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Article: Behr Dayton accused of polluting groundwater ; Attorney for plaintiffs says residents seeking compensation for lost value of homes, plus medical assurances.
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- Dayton Daily News
- Article date:
- September 4, 2008
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DAYTON -- Two civil lawsuits accusing Behr Dayton Thermal
Products and other companies of polluting groundwater in the McCook
Field neighborhood and seeking class-action status have been filed
in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court.
The most recent lawsuit, filed Tuesday, Sept. 2, names three
Taylor Street residents as plaintiffs, and lists Chrysler, LLC; Behr
Dayton Thermal Products, LLC; Behr Dayton Thermal Plant, LLC; and
Behr America, Inc. as defendants.
The other lawsuit, filed Aug. 11, accuses Behr and five other
companies -- Chrysler Motors LLC; Gem City Chemicals, Inc.; DAP,
Inc.; Gayston Corp.; and Aramark Uniform & Career Apparel, Inc. --
of polluting groundwater with ...
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