Two Arkansans Die in Kentucky Bus Crash
In Kentucky a bus carrying Arkansans crashed killing two from Forrest City and Warren. Victims include William McAutey 34 of Forrest City and Averis Aver, husband and father, with company officials Ian McAuley president and Warren secretary. The Piper Apache chartered bus owned by Muttal OW and Crs Crs Co faced a fatal impact near Green County north east of Bowling Green. Rescue teams recovered bodies from wreckage as investigators assess cause and ownership details.
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