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Fatal House Blaze Prompts Action; Linn Creek Helping Get People Smoke Detectors
Linn Creek Mayor Joyce Thompson says one small and inexpensive device could have saved the life of a man who died two weeks ago in his burning home.
June 3, 2004
Linn Creek Mayor Joyce Thompson says one small and inexpensive device could have saved the life of a man who died two weeks ago in his burning home.
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