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Two engineers accused of misconduct for their role in a hotel skywalk collapse that killed 114 people and injured 200 others in 1981 have been formally relieved of engineering duties at their company, officials said in Kansas City. The Missouri Board for Architects, Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors has set a Jan. 22 hearing for the two men, Daniel M. Duncan and Jack D. Gillum, both of St. Louis.
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