Alaska quake aid wires reveal many anxious relatives
Red Cross survey traced dozens of Anchorage families seeking word on relatives after the earthquake. Messages listed Courtneys Burrs Andersons Joneses and others, detailing relocations and missing heat water and power while awaiting word from spouses children and colleagues. Wires were sent to Seattle for Alaska and local residents awaited updates on homes jobs and safety.
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Jess Courtney
Anchorage
Cummings
Red Cross
Courtneys
Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
Courtney
George Burr
Don
Burr
Cook Inlet
Burrs
Chester Johnson
Johnson
Lillian Anderson
Anderson
Alaska
Juneau
Laura Fish
W. R. Jones
Joneses
Miss Fish
Omaha
Roy Wells
Denver
Denver Red Cross
Wells
William A. Reynolds
Reynolds
Spenard
International
Richard Meyer
Peetz
Hilary Schilz
Sidney
Leonard Schilz
Leonard
Ruby Hecker
Harold Stone Jr
Jake Devies
al Clemson
Clemson
J. C. Penney Co
Wes Felt
Felt
Les Spicer
Spicers
Ellen Ray
Sgt
Francis Greenlee
Mount View
Greenlees
John Richards
Chappell
Clyde Houston
Louis Schmidt
Tech
R. R. Bernhardt
Air Base
Dykman
King County Red Cross
Seattle
APO
Alaska quake toll climbs past one hundred dead
Anchorage officials report 21 confirmed dead 83 missing or presumed dead after Friday quake and tidal waves. Governor Egan uploads a $350 million damage estimate. Cities including Kodiak Valdez Seward and Whittier face heavy losses with widespread industry ruin and ongoing casualty tallies.
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Anchorage
Alaska
William A. Egan
Kodiak
Valdez
Seward
Whittier
Cordova
Bruce Woodford
Egan
Beirut water shortage eases by 2005 plan
Residents of Beirut are told they can have all the water they want if they wait until 2005 as the Water Authority reports expansion plans for the city’s water system will be complete by then. Authorities blame the shortage on lack of rainfall while housewives face taps with no water in summer.
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Lebanon
The
Water Authority
Co-Ops
Farm Materials Handling Clinic Set April 8 9
A Farm Materials Handling Field Day will be held at Platte County Agricultural Park in Columbus on April 8 and 9. The event features over 150 pieces of equipment from 35 manufacturers and distributors with demonstrations of hog feeding systems forage transport dairy and processing gear automatic control systems and material handling tools. Sponsors include the Columbus Chamber of Commerce Successful Farming magazine Nebraska Inter-Industry Electric Council and the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture.
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Platte County
Columbus
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Successful Farming Magazine
Nebraska Inter-Industry Electric Council
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
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