Kerosene recalled in western Pa.

HARRISBURG — Pittsburgh Terminals Corporation has announced that 10 more convenience stores have agreed to serve as Kerosene Recall Collection Centers - including the first locations in Ohio and additional ones in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. This brings to 27 the total number of places where customers can conveniently return any kerosene purchased this year between May 1 and Aug. 19 in western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, northern West Virginia and southwestern New York. In late August, Pittsburgh Terminals Corporation issued a widespread recall of kerosene after tests found some valves had intermittently malfunctioned, allowing traces of gasoline to mix with kerosene. Kerosene contaminated with gasoline creates a risk of fire, explosion and serious injury.