Mourners Grieve for Mine Victims; the Funerals Have Been Private Affairs
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque) › January 09, 2006
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PHILIPPI, W.Va. (AP) - The funerals began early - they had to. There were just so many in West Virginia's coal mining towns this Sunday.
And after the agonizing heartbreak that played out on television as families learned that 12 miners they thought were alive in the Sago Mine actually had died, the funerals were, for the most part, a private affair.See the full content of this document
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Mourners Grieve for Mine Victims; the Funerals Have Been Private Affairs
The miners' relatives and their tight-knit communities filled the services, while police created a protective rin...
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