Mount St Helens Eruption Devastates Peak and Surrounding Areas
Ash drifted across three states while a mile wide mudflow roared down Mount St Helens killing at least five people and leaving Spirit Lake obliterated. About 2,000 evacuated and 21 initially missing as reports tallied eight dead before double counting clarified.
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Columbia Helicopters Inc
Aurora
Ore
Harry Truman
Air Force Reserve
Robert J. Wead
Wead
Bob Christiansen
U.S. Geological Survey
Spirit Lake
Reber
Mount St Helens Eruption Sparks Wild Flight From Campers
Campers on the Mount St Helens side fled as mud slides and ash filled the landscape. Pam Siddens and Terry Clayton, rescued by helicopter, described collapsing roads, boiling ash plumes and eerie darkness. Residents near Toutle and Castle Rock evacuated or sheltered as the eruption shook the region.
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Pam Siddens
Mount St. Helens
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Ms. Siddens
Terry Clayton
Seattle
Riff Lake
Coast Guard
Allies' Sanctions Not Full Embargo
In Naples, Italy, European Community foreign ministers limit sanctions on Iran to post November 4 business deals. They cite concern a full embargo would alienate moderates and hinder hostages' release, noting no decisive progress since April 22.
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Italy
America
Iran
Tehran
U.S
European Economic Community
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