THE AMERICAN COAL SALES COMPANY

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  • Operating Name : MURRAY ENERGY CORPORATION 0
  • Principal Commodity List : COAL 0
  • Area of Operation : HARBOR AREAS OF OHIO 110.8 & MON 19.3 0
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    • Vessels List : BRENDA L. MURRAY, J. W. LIZON, ROBERT E. MURRAY, SK 0
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26226 NATIONAL ROAD ST. CLAIRSVILLE OH 43950

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BRENDA L. MURRAY

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J. W. LIZON

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ROBERT E. MURRAY

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