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Says underpass to KY 80 still in use at time of explosion Comments re article 65357 Larry Walker details fatality gas explosion in Columbia KY Lee Ann Sullivan writes: Ed, I think the underpass off KY 80 was still in use at the time Mr. Webb was killed in this home explosion. I remember my Dad talking that he had just left the station going home. It was a very short time when he heard the explosion and went to the scene. - Lee Ann SullivanThanks, Lee Ann Sullivan: Interesting: the term "underpass" and I take you mean, "tunnel." That's what I remember, and wondered by it was ever taken out when it was so badly needed to this day and when there are tunnels to wilderness elsewhere. Others say there wasn't a tunnel, just a construction cut. Does anyone know for sure? - EW This story was posted on 2014-02-17 01:49:16
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