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Groups: Pa. plant should cut emissions or close

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NEVILLE ISLAND, Pa. (AP) — Three dozen western Pennsylvania organizations are asking state health officials to require that a Pittsburgh-area coke plant reduce emissions or close.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette says the 36-member coalition of groups, small businesses and unions sent the demands to the Allegheny County health department.

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