Central NY salt mine where workers were rescued remains idle

By: Daily Record Staff January 11, 2016 Comments Off

LANSING (AP) — A central New York salt mine remains idle four days after 17 miners had to be rescued when an elevator got stuck 900 feet below ground. Mark Klein, a spokesman for Minneapolis-based Cargill Inc., says work at the company's mine in Lansing is shut down for a fifth day Monday as inspectors try ...

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Central NY salt mine where workers were rescued remains idle

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