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A possible cancer cluster near Spartansburg, S.C., has residents suspecting it was caused by illegal disposal of chemical wastes from a Hoechst chemical plant nearby.

Chris Cato reports for WSPA News Channel 7 (Spartansburg, SC) November 19, 2010.

Part 1 [2]

Part 2 [3]

Part 3 [4]

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Source: WSPA (Spartansburg) [2], 11/19/2010
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