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why any time i look at the news i keep reading this( lowering a videocame or a microfone !..) the miners need to hear high volum sierns to alert them ,,,they maybe thousand of feet away ..they maybe uncontionce!!/please lower strong flash lights and alert sirens and stop saying we are lowering the videocame ( you are not making a documentary...you are trying to save a six mens life that all they may have left is hearing and recievivg noise and stop talking about ( lowering a video came )
URGENT UNNOTICED FEATURE: In a shot On Fox News taken from a helicopter at about 10:05 PM Thursday, I noticed a break in the earth in a meadow on the ridge above the drilling site. It looked like the earth had settled about 18 inches, in a line extending all the way across the scene. It looks like the whole mountain side has collapsed down into the mine...so, the whole mine must be unstable. and will continue to collapse.
Grant Rawlins
Grants Pass, OR
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