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In Beach Enclave, Affluent Are Split Over Effluent

September 25, 2007

RINCON POINT, Calif. -- Septic tanks or sewers? The question of how to treat wastewater in this exclusive beachfront community is pitting neighbors, surfers and environmentalists against one another.

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