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An oil refinery operator has agreed to pay more than $36.4 million to the family of a Pennsylvania man whose body was never found after a July 2001 explosion in which he fell into a tank of sulfuric acid. Jeffrey C. Davis was killed and eight other workers were injured when a spark from welding equipment ignited vapors in a 415,000-gallon sulfuric acid storage tank at a refinery. Only the rubber soles of his boots were found as evidence of his death.
September 11, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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