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Tom Dunn, who died July 2 at his home in Stuart, Fla., had stints as a TV anchorman at WCBS, WOR, and WABC, where he was part of the original, wisecracking Eyewitness News team, paired as Roger Grimsby’s straight man before being replaced by Bill Beutel in 1971.

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|Tom Dunn, who died July 2 at his home in Stuart, Fla., had stints as a TV anchorman at WCBS, WOR, and WABC, where he was part of the original, wisecracking Eyewitness News team, paired as Roger Grimsby’s straight man before being replaced by Bill Beutel in 1971.
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