Hank Aaron, baseball Hall of Famer and former Georgia auto dealer, dies at 86

Hank Aaron — President George W. Bush presented Hank Aaron with the Presidential Medal of Freedom Award during a ceremony in 2002. (Bloomberg)

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January 22, 2021 07:39 PM

Hank Aaron, the famed home run king who later became a major Georgia auto dealer, died Friday at age 86.

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