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*[[John Hogan (ClearChannel CEO)]], the leader of [[Clear Channel Communications]] |
*[[John Hogan (ClearChannel CEO)]], the leader of [[Clear Channel Communications]] |
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*John Baptist Hogan (1829-1901) Irish-French Abbot |
*John Baptist Hogan (1829-1901) Irish-French Abbot |
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* [[Professor S J Hogan]] of the [[Applied Nonlinear Mathematics Group]] at the [[University Of Bristol]] [http://www.enm.bris.ac.uk/anm/staff/sjh.html] |
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* John Hogan (b. 1974) of [[Bradley Stoke]] near Bristol, who was on holiday in Crete in August 2006 when he fell 50ft from a hotel balcony with his two children and then faced a possible murder charge after his son, Liam, six, died in the fall. His two-year-old daughter, Mia, also fell. She suffered a broken arm, but was later discharged from hospital. The fall was from a fourth floor balcony at the Petra Mare Hotel in Ierapetra, on the south coast of the island. [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bristol/5266794.stm] |
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Revision as of 16:51, 19 August 2006
John Hogan is the name of more than one notable man:
- John Hogan (North Carolina) (1745-1810), American planter, soldier in the revolution
- John Hogan (sculptor) (1800-1858) the Irish sculptor
- John Hogan (Missouri) (1805-1892), American businessman, U.S. Congressman from Missouri
- John Hogan (VC) (1884-1943), England First World War soldier who received a Victoria Cross
- John P. Hogan (born 1919), American chemist, inventor of polyethylene
- John Hogan (ClearChannel CEO), the leader of Clear Channel Communications
- John Baptist Hogan (1829-1901) Irish-French Abbot
- Professor S J Hogan of the Applied Nonlinear Mathematics Group at the University Of Bristol [1]
- John Hogan (b. 1974) of Bradley Stoke near Bristol, who was on holiday in Crete in August 2006 when he fell 50ft from a hotel balcony with his two children and then faced a possible murder charge after his son, Liam, six, died in the fall. His two-year-old daughter, Mia, also fell. She suffered a broken arm, but was later discharged from hospital. The fall was from a fourth floor balcony at the Petra Mare Hotel in Ierapetra, on the south coast of the island. [2]
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