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Forty years ago, on December 31, 1972, Pittsburgh Pirates rightfielder Roberto Clemente perished in an airplane crash, on a fateful mission to deliver relief supplies to Nicaraguan earthquake victims. Why was Clemente on the plane? Author David Maraniss wrote that Clemente wanted to ensure the supplies were not stolen by the Somoza dictatorship.
December 31 should be known as Roberto Clemente Day, a day we remember to challenge ourselves to do something great, like Roberto, for those in great need.