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Balboa Apartment Fire Front Page News. The Houston Post, Final Edition, Monday, February 20, 1995. (02.20.95) |
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Balboa Apartment Fire Front Page News. The Houston Post, Final Edition, Monday, February 20, 1995. (02.20.95) |
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Balboa Apartment Fire Page A-17 of The Houston Post, Final Edition, Monday, February 20, 1995. (02.20.95) |
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Balboa Apartment Fire Front Page News again. The Houston Post, Tuesday, February 21, 1995. David held a press conference to explain how the fire started on this stove and rapidly spread through the apartment complex. The press conference was attended by five television crews and numerous radio and newspaper reporters. (02.21.95) |
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Balboa Apartment Fire Page A-13 of The Houston Post, Tuesday, February 21, 1995. (02.21.95) |
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Balboa Apartment Fire The Houston Post, Wednesday, February 22, 1995. (02.22.95) |
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Balboa Apartment Fire The fourth floor in this photograph is completely destroyed. You can see sheets tied together over the rail of the third story balcony. Many residents jumped from these upper floors. Railings also gave way as escaping residents climbed over them or down sheets tied to them. The Clear Lake Citizen, Wednesday, February 22, 1995. (02.22.95) |
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Balboa Apartment Fire The Clear Lake Citizen, Wednesday, February 22, 1995. Can you imagine trying to escape from your apartment through this corridor? David led television crews through portions of the building to videotape the destruction for use in training and public education. (02.22.95) |
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Balboa Apartment Fire The Clear Lake Citizen, Wednesday, February 22, 1995. This fire resulted in numerous lawsuits between more than five dozen plaintiffs. Because the City had taken proper action throughout the course of events, no legal action was brought against the City of Nassau Bay. (02.22.95) |
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November 02, 2006 Copyright 2003 David K. Stall |
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