On This Day January 18 Highlights Across History
Key events include Botany Bay settlement in 1788, John Tyler's death in 1862, Scott reaching the South Pole in 1912, WWI peace congress opening in 1919, Kipling's death in 1936, Leningrad siege news in 1943, Albert DeSalvo's 1967 conviction, The Jeffersons premiere in 1975, and Marion Barry arrest in 1990.
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John Tyler
U.S
Richmond
Robert F. Scott
South Pole
Roald Amundsen
Scott
Versailles
France
Rudyard Kipling
England
Leningrad
Albert DeSalvo
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
The
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Washington, D.C
Marion Barry
Associated Press
Guatemalan Volcano Erupts with 490-Foot Lava Burst
Color eruption captured as Pacaya Volcano 16 miles south of Guatemala City erupts Sunday with a 490 foot lava burst. Residents in nearby towns prepared to evacuate if required.
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Pacaya
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Gunk grounds Australian planes across remote towns
In Australia a fuel contamination crisis grounds most light aircraft nation wide. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority ordered planes grounded after Mobil Australia’s bad fuel reacts with copper and brass parts, risking clogged lines and engine stalling.
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Sydney
Australia
Wagga Wagga
Wee Waa
Outback
Mobil Oil Australia Ltd
Exxon Mobil Corp
Mick Teller
Civil Aviation Safety Authority
Toller
Bill Hamilton
Aircraft Owners’ and Pilots’ Association
Mobil
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