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August 27, 2014

Man pleads guilty for improper well-plugging in Elk County

r.bogdan@bradfordera.com

A Pleasantville man pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in Erie to allegations he falsely reported he had properly plugged abandoned oil wells in Elk County, according to U.S. Attorney

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