Five killed in Illinois tanker truck crash apparently died from ammonia exposure
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5 killed in Illinois truck crash apparently died from ammonia exposure: Coroner
Exposure to anhydrous ammonia apparently caused the deaths of five people when a tanker truck loaded with the hazardous material overturned Friday ...
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5 killed in Illinois truck crash apparently died from ammonia exposure: Coroner
Exposure to anhydrous ammonia apparently caused the deaths of five people when a tanker truck loaded with the hazardous material overturned Friday ...
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Five killed in Illinois tanker truck crash apparently died from ammonia exposure: Coroner
Thinkstock Images/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Exposure to anhydrous ammonia apparently caused the deaths of five people, including two children, when a tanker truck loaded with the hazardous material overturned on a highway Friday night in a rural Illino...
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Father, two children and two others killed in toxic tanker crash in Illinois are named
The crash and the subsequent anhydrous ammonia leak led to the deaths of five people on Friday night
United States Beecher City Teutopolis Fire Protection District Effingham County Lake Elmo Anja Dangelmaier
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Effingham County coroner IDs 5 killed from ammonia leak; others recount narrow escape
A woman describes her flight ahead of the deadly ammonia cloud that rolled out of a Teutopolis road crash.
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Officials identify the five killed in Effingham County ammonia leak
The National Transportation Safety Board has been investigating the crash that led to a semi tanker leaking anhydrous ammonia east of Teutopolis.
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Marana's cotton crops are safe for now | Business | insidetucsonbusiness.com
Pima County’s cotton crop is not likely to be deeply affected by the Southwest’s mega-drought and Colorado River water cutbacks this year thanks to wells and recharging of aquifers, growers
Source: insidetucsonbusiness.com