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Indy Eyesore Site of WMD Drill

WISH, November 3, 2009. The Keystone Towers, an abandoned apartment complex profiled in a 24-Hour News 8 special report last March, was the site of a training exercise and a look-see by police and firefighters dressed in hazmat suits.
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