Nack took his mustering-out pay and moved to Long Island, New York, where he worked as a political and environmental writer for Newsday.
At S.I., he wrote profiles of Duran[REF] and Sugar Ray Leonard[REF] and Sonny Liston,[REF] and Lennox Lewis[REF] and Larry Holmes[REF] and Dempsey,[REF] of whose final days as a Broadway restaurateur, he observed: "He greeted and schmoozed and told stories.