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Fuel in tap water alarms Pearl Harbor military families
Headline from Waco Tribune-Herald
HONOLULU (AP) — Cheri Burness' dog was the first to signal something was wrong with their tap water. He stopped drinking it two weeks ago. Then Burness started feeling stomach
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HONOLULU (AP) — Cheri Burness' dog was the first to signal something was wrong with their tap water. He stopped drinking it two weeks ago. Then Burness started feeling stomach
Hundreds of military families living near Pearl Harbor have complaints after the Navy's water system somehow became contaminated by petroleum. The problems have afflicted one of the most important Navy bases in the world, home to submarines, ships and the commander of U.S.
The U.S. Navy said petroleum was detected in the tap water system in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, after hundreds of military families complained about the water.
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