CDC faces scrutiny over Great Lakes pollution report
Congress pressured the CDC to release a draft study linking pollution in Great Lakes regions to health harms such as cancer and premature births. Officials defended the work as flawed yet under review, while lawmakers call for further inquiry into suppression and whistleblower retaliation.
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CDC
Great Lakes
Atlanta
Congress
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Institute of Medicine
Henry Falk
Christopher de Rosa
de Rosa
Falk
U.S
John Dingell
Bart Stupak
Michigan
Julie Gerberding
Agency For Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
International Joint Commission
Center For Public Integrity
Washington, D.C
Dingell
Stupak
Gerberding
Howard Frumkin
Toxics Agency
Absentee voting records mark Ohio primaries and council race
About 500000 absentee ballots were cast in Ohio primaries, a new record, representing roughly 14 percent of total ballots as voters embraced no reason absentee voting. In Cleveland a city council open seat race features six candidates including a convicted killer advancing to a runoff, while Antioch College faculty sue to force continued classes and Ohio State challenges a tobacco ad using a block O symbol.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
John Boyd
Ohio State University
R.J. Reynolds
D. R.J. Reynolds
David Howard
Ohio State
Orlando
Fla
Dallas
Howard
Rick van Brimmer
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Nathan Harris
Kipton
Wal-mart
Cleveland Council
Killer
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Greene County
Alumni Association
Osu
Tobacco Company
Ohio Company
Columbus — Ohio
Mary Taylor
Southern Ohio
Wheelersburg
FirstMerit
Reality
Reality Checking
Orne Overdah
FDIC