MSHA determines rollover crash was not a mining fatality
MSHA has determined that the rollover fatality between the Leeville and Goldstrike mines on Sept. 17 was not chargeable to the mining industry since the accident was on a public road.
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MSHA has determined that the rollover fatality between the Leeville and Goldstrike mines on Sept. 17 was not chargeable to the mining industry since the accident was on a public road.
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A fatality from a rollover crash in Eureka County early Sunday morning is under investigation