Blaze guts Mt. Washington Bowling Lanes under investigation
The $400000 fire that destroyed Mt Washington Lanes is under investigation by Anderson Township Fire Dept. Firefighters and 38 of 45 man department responded. Several injured, including Captain George Faske, with arm fractures, and firefighter Dave Hausterman treated for smoke inhalation. The blaze began in a lounge renovated last summer and destroyed the alley by 4:17 a.m. No duty crew noticed it in time. incident drew in neighboring departments for protection. Continued to Page 10.
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Mt. Washington
Anderson Township
Anderson
George Faske
John Need
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Faske
Dave Hausterman
Wilhiamsville
Beechmont Avenue
Steve Hack
Salem
The Toll of Asbestos Workers Facing Cancer and Death
In a case study of workplace carcinogens, asbestos exposure puts millions at risk across petrochemical, mining, and metal industries. Early warnings emerged by 1918 to insurers halting policies for asbestos workers, with later research showing dramatically higher lung cancer deaths among exposed groups and alarming cases at the Johns Manville Scarborough plant.
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Apmeley
United States
U.S
Richard Doll
Doll
Irving Selikoff
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York City
Union Asbestos and Rubber Co
Paterson
N.J
Selikoff
Johns-Manville
Scarborough
Ontario
Mace
Occupations Linked to Excess Cancer Risks Across Tumors
The list links specific cancers to carcinogens and job roles. Liver cancer ties to arsenic and vinyl chloride with tanners and smelters among exposed workers. nasal cancers to chromium nickel and wood dust with glass and leather workers. lung cancer to arsenic asbestos chromium coal products with vintners miners and radiologists. bladder cancer to coal products tar and pitch with asphalt workers and dyers. bone marrow cancer to radiation with benzene and explosive workers and radiologists.
Forest Road park plans target this year in Anderson township
The Anderson Township Park Board sets 1979 priorities including conceptual planning costs for Forest Road and potential BOR Funds, completion of Nagel Road, and Royal Oaks development with BOR funding. The board favors pursuing all funding avenues and will hold monthly meetings starting Feb 12 at 7:30 p.m.
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Anderson Township
Beechmont Avenue
Collection Time Thank You The Journal Newspapers Circulation Department
The Journal Newspapers circulates a brief thanks to readers and advertisers for support and patronage as it notes ongoing distribution efforts and time-sensitive subscription processing.
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The
Journal Newspapers Circulation Department
Anderson Township Maps Five Year Recreational Plan
Commissioners plan to present a five year recreational development plan at the April 9 meeting per park commissioner Jon Schneider. Dana Whiting and Thomas Gaier note progress from May 1977 with a citizens task force acting as a fact finding body for community needs. The group aims to inform the February 12 meeting findings and guide future park district improvements.
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Anderson Township
Aing
Jon Schneider
Dana Whiting
Thomas Gaier
Citizens Task Force
Park Board
Schneider
Forest Hills Journal highlights week ahead and local features
This issue previews Groundhog Day in Forest Hills with fireside reading. It spotlights volunteers in the Stepping Stones program, a Costa Rican student’s surprising life, a first gospel album by a local singer, and a Beechmont play Relatively Speaking on page 17. Circulation audited by.
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Stepping Stones
Beechmont
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Heglin
Samuel S. Epstein, M.D
Forest Road
Nagel Road
Royal Oaks
International House of Pancakes
Forest Hills
Forest Hills Journal
Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bridal News
Wrightings
Mt. Washington - Newtown
California
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