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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1988

Page

6

Idaho fires trigger nationwide smoke advisory and Montana risk

Smoke from Idaho forest fires caused dangerous air pollution as heat kept blazing across the West. About 25,500 firefighters battled nearly 3.6 million acres, with Idaho issuing an air stagnation advisory for the southern part of the state. Hellroaring and Storm Creek fires near Yellowstone threatened Cooke City and Silver Gate Montana, and West Yellowstone reported tentative containment of a nearby blaze.

Associated Press Idaho Yellowstone National Park Montana Mike Ferris Federal Boise Interagency Fire Center Air Quality Bureau Snake River Valley Bureau Orville Green Island Park Yellowstone Park Absaroka-Beartooth Cooke City Silver Gate Mont Silver Tip Ranch West Yellowstone

Crooked cop seizes hostage in St Louis office block

Anthony Daniele, 39, a former officer jailed for part in a pension fund scandal, took John Frank, vice president of the city police board, on the 15th floor. Police negotiators faced a weaponless standoff as Daniele demanded to speak on KMOX radio after joining six others sentenced to prison and restitution.

ST. Louis Anthony Daniele John Frank City Police Board Linda Hancock Daniele Kmox-Am U.S William Hungate Frank

U S envoy vows no repeat of Ramstein air tragedy

Mourners at the Ramstein memorial service heard U S ambassador promise that the disaster will not be repeated as the death toll rose to 51 with another West German fatality. West German President Weizsacker led the service near Ramstein Air Base as about 500 mourners gathered amid light rain and protests.

Ramstein West Germany Richard von Weizsaecker

U S Air Shows Cost 1 Billion in Lost Planes

The Los Angeles Times reports the U S armed forces have lost over 100 lives and more than 1 billion dollars in aircraft at air shows and demonstrations since 1955. A list of 115 accidents across Army, Navy, and Air Force shows was compiled from FOIA inquiries, with costs inflation-adjusted to 1988 dollars. West German mourners recalled the Ramstein 1988 air show disaster as protests grew and West Germany paused military displays.

Los Angeles Times U.S Army Navy Air Force

One clawed crab wins governors cup at Crisfield derby

A one clawed blue crab representing California and Gov. Deukmejian won the Governors Cup Race in Crisfield during the National Hard Crab Derby. Sutter's Gold finished in just over a minute, beating 39 crabs. Two non blue entrants died during or after cross country travel, including an Alaska king crab. About 2,500 spectators attended the three day festival at Somers Cove Marina.

Baltimore Sun Crisfield George Deukmejian California Sutter Washington Alaska King Louis the 49Th Anchorage Washington State Somers Cove Marina American Legion Post Ruth Custis

Mars Nears Earth Inspires Dozens of Watches

Mars will approach Earth within about 36 million miles this month the closest since 1971. Astronomers Norman Warns and Linda Low urge viewing in the southeastern sky after 10 p.m. as Mars appears brighter and higher. The Planetary Society plans about 50 Mars watches plus numerous informal gatherings and events this month.

Chicago Mars Earth Norman Warns South Suburban College South Holland Planetary Society Linda Low Illinois Warns

Hurricane Uleki Aims At Hawaii As It Weakens

Hurricane Uleki resumed its approach to Hawaii on Saturday still packing 110 mph sustained winds and gusts to 130 mph. Forecaster Clarence Lee of the National Weather Service said the storm was about 325 miles south southwest of Honolulu and expected to slow, then drift closer with diminishing punch.

Honolulu Uleki Hawaiian Islands Clarence Lee National Weather Service Lihue Kauai Lee

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