Blasts Kill 11 Coal Miners
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BUDAPEST, Hungary — Eleven people were killed and 28 seriously injured in two explosions at a coal mine near Budapest on Sunday, Hungarian Radio reported. It said 165 men were working when the blasts ripped through the Lencsehegy mine, 20 miles north of the Hungarian capital.
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