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المقال

8 مايو 2002

الكاتب:
Katharine Q. Seelye, New York Times

Utility Buys Town It Choked, Lock, Stock and Blue Plume [USA]

Two years after the Environmental Protection Agency accused the plant's owner, American Electric Power, of violating the Clean Air Act in this southeast Ohio hamlet, the company, which is contesting that accusation, is solving at least some of its problems by buying the town, for $20 million. Over the next few months, all 221 residents of Cheshire will pack up and leave.