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News: November 25, 2009

'Injustice' of cancer victims
A CAMPAIGN to raise awareness of asbestos-related cancer has been backed by a woman from Lanreath who lost her husband to the disease.
Source:Western Morning News
Date:October 1, 2009
Hoosiers dying of asbestos exposure say law chang...
The 76-year-old from Terre Haute was exposed to asbestos, a toxin that can lead to a deadly cancer called mesothelioma, more than three decades ago when she handled the material regularly as a worker at the city's Glas-Col Apparatus Co.
Source:Courierpress.com
Date:October 1, 2009
Mesothelioma victims seek expanded rights to sue
Indiana residents who are fighting deadly mesothelioma because of exposure to asbestos want legislators to change state law so they can sue for damages long after their contact with the material.
Source:WSJV-TV South Bend
Date:October 1, 2009
Benefit dinner and silent auction for the McGuire...
Friends, family and fellow Pagosans will have an opportunity Oct. 9 to help Chuck and Jackie McGuire by attending a benefit dinner and silent auction a ' the proceeds of which will help Jackie continue her battle against Mesothelioma, a form of cancer often caused by exposure to asbestos.
Source:The Pagosa Springs SUN
Date:October 1, 2009
Billy Richard Folston
ST. GEORGE - Billy Richard Folston, 85, passed through the veil Saturday, 26 September 2009, in St.
Source:TheSpectrum.com
Date:October 1, 2009
Asbestos found in Aldershot schools
ALL state-run schools in Aldershot have been found to contain the cancer-causing mineral asbestos.
Source:Surrey Advertiser Online
Date:September 28, 2009
Whatever you call it, asbestos is deadly
Quebec is the last place in Canada to mine asbestos, a known carcinogenic substance.
Source:Montreal Gazette
Date:September 28, 2009
Hawaii cancer center director faces daunting to-d...
Michele Carbone, the new director of the UH Cancer Research Center, must restore confidence in the center, attract new faculty and oversee the development of a new facility.
Source:Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
Date:September 28, 2009
Asbestos fears hit plans for Lansdowne
THE ?250m redevelopment of Lansdowne into a 55,000seater stadium could be delayed by at least two years after it was revealed that a large amount of hazardous asbestos is contained on the site.
Source:Sunday Tribune
Date:September 27, 2009
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