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1977 Hotel Fire: Relative sends note on death of Mr. Dohoney In response to: All five fatalities in the 1977 Hotel Fire We received this clarification on the death of Mr. James Dohoney, following the Hotel Fire of 1977: James Dohoney did not die in the fire. He had a downstairs apartment that had a door which opened onto Greensburg Street. He got out of the hotel but went back in a few times helping get people out who were upstairs. He had a heart attack and died. I think he was in his car at the time of his death.We appreciate the additional information. This story was posted on 2008-11-26 04:48:36
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