GIRL DIES; FURNACE BLAMED City had cited home as "unfit." BG&E had tagged furnace "unsafe." FINAL Edition
Police and BG&E officials were attempting to determine who turned on the furnace, which had been tagged as out of service by a company representative last week. BG&E officials said someone apparently tried to make repairs, since old parts were lying on the floor last night . Arthur J. Slusar...
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Published in | Evening sun (Hanover, York County, Pa.) |
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Format | Newspaper Article |
Language | English |
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Sun
11.03.1992
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Summary: | Police and BG&E officials were attempting to determine who turned on the furnace, which had been tagged as out of service by a company representative last week. BG&E officials said someone apparently tried to make repairs, since old parts were lying on the floor last night . Arthur J. Slusark, a BG&E spokesman, said the air was heavily poisoned by carbon monoxide when company representatives arrived at the house last night. The father told BG&E investigators that when he left for work yesterday, the furnace was turned off, Mr. Slusark said. |
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