Subject:  Re The "Wireless Revolution"...... (fwd)
Date:     Thu, 2 Jul 1998 221140 -0500 (CDT)
From:     "Roy L. Beavers" <rbeavers@llion.org>
To:       emfguru@hotmail.com
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.......Bill, where have you been???  That you don't know the history
of Dr. Robert Park in this matter!!!  I'll bet you don't know about
Adair, either???...........They are two of the BIG CHIEFS in the center
of the circle of wagons......

Question:  Where does one go to study the kind of science that believes:
... when the evidence does not support the theory, why OF COURSE you
throw out the evidence!!!!!

Answer:  Yale, Department of Physics........

Cheerio..........guru........

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Thu, 02 Jul 1998 21:53:27 -0600
From: "Bill P. Curry" 
To: "Roy L. Beavers" 
Subject: Re: The "Wireless Revolution"......

Roy, I thought your viewers might get a kick out of this slightly sarcastic
message from "What's New," an Email newsletter sent weekly to members of the
American Physical Society.  Its author is Robert Park, a physics prof. at
University of Maryland.

> 2. EMF: HEALTH PANEL EXHUMES REMAINS OF POWER-LINE CONTROVERSY. 
> Exactly one year ago the National Cancer Institute released the
> results of an exhaustive seven-year study that found no link
> between exposure to EMF and childhood leukemia (WN 4 Jul 97).  An
> editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine declared, "It is
> time to stop wasting our research resources."  Most government
> agencies agreed, and cut funding for research. Last week, a group
> of scientific experts, most of whom had staked their reputations
> on such a link, sorted through the detritus and announced they
> had detected signs of life.  The panel, assembled by the National
> Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, voted 19-9 to class
> EMF as "a possible carcinogen."  While acknowledging the risk to
> be "quite small compared to many other public health risks," the
> panel chair declared that the government should provide research
> funds for serious-minded scientists -- like those on the panel.

Having had some correspondence with one of the researchers whose work was
presented at the BEMS meeting in St. Pete, I think the above quotation really
underscores the need to make congress aware that all the facts are not yet in,
and I urge your readers to make their positions known to congress about the
need to continue to fund the research.  We will never have a rational basis to
set standards to protect the public from EMF without definitive research.
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