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10/30/2004
Judge keeping Station fire evidence under tight lid
PROVIDENCE
-- Volumes of information in the criminal case that has been brought
against defendants charged in the Station nightclub fire are being kept
secret -- contrary to usual procedure -- because the presiding judge
says there isn't enough...
10/27/2004
Fire victims' lawyers meet with judge
PROVIDENCE
-- Sixty-five lawyers representing victims of The Station nightclub
fire and parties they are suing in connection with the deadly blaze
attended a closed-door status conference in U.S. District Court
yesterday.
10/22/2004
Revised fire code is causing confusion
PROVIDENCE
-- Stephan G. Erinakes said he's been trying to bring his six-unit
apartment building into compliance with the new fire code adopted in
response to the Station nightclub fire.
10/17/2004
'A future beyond the depression'
DURHAM,
N.C. -- Sharon Wilson's injuries from the Station nightclub fire are
mostly internal. A herniated disk. Nerve damage in both legs.
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10/15/2004
There will be torment, there will be tomorrow
DURHAM,
N.C. -- His voice rasps by the end of the day and it hurts to tie his
sneakers, but Robert Feeney feels stronger this fall than he did a year
ago. It seems strange, but he is more at home with himself now than he
was before the Station...
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10/7/2004
Mark Patinkin: Nursing a broken heart
Anna Gruttadauria wanted to show me the tree planted in her daughter's memory. It's a weeping cherry in her front yard given to her by the nurses at Massachusetts General Hospital. That's where Pam spent two and half months after the Station Nightclub fire.
10/5/2004
U.S. will not investigate Station nightclub fire
PROVIDENCE -- U.S. Attorney Robert C. Corrente has informed the father of a victim of The Station nightclub fire that there are no grounds for a federal investigation into the fire or the scope of a state criminal investigation.
10/4/2004
Federal prosecutors won't probe Station investigation
PROVIDENCE -- Federal prosecutors say they've found no evidence of corruption relating to the state's probe of a nightclub fire that killed 100 people, and will not launch a full scale investigation into the matter.
10/1/2004
Station fire victim's grave finally a lasting memorial
WARWICK -- A proud black stone stands at Abbie Hoisington's grave. Made of granite mined in Africa, it bears the etched likeness of her smiling face on one side and that of an angel on the other.
10/1/2004
Town won't touch memorials at The Station site
WEST WARWICK -- Despite several complaints from neighbors, there are no plans to clear away the patchwork of makeshift memorials from the site of The Station nightclub fire, according to Town Manager Wolfgang Bauer.
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