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Fallout death table questioned by officials
Newsday reports radiologist Ernest Sternglass links fallout from a Chinese atomic test to higher infant mortality in the Northeast. State health officials express skepticism noting only limited evidence and urging careful scrutiny of his claim that 200 to 300 babies died, while he cites a 13 to 60 percent rise in infant deaths in five Northeastern states with high radioactivity readings and alleged lack of countermeasures.
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