Coal disaster 50 years later: WVa creek teeming with fish
Fifty years ago in West Virginia, the collapse of a coal-waste impoundment unleashed a torrent of black water into a narrow valley
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Fifty years ago in West Virginia, the collapse of a coal-waste impoundment unleashed a torrent of black water into a narrow valley
MAN, W.Va. — The day before the disaster hit, Perry Harvey went fishing on Buffalo Creek for one reason.
The collapse of a coal-waste impoundment unleashed a torrent of black water into a narrow valley; 125 people died.
MAN, W.Va. (AP) — The day before the disaster hit, Perry Harvey went fishing on Buffalo...
MAN, W.Va. (AP) — The day before the disaster hit, Perry Harvey went fishing on Buffalo...