Families of Buenos Aires nightclub blaze victims struggle to ID dead
In Buenos Aires authorities probe the Cromagnon Republic fire that killed at least 175 people and injured 714 as families search for missing relatives. Owner Omar Chaban is in custody awaiting investigation into crowding and triggering flare. Police seek three business partners who have not contacted investigators.
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Argentina
Omar Chaban
Chaban
Cromagnon Republic
Los Callejeros
Elections push in Middle East 2005 intensifies regional politics
Cairo and other capitals push the 2005 vote as Iraq Palestinians and Saudis set elections. Analysts debate whether ballots signal real reform or mere theater under occupation or foreign pressure. Iraq's Jan 30 vote, Palestinians' post Arafat choice, and Saudi municipal elections Feb 10 shape regional prospects.
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Egypt
Baghdad
Riyadh
Gaza Strip
Mai Yamani
Royal Institute of International Affairs
London
Fahmi Howeidi
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
West Bank
Yasser Arafat
Fort Campbell trains medics with realistic combat dummies
Medics undergo intensified battlefield training at Fort Campbell to handle insurgent attacks in Iraq. In realistic drills with bleeding dummies and weapon fire, trainees learn to balance immediate care with aggressive defense, emphasizing when to delay aid and when to engage.
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Melinda Karn
Iraq
Brad Tibbetts
Alfred V. Rascon
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Campbell School
Vietnam
Richard Agee
U.S. Army Medical Department
Luis Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Pacino Travolta Rossum talk careers and roles
Al Pacino discusses starting as a stand up, avoiding constant humor and his film The Merchant of Venice. John Travolta reflects on A Love Song for Bobby Long and acting truth beyond lived experience. Emmy Rossum recalls being inexperienced for Christine in Phantom of the Opera and meeting Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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Pacino
Shylock
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Los Angeles
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Bobby Long
Travolta
Christmas tree heist leads police to suspect in Winnipeg
In Winnipeg a trail of pine cones from an 18 foot spruce cut near Peterson's building led police to a 22 year old resident who said he bought the tree from a door to door salesman for five dollars. He was charged with possession of stolen goods and released to appear in court.
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Al-Qaida
U.S
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Massoud Barzani
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Cindy Peterson
Peterson
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