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FE Volume 137 Issue 8

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horror in a haunted Castle

Friday, May 11, 1984, was the day of the tragic holocaust that claimed the lives of eight teenagers and injured a dozen others at the Six Flags' Great Adventure amusement park in Jackson Township, NJ. This was also a day of disgrace for fire protection code enforcement officials everywhere.

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Staff

THOMAS F. BRENNAN Editor JACKIE COX Associate Editor LINDA MCCAULEY Managing Editor SHERI THOMAS Editorial Assistant

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Open Learning Program

Open Learning Fire Service colleges and universities are registering students now for credit courses leading to a Bachelor's Degree. Students study independently without classroom attendance…

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Training via Cable Television

With video technology, we can bring training information to our people in three days that would otherwise take three months. And we can do it…

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Delegation of Responsibility

Most of us in the fire service are aware of the management wheel, depicted as a pie graph cut into five sections showing planning, organizing,…

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Nine-Alarm Fire Threatened Philadelphia’s Center City

The hazardous nature of buildings undergoing major renovations or demolition was again made evident when on May 3,1984, a 90-year-old building in Philadelphia, PA, was…

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SCHOOLS

Colorado Training Institute, Hazardous Material In-Depth, September 10-21, Commercial Vehicle/Cargo Tank Compliance/Inspection, September 24-28. Contact the Colorado Training Institute, 1001 E. 62nd Ave., Denver, CO…

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