Tens of thousands attend memorial ceremony for victims of Russian plane crash

YAROSLAVL, Russia (AP) — With mounds of flowers and rivers of tears, tens of thousands of people flocked to a memorial ceremony Saturday for the victims of the Russian plane crash that devastated a top ice hockey team. Mourners including Prime Minister Vladimir Putin poured into the team's arena ...

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