Dozens of bodies recovered after Iran plane crash killing 302
Iran TV reports search teams retrieved over 50 bodies from the Ilyushin 76 crash site. Wind and rain hampered operations as 600 relief workers persisted. most bodies were charred and the death toll makes it Iran’s worst air disaster.
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Rhode Island Club Fire Tragedy at The Station West Warwick
Dozens died and many injured as flames engulfed The Station nightclub in West Warwick, Rhode Island, during a Great White show. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic rush for exits, suffocating smoke, and scorched bodies as survivors aided others amid a nightmarish stampede and devastating flames.
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the Station
Providence
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Christopher Travis
Lakeville
Mass
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Brian Butler
Chicago
Mario Cardillo
Lloyd Powell
Cardillo
Kathy
Travis
Michelle Craine
Arthur
Jamie
Conway
Pembroke
John Lennon
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Great White’s Legacy Shines Despite Fire Tragedy and Struggles
Los Angeles based rockers Great White lingered in small clubs near their 20th anniversary as guitarist Ty Longley remains missing after a Rhode Island club fire sparked by their pyrotechnics. Band members Russell Kendall Filice Powers and sound manager Rager were among injured. veteran hits like Once Bitten Twice Shy fueled a rise from a 1984 formation to gold and double platinum albums before the early 90s grunge shift.
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Rhode Island
Ty Longley
Jack Russell
Mark Zicari
Longley
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Kiss and
Iron
Deadly U S Club and Dance Hall Fires
A tally of major U S club and dance hall fires with high fatalities. Notable losses include Cocoanut Grove Boston 1942 with 492 dead, Rhythm Night Club Natchez 1940 with 198 dead, Beverly Hills Supper Club 1977 164 dead, and other fatal fires linked to arson, explosions, or wiring failures across several states.
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Happy Land Social Club
New York City
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Iraq must begin destruction of missiles by March 1
United Nations chief weapons inspector Hans Blix ordered Iraq to destroy dozens of missiles and warheads that exceed limits. He set a March 1 deadline to begin verifiable destruction under UN guidance, including Al Samoud 2 missiles, SA-2 engines, and missile-production equipment.
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Hans Blix
Iraq
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Security Council
United States
Britain
Colin Powell
Saddam Hussein
Mohammed al- Douri
Council
Al-Douri
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