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	Hawaii State Atualização assim que ocorre ⋅ 18 de janeiro de 2018
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	The Latest: Hawaii's call to FEMA lasted just 1 minute The Republic Hawaii Emergency Management Agency spokesman Lt. Col. Charles Anthony says that call lasted approximately one minute. In the end, it took nearly 40 minutes after the first alert was sent for the state to send another mobile alert saying that there was no missile headed to Hawaii. A missile launched ... Hawaii had authority to undo missile alert, FEMA says - Press Herald Massachusetts official: Hawaii mistake can't happen here - Woburn Daily Times Hey, Texplainer: Could Texans receive a false alarm about a nuclear missile launch? - Texas Tribune Cobertura completa Sinalizar como irrelevante
	After Hawaii false alarm, what is the federal government's responsibility in nuclear attack alerts? PBS NewsHour The astonishing error and dismal response has prompted both state and federal investigations and left one of the state's U.S. senators wondering aloud if top brass at the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency should be replaced. "I think (Gov.) David Ige has a tough decision in front of him, and it's his ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	The Anti-Trump Wave May Position Hawaii to Lead Way on Work-Family Policies Slate Magazine Hawaii state Sen. Jill Tokuda, who supports paid family leave and who brought her newborn to work at the state Legislature on a daily basis in 2010, believes that Trump's policies may accelerate positive change in Hawaii, since there has been a "groundswell of advocacy and activism" since his election ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Counties push for bigger TAT share again West Hawaii Today HILO — On the heels of a tumultuous summer special session that raised the transient accommodations tax by 1 percent, the state's local governments and Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim are pushing for a bigger slice of the pie. The Hawaii State Association of Counties, comprising county council ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Missile alert prompts Bishop Silva to give general absolution to deacon group Hawaii Catholic Herald Bishop Silva was in his residence at St. Stephen Diocesan Center in Kaneohe at 8:07 a.m. when the Hawaii Emergency Management Center sent this message to cell phones across the state: "BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII. SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.". Sinalizar como irrelevante

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