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Tulsa County leads state in derailments, injuries

<span class="mugshot">VICTIM</span><br><b>Travis Spence:</b> His station wagon was crushed by a train in October 1995, leaving him with debilitating brain injuries.Lt. George Brown of Oklahoma Highway Patrol Public Affairs of Tulsa walks along U.S. 81 three miles south of Medford, where a train struck a propane tanker on Aug. 29, killing three people.  Candice Budgick / The Enid News &amp; Eagle / AP

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