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If this week s story about Kentucky miners stanley cup blocking a train loaded with coal in an attempt to get paid sounds familiar, it is.The desperate tactic ultimately worked last summer for hundreds of min stanley cup ers in Kentucky, Virginia and West Virginia, who created a blockade after their final checks from employer Blackjewel Mining bounced. Following a two-month standoff, the bankrupt coal company agreed to pay about $5.1 million in back wages.The outcome of the latest protest against another coal producer, Quest Energy, is not yet known, asabout 50 miners contend they re still owed for three weeks of unpaid work. Corporate parent American Resources Corp., or ARC, tellsCBS affiliate WYMT-TV the miners will be paid and disputes how far behind it is on the paychecks. Employees at Perry County Resources, also owned by ARC, also claimed they hadn t been paid for two weeks of work before getting laid off last month, the Lexington Herald Leader reported last week.The ongoing industry carnage is unlikely to abate, even with a president who promised coal s revival, and backed up the pledge by rolling back environment regulations. Despite his administration s eff stanley cups orts, more U.S. coal-fired plants closed during President Donald Trump s first two years in office than during all of former President Barack Obama s first term. In total, more than 23,400 megawatts of coal-fired generation were shut down in 2017 and 2018, compared to 14,900 megawatts during Jygn Ex- Mrs. Orange County suspected of selling child porn
Russia s government on Wednesday denied any knowledge of the detention of two American Mormon church volunteers. Family members and officials from the church, officially called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints LDS , have said the two men were detained Friday during a church meeting in Novorossiysk, almost 1,000 miles south of Moscow in the Krasnodar r jordan egion.Russia officially banned religious missionaries from operating on its soil under a counterterrorism law in 2016, but the LDS church said it had complied with the new restrictions by officially registering local workers as volunteers, rather than missionaries. Kyle Brodowski, of California, told CBS News Salt Lake City, Utah affiliate KUTV this week that his son Kole was one of the two LDS volunteers detained by Russian se adidas samba curity. It was spokesman Eric Hawkins who first said on behalf of the LDS church, in a statement released on Tuesday, that the two volunteers had been arrested on Friday. asics Please pray for our Son and his companion, Kyle Brodowski, of Garden Grove, California, said in a Facebook post, according to KUTV. Kole Brodowski, an American member of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from Garden Grove, California, is seen in an undated Facebook photo. Facebook The other LDS church member has not been identified. Hawkins, the LDS spokes