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September 3, 1991 | From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A $210-million expansion of the Winfield Locks and Dam complex, the nation's busiest inland locks and dam, has been delayed for more than a year because of chemical contamination at a former rail car facility. The site of the former ACF Industries rail car repair shop, on the Kanawha River at Eleanor, W. Va., is contaminated by pesticides and dioxin. Closed since 1986, it was ordered cleaned up by the state in 1989, when 110 drums of chemicals and 11,000 pounds of soil were removed.
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September 3, 1991 | From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A $210-million expansion of the Winfield Locks and Dam complex, the nation's busiest inland locks and dam, has been delayed for more than a year because of chemical contamination at a former rail car facility. The site of the former ACF Industries rail car repair shop, on the Kanawha River at Eleanor, W. Va., is contaminated by pesticides and dioxin. Closed since 1986, it was ordered cleaned up by the state in 1989, when 110 drums of chemicals and 11,000 pounds of soil were removed.
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April 21, 1987 | From Associated Press
West Virginia and Vermont on Monday raised the speed limit on interstate highways from 55 m.p.h. to 65 m.p.h., bringing to at least nine the number of states that have exercised their option to do so under a new federal law.
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April 21, 1987 | From Associated Press
West Virginia and Vermont on Monday raised the speed limit on interstate highways from 55 m.p.h. to 65 m.p.h., bringing to at least nine the number of states that have exercised their option to do so under a new federal law.
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