Day/date: May 1, 1987 FIELD INCIDENT REPORT Log number: 87-62 Date/time of incident: 4/30,9:00AM Date/time received: 5/1, 8:00am Park: Delaware Water Gap Location: Delaware River, PA side Reported by: Bill Supernaugh, Division of Ranger Activities, MARO Received by: William Halainen, Division of Ranger Activities, WASO Summary: S.R. was fishing alone from a small boat which apparently overturned. A nearby fisherman in a canoe came alongside and S.R. was able to grasp the side of the canoe which took him to shore. He appeared awake and alert but soon lost consciousness. The rescuer ran to a nearby home and called park headquarters. A ranger responded and arrived at approximately 9:30. He administered CPR until the ambulance arrived and transported S.R. to the hospital. He was pronounced dead at 10:30. Coroner, state police, and next of kin notified. Cause of death unknown at this time. Persons involved: Name Address DOB or age S.R. Bushkill, PA approx. 77 FIELD INCIDENT REPORT Log number: 87-63 Date/time of incident: 5/1, Date/time received: 5/1, 8:00am Park: Assateague Location: shoreline Reported by: Bill Supernaugh, Division of Ranger Activities, MARO Received by: William Halainen, Division of Ranger Activities, WASO Summary: Recent heavy storm surf and winds have caused three sailboats to run aground at Assateague Island this week. Earlier in the week a 42-foot sloop grounded on the north end but was able to refloat the following day. On 4/30 a 42-foot ocean racer grounded, again on the northern portion of the island. During the night, a 43-foot ocean sailor ran onto the shoals off Tom's Cove, the southern end of the island. Today salvage companies are on scene attempting to remove the northern boat overland. A salvor is also at the south end of the park, attempting to float that boat. No injuries, no serious damage incurred. Persons involved: Name Address DOB or age FIELD INCIDENT REPORT Log number: 87-64 Date/time of incident: 5/1, 9:30am Date/time received: 5/1, 11:00am Park: Acadia Location: entrance station, Loop Road Reported by: Len Bobinchock, Division of Ranger Activities, NARO Received by: Melissa Warner, Division of Ranger Activities, WASO Summary: At 9:30am this morning approximately 50 individuals drove from the town of Bar Harbour to the entrance station on the Acadia loop road (a distance of 3-4 miles). At that point they made speeches in protest of the $5.00 entrance fee to be charged at Acadia National Park. The protesters feel the amount is too high. The protest was peaceful, no confrontations occurred. A petition against fees was presented to the park superintendent who was present along with other park staff. The group dispersed at approximately 10:30am. Persons involved: Name Address DOB or age FIELD INCIDENT REPORT Log number: 87-66 Date/time of incident: 4/30 Date/time received: 5/1, 3:00pm Park: Denali Location: Pilgrim Mine, Stampede District Reported by: Rich O'Guin, Division of Ranger Activities, ARO Received by: Melissa Warner, Division of Ranger Activities, WASO Summary: The NPS requested an Army EOD Team to destroy 60 sacks of TNT (50 lbs ea) and 10,000 caps that were discovered as hazardous materials on the Stampede Mining District site. The sacks were carried out approximately 30-40 yards and detonated by the EOD Team. A milling building, assay office, and a small building that housed tools and equipment were totally demolished. Assessment of other damages will not be made until the EOD Team again sweeps the entire area (1/2 to 1 square mile) and destroys any remaining unexploded ordinance (probably will be 5/2). No injuries, property damage minimal. EOD Team is the 176th from Ft. Richardson, Alaska. Persons involved: Name Address DOB or age