Mayfield May Get Relief in Rail Car Problem
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Hashmel Turner said chlorine, hydroxide ammonia and sulfuric acid were stored in some of the rail cars to be transported to Jones Chemicals in Milford. Turner used to work for the chemical company and said he noticed that the warning placards looked …
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February 21, 2012
Relief in Rail Car Problem
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