[naviga:h3]Tarbuck starred on ‘General Hospital’[/naviga:h3]

LOS ANGELES — The daughter of longtime “General Hospital” actress Barbara Tarbuck says she has died. Tarbuck was 74.

Tarbuck’s daughter, Jennifer Lane Connolly, said that she died Monday at her Los Angeles home. Tarbuck suffered from Creutzfeldt-Jakob disorder, a rare, degenerative brain disease, her daughter said Thursday.

Tarbuck played Jane Jacks on “General Hospital,” one of the actresses’ many TV roles that also included Mother Superior Claudia on “American Horror Story: Asylum.”

Tarbuck was especially proud of her regional and New York theater work, her daughter said, including a role in the original 1980s Broadway production of Neil Simon’s “Brighton Beach Memoirs.”

[naviga:h3]Robert Hulseman developed Solo Cup[/naviga:h3]

NORTHFIELD, Ill. — Former Solo Cup president and chief executive Robert Hulseman has died. He was 84.

Donnellan Family Funeral Services says Hulseman died Dec. 21 at his home in Northfield, Ill. No cause of death has been released.

An obituary on the funeral home’s website credits Hulseman with developing the Red Solo Cup and the Traveler coffee cup lid.

Hulseman spent nearly 60 years with the food service packaging company started in 1936 by his father, Leo.

The company was based in Lake Forest, Ill., and made disposable food and drink containers from paper, plastic and recycled materials.

By The Associated Press