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Work resumes at Indiana GM plant after explosion

By Washington Examiner
Published July 2, 2014 9:12pm ET
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Work resumes at Indiana GM plant after explosion
Employees evacuate the GM Marion Metal Center in Marion, Ind., following a chemical explosion Tuesday, July 1, 2014. One worker died and five more were taken to Marion General Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. (AP Photo/Chronicle-Tribune, Jeff Morehead) | Jeff Morehead

MARION, Ind. (AP) — Employees returned to work Wednesday at a General Motors metal-stamping plant where an explosion killed a contractor and injured several others a day earlier.

First-shift employees reported for work Wednesday morning at the plant in Marion, about 60 miles northeast of Indianapolis, GM spokeswoman Stephanie Jentgen said.

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