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Aug 01		 Sachseln, Switzerland: A fire at a metals and plastics plant burned almost 8 hours. Authorities ordered nearby residents to shelter in place. More information
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Aug 01		 East Hartford, CT: A squirrel short-circuited a 23,000-volt power line, blacking out power throughout a massive engine plant. A minor ammonia leak from an outdoor tank resulted.. More information
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