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3 Are Killed and 18 Injured in Blaze at New Jersey Motel - New York Times

A fire of unknown origin sent smoke billowing through a crowded residential motel in Irvington, N.J., yesterday morning, killing three people and injuring at least 18 others as residents and firefighters smashed sealed windows and broke open a chained hall door to rescue scores trapped inside.

Publication: The New York Times

PAIR OF CITY MOTELS SOLD; NEW JERSEY MOTEL OPERATOR PURCHASES DAYS INN AND THOMAS INN IN OSWEGO.(Local)

Byline: Catie O'Toole Staff writer A city of Oswego businessman has sold the Days Inn and Thomas Inn motels to a New Jersey man, according to the real estate broker who negotiated the deal. Steven W. Thomas, of Oswego, sold both motels to Rajeshkumar B. Modi for $2.5 million, said John Bouck of

Publication: The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)

Three Dead in Fire at New Jersey Motel

CHRIS NEWMARKER, Associated Press Writer AP Online 10-03-2005 Dateline: IRVINGTON, N.J.Carol Day, center, reacts at the scene of a fatal fire at a motel in Irvington, N.J., where three people were killed Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005. The victims included one man who was found in a hallway and two women,

Publication: AP Online

Boy, 5, Who Has Cerebral Palsy Is Left Alone in New Jersey Motel - New York Times

A Baltimore woman and her companion have been charged by prosecutors in Monmouth County, N.J., with endangering the welfare of a child after leaving her 5-year-old son, who has cerebral palsy, alone in a motel room for seven hours while the couple went to Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, N.J.,

Publication: The New York Times

One Dies in Jersey Motel Fire - New York Times

LEAD: One person died and another was injured when a fire broke out today in a room at the Eatontown Motor Lodge, officials said. Units from at least three towns helped battle the blaze, which broke out about 6:20 P.M. in the single-story, wood-framed motel on Route 35, said Officer Charles

Publication: The New York Times

New Jersey Hotel-Motel Association to hold its annual convention at Showboat Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center in Atlantic City. (NEWS ADVISORY)

>R A % TO BUSINESS, CITY AND ASSIGNMENT DESKS: /NEWS ADVISORY/T DESKS: NEW JERSEY HOTEL/MOTEL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONVENTION AT SHOWBOAT New Jersey's attorney general, W. Cary Edwards Jr., will talk ablan to combat drug abuse, and a host of hotel industry leaders will discuss taxes, tourism and

Publication: PR Newswire

METRO NEWS BRIEFS: NEW JERSEY; 2 Motel Guests Sleep In Bed With Body Below - New York Times

Two German tourists unknowingly slept in a motel room bed that had a dead body under it, the police said yesterday. The couple, whose names were not released, took a $36-a-night room Wednesday night at the Burgundy Motor Inn, just off the city's casino strip. They complained to the management about

Publication: The New York Times

Metro Briefing | New Jersey: Trenton: Suspect in Motel Homicide - New York Times

Somerset County detectives will travel to Suffolk County today to take Prince Haigood back to New Jersey to be charged with murdering James Darrell Smith, 33, at a Branchburg welfare motel, the Somerset County prosecutor, Wayne Forrest, said yesterday. Mr. Haigood, 37, is accused of stabbing Mr.

Publication: The New York Times

NEW JERSEY DAILY BRIEFING; Motel of Ill Repute to Be Razed - New York Times

For more than a decade, neighbors say, the Lord Stirling Motel was a place where drug pushers and prostitutes plied their trades in the heart of a residential area. No more. Last week, the city bought the 22-room motel and immediately shut it. The motel will be razed soon to help make way for a

Publication: The New York Times

METRO NEWS BRIEFS: NEW JERSEY; Corpse Under Motel Bed Identified as New Yorker - New York Times

A man whose body was found stuffed underneath a motel room bed was identified yesterday as a New York City resident who had been stabbed to death two days earlier, the authorities said Friday. The body of Saul Hernandez, 64, of Queens, was found in Room 112 of the Burgundy Motor Inn after two

Publication: The New York Times