New York Senator Visits Fort Montgomery, N.Y., to Deliver MTBE Update.
By Greg Cannon, The Times Herald-Record, Middletown, N.Y. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Dec. 17--The well water at Supervisor-elect Bob Monroe's house is polluted, but not enough. Not enough to entitle him to a filter and some bottled drinking water from the oil company whose gasoline spilled from a service station nearby.
Much of the well water in the town that Monroe will head in two weeks is polluted with the same gas additive, MTBE. Monroe and his colleagues on the Town Board are suing Sunoco, and so are several of the 120 local homeowners wit
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