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Environment - More on "Federal authorities are investigating the Lake County Health Department, probing allegations that employees there were falsifying drinking water tests"

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Updating this ILB entry from May 13th, Christine Kraly of the NWI Times reports today under the headline "Materials pulled...

Full post as published by The Indiana Law Blog on May 21, 2009 (boomark / email).

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