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Published Thursday, December 11, 2008 6:05 AM

Spill causes closure

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Tow-truck driver Josh Plummer prepares to right the twisted trailer of an 18-wheeler at Texas 21 and Earl Rudder Freeway on Wednesday. When the northbound driver turned west onto 21 from the Rudder frontage road, the trailer toppled over and dumped a load of lumber. The accident closed the westbound lane of Texas 21.

Tow-truck driver Josh Plummer prepares to right the twisted trailer of an 18-wheeler at Texas 21 and Earl Rudder Freeway on Wednesday. When the northbound driver turned west onto 21 from the Rudder frontage road, the trailer toppled over and dumped a load of lumber. The accident closed the westbound lane of Texas 21.




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