Landslides threat after California quake devastates homes
In Santa Cruz Mountains near the quake epicenter, landslides have consumed 100 homes and damaged 300 more. Geologists warn heavy winter rains could trigger more slides, while residents weigh whether to stay amid aftershocks and ongoing danger. Some seek lower ground or relocation, others cling to the forested area’s beauty despite the risk.
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Cat Buddy Among Earthquake Victims in Bay Area
In the 6 year old tomcat Buddy died after the 7.1 magnitude quake in the San Francisco area on October 17. His spayed companion Poochie survived after both fled a fire damaged apartment that was later razed. Buddy’s vet, Lee Morris, notes the irony of Buddy’s death despite his survivals of multiple injuries.
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Matsushita donates $1 million to San Francisco quake relief
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. donated 1 million dollars to aid quake victims in San Francisco. President Akio Tanii presented the check to U.S. consul general Gregory L. Johnson in Osaka. Johnson will forward it to Governor Deukmejian. Other Japanese entities contributed as well including Sumitomo Bank 500,000, Tokyo prefecture 15,000, and Osaka city 10,000.
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13000 Homeless in San Francisco as Relief Debates Rise
More than 13,000 people reported homeless amid aftershocks and landslide fears near quake fissures. Officials warned of further housing loss, while Marina district students returned to a school shelter. Senate approved 5.45 billion quake relief, House to act. Bay Area poll found mixed views on federal response.
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