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When two boys in Washington state died in 1999 after a pipeline carrying gasoline ruptured and the gas caught fire, the families' attorney learned that the incident wasn't an aberration. Says Seattle attorney David Beninger, many of the pipelines containing gasoline, oil and other petroleum products and natural gas are aging and beginning to deteriorate, and there's limited regulation of the industry.
May 02, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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