Kursk Sub Fire Sinks Revealed As 45 Sailors Die
Investigators pull two Granit missiles and 45 bodies from the Kursk nuclear submarine in the Barents Sea amid ongoing search efforts. Officials report the vessel suffered devastating explosions during exercises in August 2000 and note debris and high hydrogen sulfite concentrations hinder recoveries. Authorities consider possible causes including torpedo fault, mine impact, or external collision, with ballistics tests ongoing.
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Candle safety tips cut candle fires during holidays
Dear Abby cites NFPA data showing December candle fires rise sharply, with nearly 10,000 fires and over 100 deaths annually. Advice urges supervision, sturdy holders, away from flammables, extinguishing when not in use, and safer emergency lighting alternatives. Readers may obtain more tips at the NFPA site or request mailed guidance.
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