Two former Rocky Flats contractors have been ordered to pay $925 million to residents who claim contamination blown from the nuclear weapons plant, near Denver, drastically reduced the value of their property. The lawsuit, filed by a group of homeowners led by Merilyn Cook, affects up to 13,000 people who owned land near the former plant when it shut down in 1989 because of safety violations.
June 03, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Two former Rocky Flats contractors have been ordered to pay $925 million to residents who claim contamination blown from the nuclear weapons plant, near Denver, Colo., drastically reduced the value of their property.
The lawsuit, filed by a group of homeowners led by Merilyn Cook, affects up to 13,000 people who owned land near the former plant when it shut down in 1989 because of safety violations.
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