Fire kills two girls in crowded Richmond house
A early morning fire in a crowded Richmond bungalow killed a 4 year old girl and a 2 year old girl and injured 11 others. A 1-year-old boy was in grave condition. The fire appeared accidental and the home had no smoke detectors. Neighbors described a mother seeking help after the blaze.
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Former Reagan aide charged with fraud in auto supplier case
David Stockman former Reagan budget director is named in an indictment alleging he oversaw a sweeping fraud at Collins & Aikman Corp. Four other former executives face charges while several associates have pleaded guilty. In Louisville, Soulforce members were arrested after a sit in at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary over comments by Rev. Mohler on prenatal treatments and sexuality.
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Northern Ireland leaders agree on sharing power
Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland reach a coalition deal to govern together within six weeks led by Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams. Britain extends the deadline to May 8 for a power sharing government with a 12 member assembly in Stormont.
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Iran probes 15 Britons to seek exit from clash with Britain
Iran says it is interrogating 15 detained British sailors and marines to determine if their entry was intentional. Britain and the United States say the sailors were seized after a search in Iraqi waters near the Shatt al Arab. Iran’s deputy foreign minister and its ambassador to Iraq deny prisoner swap aims and say the detainees are under investigation with a decision to come after clarification.
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Australian terror suspect Hicks seeks more lawyers at Guantanamo
Australian detainee David Hicks told a Guantanamo court he needed more lawyers to defend him as he faces a charge of providing material support for terrorism. He discussed potential plea options with his Australian and U.S. attorneys while awaiting trial under revised military tribunals.
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Boy detained in murder over acne insult in Acapulco
A 14 year old in Zihuatanejo was detained after allegedly killing a 4 year old girl whose father mocked his acne. The suspect admitted acting from resentment toward the father, and the girl Yurani Yuliec Garcia Organes died March 16 near the boy’s home.
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