The Legal Intelligencer...Pipeline announced it had executed a definitive agreement to acquire all of the equity of TEAK, a privately owned natural gas gathering and processing company...
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...half a mile away, a pipeline carrying gasoline ruptured, sending 277...also sued a local construction company, charging it had run over...
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