Earthquake Ripples Through Travelers at Phoenix Airport
Nervous travelers at Phoenix Sky Harbor awaited flight news after a 6.6 magnitude quake centered near Northridge, Los Angeles. Mike Pazak waited for word on his wife while Sandra Pazak returned from Los Angeles, and others in the terminal shared shock and relief at loved ones arriving safely.
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Sandra Pazak
Phoenix Sky Harbor International
Los Angeles
San
Dra Pazak
Ahwatukee
Los Angeles International St
California
Northridge
Loseles
Sandra
Stephen Herst
Herst
St. Louis
Phoenix
Quake Chaos Strikes Northridge Hospitals in Dawn Blast
Emergency treatment erupts across the San Fernando Valley as hospitals reel from the Northridge quake. Staff scramble to run operating rooms and ration water, power, and phones while hundreds flood emergency rooms. Authorities report at least 30 dead and many injured, with airlifts to undamaged facilities.
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Northridge
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Northridge Community Medical Center
Peter Hong
San Fernando Valley
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Harbor-Ucla Medical Center
Robert Hockberger
Valley rescue teams head to Los Angeles
Beverly Hart reports local resources from Gilbert Arizona and Phoenix aid Los Angeles after Monday's earthquake. Industrial Compliance and Phoenix Fire Department urban search and rescue teams join Red Cross volunteers to handle hazardous material spill cleanups and shelter support in Ontario and Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Gilbert
Red Cross
Phoenix Fire Department
Industrial Compliance
Phoenix
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Fernando Valley
Brad Butler
Butler
Kevin Boyle
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Boyle
Puget Sound
Wash
Montgomery County
Agencies mobilize aid after California earthquake
Los Angeles area residents faced widespread damage as a Monday quake flattened homes and left many homeless. Red Cross ran 14 shelters in San Fernando Valley with 31 emergency vehicles and 30 more ready. Shelters opened in high schools, churches, and armories while residents sought safety from downed lines and debris.
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Los Angeles
Pamela Jimenez
Reseda
American Red Cross
San Fernando Valley
Pamela Corante
Red Cross
Corante
Valley
Sylmar
Northridge
California State University
Eric Pearson
Agencies listed for earthquake relief donations
Interaction aid group shares a roster of organizations accepting funds for quake victims. Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund, Americares Foundation, American Jewish World Service, World Relief, United Way Earthquake Fund, CRWRC-LA Relief Committee, Feed the Chicken, CARE, Catholic Relief Services, and North Shore Animal League are named with addresses and contact numbers. The list notes local chapters for additional information.
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American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund
P.O
Washington, DC
Red Cross
Americares Foundation
Cherry St
New Canaan
American Jewish World Service
W. 26Th St
New York
World Relief
P.O. Box
Dept
Wheaton
United Way Earthquake Fund
Miami
CRWRC
Kalamazoo Ave. S.E
Grand Rapids
Oklahoma City
First Ave
Catholic Relief Services
Baltimore
North Shore Animal League
Vanderventer St
Port Washington
N.Y
League
Earthquake hotline aids families in quake area
Giallonardo said valley residents may call 264-9481 to speak to a volunteer and leave the relative's name phone number and address. Responses arrive within 24 to 72 hours and volunteers work to locate missing relatives as demand dictates. Over 1,150 calls rang in on the hotline Monday and it will reopen at 8 a.m. today if needed.
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Giallonardo
Valley
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