Article: ALFRED J. MONAHAN, 79; LONGTIME REPORTER AND EDITOR AT THE GLOBE

Alfred J. (Al) Monahan, 79, former city editor of The Boston Globe and a fixture on the paper for half a century, died Monday in the Melrose-Wakefield Hospital.

Mr. Monahan, who lived on Bradford Street in Everett, had been a patient at the Bear Hill Nursing Center in Stoneham since May 1986. He was taken to the hospital last Thursday.

Before retirement in 1977, he was the paper's liaison and control editor, as well as resident political consultant, after a career in journalism that went back to his high school days in 1923.

But his love affair with the newspaper business started even before that. As kids, he and his brother, Jim, put out their own neighborhood paper on a miniature ...

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