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LPEQ
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LPEQLoma Prieta Earthquake (California)
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The Earthquake Series The world premiere of Jon Leonoudkis' documentary about the 1989 World Series interrupted by the Loma Prieta earthquake, 7 p.
TODAY'S ROUNDUP by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
During testing on a massive shake table, the system survived simulated earthquakes in excess of magnitude 7, bigger than either the 1994 Northridge earthquake or the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in California.
Engineers design buildings that can stand plumb after violent quakes by Asian News International
GAO reviewed five catastrophic disasters--the Loma Prieta earthquake (California, 1989), Hurricane Andrew (Florida, 1992), the Northridge earthquake (California, 1994), the Kobe earthquake (Japan, 1995), and the Grand Forks/Red River flood (North Dakota and Minnesota, 1997)--to identify recovery lessons.
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