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THE GRIM REAPER LIVES IN HAZLETON, PA.
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You may have read the Associated Press article out of Hazleton,
Pa,, last week in which federal health officials confirmed the
existence of "cancer clusters" in the Greater Hazleton area.
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The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
revealed that its two-year study indicated 33 cases of
olycythemia vera, a rare bone marrow disease that results
in overproduction of red blood cells.
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The agency indicated that it could not find the cause
but its members apparently haven't clicked on to
http://www.cancercapital.com
or they certainly would know the answer.
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Toxic wastes and hazardous chemicals have been dumped
for decades in the Greater Hazleton area, especially in the
former McAdoo Associates dump site, a former anthracite
mine over 1.200 feet deep. .
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The agency revealed that it confirmed 33 cases of
polycythemia vera in an area surrounding Ben Titus
Road in Ryan Town****p, between McAdoo and Tamaqua..
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However, for the agency's information, an astounding
total of 131 cases have been do***ented between
Freeland and Tamaqua. YES, 131 CASES.
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It should be noted that the U,S, national average for cases
of polycythemia tvera are ione in 100,000 and yet the entire
Greater Hazleton area has a population of about 200,000.
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Can you believe that, while Greater Hazleton residents
are dying like flies, the city of Hazleton is ready to negotiate
the sale of land to a developer, Hazle Creek Properties,.that
already has been dumping hazardous materials in the area
and apparently wants to comstruct a housing development
and an amphiteathre on the former city landfill.
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Residents of Southeastern Pennsylvania should be greatly
concerned because the hazardous waste and toxic chemicals
are moving underground in their direction. It has been re****ted
that they were discovered as far southeast as the Blue Mountain
more than a decade ago...
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Danger areas include Allentown and the entire Lehigh Valley,
Reading, Philadelphia and all Southeastern counties,, along with
South Jersey and Delaware.
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For more information about the epidemic of death and dying,
contact state Rep.Todd Eachus at 570-450-7905, Hazleton
Mayor Lou Barletta at 570-459-4910, the Hazleton
Standard-Speaker at 1-800-843-6680 or CAN DO Inc.
-- its industrial development organization -- at 570-455-1508.
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They'll be delighted to answer your questions
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