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Rawleigh Warner, Mobil CEO Who Shaped Company Image, Dies at 92

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Rawleigh Warner, the Mobil Oil Corp. chairman and chief executive officer who took corporate image-management to a new level through company sponsorship of “Masterpiece Theater” on public television and paid opinion pieces that appeared in U.S. newspapers, has died. He was 92.

He died June 26 at his home in Hobe Sound, Florida, his daughter, Suzanne Parsons, said yesterday in an interview. The cause was complications from the progressive muscle disease known as inclusion body myositis.