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THE
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are
HAGATNA, Guam (AP) — A day after Guam was raked by a
severe typhoon with wind gusts estimated at more than ISO mph.
President Bush declared the U.S. territory a federal disaster area.
“The president’s swift response provides the resources to help
meet immediate emergency needs as we begin the process tor deter
mining further recovery requirements," Joe M. Allbaugh. director of
the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said in a statement
issued in Washington.
No deaths were reported, but the entire island was without elec
tricity, and water and sewer systems aren't expected to be fully oper
ational for several weeks. Gov. Carl Gutierrez said Monday.
“There is no doubt that the impact of this latest storm w ill be dev
astating,” Gutierrez said in a letter asking Bush for the disaster dec
laration.
Typhoon Porigsona hit Guam on Sunday, covering the islands for
hours. The sustained wind speed estimated at 150 mph around the
eye of the storm gave Pongsona “supertyphoon’' status. The storm
blasted some spots with gusts up to 184 mph. officials said.
Extensive structural damage was reported across the island, but it
will be some time before the full extent is known, officials said.
Some walls collapsed at Guam Memorial Hospital, the island’s
only civilian hospital, forcing the closure of the pediatrics ward and
the intensive care, respiratory and medical telemetry units, hospital
administrator David Shimizu said.
Public schools, some of which were turned into shelters to house
more than 2.000, people remained closed.
The governor called on National Guard troops to clear roadways
and help fire personnel tend to stranded residents, said Joe Javellana.
the Civil Defense Agency’s acting administrator.
Guam struck by storm
Typhoon Pongsona knocked out Position 19 i n 144,;
power and disrupted water and Sustained wmdvij?
sewage systems in Guam on Sunday. Movement NNE14^
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Typhoon Pongsona
of mftwu-
. University of H^:.
Although most phone serve was knocked
were some calls reporting injuries, he said.
Barrigada resident Jackie Cabreras said I
its roof and his mother-in-law’s house also l<
“They ran over here during the typhoon." sh
were running here, the wind was pushing agaii
brother had to go out to the porch to pull them i
A wind speed of 1 17 mph was clocked b
t bv the
mi. th<
r brother
t part of
»he said,
the
it
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the roc
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house
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Weather Service’s wind sensor failed, along wiih its radar
The stomi also left more than 300 people homelessmk
and Rota in the neighboring Northern Mariana Islands.wtiiki
aging crops on Rota and Tinian, said officials in the U.S.cons
wealth. No major injuries were reported.
Near midday Monday, the storm was located 195 miles59;
northwest of Guam and 165 miles west-nonhwestofSaipai
mg away from the islands to the north-northwest at 13miles;
said Air Force Capt. Robert Leejoice of the Joint Typhoon\
Center in Honolulu.
Guam is located west of the international date line.aboi
miles southwest of Hawaii.
The storm’s eye crossed the northern end of Guam,
entire island was hit by at least part of the storms’eye wall
contains the strongest wind
Trainee charged in slaying of Ohio priest
CLEVELAND (AP) — Am
an t
raining
w
<TS
set,
, the cot
rom
L*r said.
His
body wa
s T
to be a Franciscan brother wj
rharged
fo
1 in
side
his
fini
t-floor ol
ffice.
age
Monday in the slaying of a Rom;
Em C
atholic
M
ont
tery
had
1 spoken
with
i televisioi
i in H
priest who was shot to death i
ind
burned
re
por
ten
, Sa
turd;
ay
as authc
inTie
s remove*
J Histi
beyond recognition in a rectory
fire.
police
G
s’ b
odv
fron
t St
. Stanisl
officials said.
“T
Tie
flan
aes wer
e that hi
gh. i
could no
t was
pr
Daniel Montgomery. 37. had
beet
i train-
cii
,’’ Mi
gomery.
who
was com
Aqu
inas
ing to be an assistant at the pru
JSt’s
parish
fo
rtin
'8 P
hiom
outside.
told
the media
P
hut not to conduct religious rik
rs. 1
ie was
“I
cot
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n't h
lim
, he was
prot
>ably over
* past*
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charged with murder and arson. P
olio
s Chief
CO
>me
by
the
flam
by the tii
me I
got there.'
the
Edward Lohn said.
Er
anc
isca
n sp
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sman N<
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he Ian sail
J tate i
the i
Investigators have not given a
mol
live for
M
ont
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nery
had
1 be
en an as
sista
nt with St
C
ity <
the killing of the Rev. William Gul
•is, (
>8. pas-
St
ani;
slat
is sii
nee the
summer.
ber c
>f St
tor of St. Stanislaus Church for ni
ears.
“F
Ie \
vas i
doin;
g a
variety <
of ta?
iks — ele
ing *'
'inc<
The Rev. Thomas Luczak. an o
ffici
al with
m<
enu
try.
fun
idam
ent
ai tasks
— f
muse keep
“1
hie 1
the Franciscan order, said Montg
ome
ry was
in;
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o 1
lelpi
mg i
out
at the
pari*
»h house,’
about oil
told the day before Thanksgivin
g tf
tat he
W
he!
an :
said
was being terminated. He did not
elat
xirate.
Mi
ont
gomery
w
as to
be
arraignec
1 ing a
i hoi
Gulas was shot once in the
che
st and
T uesc
lay.
it i
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In't
immedi
lately
’ be deter
mine
l of
struck on the head Saturday befi
>re t
he fire
mi
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1 if
he 1
tad c
>bta
lined an
anon
ney.
life.’
he
caused an estimated Sx
the church, which wasded
id is on the National Re®
ime t(
St. Stanislaus in W.’
)usly pastor of St. TU
ish in Saginaw. Mich.
iers said Gulas was a k?
led a recent campaign to:
rch and was helping torelt
jential neighborhood.
Councilman Edward Rybka.®
Stanislaus Church, calledtify
inprehensible. ’
, as a good, holy person who®;
er people and tor him tobeo-
re
1 incident use uiaiaia"«vr“'
iv time of the yeardemonstraif ••
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