Fire Chief 1995: Vol 39 Index

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FIRE CHIEF 1995 INDEX
AUTHOR INDEX Chief's Clipboard — Don’t clone the old —
remake the new
Angione, Charles R.
Chief's Clipboard — What's ‘diss’? And what
The dilemmas of fireground command
Antonacci, Bob hE CN ea ivniadcssceesedsucnntasdasuacend@eadaandoad Oct/30
Chief’s Clipboard — Try some better ways to pack it in .....Nov/38
The case for fitness screenings
Chief's Clipboard — It’s better to do your
Baltic, Scott
Editorial — Why danger is ‘valuable’ own economizing Dec/25
Editorial — Conflagration, then and now Fire — and firefighting — know no boundaries Aug/93
Collins, Larry
Go for plan A, but have a few others Nov/42
Editorial — Many paths to better care
Crandell, Brian
Editorial — Criticize, but do it fairly
All fires are local
Editorial — Image and reality, I hope
Editorial — A tempest in a T-shirt Craven, Ralph
A clean shop is as simple as BMP
Editorial — ‘Not one of us’? So what? ...............cccsseceseeeeeeeees Aug/7
Damioli, Carol
Editorial — Make haste slowly, safely
Editorial — Too much talk, no action Assorted apprenticeship angles
EMS protective clothing continues to unfold
Editorial — A good time in Louisville
How departments benefit from being
Editorial — A pull is better than a push
Fire is spreading across the Web caught in the Web
Behnke, Karen Davis, Paul O.
See Antonacci, Bob Fitness Issues — The weighty issue of body composition ...Jan/20
Bennett, Jack A. Fitness Issues — Physical training shouldn't be remedial ..Feb/15
We have a contraci out for the chief. Fitness Issues — For best results, maintain fitness levels ..Apr/24
Bentivoglio, John T. Fitness Issues — A way to save your back
Crisis management: How to handle internal emergencies ..Aug/76 from the future Jul/22
Bercovici, Martin W. Fitness Issues — Performance and fitness
The new wave in radio aren't the same Aug/20
Bishop, Jim Fitness Issues — All else being equal, bigger can be better..Sep/20
Structure triage in izone fires Dezelan, Louis
Bradford, George A computer in every station
Going live with wildland fire training DiPoli, Robert A.
Bradley, Tim End the ‘burning baby’ approach
The ‘virtual training academy’ Dohrenwend, Charles
Brame, Kevin Keeping firefighters on the right side of the force
EMS Viewpoints — Inspiration comes from Dolder, Michael
outside the office Path to firefighting runs through EMS internship Apr/45
EMS Viewpoints — Patient advocacy, not $, Dunbar, Jan R.
must rule EMS Secure the scene, then think Jul/42
EMS Viewpoints — Bankruptcy of both Ellis, Amy
money and values Steps, pec decks and fire combat
Brannigan, Francis L. Faulkner, Jim
Fire fictions 2 The value of video
Brannigan, Vincent Fornell, David P.
Lex de Incendiis — Training can pose special Don’t trust these trusses
liability risks Garza, John
Lex de Incendiis — Sprinklers and manufactured homes...Apr/29 See Bradford, George
Lex de Incendiis — Duty, liability and the fire service Jul/28 Granados Sr., Michael R.
Lex de Incendiis — Duty: If you promise, We need to keep a close eye on this, and speak out
be sure you deliver Oct/26 Harshaw, C. Clinton
Brown, Larry See Ellis, Amy
When a shop goes on-line Hawkins Jr., Thomas M.
Bruegman, Randy R. Sound Off — The never-ending education of the chief
CRE IRN IU et WINNIE a 55s ps cas Sc ccacieuchbeaaneocsstsectenassasainacs Mar/55 Hayes, Michael
The politics of being chief Nov/56 Indoor play structures: Developing an awareness
Buckman, John M. Hilvers, Bob
Marketing your volunteer fire department What every chief should know about plane crashes
Cantor, Jeffrey A. Hines, Ken
Apprenticeships start recruits off on the right boot Offensive and defensive media tactics
Coleman, Ronny J. Howes, Christopher T.
Chief’s Clipboard — When you have to say, A quicker compass
TRON OMEN RUINED 5 dik ss.tntciciadonntlitactaesdcansvacndecssccaaaed Jan/43 Hunter, Kem
Chief's Clipboard — Meeting the challenge of meetings .....Feb/20 The earthquake that triggered a groundbreaking debate ...Aug/82
Chief’s Clipboard — They said they wanted Jenaway, William F.
Superman, but Wanted: Executive director, hazard mitigation
Chief's Clipboard — They serve the best Jones, Kenneth
who sit the least Put the white stuff on the red stuff
Chief’s Clipboard — Pursuing posts of power Laford, Robert F.
and persuasion Lost and found: The missing person search
Chief’s Clipboard — Dependability — you can Larson, Tim
count on it The initial hazmat size-up
Chief's Clipboard — Pathfinding without Lavoie, Ken
the covered wagon Justifying your department's existence is a full-time job ...Aug/60
Chief's Clipboard — Package isn’t the product, Lawrence, Peter
but it counts EMS Viewpoints — Partnership includes revenue sharing ..Dec/19
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Leber, Mike Rushford, Clay
University dispenses cybernetic salvation See Laford, Robert F.
Lipowitz, Sara J. Sandri, Joseph M.
Where there's fire, but less smoke See Bercovici, Martin W.
Taking the ‘E’ out of EMS Schnaidt, Brad
It’s easy being green Barcodes assure fireground accountability
Loeb, Donald L. Steen, Jeff
See Larson, Tim
When you're alone: Early exposures, part 1 Stittleburg, Philip C.
Early exposure fires, part 2 Lex de Incendiis — Court makes it official:
Early exposure fires, part 3 Dog’s nose knows
Have truck, will travel Lex de Incendiis — The high cost of slow code
Be an insider enforcement
Ladders I have loved Lex de Incendiis — In hot weather, turnout gear can kill...Aug/32
Lex de Incendiis — In personnel decisions,
That dry feeling it’s justify or die
Fits good in back Stull, Jeffrey O.
Give me your tired, your short of funds Getting protection well in hand requires the right gloves....Apr/54
Looney, David Sybesma, Peter
If it ain’t broke, fix it anyway An equation for station location
Lorenzo, Peter P. Turnbull, Michael
Knock before entering They'd like to thank the Academy Oct /42
Ludwig, Gary G. Usdin, Glenn D.
EMS into the 21st century First, you need a plan Oct/IS-1
EMS budgeting: More than just money Vadnais, Tim
MacDonnell, John See Turnbull, Michael
See Bradford, George Wann, Charles F.
Maclsaac, Keith S. When a big crash happens in a small community
Warning: Risk of sudden roof collapse Feb/23 Wakeham, Ronald T.
Maxfield, Jeff Budgeting for danger
To hire or not to hire ... what was your question?.............. Nov/62 Ward, Michael J.
McGraw, Steve It takes all kinds
What's wrong with those medics? ...............:cccsseceeseeeeeeeeeees Apr/50 Sound Off — Firefighters for the Information Age
Mead, Patrick Wilmoth, Janet
How to deal with fire and ice Dec/57 East and West gather at Firesafety Frontier '94
Morrissette, Jeffrey J. A look at Tokyo’s shops
A new ‘level of comfort’ Welsh, Wayne A.
Obermeyer, Dennis H. Stacking the deck: ICS eases a hospital move
See Ellis, Amy Yoshida, Yoshitsugu
Ostroff, Joel See Hunter, Kem
See Brown, Larry SUBJECT INDEX
Ozog, Edward
You have to know who you're dealing with Arson / fire investigation
Paige, Phillip L. You have to know who you're dealing with
Ways to cultivate that creative bloom Keeping firefighters on the right side of the force
Parker, T.J.
A writer’s guide to SOPs Career / professional development
Paulsell, Steve We have a contract out for the chief.
Safer response in personal vehicles
Piringer, Bruce Chief's Clipboard
Training Perspectives — A training revolution When you have to say, “I’m outta here!” .................scseeeeeees Jan/43
is on the horizon Meeting the challenge of meetings
Training Perspectives — Local involvement equals They said they wanted Superman, but
mutual benefit They serve the best who sit the least
Training Perspectives — Bombing teaches us Pursuing posts of power and persuasion
to plan for worst Dependability — you can count on it
Training Perspectives — Many choices in the Pathfinding without the covered wagon
teacher’s toolbox Package isn’t the product, but it counts
Training Perspectives — Avoid asking, ‘Is this Don’t clone the old — remake the new
RNIN SUING isso cca cdcoscasccesoscsesiscessckcesehsassass Sep/28 What's ‘diss’? And what do I do about it?
Training Perspectives — Uneasy view from Try some better ways to pack it in
Storm King Mountain It’s better to do your own economizing
Prewitt II, Fenton (Pete)
Going the extra miles Communications
Price, Richard The new wave in radio
Bay Area view offers quite a site We need to keep a close eye on this, and speak out
Pulizzi, David
Lights! Camera! Fire prevention? ...............cscsesssesesseseeseneses May/42 Computer applications
Riddle, Ken Barcodes assure fireground accountability
EMS Viewpoints — Opinions sought for EMS action plan..Sep/22 Bay Area view offers quite a site
Rielage, Robert R. Fire is spreading across the Web
A winning combination How departments benefit from being caught in the Web....Dec/30
Rosenhan, A.K. University dispenses cybernetic salvation
Financial planning for the long haul Jun/51 A computer in every station
Rukavina, John When a shop goes on-line
Lex de Incendiis — Basics of free speech in the fire station ..Mar/33
Lex de Incendiis — Principles of affirmative Conferences
action are clear East and West gather at Firesafety Frontier '94
Lex de Incendiis — OSHA's staffing clarification, explained ..Sep/34 FDIC 1995
Lex de Incendiis — Ten myths about sexual harassment .....Dec/22 A look at Tokyo's shops
Rule, Charles H. EMS Expo 1995
Sound Off — After decades of change, more to come NYSAFC Annual Conference
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Fire-Rescue International 1995 Finance / budgeting
Budgeting for danger
Editorial columns Financial planning for the long haul
Why danger is ‘valuable’ EMS budgeting: More than just money
Conflagration, then and now
ee OT RM IIE isons cccceshesscncnscasaciadactanadonedacaccuoncies Mar/7 Fire apparatus / equipment
Many paths to better care Apparatus ideas from Europe and Japan
Criticize, but do it fairly The big three
Image and reality, I hope Have truck, will travel
A tempest in a T-shirt Ladders I have loved
Ty Or SUIT We II ois ds ciccanesccsbpcsncdsaen dccceusecagieesiioes Aug/7 It’s easy being green
Make haste slowly, safely
Too much talk, no action That dry feeling
A good time in Louisville First, you need a plan
A pull is better than a push The value of video
Fits good in back
Emergency medical services Give me your tired, your short of funds
EMS into the 21st century
Taking the ‘E’ out of EMS Firefighter health and safety
Path to firefighting runs through EMS internship Barcodes assure fireground accountability
Going the extra miles : Steps, pec decks and fire combat
What’s wrong with those medics? ................csssssseseeeeeseeeeees Apr/50 The case for fitness screenings
EMS protective clothing continues to unfold Safer response in personal vehicles
Getting protection well in hand
requires the right gloves Fireground / incident operations
Warning: Risk of sudden roof collapse
Emergency preparedness / preplanning Knock before entering
A quicker compass The dilemmas of fireground command
Fire fictions 2 Don’t trust these trusses
Wanted: Executive director, hazard mitigation When you're alone: Early exposures, part 1
Put the white stuff on the red stuff
EMS Viewpoints Early exposure fires, part 2
Inspiration comes from outside the office Indoor play structures: Developing an awareness
Patient advocacy, not $, must rule EMS Early exposure fires, part 3
Bankruptcy of both money and values Lost and found: The missing person search
Opinions sought for EMS action plan Structure triage in izone fires
Partnership includes revenue sharing All fires are local
Be an insider
Environmental issues Stacking the deck: ICS eases a hospital move
A clean shop is as simple as BMP What every chief should know about plane crashes
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When ab ig crash happens in a small community Management / administration
Go for plan A, but have a few others A winning combination
How to deal with fire and ice If it ain’t broke, fix it anyway
ORE TAVERS CNY, AIS SOME sds tsc vitesse cicesadunconidtatasbhosseuenecteme Mar/55
Fire prevention / public education Ways to cultivate that creative bloom
Lights! Camera! Fire prevention! ................ssssssseesesssesssseees May/42 A writer’s guide to SOPs
Budgeting for danger Crisis management: How to handle internal emergencies ..Aug/76
An equation for station location
Fitness Issues The politics of being chief
The weighty issue of body composition To hire or not to hire ... what was your question?.............. Nov/62
Physical training shouldn't be remedial
For best results, maintain fitness levels Marketing
A way to save your back from the future Justifying your department's existence is a full-time job ...Aug/60
Performance and fitness aren’t the same End the ‘burning baby’ approach
All else being equal, bigger can be better Offensive and defensive media tactics
Crisis management: How to handle internal emergencies ..Aug/76
Hazmat operations Marketing your volunteer fire department
The initial hazmat size-up They’d like to thank the Academy Oct/42
Secure the scene, then think
Sound Off
International After decades of change, more to come
East and West gather at Firesafety Frontier '94 Firefighters for the Information Age
A look at Tokyo’s shops The never-ending education of the chief
The earthquake that triggered a
groundbreaking debate Training / education
Fire — and firefighting — know no boundaries Apprenticeships start recruits off on the right boot
Assorted apprenticeship angles
Lex de Incendiis The ‘virtual training academy’
Training can pose special liability risks A new ‘level of comfort’
Court makes it official: Dog’s nose knows Where there's fire, but less smoke
Basics of free speech in the fire station It takes all kinds
Sprinklers and manufactured homes Going live with wildland fire training
The high cost of slow code enforcement
Principles of affirmative action are clear Training Perspectives
Duty, liability and the fire service A training revolution is on the horizon
In hot weather, turnout gear can kill Local involvement equals mutual benefit
OSHA's staffing clarification, explained Bombing teaches us to plan for worst
Duty: If you promise, be sure you deliver Many choices in the teacher's toolbox
In personnel decisions, it’s justify or die Avoid asking, ‘Is this thing plugged in?’ ...............::seeeseeeeeee Sep/28
Ten myths about sexual harassment Uneasy view from Storm King Mountain Oct /28 6
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