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Defendant in 2007 St. Croix Alumina Suits Claim Too Soon for Trial

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In 2007, former employees of a St. Croix bauxite mining company filed suit, claiming they’d been exposed to dangerous dust and may develop cancer or respiratory ailments. On Wednesday, 17 years since the initial suit, attorneys for the current owners of what was once Martin Marietta Alumina told the Virgin Islands Superior Court it was too soon for a trial, according to court records.

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