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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1997

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2

Lava destroys 700-year-old Hawaiian temple during Kilauea eruption

Lava from Kilauea River flows to the ocean and engulfs the Wihaula Heiau on Hawaii island. The ancient temple, linked to human sacrifice and early Hawaiian hierarchy, collapsed after lava covered its outer wall. park officials express grief over the loss of an archaeological site.

Honolulu Kilauea Jim Martin Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Wahaula Hawaii Martin Madame Pele Pa‘ao Tahiti Samoa

UPS strike devastates small firms and jobs in the US

The 10 day UPS Teamsters strike sparks layoffs and closures at many small businesses. Susan Laing closes Postal Center USA in Milford Connecticut while Research Mannikins in Lebanon Oregon cuts 30 workers. Electro Mechanical Technologies in Cleveland slashes half its staff as UPS operates at 10 percent capacity. UPS says permanently lost business may force 15 000 job cuts even if the strike ends soon.

New York United Parcel Service UPS Susan Laing Postal Center USA Milford Conn Lebanon Ore Research Mannikins Tom Loomis Cleveland Electro Mechanical Technologies Michael Estlick Estlick FedEx James Kelly U.S Kelly CNBC

Needle exchange founders convicted in New Brunswick case

The founders of a needle exchange program were convicted of distributing syringes in violation of a strict state law. Judge Terrill Brenner fined Diana McCague and Thomas Scozzare 3000, suspended their licenses for six months, and ordered court costs, with a maximum penalty of 1000 dollars and six months in jail possible.

New Brunswick N.J Terrill Brenner Brenner Diana McCague Thomas Scozzare Sarah Foster New Brunswick Needle Exchange Program

Mothers order children to shoot husband with BB guns

Leesburg Florida AP reports a 6 and 8 year old allegedly fired BB shots at their father during a marital dispute on orders from their mother. The 29 year old man received seven BB wounds. No arrests were made.

Leesburg, Fla Sheriff's Deputies Chris Daniels

Violence looms if Ross mission fails in West Bank

Tens of thousands of Palestinian workers cannot reach Israeli jobs as protests surge in Nablus Balata camp. Arafat borrows to pay workers while Fatah and Hamas mobilize, demanding stronger action and bomb attacks. Netanyahu warns of raids if Arafat does not act. Closure fuels anger as commerce stalls.

Nablus West Bank Israel Yasser Arafat U.S Dennis Ross Balata Ammar Abu Zeid Abu Zeid Arafat Fatah Ross Benjamin Netanyahu Hamas Jerusalem Palestinian Authority Amin Maqboul Netanyahu

Tobacco firms flood politics with soft money in first half

Tobacco companies donated about 2 million in the first half of the year to political parties, led by Phillip Morris and RJR Nabisco. The Republican committees received the majority, while Common Cause notes the surge follows intense scrutiny of the industry's health and legal exposure.

Washington GOP Ann McBride Common Cause Federal Election Commission Sever Tobacco Companies Phillip Morris R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co RJR Nabisco

NASA watches Mir water supply amid dwindling life support

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The crew of Russia s battered Mir space station has only 12 to two months of drinking water left and could run dry if a NASA shuttle does not arrive by late September A Russian cargo ship may bring water in early October but that could be too late Humidity recycling is unusable due to antifreeze fumes from earlier leaks Officials expect water safety results after cosmonauts return a sample later this week Mir s Elektron oxygen generator also failing and power shortages hinder spares The station was reduced to half power after a cargo ship collided with it on June 25 rupturing a lab module

Cape Canaveral Fla Russia Mir Space Station Mir

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