The State - News from Feb. 12, 1985
A father and son who ran an asbestos disposal business in San Jose face up to two years in jail and more than $1.5 million in fines as a result of criminal charges filed alleging they illegally left hundreds of bags of the toxic material in a garage. Santos Leyva, 57, and his son, Tommy, 28, left 120 cubic yards of asbestos ceiling masonry in the garage of their defunct business, Asbestos Control Co., Santa Clara County Deputy Dist. Atty. Jerome Nadler said.
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