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Gerald Callahan, 42, with witnesses, say Calla- leased oìi bond, is sched- Two elderly men died The third resident of tigated by the State Fire uled to appear in court on the room was on the Marshal's Office as well as has been charged with han attacked them for no of apparent smoke inhala- June 17 at 9 a.m. tion and two women were ground level of the facility the Niles Fire Prevention two counts of battery af- apparent reason while ter fleeing the scene of an they were sitting in the -Sun-TimesNews taken to a local hospital at the time of the fire. Po- Bureau and Niles Police. DOWNTOWN "EVANSTON"WCA1ÌON! irs A SMALI PRICE! A PLACE TO BEGIN! BEITER THAN NEW! after a fire broke out at a lice say he has been tern- The Illinois Depart- early morning brawl at lounge, police said. Group Evanston. Incredible downtown locationuchicago AvenueSkokie...Large totally remodeled 3 bedroom Condo inMorton Greve. Beautifully maintained 7 rin Ranch onMorton Grove.. 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