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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975 08-15 2nd break in gas pipe blocks highway REVIEW mo,',,,„...1.:::::,14;:,...::".....,::-:-::-�3 L'.` ` •rP iz +... ifi ,€ `Nk :,.,i� ,At, .C�gwo 'b Yv 'CT G ft'4 -. '.ia�i: year srt �» .. v �°,yv.e § asq yew ss s g xy=t i'w .,.. Al'Is*, R ,. '..s, aac.�.yr w � ;t } ,}z,.Y•.3Kz .,,,...:„..q..:;,.,..:..,* vy z. ri a,�a r o } s � mar z� �.i v � s} Sc a � t • � tx`e} �r� E. �S; t`4 .4" � Safi w w ; ' + yea '+• ,� s ��z. V h Rf A .0.!::It* . " � btu+ # v'�a s�9�'.�{ __.�,} '?. �w q� ; "�,e4e. t . �'�y6.4i i ter, & - z � r e w x�'} �'� ski ''...1:..'. ,` '�y2, . m� 3.i�c�'',Zs��� °r�: ,v�Y r• '� w Workmen assessed the situation this morning in Maplewood where there was a second break in a 20-inch gas pipe leaving about 400 resi- dents in two mobile home parks without gas service. Northern States Power Co. (NSP) officials have not determined the cause of the line ru;tures—Staff Photo by T. J. Strasser 2nd break ing as pipe blocks highway About 400 persons in two mobile The broken line is located near home parks in Maplewood re- Hwy. 61 and Keller Pkwy., and maned without gas service today about a ha mile south of Hwy. B. Maplewood police said one-half of and part of Hwy. 61 was closed as_ , the northbound lane of Hwy. 61 the result of a second break in a near Keller Pkwy. was closed. gas pipe. Some NSP customers in eight Northern States Power Co. suburbs lost pilot lights as a result (NSP) officials said the rupture of the breaks. NSP urged custom ors, if they smell a rotten egg occurred about 2:25 a.m., an odor, to shut off the gas supply to hour and a half after crews had the appliance, open_a window and repaired the first break which hap- telephone NSP at 221-4421 for pened about 2 p.m. Monday. assistance. Suburbs affected are Lit t 1 e Canada, Arden Hills, Cause of the breaks in the 20 Mounds View, Shoreview, Rose- inch line is being investigated. No vine New Brighton, North Oaks fire resulted from either break,' and Vadnais Heights. and there were no injuries or property damage, NSP officials