NTSB probes fatal Trailways bus crash near Livingston
An eight member NTSB task force arrived to determine cause after a Trailways bus rear ended a truck, plunged into Milton Creek, killing six and injuring six. Speed suspected. driver Ed Perry among those rescued, two pinned for 90 minutes. Several victims airlifted to Houston hospitals. conditions varied from serious to satisfactory.
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Bus wreck in Texas kills mother. boy survives
Nine year old Gilbert Gonzalez slept beside his mother on a bus bound for Houston when it toppled into a muddy creek bed after a collision with a truck. Six killed including Elizabeth B. Gonzalez, 39, of Zavalla, and six others injured. Gilbert survived with facial injuries and a swollen lip, saying he waited for help as his mother lay unresponsive. The crash occurred near Livingston just after 5:30 a.m. CST and authorities moved to treat the victims and reunite families.
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Sharon Faircloth
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Mistrial Declared In Rely Tampon Suit After Attorney Hospitalized
U S District Judge David O Belew ordered a mistrial in the Procter & Gamble Rely tampon case after plaintiff Tammy Wallace lawyer Mike Liles was hospitalized following heart problems. Wallace seeks 2 million in actual damages with unspecified punitive damages for toxic shock syndrome allegedly linked to Rely in 1979. This was the fourth toxic shock suit against P G and Rely, and new research on bacterial growth was introduced in court.
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Perot cites image problem for Texas vocational educators
DALLAS AP Vocational educators face a serious image problem that could hinder efforts to boost funding for Texas vocational education programs. H Ross Perot, chairman of the Select Committee on Public Education, told about 100 teachers, counselors and administrators there that criticisms heard in hearings show a belief they have special rules and light workloads in some districts.
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