No cancer link found in Danish cellphone study
A BMJ online report of 358,403 Danes aged 30 plus from 1990 to 2007 shows no overall increase in cancer risk for cellphone users. Ten years of use yielded similar cancer rates to nonusers, and tumors near the head were not more common among users. The study, funded by Denmark's Strategic Research Council, notes a possible small risk in heavy users but finds little causal evidence.
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BMUJ
Denmark
Danish Strategic Research Council
Patrizia Frei
Institute of Cancer Epidemiology
Copenhagen
Hazel Nunn
Cancer Research
U.K
MobileWise
BMJ
Anders Ahlbom
Maria Feychting
Sweden
Karolinska Institute
Downtown Third Thursdays draws shoppers for Halloween event
Crowds gather downtown for a pumpkin and gourd sale while locals explore late openings. Jagers notes families typically skip vegetables, but no fees to join spurred participation as vendors report steady sales and aim to boost downtown business. Davis Designs and Brown’s Shoe Fit co host extended hours, boosting foot traffic and gift shopping ahead of the holidays. Downtown Vision supports the effort to attract dining, art, and community.
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Heather
Cherie Davis
Davis Designs
N. Main St
Busi
Brown's
Ponca City
Okla
Falls City
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Gadhafi killed as Libyan revolt ends violent pursuit
In Sirte revolutionary fighters killed Muammar Gadhafi after capturing him wounded. His body was paraded through Misrata and Tripoli crowds celebrated with gunfire and shouts of God is great as Libya marked the end of his regime.
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Libya
Barack Obama
Gaddafi
Washington
Britain
France
Sirte
Muatassim
Seif al- Islam
Gadhafi
Misrata
God
Tripoli
Martyrs
Alabama labor law tests strain on farmers and workers
Farmers in Alabama and Georgia face crop risk as immigrant labor dries up. Alabama’s law, challenged by the federal government, remains largely in place, pushing growers to cut staff or shift to automation. Connie Horner warns unemployed Americans avoid hard farm work despite low pay and long hours. Gov. Bentley launches a temporary labor program. 260 people sign up, 3 dozen jobs posted, none hired yet. Senator Benson notes successful job promotions amid changing immigrant labor dynamics.
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South Georgia
Connie Horner
Horner
Robert Bentley
Tara Hutchison
Alabama Department of Industrial Relations
Scott Benson
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Kansas Plaza
Garden City
the Elks
the Elks Lodge
Raegat
Gctelegram.com
Finney County Economic Development Corporation
City of Garden City Commissioners Chamber
Eric Depperschmidt
East Fulton Terrace
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