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Buckeye Water District ordered to pay East Liverpool multi-million dollar payment

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio - East Liverpool will soon collect a multi-million dollar payment following a five year legal battle.

Saturday, December 25th 2010, 10:38 PM EST

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Friday, December 31st 2010, 12:21 AM EST

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio - East Liverpool will soon collect a multi-million dollar payment following a five year legal battle.

In 2005, The Buckeye Water District decided to stop purchasing water from East Liverpool claiming the water was substandard. The breach of a 30 year agreement ended up in appeals court where judges ordered the Buckeye Water District to pay 4-point-8 million dollars for breaking the contract.

Buckeye Water District ordered to pay East Liverpool multi-million dollar payment

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