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	Reporter Karen Kasler

Murray's Mines Safety

Friday, August 10, 2007

Ohio's so-called "coal king" is the man at the center of the mine collapse in Utah. And as the country waits to hear news about those six miners trapped underground, there are conflicting views on Robert Murray's safety record.

WKSU's statehouse bureau chief Karen Kasler reports:

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Robert Murray in my opion is a hippocrit. The so called republican coal king finaaly is going to have his day. Safety is not in his vocab, non union is thats why his haunting is now reality. Robert Murray concerns are personal not for his backbone which makes him. Murray should be hung for his deceptive business practice he is not worthy of crusifiction. Go union may Murray rott in hell.

Posted by: David M.Roscoe (Moundsville,WV.) on August 19, 2007 3:00AM

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