 , 1999 -rrb- was a united states representative from california . he was born in san francisco , california and attended the public schools and san mateo junior college . he earned his b.a. from the university of california , berkeley in economics in 1950 . he was a fulbright research scholar at leeds and oxford universities in england in 1953 and 1954 . he worked driving a milk truck from 1935 , and was the secretary-treasurer -lrb- 1942 -- ~ 1958 -rrb- of the milk drivers and dairy employees , local 302 , alameda and contra costa counties . in 1958 election , he campaigned from a milk truck and was elected to congress . he was a consultant to the university of california institute of industrial relations . cohelan was a member of berkeley welfare commission 1949-1953 , the berkeley city council 1955-1958 , and san francisco council on foreign relations . he was elected as a democrat to the eighty-sixth and to the five succeeding congresses , from 1959 to 1971 . he was known as a johnson liberal for his support of progressive programs , but also american involvement in the vietnam war . in 1966 , he faced a tough primary challenge from ramparts magazine editor robert scheer , who was supported by local activists from the civil-rights and emerging anti-war movement . his previous support for the war helped lead to cohelan 's defeat in the 1970 primary by berkeley city councilman ron dellums . he was executive director -lrb- 1970 -- 1979 -rrb- of a trade association of health maintenance organizations , group health association of america . after retirement , he enjoyed cooking and sang in the all saint 's episcopal church choir . he resided in washington , d.c. until his death at home february 15 , 1999 . university of oklahoma has papers from his congressional office .
Ans: - death place is washington , d.c.- successor is ronald v. dellums- party is democratic- death date is 15 february 1999- predecessor is john j. allen , jr.- district is 7th- term end is january 3 , 1971- awards is fulbright scholar at leeds and oxford universities in 1953-54- term start is january 3 , 1959- state is california- name is jeffery cohelan- birth date is 24 june 1914- image is jeffery cohelan.jpg- birth place is san francisco , california

Read the bio below and try to give details on frederic j. mouat 's:    - caption     - death date     - field       - birth date     - name     - image size     - nationality     Bio: frederic john mouat -lrb- 18 may 1816 -- 12 jan 1897 -rrb- was a british surgeon . he was born in maidstone , kent , the son of an army surgeon , and trained at university college london and edinburgh university , qualifying as a member of the royal college of surgeons in 1838 . he entered the indian medical service and was posted assistant-surgeon in bengal in 1840 . in 1853 he became surgeon , in 1860 surgeon-major and ultimately deputy inspector-general of hospitals . he was also professor of medicine in the bengal medical college . he spent 30 years in india , where he was a leading figure in the field of education , in which he was a major campaigner to establish the first universities in india and prison reform , including holding the post of inspector-general of gaols in lower bengal . in 1857 , during the indian mutiny , he was asked to investigate the andaman islands as a potential penal colony . he subsequently published a book about his andaman experiences : `` adventures and researches among the andaman islanders '' -lrb- 1863 -rrb- . he retired to the uk in 1870 and started a new career as an inspector for the local government board . he was also an active member of the royal statistical society , becoming its president in 1890 . he died in 1897 and was cremated at woking . he left a widow and four stepchildren . he married twice , first in 1842 to mary rennards boyce and secondly in 1889 to margaret kay , daughter of john fawcus .
Ans: - caption is frederic j. mouat- death date is 1897- field is medicine statistics- birth date is 1816- name is frederic j. mouat- image size is 150px- nationality is united kingdom

Read the bio below and try to give details on bikram singh -lrb- general -rrb- 's:    - imagesize     - honorific prefix     - caption     - honorific suffix     - allegiance     - commands     - spouse       - awards     - serviceyears     - unit     - name     - branch     - image     - rank     Bio: general bikram singh , pvsm , uysm , avsm , sm , vsm , adc is a former chief of army staff -lrb- coas -rrb- of the indian army . previously the head of the eastern command , he became the 25th coas succeeding general v. k. singh , who retired on 31 may 2012 . he is second sikh to be coas , the first having been general j. j. singh . he was also the chairman of the chiefs of staff committee -lrb- cosc -rrb- of the indian armed forces .
