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A4 luenlay, April 1992 The Honolulu Advertiser ISLAND EDITION Four die after Big Isle crashes THE ess kJ f2a WEATHER TODAY TONIGHT TOMORROW NEIGHBOR ISLAND NEWS By Hugh Clark Advertiser Big Inland Bureau HILO, Hawaii Four people died over the weekend after' Big Island traffic accidents, po-( lice reported yesterday. Dead arc: Kate Stroma, 72, of who died at 9:45 p.m. Sunday at Hilo Hospital, two hours af-, tcr the car she was riding in struck an abutment at the intersection of Rainbow Drive and Waianucnuc Avenue. Police said Shiroma was a passenger in a car driven by her husband. Charles Shiroma, 71, who was listed in, critical condition at Hilo Hospital yesterday.

Clayton Cole, 43. of Honau-nau, South Kona, who died at Wednesday. Police said his' name was withheld because of problems notifying his family. Jimmy R. Smith, 57, of Honolulu, was killed in a motorcycle crash Saturday morning near the South Konala police station; The four fatalities raised the year's traffic toll to 10 two fewer than the 12 who had died through April 20 of 1991.

Also, yesterday, police In Kona revealed that William Willie" Y.K. Lai. 40. of Walkoloa, was the victim of an April 10 crash. His Volkswagen van went out of control at 11:35 p.m.

near Puuanahulu and burst into flames after striking an electric pole. Kona Hospital on Sunday afternoon after he lost control of his motorcycle. Cole was riding on Palanl Road near Kailua-Kona when' he tried to pass a car, ran off the road and hit a rock wall. A 35-year-old Hilo man who died at The Queen's Medical Center in Honolulu on Sat-, urday night from injuries suffered in a two-car collision on Kilauca Avenue extension last POLICE BEAT Lava-sparked fire burns ohia forest VOLCANO, Hawaii A fire started by a lava flow from Kilauca Volcano'! eruption burned more than 100 acres of native ohia and fern forest on the. mid-level slopes of Hawaii Vol-; canoes National Park.

Twenty-two national park -firefighters, assisted by three rented helicopters, controlled the blaze at the 2300-foot elevation on the western side of Pu'u 'O'o vent The fire started Thursday and burned out of control Saturday and Sunday. Park spokeswoman Mardie Lane said a dozen firefighters' remained at the scene yesterday to ensure the fire does not break out of control. The eruption itself continued without interruption over the weekend. Pistol threat alleged LIHUE, Kauai A 19-year-old Kalaheo man was arrested on four counts of terroristic threatening Sunday after police received a report he threatened several people at Poipu Beach Park with a pistol. Eugene Alop was in jail on $4,000 bail.

Police said Alop left the beach park after an argument, and returned with a pistol, with which, they said, he threatened two adult and two Juvenile males. Police arrested Alop at the park. Makawao's Makani landfill to close May 1 Photo courtesy NOAA-NESOIS The trade winds (arrows) have weakened and turned to the east. Winds will become light and variable tonight. The low pressure center (L) far northwest of the state is moving southeast toward the Islands and may bring April showers tomorrow and Thursday The thin veil of high, clouds is expected to remain today.

ISLAND SKIES Sunne: 6 07 am St lUpm Moontt 9 42 am Ri: 1 1 29 pm Moon Phasj hut. Apr 24. new. May 1. Via 09 tuK.

May 16 Sou'ce B'Shop Museum $1,000. The Makani landfill already is closed to commercial trash collectors. But roughly 30 tons of waste is still entering the landfill every day, county solid waste administrator Brian Hashiro said. Most of it appears to be "green waste," yard cuttings from people who live in the primarily agricultural region, he said. But there are a number of people still dumping household trash, he said.

It costs $3 a month for county trash pickups, and Hashiro said it would make more sense for most homeowners to pay the fee rather than drive to Puunene. The worst scenario would be for homeowners to begin dumping in vacant lots and gulches. "We'll be keeping an eye out for those violations," he said. "But it's up to the people who live in the area, if they see something they don't like, to report it." By Edwin Tanji Advertiser Maui County Bureau WA1LUKU, Maui With the Makani landfill in Makawao set to' close on May 1, Maui County officials are urging Upcountry residents to sign up for county refuse pickup. Residents accustomed to taking their trash to the landfill are also being reminded that they must cover Iheir loads, to prevent spilling.

When the Makani landfill closes, trash must be taken to the Puunenc landfill, roughly 15 miles from Makawao along a windy stretch of the Haleakala Highway. Wind-blown trash can be a hazard to traffic as well as a violation of anti-litter laws. The law against spilling loads carries heavy penalties. For the first offense, there is a mandatory fine of $250 to $500; for a second offense, the fine ranges from $500 to $750; for a third offense, the fine ranges from $750 to ISLAND-FORECASTS nmj i vifni btc Honolulu: Sunny morning: Cloudy with showers afternoon. High mid ECs Clearing tonight.

winds 5-15 mph becoming light and van-able tonight. HilO: Sunny a m. C'CjCS, m. showers Kona: Sunny a nv OouCy p.m. Maui: Sunny a m.

Ctouflyp ip Kauai: Sunny a TV CiOudy with snowe's. OahuSurf North shore: 2-4 feet South shore: 1-3 feet. ft 0 6 cp 0 ci) ft tn qi ISLAND TIDES Honolulu Hgh HI Lew lo Tune HI Tune Ht 21 66am 0 4 2 40am. 02 ky 74jm 1 7 11 48 am 00 22 04 351 am. 02 8 42pm 1 6 12 33 Dm 02 9 0 4 4 63 a m.

0 2 9 41 pm IS 1 39 pm. 03 Elsewhere hoooWu Met at a bant, add or uran tr jfs pe'ow or muiticnv it rg'M is preceded 6y an asteni C) Time Height High Low High Low Oahu: fawa .1 04 -2 08 '0 84 0 84 Haraua -101 -048 -01 0 0 Ka'or .1 48 -1 21 04 .02 Vifirs .018 -016 00 00 Aa.maraK) -1 17 -1 12 0 92 "0 92 Maut: Mara -1 15 -1 26 .06 00 naruiui -1 63 -1 42 .05 .02 tar-sa -0 37 -0 43 .03 .0 1 Maawl -0 03 -0 25 .0 4 0 0 Kauai: Karatei -1 30 -1 50 0 1 0 0 Na. -0 34 -0 29 .0 1 00 Pi A 0 38 -0 25 "0 92 "0 92 B'g Itujnd. rwo -1 01 -0 56 05 01 Hoi-uaoo -019 .0 8 01 Ka. -0 28 -0 25 -02 00 Kawathae 06 -0 06 0 1 0 0 Keiikenua 0 18 -0 15 .02 00 Haoiaiianai 0 07 0 11 .0 2 00 Lanar Kaumaiapau 0 00 0 00 0 3 0 0 ABOUT.

YESTERDAY At Honolulu Airport Temperatures 86' tow 70 Apr Norm 83 59 Apr. 20 records High 19851 Low 60 09631 Rainfall 24 Hours to 8 0 01 2p 59a Ra'n Apr 0 1 Norn 109 Ram this year 2 61 Norm 1 1 03 Around the state 24-ht. Ram 007 I8'0 race 005 Low High .72 61 65 67 72 82 65 bi Kaneohe Oahu KahuM Waui Lif-ue Kaua1 Hi Hawaii Kircat eaf-r Service or Hew-. C- Hsa.a- a-e-s MAREPSmanr cewvaw ii.76i -v r- -if I i "i I t- 'l' ON THE MAINLAND FORECAST for 6 p.m. (Noon, Hawaii time) FRONTS.

COLO SUfaCMRV P'sssure vST-awi Srs ofn Ham fluffs Sno ice Sunny Pt. ClooOy Cloudy YESTERDAY'S WEATHER: Thunderstorms and tornadoes battered parts of the South, and rain also extended northward across the Plains and Mississippi, with snow blowing across the Dakotas. Rain also was scattered over the East. Southwestern Mississippi was hit hardest, with tornadoes touching down in seven places in Pike County; at least four people were injured. Thunderstorms also developed over southeastern Louisiana and western Alabama as a cold front crossed the lower Mississippi Valley.

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