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New Times would like to clarify a reference to San Luis Obispo County's free domestic well testing program in our Oct. 10 news brief, "More water pollution found at the SLO County airport." The program does not test for the two chemicals discussed in the article: perfluorooctanoic acid or sulfonate. Δ
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