Off Topic (at this time), but fyi:
NEWSBRIEF - QUOTE:
http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/news/politics_2329139KathiLev&xml/&aspKath/politics.asp?fdate=11/01/2007
N17 appeal
A council of appeals court judges decided yesterday that two members of the November 17 terrorist group, Savvas Xeros and Dimitris Koufodinas, should not face charges in connection with an explosion in January 2001 at the entrance to an apartment block where former defense minister Vassilis Michaloliakos lived. Michaloliakos and another man were slightly injured in the blast and a 58-year-old woman died from a heart attack. The judges decided that witness statements about the incident were not reliable. In a few days, N17 members are due to begin testifying in their appeal, which is being held in a specially constructed courtroom at Korydallos Prison.
Someplace I read those two were on a hunger strike. Indymedia, maybe? Not sure how current the article was/
Blast hits U.S. Embassy compound in Athens
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State-run NET television, quoting police, first reported the explosion occurred inside the main embassy building on the third floor, but the network later said police told them the explosion happened outside the building.
http://www.thewest.com.au/aapstory.aspx?StoryName=347398
"Blast at US embassy compound in Athens"
12th January 2007, 14:31 WST
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "But one witness said the blast hit in the courtyard near the embassy's front entrance.
"The explosion sounded in the courtyard, then a fire broke out over the central entrance, where the emblem is situated," a Greek motorist told private Skai radio."
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "Greece's biggest domestic security threat, the leftist November 17 guerrilla group, which had in the past killed US and other foreign diplomats in Greece, was dismantled in 2002."
REUTERS