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'''Died''' August 8, 2012  
'''Died''' August 8, 2012  


'''Married:''' [[Ellen%20Sulzberger%20Straus|Ellen Sulzberger Straus]], Marcia Lewis (mother of Monica Lewinsky)  
'''Married:''' [[Ellen Sulzberger Straus]], Marcia Lewis (mother of [[Wikipedia:Monica Lewinsky|Monica Lewinsky]])  


'''Children:''' Diane Tucker, Katherine Caple, Jeanne Tofel, Eric Straus  
'''Children:''' Diane Tucker, Katherine Caple, Jeanne Tofel, Eric Straus  


'''R. Peter Straus''', the Chairman of Straus Broadcasting in New York City, was a frequent visitor to [[Knollwood%20Club|Knollwood Club]] on [[Lower%20Saranac%20Lake|Lower Saranac Lake]].  
'''R. Peter Straus''', the Chairman of Straus Broadcasting in New York City, was a frequent visitor to [[Knollwood Club]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake]].  


He was the son of [[Nathan%20Straus|Nathan Straus]], who founded the company in 1922.  Peter Straus often read editorials commenting on current events on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMCA|WMCA]]. Straus wrote and read the first broadcast editorial calling for the impeachment of Richard M. Nixon.  
He was the son of [[Nathan Straus]], who founded the company in 1922.  Peter Straus often read editorials commenting on current events on [[Wikipedia:WMCA|WMCA]]. Straus wrote and read the first broadcast editorial calling for the impeachment of Richard M. Nixon.  


He served as head of the Voice of America during the Carter administration.  
He served as head of the Voice of America during the Carter administration.  


'''Sources:'''     
'''Sources:'''     
*  ''New York Times'' August 8, 2012, [[http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/09/business/r-peter-straus-wmca-radio-pioneer-dies-at-89.html?_r=0|"R. Peter Straus, Radio Pioneer, Dies at 89"]]   
*  ''New York Times'' August 8, 2012, [http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/09/business/r-peter-straus-wmca-radio-pioneer-dies-at-89.html?_r=0 "R. Peter Straus, Radio Pioneer, Dies at 89"]
*  [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMCA|Wikipedia: WMCA]]     
*  [[Wikipedia: WMCA]]     
*  [[David%20Marshall%20Billikopf|David Marshall Billikopf]], personal communication     
*  [[David Marshall Billikopf]], personal communication     


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Born: February 15, 1923

Died August 8, 2012

Married: Ellen Sulzberger Straus, Marcia Lewis (mother of Monica Lewinsky)

Children: Diane Tucker, Katherine Caple, Jeanne Tofel, Eric Straus

R. Peter Straus, the Chairman of Straus Broadcasting in New York City, was a frequent visitor to Knollwood Club on Lower Saranac Lake.

He was the son of Nathan Straus, who founded the company in 1922. Peter Straus often read editorials commenting on current events on WMCA. Straus wrote and read the first broadcast editorial calling for the impeachment of Richard M. Nixon.

He served as head of the Voice of America during the Carter administration.

Sources:

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