Grain elevator blast declared accidental in Galveston
Fire officials say the Galveston grain elevator explosion was definitely accidental with two possible causes under review. A spark from a railroad engine or a top elevator switch are considered potential ignition sources as searchers look for three missing workers amid rubble. A crew of 32 and eight federal inspectors were on site when the blast hit the Farmer's E Co. facility.
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Skier Survives Four Days Lost in High Sierra Blizzard
Eric Schine, 26, a San Francisco bank employee, wandered four days in the High Sierra while alone on a Christmas ski tour from Squaw Valley toward Picayune Valley. He survived by sleeping in snow caves and eating leaves and acorns, finally hearing rescuers and being saved as he searched for landmarks amid hallucinations.
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