UPDATE
 The fingers that once pointed upward at the monopole at Weston 
Elementary with scorn and accusation as the cause of cancer are now 
pointing downward at the water supply as the source of their troubles. 
 Parents of the stricken children have conducted their own investigation
 of the high rate of cancer in the area and, with the help of KOVR-TV’s investigative reporters, have found a more likely suspect in the case: trichloroethylene (TCE).
The reporters investigated records going back decades that monitored the
 local drinking water and found a Nestle’s plant in the ‘70’s produced 
quantities of TCE to manufacture decaffeinated coffee. The substance 
later turned up in the groundwater in the ‘80’s. The drug is a leading 
agent in causing kidney and liver cancer, according to the report.  One 
of the affected children has been diagnosed with kidney cancer and a 
neighbor was stricken with liver cancer, KOVR-TV reported. Continue Reading
 
 
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