NTSB mechanics found three problems in the braking system, an oil leak in an axle, a leak that made the engine underside wet with oil, and an inoperable emergency release mechanism for the bus door.
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President Clinton said he had directed an emergency release of home heating assistance funds for Alaska and the Northeast, " which have experienced the greatest hardships " from the cold and rising heating oil prices.
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My teen-age pit crew, Bradley Johnson and Chris Hodgett, racing tire specialists, checked the fat, bald tires, adjusted the snarling throttle and drilled me on the emergency release of my safety restraint and the fire extinguisher.
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This project did not proceed well because the site selected for the emergency release was not adequate, resulting in the waters escaping through clay and iron-rich layers resulting in the liberation of gases and loss of water.
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The trunk is roomy enough for the luggage a small family might carry on a cross-country trip, and there is a glow-in-the-dark emergency release handle so anyone trapped back there can open the lid and get out safely.
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The bailout sequence began at approximately 7, 000 feet with an outside temperature of approximately 42 degrees, and was normal except the gunner could not jettison his turret despite full strength pull on the inner emergency release handle.
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In 2014, in the face of an unprecedented Ebola epidemic in western Africa, Piot and other scientists called for the emergency release of the experimental ZMapp vaccine for use on humans before it had undergone clinical testing on humans.
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The hinge is a carbon reinforced element able to withstand wind speeds up to 75 km / h when open and was designed to sever the tubing and wiring looms from the instrument panels upon emergency release in flight.
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KISSIMMEE, Fla . _ At 6, 000 feet, my left hand was on the stick of the 1944 model AT-6 Texan, my right making sure once again that the emergency release of my parachute was still where it should be.
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WARBIRD-FLY _ KISSIMMEE, Fla . _ At 6, 000 feet, my left hand was on the stick of the 1944 model AT-6 Texan, my right making sure once again that the emergency release of my parachute was still where it should be.
