Eddie Smith, advocate for black stuntmen, dies


CULVER CITY, California (AP) - Edward "Eddie'' Smith, who fought to get Hollywood jobs for African-American stuntmen and co-founded the Black Stuntmen's Association, has died. He was 81. 

Smith died June 24 in a nursing home where he was suffering from dementia and dehydration, his wife Denise Shaw Smith said Monday. 

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