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    Woman rescued, man dies in attempt to pull truck from brink

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    By KMAN Staff on March 2, 2020 State News

    HOLTON, Kan. — Officials in northeastern Kansas say an attempt to pull a truck found dangling over a culvert ended with the vehicle flipping over and landing upside down in a full ditch, killing a man inside.

    Station KSNT reports that the incident happened Friday night on state Highway 116 about four miles east of Holton. Jackson County Sheriff Tim Morse says a passerby who came upon the stranded truck tried to get it back on the road when it flipped over into the ditch.

    A woman in the truck was pulled to safety, but Morse says the man in the truck could not be saved. His name has not yet been released.

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