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Capt. Peterson recalls the eruption as river sand with heavy damage. Power and water were out for two weeks. His wife and daughter left June 17, he followed five days later. He has a year left in the Philippine assignment but will move on, possibly to tornado duty.
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Pinatubo gas may cut U S ozone this winter
New York AP report says Mount Pinatubo eruption could reduce protective ozone by about 12 percent over the northern United States and Europe this winter, with lesser effects southward. Brasseur of NCAR notes possible continued decline next summer, while Stolarski of NASA calls the projections plausible.
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Senate panel OKs Ritchie fire station for 1992
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved 1.5 million dollars for a new Fort Ritchie fire station to be built in 1992 as part of the Defense Authorization bill. The project would replace the 1943 temporary base facility, with final action pending a House Senate conference before presidential approval. Also noted were funds for a fitness center at Aberdeen Proving Ground and a defense access road at Andrews Air Force Base. In Brunswick, police seek information after theft of two flags and two lanyards from the VFW post, with a contact number provided.
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Col Larry G Johnson becomes Fort Detrick commander
Col Larry G Johnson is named the 20th commander of Fort Detrick in a ceremony at Blue and Gray Field attended by about 300 people. He succeeds Col Charles W Churchill and plans to strengthen community ties and environmental leadership while overseeing Fort Detrick's 4,500 staff.
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