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Demand for answers after fatal fall

Mother wonders why disabled son was allowed to get on roller coaster

By Connie Paige
Globe Correspondent / May 3, 2004

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A day after a man died in a fall from a speeding roller coaster in Agawam, the victim's mother demanded answers and US Representative Edward J. Markey blasted congressional Republicans and the amusement park industry for failing to enact universal safety standards for thrill rides. (Full Article: 893 Words)

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