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Housing Adjacent to U.S. Steel Plant
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adjacent
steel
plant
birmingham ala
environmental protection
natural resources
pollution
documerica
high resolution
environmental concern
steel plant
document subjects
us national archives
Date
01/07/1972
Source
The U.S. National Archives
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