Industry Stooges On EPA Panels;
AT&T’s Ads Get Honest

Environment
An environmental watchdog organization says the Bush administration stacked EPA panels that evaluate the safety of household chemicals with industry stooges at the same time it booted one scientist who had expressed concern about Deca, a widely used fire retardant.

National Security
Truth in advertising finally comes to AT&T, courtesy of the Billboard Liberation Front.

Scandal Sheet
The sham 2006 election was the first in a quarter century, the city chooses its own residents, and the city administrator was the highest-paid municipal employee in the country and took a limousine to play golf on weekdays. Some corrupt town in Kazakhstan or Saudi Arabia or Paraguay? Nope… Vernon, California. 

Corporate Capers
Waterboarding is the new motivational tool in the office? That’s what a supervisor used on a member of his sales team in Utah, according to a lawsuit.

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