No Sprinklers Alarms Required For Tenn Jail
The Maury County Jail in Tennessee lacked sprinklers and smoke alarms under state codes and had no automatic cell opening system. Seven keys were needed to release 56 prisoners as cyanide fumes filled the building, resulting in 34 inmates and eight visitors dying. The jail was 13 years old at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Maury County
State Correction Department
Thomas Woodson
State Jail Inspection Division
Woodson
Ray Blanton
C. Murray Henderson
Andrew Zinmer
Zinmer
Wisconsin
Vanderbilt Hospital
Dist
Bob Gay
Gay
David Pulley
Former PSC Member Admits Bad Judgment
Former Missouri Public Service Commission member Charles Fain admits his involvement in a trucking case reflected bad judgment. He withdrew as attorney for Philipp Transit Lines after a PSC staff opinion found no law or rules violation, while noting public appearance concerns linger. Fain emphasized the need to avoid impropriety as he ends a 12-year PSC tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Charles Fain
Fain
Commission
Philipp Transit Lines, Inc
Philipp
Associated Press
Beaufort Transfer Co
Gerald Ess
Beaufort
PSC
Wayne Pence
Second Case Of Legionnaires In Missouri
A Douglas County farmer hospitalized May 31 with chills and fever is the second confirmed Missouri victim of Legionnaires disease. Tests confirming the illness arrived from Atlanta, as officials explore links to a St. Louis man hospitalized nine days who recovered. Authorities suspect a soil bacteria as the cause and will examine the victim’s family for traces of the disease.
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Springfield
Missouri
Douglas County
St. John’s Hospital
American Legion
Philadelphia
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
St. Louis
Personal News of Wellsville Continued from Page 3
Mrs Mary Jane Walker prepares for shut in communion on July 3 with Don Burwell Kenneth Hintz A W Freyer and Leo Dodd. Mrs Paul Bishop returns from Tempe after surgery recuperating well. Hutchisons son John flies for Federal Express. Ben Clare home from Audrain Medical Center. Mrs W C Cannon of Tuscola visits daughter Roger Scott family. Marilyn Goshorn to collect items at 684-2714. Ivy Koester returns from Texas and Louisiana for granddaughter Laura Koester's wedding. Visits from Leonard Steere Darrel Koester and Clifford Wilhite add to weekend.
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Mary Jane Walker
Don Burwell
Kenneth Hintz
A. W. Freyer
Leo Dodd
PAUL __ Bishop
Tempe
Ariz
John Hutchison
Richard Smith
Abilene
Texas
Arizona
Bishop
Hutchison
John
Federal Express
Nesbit
Miss
Ivy Koester
Louisiana
Beaumont
Tex
Laura Koester
Pearl River
Dan Watts
Leonard Steere
Darrel Koester
Saginaw, Mich
Clifford Wilhite
Houston
Kansas City Schools Desegregation Plan Approved
The Kansas City Board of Education voted 7-2 to implement its desegregation plan this fall despite no federal approval. A delegation will meet likely this week with HEW Secretary Joseph Califano. The plan had been approved March 20 along with a directive to implement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Education
Joseph Califano
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Glendale Cemetery
Akron
Ohio
Legionaires
State Health Department
Lac
Vack
Asr
ORNEI
Black Flag
Cjent
Pyta
Ted
Paso
Ron
Ues
Qlack Anh
Wellsville
Ben Clare
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
W. C. Cannon
Tus
Cola
Ill
Roger Scott
Marilyn Goshorn
K.C
Cheez Curls
Cheez
Gerace
Pune
Mies
Crete
Zutteal
Grott
Ghent
Rediec
Wilkes Barry Fensch
UEP Teague
Mandiad Brands
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