AP HDD 2
EN_00963117_8445
** CORRECTS DATE PHOTO WAS TAKEN TO NOV. 1, 1952 , CORRECTS SOURCE OF WATER TO A LAND BASED FIRE COMPANY STATIONED ON A BRIDGE, NOT A FIREBOAT ** ADVANCE FOR DEC. 23-24 ** FILE ** Fireman stationed on a bridge, spray water while fighting flames on the Cuyahoga River near downtown Cleveland, Ohio, where oil and other industrial wastes caught fire Nov. 1, 1952 When Canada and the United States approved the first version of the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement in 1972, the running joke in Cleveland was that anyone unlucky enough to fall into the Cuyahoga River would decay rather than drown. The Cuyahoga, which meanders through the city before reaching Lake Erie, helped inspire the cleanup initiative by literally catching fire three years earlier. (AP Photo)
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2005-05-20
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
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