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Train wreck in Muscatine County releases hazardous material

August 24, 2000 By admin

Eastern Iowa officials are on the scene of a train derailment involving hazardous materials. Muscatine County Sheriff Lowell Snyder says 25 cars of an 83-car I&M Raillink train went off the tracks this morning in rural area two miles east of Muscatine. Snyder says an adhesive type material is leaking from some of the cars. No one was injured and a hazardous materials team is on the scene helping with the clean up.

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