Volcano erupts
A skm volcanic eruption in north-east Iceland sent streams of lava over the hills, at first threatening the power station. Onlookers said the long rift opened like a gigantic zipper in ab ut 10 minutes. Geologists gave five hours warning of the eruption, the fourth and largest in the area since 1975. One lava stream at first headed for the geothermal power station but stopped. — Reykjavik.
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Press, 10 September 1984, Page 14
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