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Outage has hospital staff scurrying

August 30, 2002 By admin

An eastern Iowa hospital is running smoothly this morning after an exciting, chaotic Thursday. An electrical fire near the Jones Regional Medical Center in Anamosa forced an evacuation of part of the building for two hours. A transformer reportedly malfunctioned nearby, starting the blaze. All patients were moved to the opposite end of the hospital. A day care center was also cleared out. No injuries were reported.

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