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The company that supplied beryllium to a former nuclear weapons plant was not responsible for the illness of four workers who said they were sickened from exposure to the metal, a Colorado jury decided Tuesday. Jurors told attorneys they believed the former employees of the now-closed Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant in Colorado assumed some risk with the job, said Al Stewart, attorney for the plaintiffs.
June 27, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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