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The railroad company and Lauderdale emergency management officials said some fuel went down a drain and into Sowashee Creek. John Williamson with the agency said cleanup efforts have focused on the creek to make sure the fuel doesn’t go farther downstream. (AP) — About 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel have spilled from a Mississippi railroad yard, with some of the material getting into a nearby creek.

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The railroad company and Lauderdale emergency management officials said some fuel went down a drain and into Sowashee Creek. John Williamson with the agency said cleanup efforts have focused on the creek to make sure the fuel doesn’t go farther downstream. (AP) — About 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel have spilled from a Mississippi railroad yard, with some of the material getting into a nearby creek.

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