NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
                           MORNING REPORT

To:        All National Park Service Areas and Offices

From:      Division of Ranger Activities, Washington Office

Day/Date:  Wednesday, November 30, 1994

Broadcast: By 1000 ET

INCIDENTS

94-657 - George Washington Memorial Parkway (Virginia) - Bomb Threat

On the evening of November 28th, Park Police officers received a report that a
bomb had been placed on Memorial Bridge, a major crossing point over the
Potomac between Washington and northern Virginia.  Access to the bridge was
shut off on both sides of the river until a search of the bridge and
surrounding area could be completed.  No bomb was found, and the bridge was
reopened about 90 minutes later.  Traffic across the bridge had to be shut down
again during rush hour the following morning so that a daylight search of the
area could be conducted.  The closure caused major traffic disruptions
throughout the area.  The bridge was reopened at 9 a.m.  No arrests have yet
been made; the case is still under investigation.  [Einar Olsen, RCR, RAD/NCRO,
11/29]

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

No field reports today.

OPERATIONAL NOTES

No notes.

MEMORANDA

No memoranda.

Prepared by the Division of Ranger Activities, WASO, with the cooperation and
support of Delaware Water Gap NRA.

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