Fatal blast victim’s family will receive $322,936 ; Blast: Defendants ordered to pay insurance company
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Tolliver, 81, died four days after the explosion. She was a retired composing room employee of The Topeka Capital-Journal.
Lawsuits were subsequently filed on behalf of Tolliver's estate and her daughter,
Listed as defendants in all three suits were Kansas Gas Service and
The suits contended N-Line negligently broke a KGS pipeline while digging to install lawn sprinkler systems for residential use, and KGS breached its duty to protect the public from explosions resulting from its operation of underground facilities. The suit by Tolliver's estate and Thurston contended Ellis, working for
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