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Sunday, March 21, 2010
Dormant volcano erupts 'near' glacier in Iceland
Dormant volcano erupts 'near' glacier in Iceland
Hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in southern Iceland after a volcano dormant for almost 200 years erupted.
The eruptions began shortly before midnight on Saturday near the Eyjafjallajoekull glacier, triggering fears of flooding when several craters along a popular rift began spewing lava and smoke.
Some 450 people have so far been evacuated from an area southeast the capital, Reykjavik, and the country's aviation authority canceled all domestic flights and discouraged other aircraft from flying close to the area of the volcano.
Authorities initially feared that the eruption was below the 160km glacier, which is the country's fifth largest ice mass and a state of emergency was immediately declared.
Geologists at the University of Iceland, however, told the national broadcaster, RUV, that aerial survey of the area seemed to indicate that the eruption had not occurred below the ice.
The ice-capped volcano last erupted in the 1820s.
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Hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in southern Iceland after a volcano dormant for almost 200 years erupted.
The eruptions began shortly before midnight on Saturday near the Eyjafjallajoekull glacier, triggering fears of flooding when several craters along a popular rift began spewing lava and smoke.
Some 450 people have so far been evacuated from an area southeast the capital, Reykjavik, and the country's aviation authority canceled all domestic flights and discouraged other aircraft from flying close to the area of the volcano.
Authorities initially feared that the eruption was below the 160km glacier, which is the country's fifth largest ice mass and a state of emergency was immediately declared.
Geologists at the University of Iceland, however, told the national broadcaster, RUV, that aerial survey of the area seemed to indicate that the eruption had not occurred below the ice.
The ice-capped volcano last erupted in the 1820s.
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Monday, March 15, 2010
2 die 1 injured in fatal crash
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Jobless rate in Hawaii reaches 43,000
March 4, 2010
More than 15 million people are officially jobless nationally. In Hawaii, the unemployed rose by nearly 5,000 in January alone to reach 43,450.
Darwin Ching, director of the state Labor Department, says past experience indicates that unemployment will rise in Hawaii for about 10 to 18 months after the economy has bottomed out. However, after the national recessions in 1990 and 2001, it took 31 and 46 months before employment rose to its previous national peaks.
While Hawaii continues to cope with the economic abyss, legislators must see clear to prioritize and bolster state agencies assigned with rising caseloads to help individuals and families on unemployment benefits, food stamps, Medicaid and other survival services.
2 die 1 injured in fatal crash
By Glen Wright
March15, 2010
The Honolulu Adviser
The fatal crash occurred in the afternoon of March 14th, 2010 along King street when a blue Toyota Camry ran the light at Isenberg street striking a brown Jeep Wrangler. The unidentified female driver of the Jeep and 1 female passenger were declared dead at the sight of the crash. The male driver of the Camry suffered non-life threatening injuries and taken into police custody and charged with wreckless endangerment and vehicular homicide.
Police do not suspect alcohol was involved. The investigation continues.
Minor traffic accidents also kept Honolulu police busy last week. There were 27 accidents causing damage to cars, including eight hit and runs, while nine people were hurt in vehicle accidents.
Also, four drivers were arrested in the area on charges of drinking and driving.
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