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For nearly 40 years, Lockheed Martin Corp. and several other companies dumped rocket fuel and other possibly toxic substances into the ground near Redlands, potentially putting as many as 100,000 people at risk of contracting cancer and other serious illnesses. On Tuesday, lawyers for a handful of those people went before the California Supreme Court and asked for the authorization to seek a class action for medical monitoring to determine how much exposure, if any, occurred.
December 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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