Rescue Crews Head to Possible Crash Site of Indonesian Plane

Search and rescue crews are headed to the site on a remote mountain where an Indonesian passenger plane crashed Sunday while flying through bad weather. A search plane spotted debris from the crash of Trigana Air Flight 267 in the eastern province of Papua early Monday. The ATR 42-300 twin turboprop disappeared from radar screens shortly before it was to land in Oksibil, about a 50-minute flight from Jayapura. The plane carried 54 passengers and crew, including five children, as...

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