Cancer map may show enormous St. Louis cluster
http://www.ksdk.com/news/article/358520/70/Cancer-map-may-show-enormous-St-Louis-cluster--"About two years ago, Janell Wright and several of her class of '88 McCluer North High School friends started wondering why so many of their peers were battling cancer.
"Where it got to be suspicious is when we had two friends diagnosed within a couple of months of each other with appendix cancer. And both people were told that is a one in a million cancer," said Wright.
Wright, an accountant and former auditor, started collecting data from her classmates. Soon, peers from neighboring schools reached out too."
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NOT. 
Badges, dosimeters, counters. Any number of pieces of equipment can be used to detect radiation.
Sid
It's the Provel cheese. That's right, they have their own kind of cheese that they, and they alone, put on pizza and other Italian food.
Or could it be the St. Pauls? Those are a kind of egg foo yung sandwich found only in STL Chinese restaurants.
Or the frozen custard? 
I thought it would be obvious.
See, we always threw them back because we figured since they were fucking glowing we PROBABLY shouldn't eat it 
back here in St. Paul. A couple of years ago, I caught a 35 lb. channel catfish from the public dock in downtown St. Paul. There were about a dozen tourists out on the dock at the time. Boy, were they surprised! At least three of them asked, "Will you eat it?" "Nope," I said. It's too small. I'll release it so it can grow up." 
But of course there could not possibly be a connection...
