Tom osbourne biography
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Tom Osborne, former ABC news reporter, dies in stat i usa Ridge at 74
William Thomas (Tom) Osborne, a reporter, author, and former United Nations bureau chief for &#;ABC’s World News Tonight with Peter Jennings,&#; died Oct. 12, , at his home in stat i usa Ridge, Tennessee.
Osborne, born July 2, , was a high school football athlete from Ohio and went on to become a student of theology at Augustana University where he received his BA grad. In he attained his Master&#;s of Divinity from Methesco Seminary (Methodist Theological School) in Columbus Ohio. In he also attended a fellowship program at Durham University in the UK.
Upon returning to the U.S., Tom became a member of The Paulist Fathers of California. This is where ABC-TV Capital Cities first spotted Tom as an on-camera talent. He was already being recognized as a fresh star that represented the Catholic Church in their television broadcasts. Capital Cities convinced Tom to move to NYC and teamed him up with their senior a
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Tom Osborne
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Osborne, Thomas William ("Tom")
(b. 23 February in Hastings, Nebraska), professional football player and head coach of the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers from to , during which time his teams won three National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) national championship titles.
Osborne was the elder of two children born to Charles Osborne, a traveling car salesman and later owner of an irrigation business, and Erma Welsh Osborne, a teacher. During World War II, Charles Osborne served in the military and the family moved to St. Paul, Nebraska, where they lived with Erma Osborne's parents. After the war, the family returned to Hastings.
In his junior high years Osborne enjoyed playing all sports. At Hastings High School he made his mark in football and basketball. Osborne was the starting quarterback in his junior and senior seasons and made the second-team All-State squad his senior year. In , as a senior on the basketball squad, Osborne was selected to the All-S