Town recalls killer tornado memorial in Marion
In Marion Illinois a memorial service remembered 10 people killed when a May 29 tornado ripped through town. about 450 gathered at 3:15 pm for a moment of silence. survivor Alice Silkwood recalls being trapped under rubble and hail of destruction. Damage reached 85 million with 100 homes destroyed and 50 businesses impacted, most rebuilt or reopened.
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Marion
Alice Silkwood
Newest fighter makes Paris Air Show debut
The F-20 Tigershark, an 8th new Mach 2 class tactical fighter, flies over Paris to display at the Paris Air Show after being built in Los Angeles and flown there from California. AP Laserphoto.
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Paris
Los Angeles
Scientists biased by poor advice challenge policy roles
Theodor Sterling of Simon Fraser University argues that government policy advisors who misreport or omit data undermine science policy. He cites cases on birth defects from herbicides and indoor air pollution, urging accountability mechanisms for expert advisers. He notes conflicts of interest and biased reporting persist despite governments relying on scientific input.
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Detroit
Theodor Sterling
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby
British Columbia
Canada
Sterling
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Food and Drug Administration
Vietnam
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