Paris hotel fire kills 24 after candle blaze tragedy
Paris authorities say a night watchman's girlfriend may have started the fatal fire at the Paris Opera hotel in the 13th district during a breakfast room tryst. Fatima, 31, told investigators she could have lit candles for a meeting and left as it burned. The death toll rose to 24 with 11 children among the dead. 27 injured remain hospitalized. The fire prompted an inquiry into involuntary manslaughter and related charges.
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Argentine officer convicted in Spain for death flights atrocity
Adolfo Scilingo, 58, a former Argentine naval officer, was sentenced to 1610 years in prison by a Madrid court for participating in death flights during Argentina's 1976 to 1983 dictatorship. He admitted the acts and faces appeal, with relatives of victims in attendance.
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Israel debates delaying Gaza pullout amid cabinet split
Israeli ministers failed to decide on delaying the Gaza withdrawal from July 25 to August 25 amid clashes over timing and logistics. Prime Minister Sharon signaled opposition to a delay, while others urged more time to resolve issues with settlers, housing, and compensation ahead of the planned disengagement.
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Prior Bank Asset Sale at Arch Abraham Nissan Elyria
Off lease and repossessed vehicles from Prior Bank assets go on sale at Arch Abraham Nissan in Elyria from April 20 to 23. Qualified buyers pay $59 down and finance options are available with easy credit, trade-ins accepted, with vehicles priced thousands under normal values and many under warranty.
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Private airport screeners outperform government staff says report
A congressional inquiry cites a Government Accountability Office finding that privately employed screeners at five airports detect dangerous objects more effectively than federal screeners. Representative John Mica notes a stylistic improvement under federal supervision with private screening firms. The change followed post 9 11 mandates requiring most airports to switch to government workers.
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