European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 22, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stripes o revamped Csc s big problem depressed Dollar Page 2 d mrs. Reagan recovering quickly Page 5 n cardinals win series game 3 sports Page 21 the stars and filpes Aulffo Dizeo i publication for vol. 46, no. 187 thursday october 22, 1987 of to Fai Teet Ltd Smojo d 8693 a smoke and names Csur from the Indianapolis hold when an air Force a7-d Jet crashed and exploded. 9 killed Asaf Jet plows into hotel Indianapolis a an air Force Jet lost Power Short of a runway at Indianapolis International Airport on tuesday clipped a Bank building and exploded in a fireball into a crowded seven Story hotel killing Al least nine people. The dead were found in the lobby and first floor meeting rooms of the ramada inn Airport hotel where the a7-d Corsair came to rest. The Accident occurred at 9 13 . And firefighter some of whom saw the crash were on the scene within two minutes. The Pilot identified As maj. Bruce l. Teagarden 35.of Las vegas nov ejected at about boo feet. Mayor William Hudnul said at a news conference Teagarden was treated and released at methodist Hospital. The Only thing i saw was devastation said a witness John mender. It anyone was in the lobby area they arc gone. It was like a napalm bomb. The heal the flames. I collapsed the whole front of the fire capt. Gary Campbell said the bodies were charred beyond recognition. Four of the victims were identified tuesday night by Marion county Coroner Dennis Nicholas As Beth l. Goldberg 30 Brenda j. Henry 26 and Emma j. Brow tee 37. All of Indiana Polis and Allen Manor 18, of Amo. All were ramada inn other victims two men and three women have not been positively identified Nicholas records have been requested. Authorities conducted a room to room search for see Jet on Page 28 Iran vows vengeance for attack Manama Bahrain a Iran will strik Eback and make inc , regret the Navy Shil Ling thai destroyed in front 141.475 us Mon Day and to lsi25 West German Tufts from 1.7721 late monday. Gold prices lost about $32.50 an ounce after gaining monday to their highest Point in More than four years
