61.   In this case, though, the immigrants were Irish-Catholic coal miners in eastern Pennsylvania, and the network was the Molly Maguires.

62.   In the old days, coal miners used to bring a canary down into the shaft with them to serve as an early warning system.

63.   Indiana coal miner Terry Traylor ventured out waist-deep, holding a Coors Light in his right hand.

64.   Industrial Relations Minister Peter Reith said the coal miners union was acting irresponsibly and trying to make a political point.

65.   It has also become an increasing financial burden, spurring resentment from coal miners and other disgruntled workers, who have seen their wages delayed for months.

66.   It owns regional U.K. electricity distributor Eastern Group and Peabody, the largest U.S. coal miner.

67.   It and other Appalachian towns were polyglot communities of recent immigrants hired as railroad laborers, steel workers or coal miners.

68.   Karpan, an attorney, is the daughter of a coal miner and a native of Rock Springs.

69.   Kleinerman did extensive research on the effects of tobacco smoke on lungs and contributed to the diagnosis of lung diseases and other occupational hazards for coal miners.

70.   Local Democrats blame hunters and coal miners.