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500-pound rock slams bus Nine hurt en route to casinos Article 1 of 2 found    Kieran Nicholson and George Mathews The Denver Post May 26, 1996; Page A-01 Section: News Article ID: DNVR638942 -- 821 words JEFFERSON COUNTY - A 500-pound boulder smashed through the roof of a casino bus on U.S. 6 in Clear Creek Canyon yesterday, injuring nine people, at least two of them seriously. The People's Choice bus was heading westbound to Black Hawk about 5:40 p.m. in an area of steep canyon walls about 1 mile west of Tunnel No. 1 when the rock came crashing down, said Scott Nathlich of the Colorado State Patrol. The slab-shaped boulder, estimated by Nathlich to be the diameter of a bus tire and Click for complete article ($2.95)

500-pound rock slams bus Nine hurt en route to casinos Article 2 of 2 found    Kieran Nicholson and George Mathews The Denver Post May 26, 1996; Page A-01 Section: 1A SECTION Article ID: 638942 -- 837 words JEFFERSON COUNTY - A 500-pound boulder smashed through the roof of a casino bus on U.S. 6 in Clear Creek Canyon yesterday, injuring nine people, at least two of them seriously. The People's Choice bus was heading westbound to Black Hawk about 5:40 p.m. in an area of steep canyon walls about 1 mile west of Tunnel No. 1 when the rock came crashing down, said Scott Nathlich of the Colorado State Patrol. The slab-shaped boulder, estimated by Nathlich to be the diameter of a bus Click for complete article ($2.95)

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