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ugg stems.Twelve people died of asphyxiation and 31 were injured in the Halloween night 2006 fire at the Mizpah Hotel, an 84-year-old building that was not outfitted with sprinklers where rooms rented for $150 a week.The hotel was not required to have sprinkler systems under state law unless someone bought it.City officials recommended in March 2006 that a potential Mizpah buyer install sprinklers, but the sale did not go through. I do hope the city of Reno sets in place laws that will protect people living at historical buildings
nbbalance , rather than worrying about the amount of money a corporation will have to spend to safeguard it, said Barbara Elswick, whose 35-year-old son, Jeremy Wren, died in the blaze.Jan Bardsley, whose 50-year-old brother, Phillip Bridges, was among the victims, agreed. What we can do now is t
