The-Sunday-Times--Pylons-are-cancer-risk!!!-(guru)-

Subject:  The Sunday Times  Pylons are cancer risk!!! (guru).
Date:     Sun, 04 Mar 2001 035639 -0600
From:     Roy Beavers 
To:       guru 
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Hi everybody:

Here it is!!  The Brits are leading the way -- again....  Just LOOK
at that front page.....!!! (And follow the two stories linked.)

Now the only remaining issue:  Can the tiny minds of our political
leadership come to grips with the need for ACTION???

Or will America's oligarchy CONTINUE to thwart public action in
the lethargy of its own INERTIA AND MALFEASANCE??? 

(See -- once again -- the "Mission Statement" on guru's website....)

http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2001/03/04/fpcontent.html

Cheerio......

Roy Beavers (EMFguru)

roy@emfguru.com          WEBSITE -- http://emfguru.com
FAX:  (USA) 417-588-1825

It is better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness.....

PEOPLE ARE MORE IMPORTANT
          THAN PROFIT$$$$$

All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
..........Edmund Burke
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The Sunday Times

March 4 2001 No. 9 210

High voltage power cables have been officially linked
to cancer for the first time, in a study prepared for an official government
body.

Children living near electricity power cables
are at a small, but significant, risk from leukaemia and there may
also be a link with adult cancers, the report to the National Radiological
Protection Board will warn.   

	  Go to article 

Families may sue

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• Happiness costs Ł1m
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• Leader: The medieval method
• John Humphrys: We eat like pigs

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• The Handsomest Sons in the World

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Couple who are trying to replace their dead daughter by in-vitro fertilisation reject male embryo 

SPORT

England  gives one of their finest post-war performances in a record 43-3 Calcutta Cup victory over Scotland 

FOCUS

Toddler Erika Nordby was clinically dead for more than an hour in sub-zero temperatures. Now she's recovering

BUSINESS

Retailers Amazon and Wal-Mart are in secret talks to form a "strategic alliance"

SCOTLAND

Scotland will have two contenders at next winter's Olympics from the same family

MONEY

New investment performance figures will allow  fund managers to conceal real performance 

IRELAND

Man at centre of foot and mouth outbreak in Northern Ireland is questioned by gardai 

CULTURE

It sounds barking: a former member of the House of Lords making a satirical movie about dog shows

WORLD

Taliban destroys historic statues after leader declares them an affront to Islam 

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George IV: The Grand Entertainment 
by Steven Parissien. Review by Adam Zamoyski 

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A census is about to be taken, but the English are becoming an invisible people

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Poor Renée Zellweger: a life of laziness and gluttony was just torture for the star of Bridget Jones's Diary

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The carefully restored Teddington Hall is a Victorian Gothic fantasy, so why won't it sell?

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Books are the most popular online buy. James Wallis compares sellers' prices, service and usability 

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They're the forgotten gems of travel - and all the better for it. Mark Hodson finds the Cinderella islands

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High voltage power cables have been officially linked to cancer for the first time, in a study prepared for an official government body. Children living near electricity power cables are at a small, but significant, risk from leukaemia and there may also be a link with adult cancers, the report to the National Radiological Protection Board will warn. Go to article Families may sue

ZIMBABWE	MILLIONAIRES' CLUB
• African tears: why one farmer is leaving • Prince William snubs Mugabe • Mugabe set to dismiss rebel judges • The Daily News appeal	• Happiness costs Ł1m • What is the value of your area? • Where the rich live • Magazine: How much is enough?
FOOT & MOUTH DISEASE	ONLINE BOOK EXTRACTS
• Danger Meat enters Britain • Focus: Is the slaughter necessary? • Leader: The medieval method • John Humphrys: We eat like pigs	• When football went to war: the day Dynamo Kiev faced the Luftwaffe • Make Your Million on the Internet • The Handsomest Sons in the World

March 4 2001	No. 9 210