worst flood of than nore injured meally said yester was SuoUlIes province delivered by No Comment at tne e 10 ee Friday the dead, hotel in Kansas an when two crowded mait 12-month-old building he ?l0w. AT LEAST 111 people died on rubble-strewn dance floor at the Hyatt Regency City, Missouri, balconies in DIUKe away and crashed onto the guests hotel City Regency, sh bodies, dragged from the were laid out among million ide flower The 111 die in US hotel cular walkways, built along the west wall of the lobby.
The ballroom, the size of a football pitch, was the pride of the Hyatt chain, which is renowned for its adventurous, imaginative architecture. The Kansa: 40 stories high, , was opened in 1980, at a cost of $50 balconies, though quite hurt. One of the sound technicistanding on " It started ans, walkway, said: someone stepping on a hardwood floor-a creak—-then the thing came down like a deck ot woman, Betty Nelson, had been trapped for 40 minutes wreckage, recalled: old lady formity poity."" port Adop phrase, "a b which charge."
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