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A chlorine leak at the Tyson Foods plant in Springdale has sent 164 to area hospitals (Stephens Media) with breathing difficulties, headaches and other symptoms of exposure, with at least a few admitted for treatment.

Max Brantley
Senior editor of the Arkansas Times.

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