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If investigators can't pinpoint the cause of the Sago Mine disaster, it wouldn't be the first time. To contact staff writer KenWard Jr., use e-mail or call 348-1702.... Published: Sunday, December 17, 2006 Words: 1673
Energy says that it has a corporate policy of not responding to questions from Charleston Gazette reporters. To contact staff writer KenWard Jr., use e-mail or call 348-1702.... Published: Monday, April 03, 2006 Words: 1062
to interview grieving widows and write exposes on mine disasters. No one seemed to notice a larger pattern was continuing. At Sago, Aracoma and Darby, a total of 19 coal miners died. Through Oct. 31, another 24 coal miners have died... Published: Sunday, November 05, 2006 Words: 4143
know what’s out there,” said Watzman. “We’re challenged by this — everyone is exploring what is available in the market.” Staff writer KenWard Jr. contributed to this report. To contact staff writer Joe Morris, use e-mail or call 348-5179.... Published: Sunday, February 05, 2006 Words: 1590
suggestions to send rescue teams in sooner." In no way did I blame the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration for the tragic outcome of the Sago Mine rescue effort, and for Ward to imply that I did is incorrect. As I stated during... Published: Friday, May 12, 2006 Words: 615
SURPRISE, surprise. Gazette journalist KenWard Jr., investigating the Sago mine disaster, discovered that regulations set by the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration - that body created in 1969 by the strong congressional leadership... Published: Thursday, February 02, 2006 Words: 870
examine the daily dangers faced by the 79,000 coal miners who help provide more than half of the nation's electricity. Reporter KenWard Jr. had been covering mine safety on and off for much of his 15 years at the newspaper. And he... Published: Sunday, November 05, 2006 Words: 278
Mine safety still an issue Editor: Citing data from a Nov. 5 article by KenWard Jr., Chris Hamilton would have us accept that the state of safety in the coal mining industry is above reproach and in no need of improvement ("Coal production... Published: Sunday, November 26, 2006 Words: 631
said. "We just got enough people on board here recently at this mine to get things halfway right." Staff writer KenWard Jr.'s continued coverage of the Sago Mine disaster and mine safety is being supported by a fellowship from the... Published: Monday, May 01, 2006 Words: 1169
has been undercutting mine safety. The exact cause of the explosion is yet to be determined. But the Sago mine had three rooffalls since International Coal Group finalized its purchase in November. Altogether, the mine had a dozen... Published: Thursday, January 05, 2006 Words: 571
