[cifnmedia] Lansing State JournalResidents safe after fire

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            Published March 05, 2004
            Residents safe after fire
            Television catches aflame, leads to evacuation of apartments

                 
                  ROD SANFORD/Lansing State Journal

                  Clearing out: Lansing firefighters pull up hoses Thursday 
morning after responding to a small fire at Fountain Place Apartments near 
downtown Lansing.
                 
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                  Safe in her arms: Christa Dencer, a Fountain Place Apartments 
resident, holds tight to her cat, Tennessee, after the apartments were 
evacuated Thursday morning during a small fire. No one was injured. 
            Lansing State Journal


            A Thursday morning fire caused by a television led to the 
evacuation of about 20 people from an apartment complex in south Lansing.

            The fire took place at about 8:40 a.m. on the fifth floor of the 
nine-floor complex at 920 S. Washington Ave., said Capt. John Dyer of the 
Lansing Fire Department.

            Nobody was injured in the fire.

            "Something malfunctioned in the television. It caught on fire and 
melted down," Dyer said. "There wasn't really much of a fire. It could've been 
put out with a pan of water."

            Apartment tenants were allowed to return to their apartments 
shortly after the evacuation. Dyer said he didn't believe the occupants of the 
unit where the fire occurred were home at the time.

            There was smoke damage to the apartment where the fire broke out, 
but fire officials said it still was livable.


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