... GREAT PiIT DISASTERS Great Pit Disasters: Great Britain 1700 to the Present Day (11 January, £3-25). Here is the gruesome but facl-facked story of the greatest coalmining disasters, a book in everlv way as gripping as L T C Rolt’s famous Red ...

... courage, slow marched in front of the 19 coffins. - The pit will not work today. A further mass burial will be held this morning. Women stood in front of houses with dawn blinds and wipect eyes red I,;.th weeptng Men, many wearing the tradi• tnnal pitmen's ...

... ia's worst pit disaster for 20 years, happened late on Wednesday. The reason for the blast was still a mystery yesterday. It was not known whether the survivors had been injured. Girl Reds Moslem extremists and IP SADAT: Hitting his Moslem Egypt's Coptic ...

... anion IA with ilia %Meld scoring Division. Cam Piseibsit imagers. Two pit by ail tune gods sad Steve alter ley missed moral dunces Paid Creighton and others A goal by Coln Wilcox red B- apical lilonss Hanna Ran- Wayne Meddle, Coll Meek an own noel saw ...

... MIRROR VERDICT: Big Benn strikes again . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking down on misery THERE is a disaster * at the pit in THE STARS LOOK DOWN (I T V, 9.0). And for viewer s, commercials apart, one hour of gloom. Eighty-four men and twenty-one ...

... 26 DAYS DOWN PIT Fifty-two miners ended a 36-day stay-down strike in a Sydney pit yesterday. They came up at nightfall to avoid the sudden glare of sunlight. NOWT 'DIY. IL' VF 29.19.c2—PAGE 5 PACE 6-THE PEOPLE. SUNDAY. 29. 7452 LONSDALE'S SHE WAS FETED ...

... Disaster—at the 'third man' I: relsonelle Aug.hen Stalag 3 Ili, stip 7 . ; . • Xf..“ 1..40:11tt teen it straight and level, I said. I gave him the shovel. Rut I've never been in a tunnel before I don't know anything about It. Tory and I looked ...

... Luisenthal pit disaster is at least 192. Tappings which had been heard I,Booft. down in the blast-torn pit stopped early in the evening. Yet, with hope gone, rescue teams were still working away at midnight. They brought up only bodies. Hanratty: I have to hope ...

... of this disaster hits home. Jenny Carmichael was a bubbly young barmaid about to get married and start an exciting new life in Scotland. Simon Wood was a caring charity worker who had campaigned for rail safety. Can you think of two people less deserving ...

... Exploring that strangely evocative countryside of slag heaps, tall pit chimneys and mixed oakwoods, I used to marvel at the abundance of the small birds, despite a large boy population, who, to judge from a regularly robbed sample census, regularly robbed ...

... e - Cops sure to see red over Blac and Blue • , a ß fl l d :l N lle G lV T ilr win film few fans Black TENSION: Sicknote (Richard Walsh) at a fairground disaster among Britain's bobbies as ti it paints a shocking picture off with the Blue 'Watch By ...

... 1986 REVIEWS i— CINEMAS THE MONEY PIT (PG) THIS latest Steven Spielberg presentation is about a young couple who fall into debt after buying a dream house that's falling apart Tom Hanks and Shelley Long (above) play the leads BRENTFORD Watermans Arts ...