Fireworks Plant Explosion Injures Worker in Ohio
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LOVELAND, Ohio — An employee of a fireworks manufacturer was critically burned Monday by an explosion that destroyed a building where he was working alone, Fire Chief James Hunter said.
Hunter said there was no evidence of foul play in the explosion, but the injured man was the only person who might shed light on the cause.
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