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Employee at Peabody mine on Navajo Nation killed in accident
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
An employee at a
Peabody Energy
mine on the
Navajo Nation
was killed on Friday.
Roy Black, 56, died after his service truck collided with a tractor and burned at the
Kayenta Mine
. The Arizona Republic said the
U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration
has conducted a preliminary report into the incident.
The last fatality at the mine was in 2006, the paper said.
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Arizona mine worker killed in crash identified
(The Arizona Republic 2/16)
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