Seventeen Miners Rescued From Deep New York Salt Mine
Seventeen workers aged 20 to 40 were pulled from the 2300 foot Cayuga Salt Mine near Lansing after a 10 hour entrapment when an elevator failed. Rescue crews hoisted eight by 8:30 am and finished the last two moments later. The mine, owned by Cargill, is a major regional salt producer with about 2 million tons annual output. Investigations into the elevator malfunction will continue with mine safety inspectors.
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Lansing
N.Y
Cayuga
Empire State
Mark Klein
Cargill Inc
Shawn Wilczynski
Wilczynski
Syracuse
Klein
Cargill
U.S
Auburn
State Department Environmental Conservation
Upstate
New York
Finger Lakes
Salina
American Rock Salt
Rochester
Louisiana
Texas
U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration
Cheers for sheriff as crowd tells armed group to go home
In Burns Oregon a packed meeting erupted when Harney County Sheriff David Ward urged the approximately two dozen occupiers at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge to pick up and go home. He asked residents to unite peacefully while tensions over federal land seizure persist amid a long running public lands dispute.
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Sheriff
Burns, Ore
Oregon
Harney County
David Ward
Ward
Ammon Bundy
Bundy
Merlin Rupp
Ammon
Snowy Bird Sanctuary
Burns Paiute
Charlotte Rodrique
Rodrique
West
Nevada
Utah
Congressional Research Service
U.S
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