Microwave radiation health risk debated after Empire State death
United Press International reports Samuel Yannon died seven years ago from a disease believed linked to chronic microwave exposure on the Empire State Building. The case sparked debate over non ionizing radiation, with EPA officials noting limited evidence and lawmakers considering exposure limits as residents in Newtown Square report a mysterious hum and fatigue.
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Newtown Crime Statistics Show July Decline
Newtown Police Department reports a crime drop in July and 100 fewer crimes in January-July this year versus last year. Burglaries thefts and auto thefts fall while traffic tickets drop. motor vehicle accidents rise by nine. Sixteen arrests and 49 July crimes noted. 21 MVAs with nine injuries. GLENOLDEN Pool Ordinance Sparks Resident Debate. A fencing setback issue fuels questions over a self-locking gate and taxation impact. borough solicitor to review ordinance.
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