Train Derailment Spurs Push for Crash Prevention Tech
Investigators reveal a New York City commuter train hit 82 mph in a 30 mph curve and derailed near Yonkers, killing four and injuring more than 60. Safety officials urge positive train control to prevent future crashes amid questions of human error versus mechanical issues.
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Worker presumed dead after silo collapse in Roy WA
A Wilcox Farms feed mill silo collapsed in Roy Washington area Monday afternoon, trapping a maintenance worker in his 50s. Another worker and two office staff escaped as two more silos were damaged and at risk of spilling grain. Fire officials planned to secure the site before body recovery. Wilcox Farms supplies eggs in the Northwest.
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