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Former AP communications chief Larry Stephens dies

By Jennifer Kerr
Published August 9, 2013 8:21pm ET
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Former AP communications chief Larry Stephens dies
This photo taken in May 2012 shows Larry Stephens. Stephens, who helped The Associated Press usher in a new era of technology from old-style teletype machines to modern-day satellite dishes and high speed delivery, died Friday after a battle with cancer. Stephens, 71, was the longtime chief of communications for AP in Washington. (AP Photo) | AP

WASHINGTON (AP) — Larry W. Stephens, who helped The Associated Press usher in a new era of technology from old-style teletype machines to modern-day satellite dishes and high speed delivery, died Friday after a battle with cancer.

Stephens, 71, was the longtime chief of communications for AP in Washington.

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