The common sense "sprinkler bill," which mandates that all pet shops install live saving fire-fighting sprinkler and alarm systems, went nowhere.
Charles Collingwood, representing the Fire Island Voters Associationn, made a speech quoting a 1938 letter from Elmer Davis to the "Times", which asserted that Moses "would save Fire Island the way Hitler is saving the Sudeten lands".
He led similar efforts to save fire-damaged books at the Los Angeles Central Library in 1986 and in St .Petersburg, Russia, in 1988.
Pricing will save the Fire, he predicted.
Although the town was saved, the fire destroyed more than 200 houses outside Julian.
An "irreplaceable" medieval stained glass window has been saved after fire broke out at York Minster's stone yard, police said today.
The other school of thought says that the Democrats should basically concede on Roberts, give him ninety-plus votes total, and save their fire for the next candidate.
After leading the campaign against Mr. Anwar, Dr. Mahathir now saves his fire for the Islamic party, which he says is a threat to Malaysia's future.
The orchestra, under Francesco Corti, had narrow escapes but saved their fire for the interludes, so turbulent and grand you wonder about Strauss's odd intention.
When, in 1964, the Armstrongs' house is saved from fire with the help of their Houston neighbor Ed White — an astronaut who later died in the 1967 Apollo 1 ground fire — Irony is holding the hose.
They decided they would save their fire for the coming rounds — the effort to increase the nation's debt ceiling again in another month or two and an expiring governmentwide spending bill.
