Flames Burst At Franklin Ink Plant Fire
A nightlong blaze at Colorpac Inc in Franklin sent 55 gallon drums of flammable ink and solvent exploding, flames leaping about 500 feet. About 100 firefighters from multiple departments fought the fire starting 12:32 am. four Franklin firefighters suffered minor burns and area homes were evacuated. Damages estimated at 400000. An electrical pump motor wiring fault was considered a possible cause.
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Weather Outlook With Showers Likely Through Weekend
A stormy spell continues with showers likely tonight and a 60 percent chance of rain. Wednesday brings a 40 percent chance with highs in the lower 80s and a recent high of 86 with a 58 overnight low. Rainfall measured 0.04 inches in the past 24 hours. The forecast calls for daily chances of rain Thursday through Saturday, with highs near 80 on Thursday and Friday and a cool near 60 on Saturday.
Fire drives Sophia Loren to roof with children in Paris
Fire at Residence George V in Paris forced Sophia Loren and her two young sons to seek shelter on the roof for about two hours. Loren, staying on the seventh through ninth floors, reported waking at 4 a.m. and breaking a window to escape with Eduardo aged four and Carlo aged eight. Firefighters later carried Eduardo down using an oxygen mask.
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Fire devastates Galveston hotel with numerous feared dead
A five story Central Hotel blaze in downtown Galveston killed or trapped up to 12 people while 28 were unaccounted for. Firefighters battled the flames after 1 30 am as a blocked exit caused many to jump to the street. A suspect held for questioning and several buildings nearby were damaged.
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Carter Appeals for True Believers in Energy Drive
President Carter urged public faith as the key to enacting bold energy policies. He asked lawmakers to raise gasoline and heating costs, hoping drivers and homeowners will reward them in 17 months. He acknowledged public doubt that real shortages exist amid easing fuel supply worries.
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Carter energy speech draws mixed applause from industry
New York AP reports reaction to President Carter's national address. Industry leaders praise his leadership while urging a clear plan and hold concessions, with automakers opposing harsher emission rules and calling for market freedom. Carter vows data monitoring and a shift to diverse energy sources.
Congressional Voices Split on Carter Energy Plan and Timing
Congress praised President Carter's energy warning but doubted approval of strict conservation measures. Senate Democrats and GOP leaders foresee a tough fight, with hearings and possible September action, while advocating phasing out price controls and adding new energy source incentives.
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