Bus Plunge Kills Several Pilgrims in Crete Ravine
A crowded pilgrims bus veered off a road into a ravine in eastern Crete early today. Police reported at least two deaths and dozens injured, including the driver. The vehicle left the roadway as rescuers and regional officials responded to the scene near the Virgin Mary festival route. Immediate figures varied as the injured were rushed to hospitals.
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Dawn, a Category Three hurricane, moves off U S coast
Hurricane Dawn churns near 36.4N 11.5W miles east of Cape Hatteras, moving north-northwest toward New York and New England. Forecasters expect a gradual northward curve and skirting impacts for the Northeastern coast with no landfall immediate.
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Flash floods strand Kansas town as creek bursts banks
A storm dumped five inches of rain on Tonganoxif Kansas early Thursday forcing about 90 residents to higher ground. No injuries were reported as water filled trailers and mud clogged homes for roughly six hours before receding. Undersheriff Don Roberts led evacuees to safety.
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Storm disrupts Italian rail and roads across Italy
A severe storm swept across Haly Rome disrupting international rail traffic from Milan through Switzerland to West Germany for four hours and blocking highways with fallen trees. The lightning damaged electric lines halting fifteen international trains and snarling commuter traffic near Mary's industrial hub.
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Large California Poultry Ranch to be Destroyed Over Disease
Abo tiibion. chickens at a large poultry ranch near Moorpark will be destroyed due to News We disease, the USDA says. Federal reimbursement of 7 million was announced by a USDA spokesman. It marks the largest flock destroyed in Southern California since disease control efforts began in March.
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Slayings at golf course prompt manhunt in U S Virgin Islands
Gunmen attacked the Fountain War Golf Course clubhouse on a rainy night, killing eight and wounding seven. Police recovered wallets and valuables as suspects were seized. two men held for murder while others hunted in the island’s central rain forest with air support from Puerto Rico. Victims include two Miami couples and several club employees. remaining injured listed as Virgin Islanders in serious and stable condition.
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Meat price decline heads August drop
Wholesale food prices eased in August with meat leading the fall, while overall wholesale prices rose 6.2 percent year over year. The fall in meat followed declines in livestock costs and affected poultry and processed meats, as the Cost of Living Council warned supermarkets to pass wholesale declines to retail meat prices.
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Brandt calls for full probe into Israeli team massacre
Chancellor Willy Brandt urged a frank investigation covering all aspects of the Israel Olympic team massacre even if it hurts Germany. He floated a possible presidential inquiry but said a team would lack authority to question witnesses, as in the United States and Britain. Police increased guards on public buildings and diplomatic missions amid fears of Arab reprisals during the Jewish New Year.
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Reagan orders study of state smog chief conflict claim
Governor Reagan ordered an investigation into a possible conflict of interest involving Dr. A. G. Haagen-Smit, head of the State Air Resources Board, and his $5,000 annual consulting contract with the Los Angeles Air Pollution Control District. He instructed Resources Secretary Norman Livermore to review the matter, noting changes in the board's duties last July and declaring no criticism of Haagen-Smit, a highly regarded figure.
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Mysterious Central Valley Vine Wows Homeowner
Fred Finster reports a vine sprouting in his front yard in central California that spread over 250 feet in length and grew almost four feet high. He says it yielded good quality melons all summer, did not affect the lawn or other shrubs, and he hopes it returns next year.
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Bay Area memorials honor slain Israeli athletes
In San Francisco and across the Bay Area more than 1,500 people attended memorial services for the 11 Israeli Olympians killed in Munich. Civic and religious leaders condemned the atrocity as Rabbi Joseph Asher and consul general David Hen Dov urged unity before the Jewish new year. The services included Kaddish and were attended by figures such as Rev. Billy Graham and Mayor Joseph Alioto.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower Tours Constellation in Baltimore Birthday
Julie Nixon Eisenhower tours the Frigate Constellation with Admiral Donald Stewart and Baltimore Mayor William Shaefer. She attends events marking the ship Constellation’s 176th birthday during a Baltimore visit yesterday.
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Guerrilla group cites Baader Meinhof link in German captivity talks
Black September said in a Cairo radio broadcast that its negotiators in Munich sought the release of five Baader Meinhoff women as part of talks with West German authorities. The statement named the five and noted possible Lebanon visits by Baader Meinhoff members earlier this year.
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