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Juvenile Rescued from Grain Elevator in Clinton, Missouri
Emergency crews in Clinton, Missouri, worked for several hours to rescue a juvenile trapped inside a partially filled grain elevator at Hankins Grain Company. They eventually cut off a section of the elevator to reach the boy, who was rescued around noon and taken to a hospital. The extent of his injuries is currently unknown.
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