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Old friends mourn former sports editor

Former South Wales Argus sports editor and assistant editor Willis Huntley has died, aged 92.

He worked there until the 1970s and supplied a weekly article for years after his retirement.

His death followed deteriorating health since before Christmas.

Ken Griffin, who edited the Argus from 1970 to 1986 said: "He was a man of strong opinion and we often argued, sometimes for a long time.

"Much later when I became editor and made him assistant editor, we still argued fiercely about many things - from politics to sport to reporting, but he never held a grudge and after retirement we often met and shared memories."

Newport Rugby Football Club chairman David Watkins said: "He was a great character, a sound journalist and he will be missed.

"He dealt with things in a fair way, what more could you ask for?"

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