Official says plants cancer rate higher
GOLDEN Colorado AP The chief county health officer seeks a federal inquiry into higher leukemia and cancer rates among Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant workers. Dr Carl Johnson cites chromosome changes in 241 employees suggesting elevated cancer risk at the plant 25 miles northwest of Denver.
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Columbus bus desegregation stay decision expected soon
Columbus school board seeks a stay from Justice Stewart to delay the order mandating busing 27 000 students for desegregation. The board has bought 213 buses and plans to push ahead, with attorneys arguing for expedited review and potential writ of certiorari.
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