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DECATUR (AP) — Authorities in central Illinois are investigating after a 31-year-old worker died in an apparent accident at the Archer Daniels Midland Co. corn processing plant in Decatur.
The Herald & Review (http://bit.ly/WwwiCg ) reports that the Macon County coroner identified the worker as Michael Cordray of Decatur. The Bodine Services employee was in the process of cleaning the interior of a tank at the time of the accident.
In a statement, ADM spokeswoman Jackie Anderson says the man fell while working in a confined space at the plant.
Coroner Michael Day says Cordray was pronounced dead Wednesday evening at the ADM facility. An autopsy is planned.
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Peoria firefighters attack a fire with an aerial truck at the Archer Daniels Midland plant in Peoria, Ill., early Wednesday morning, Jan. 9. The fire started after a boiler explosion about 3:40 a.m. No injuries were reported. AP Photo
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Nicole Hockley, a parent who lost her child, Dylan Hockley, 6, in the Sandy Hook school shooting in Connecticut, testifies on assault weapon legislation during a Senate Executive Committee hearing at the Illinois State Capitol Monday, May 20, 2013, in Springfieldl.
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Cities could restrict places for guns
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Watchdog group says state must address pensions
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