University Daily Kansan
Monday, November 6, 1978
Head-on collision on I-70 kills 6
A head-on collision killed six persons yesterday morning about four miles east of the airport in New York.
Turnipke authorities said an eastbound pickup crossed the center median and collided with a westbound automobile that was towing another car.
The gas tank of the automobile was ruptured by the car it was towing and all of its contents were displaced.
Killed in the crash were the pickup driver, Richard Jones, 19, of Topeka, and five members of the family in the automobile: Terraesa Brinston, 20, of Westminster, Colo.; Ella Bettie, 18, of Andale Betty; Zaccarias Griffin, 22, and Jebi Berk, 39, of All Commerce City, Calo.
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The patrolman, Larry Foster, arrived at the scene moments after the crash and broke a car window with his fire extinguisher to release the boy.
THE ONLY SURVIVOR of the accuse,
lysses Brinston, 5, was pulled from the
bay while Robert C. Lilly was on the
ship.
Ulysses, son of Terresa Brinston, is listed in fairly good condition in the intensive care unit of Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He suffered burns on his legs.
Sonja Betta was the mother of Terresa
Andre Betta and Andre Betta and
grandmother of Ulysses.
Foster cried as he told of watching the family burn to death, trapped in the car,
"THE LITTLE BOY WAS looking out the window, crying, screaming for help. I grabbed hold of him and pulled him out of there. But I couldn't help the others. They were screaming, but I just couldn't help them."
Duane Richardson, 21, of Kansas City, Kans., who was driving behind the pickup at the time of the crash, said, "It looks to me like the driver dozed off."
"All of a sudden there was a lot of people, there. They broke the window and it seemed like somebody just pushed the little boy out. The door open because it was just smashed."
The family was on its way home from the funeral of a relative in Mississippi.
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