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Re: Anyone know about this?



BLHamrick@aol.com wrote:



> In a message dated 1/26/2005 6:57:27 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, 

> andrewsjp@chartertn.net writes:

>

>     > West Palm Beach Fire/Rescue is investigating a leak of radiological

>     > material at 321 South Dixie Highway. The fire department

>     received an

>     > initial report of smoke in the area with a high radiation level at

>     > the Corodino Environmental Management Group. The fire department

>     has

>     > evacuated a four block area between Quadrille, Olive, Dixie, and

>     Fern.

>     > The evacuation has proceeded calmly and the fire department has not

>     > issued any type of advisory that would affected breathing or other

>     > health concerns. There have been no reported injuries.

>     >

>     > 

>     > *Joel I. Cehn, CHP*

>     > joelc@alum.wpi.edu <mailto:joelc@alum.wpi.edu>

>

>     Drudge has a False Alarm update.  Seems there were some soil density

>     gauges in the building.

>

> Please tell me your kidding.  This is so dumb, and so expensive.

>  

> Barbara



I tried to access the link on Drudgereport and it was gone.  Apparently 

the newspaper took it off the page.



The False Alarm report was at:  

http://www.palmbeachpost.com/localnews/content/news/feeds/0126leak.html.



John Andrews, Knoxville, Tennessee



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