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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1979

Page

10

National Fire Academy dedication marks Fire Prevention Week

The October 1979 dedication in Emmitsburg will mark a milestone for U S fire service as the National Fire Academy opens. FEMA says 1,000 firefighters yearly will study there, with courses from arson investigation to EMS and fire department management. The site cost 3.5 million dollars and sits on 110 acres with extensive facilities.

Ameritas National Fire Academy John W. Macy Jr Federal Emergency Management Agency United States Triangle Shirtwaist New York City Texas City S.S. Grandcamp Boston Philadelphia The Macy Fire Service U.S. Fire Administration FEMA USFA Gordon Vickery Vickery St. Joseph College Emmitsburg Maryland Inter- National Association of Fire Fighters International Association of Fire Chiefs Joint Council of Fire Service Organizations National Fire Protection Association

YMCA Offers Exercise Classes for Pre Schoolers

The Frederick County YMCA runs Toddlergym for 20 months to 3 years and Kindergym for 3 to 5.5 years. Classes teach jumping jacks and balance with sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fees vary by member type, with next four week session starting Oct 16 and preregistration required.

Frederick County Frederick Community College Ann Maselli MSD Char

Fire near Johnson home prompts warning and safety lessons

In a village on an upstate New York road a car at 90 mph tore into the Johnson home fatally damaging the basement and triggering a blaze. Mr and Mrs Johnson escaped down a rope ladder after their son installed smoke detectors and extinguishers hours earlier, proving preparedness can avert tragedy.

Nicholas Johnson Upstate New York Johnson Dave Williams Johnsons Nick Johnson Jr

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