Blast at Train Derailment Site Causes No Injuries
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CRAIGSVILLE, Pa. — Fifteen officials and firefighters monitoring a derailment narrowly escaped injury when two tankers carrying crude oil exploded, authorities said. The explosion Monday night came a day after 29 cars of a 97-car Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad freight train plunged into a ravine along Buffalo Creek.
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