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INIKI Info from Oahu

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From: LJ03933
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 1992 16:21
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Received a video tape of Oahu local tv news from 9/12 and 9/13
(the first 2 days after Hurricane Iniki hit) from my Mom on Oahu
(in Kailua, little damage there). Tried to pick out as many names
and locations as I could. Still have not heard from my own friends
in Kalaheo and Waimea on Kauai, not much info on those areas yet.
                                                 -Tamara-
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OAHU:
Louise Simrell - Makaha - Makau St. - She and family ok - "lost
  everything" (home gone) - "10' sea wall was no protection"
Kaipo Corman (sp?) - Kaneohe - 47-578C Keaahala St. - 16 yr old -
  died - candle set curtain on fire
Mike Mixell - Makaha - rebuilding home
Makaha Shores Condos - waves pounded thru 1st floor
Alvin Kim - Pokai Bay - home gone
Tamura Market - owner Herbert Tamura - stayed open as long as he
  could on generator power - Waianae
Cash Donation addresses - Salvation Army, Hurricane Iniki, PO Box 620,
  Honolulu, HI, 96809, and Disaster Relief Fund, American Red Cross,
  4155 Diamond Head Rd, Honolulu, HI, 96816
Kim Paul - Nanakuli - "could have been worse, house ok"
Mary Ann Davis - Waianae - carport gone - house ok
Zeb Jones - Waianae - recently built greenhouse destroyed
Bernie Hiwauli - Waianae - Garage gone, heavy damage to home
Approx. 15-20 homes heavy damage to destroyed on Oahu - Maili, Nanakuli
  Waianae and some damage in Waimanalo

KAUAI:
Princeville Airport - 4 copters destroyed in hanger - 1 ok
  tied down outside
Princeville Resort Cliffside Dwellings - no roofs
Lihue Airport - small planes flipped over - passenger terminal ok -
  back up generator problems
Nawiliwili - wharehouses, homes heavy damage - boats, heavy damage -
  many boats destroyed
South Coast - heavily damaged
Boat stranded at Barking Sands - Molani II - Coast Guard rescued
  the 2 people
KGMB Ch 9 "South Shore appears hardest hit" (Poipu, Lawai, Kalaheo)
Dave Parker - Poipu - house gone
Jim Wheatley - Poipu - house gone ("flipped over")
Yachiyo Nakamatsu - Lawai - home severely damaged
Roy Strom - Kapahi - home gone
Ernest Johnston - Lihue - home heavily damaged
Kapaa Elementary - "flattened" - Frances Yokata (teacher) ok
Kathy Watkins - Kapaa - ok
Claire Morris-Dobie - Kauai Electric - "30 days or more for all
  utilities to restored to all the people"
KGMB Sandra Sagisi (sp?) (reporter) - her mom and grandmother on Kauai
  are ok
Hanapepe/Port Allen devasted
Celestin Tabalno and 2 grandchildren (ages 3 & 7 months) - house gone
66' vessel "Half Moon Bay" sank - 1 person rescued - 2 missing
-10,000 homes destroyed
-30% utility poles down
-Macadamia orchards destroyed
-Sugar cane fields shredded or flattened
-most hotels damaged
Mitsuo Yamamoto - Lihue - roof gone - damage severe
Violet Bucao - Hanamaulu - roof gone
Hanamaulu Camp - homes torn/twisted or completely blown off foundation
Eileen Costa Brum - Hanamaulu - home gone (daughter's home gone also)
Rod and Linda Moore - Village Pokai Bay - lost approx. 1/3 of roof -
  home was less than 1 yr old
Kareem Abdul-Jabar - Northshore homeowner - lost approx 6sq. ft shingles
  else ok
Going to help: Arizona Utilities Crew
               Crew Chief Elmer Bone
               Crew member Jim Avery
               to be joined by Citizens Utilities of Vermont

               King County Disaster Team, Washington
               45 people and thousands in medical supplies

               Conklin Wright and 1 other from Kailua, Oahu
               joined 28 others from the Fire Department to
               assist on Kauai.

               Bubba's Burgers and Michele's Bakery on Kauai
               cooked up all their food and gave it away.

BIG ISLAND:
Kona area homes damaged - 2 destroyed

MAUAI:
42' trimaran in route from California to Mauai overdue
Lahaina - boats breaking loose from moorings - shore roads blocked
Kihei Rd blocked
People out surfing the high waves

FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS in effect for most of the Hawaiin islands as of 9/16
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Subject: INIKI Info from Oahu
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