No Money for the Fire Fighter?
The Editor’s Opinion Page
Fourteen months ago amid considerable fanfare, President Johnson signed the Fire Research and Safety Act of 1968. The act provided for the establishment of a 20-man commission to evaluate the nation’s fire service and to consider the standardization of apparatus and equipment. It also authorized the establishment of a fire research center and the development of a broad program of research, training, education and data gathering.
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