Kansas oil, sewage flow south
Rain-swollen rivers and streams carried an estimated 42,000 gallons of crude oil spilled from a Coffeyville , Kan. , refinery, as well as sewage, into Oklahoma on Monday.
The oil is headed for Lake Oologah , a Tulsa water source, but Oklahoma officials hope it dissipates on the way.
The oil spilled into the Verdigris River from the Coffeyville Resources refinery on Sunday. Coffeyville is on the Oklahom...
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