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| * In ], explosion in the ] injures three people. Officials suspect serial bomber | * In ], explosion in the ] injures three people. Officials suspect serial bomber | ||
| * In the ] six developers of the infamous Twisted Metal series, are tragically killed in a plane crash. They had to cancel the release of "Twisted Metal: Lost". In the game Twisted Metal: Head On Extra Edition, they include the first three levels of Twisted Metal: Lost. | * In the ] six developers of the infamous Twisted Metal series, are tragically killed in a plane crash. They had to cancel the release of "Twisted Metal: Lost". In the game Twisted Metal: Head On Extra Edition, they include the first three levels of Twisted Metal: Lost. | ||
| * Fr. Ben Rawlings, of Devonshire was interred at Christ Our Savior Church after possible questionable circumstances surrounding his death on March 5th from an undisclosed illness. Rumors of demonic possesion have been dispelled by witness and rumored Roman Catholic Papal Soldier, Richard Spor of Croydon Pa. | |||
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March 13 2005
- International authorities apprehend 41 suspects in a massive money laundering ring code-named White Whale in Spain. (Bloomberg) (Independent) (BBC)
- Pope John Paul II leaves Agostino Gemelli University Polyclinic 2 1/2 weeks after his tracheotomy and returns to Vatican City. BBC
- The Malta Labour Party celebrates a long expected victory in the Local Council Elections in Malta. 53.18% of the electorate voted Labour whereas 44.6% voted for the Partit Nazzjonalista. (di-ve)
- China begins human trials of AIDS vaccine (People's Daily Online) (Channel News Asia) (Medical News Today)
- In France, prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin agrees to demands of protesters and grants concession on his reform policies (Reuters) (BBC)
- Former leader of Togo, Gnassingbé Eyadéma, is buried in the capital Lomé (News24) (BBC)
- Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Partnership charity concert "Africa Live" begins in Dakar, Senegal, to collect funds to fight against malaria and to buy mosquito nets. Local musician Youssou N'Dour organized the concert and it features major African artists. (Roll Back Malaria Africa Live Concert website) (News24) (Reuters) (IOL)
- Muslim religious scholars in Pakistan announce a fatwa that decrees that heroin use is un-Islamic. The fatwa is pronounced in a seminar in Baluchistan. (Daily Times, Pakistan (BBC)
- In Turkey, authorities close down the Bosphorus shipping channel after a cargo ship that carried liquiefied petroleum gas sinks due to bad weather. It takes hours for the shipping authorities to collect gas tanks. (Planet Ark) (BBC)
- In Italy, explosion in the Motta di Livenza injures three people. Officials suspect serial bomber (CNN) (BBC)
- In the United States six developers of the infamous Twisted Metal series, are tragically killed in a plane crash. They had to cancel the release of "Twisted Metal: Lost". In the game Twisted Metal: Head On Extra Edition, they include the first three levels of Twisted Metal: Lost. (PSU)
- Fr. Ben Rawlings, of Devonshire was interred at Christ Our Savior Church after possible questionable circumstances surrounding his death on March 5th from an undisclosed illness. Rumors of demonic possesion have been dispelled by witness and rumored Roman Catholic Papal Soldier, Richard Spor of Croydon Pa.