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After the latest version of asbestos reform legislation failed in the Senate in April, lawmakers said negotiations would continue. Well, the bump in the road got a bit bigger when talks broke down Friday without an agreement. The legislation would have created a 27-year, privately funded, publicly administered multibillion-dollar fund to resolve an asbestos problem that has sickened thousands of workers and saddled corporate America with massive liabilities.
May 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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