High court agrees to hear arguments in radiation contamination case

The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments concerning litigation brought by two sisters who claim their cancer is connected to radioactive contamination in the St. Louis area dating back to the Manhattan Project.
In a notice made public Monday,…

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