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Credit First Service Union (AXcess News) Washington - A federal indictment was returned in Salt Lake City, Utah, charging Pacific States, a manufacturer of cast iron pipe owned by McWane, Inc. and two managers with committing conspiracy, Clean Air Act (CAA) violations, and submitting false statements to the government, the Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today.

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Credit Public Service Union McWane, Inc., which operates a division called Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company in Provo, is among the largest manufacturers in the world of ductile iron pipe with more than a dozen plants in the United States and Canada. McWane's products are used primarily for municipal and commercial water and sewer installations.

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Card Credit Processing Service "Flagrant violations of environmental law will be vigorously pursued," said Granta Y. Nakayama, the EPA's Assistant Administrator for Enforcement and Compliance Assurance. "This shows complete disregard for the well being of the whole community."

Center Credit Service Union "Environmental crime hurts all of us in Utah," said U.S. Attorney Paul Warner. "You do not have to be an environmentalist to want clean air and clean water for yourself and others. Those who pollute the environment for commercial gain here in Utah will do so at their risk, as we will aggressively pursue them and hold them personally responsible. With this prosecution today we are sending the message that the cost of doing business for corporate polluters in Utah just went up-way up."

Card Credit Service Wireless McWane, Inc. and the individual defendants were charged in connection with, among other things, the following events alleged in the indictment:

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Christian Counseling Credit The indictment charges the company and each of the defendants with conspiracy, which for the individuals carries a maximum penalty of five years and a $250,000 fine, and for the company carries a maximum fine of $500,000. Charles Matlock was charged additionally with one count of violating the CAA by tampering with a monitoring device which carries a maximum prison sentence of five years. Barry Robison was charged additionally with one count of making a false statement for submitting a report of the emissions inventory for the facility that he knew to be inaccurate, which carries a maximum prison sentence of five years. The company is charged in all counts of the indictment.

Credit Federal Service Union McWane, Inc. has pleaded guilty in two districts and was convicted following trial in a third. McWane, Inc. is currently in trial in a fourth district.

Credit Monitoring Service In March 2005, Tyler Pipe Company, a division of McWane, Inc. located in Tyler, Texas, pleaded guilty to submitting a false statement and violating the CAA. Tyler Pipe agreed to pay a criminal fine of $4.5 million and is subject to a probation period of five years.

Credit Division Service In June 2005, in Birmingham, Alabama, McWane, Inc. and former Vice President and General Manager of the McWane Cast Iron Pipe Company James Delk were convicted of conspiracy to violate the Clean Water Act and of violating the Clean Water Act by allowing discharges of industrial process wastewater into Avondale Creek in Birmingham through storm drains in violation of their permit. Charles "Barry" Robison, the Vice President for Environmental Affairs at McWane, Inc., was also convicted of submitting a false statement to the EPA. Sentencing for this case is scheduled for December 5, 2005.

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Card Credit Fleet Service The case is being prosecuted by Christopher Costantini and Andrea Steward, Trial Attorneys in the Environmental Crimes Section of the Department of Justice in Washington.

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