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FROM PHILLIP DAY: Prof Paul Connett has done a great job organizing this petition, so now it is up to us. All US subscribers to EClub should take a moment now to click here and sign the FAN petition for a full Congressional hearing into the dangers of fluoride additives. There is no better time than now to make your outrage felt.


From: Paul Connett

I was very excited yesterday when the online petition yielded 240 votes in one day. Today was even more incredible. In the last 24 hours we have added 464 votes, going from 2275, at 8:15 pm last night, to 2739 votes at 8:25 pm tonight. Over 700 votes have been added since Saturday morning! But this isn't just about numbers. Please take some time out and read some of the comments.

Some new states have entered the race and so I am expanding the count to the Top 30 states (see below).

And some more exciting news - we have expanded our National Dream Team by three states: Delaware, Pennsylvania and Vermont. Please welcome Alan Muller of Green Delaware <amuller@dca.net>; Bill Smedley of GreenWatch, Pennsylvania <bsmedley@kcnet.org> and Mary Lou Alberts from Bennington, Vermont <loulou@together.net>.

If you live in one of these three states please contact Alan, Bill or Mary Lou and offer your moral (and other) support. We are only going to stop this nonsense if we all work together. Our National Dream Team (see listing below) has already shown us how it can be done. We are still looking for someone from Montana to help relieve the pressure on Sarah Rollins.

Our updated National Dream Team

1) ARKANSAS -Crystal Harvey <Cfharvey@hsnp.com>
2) CALIFORNIA - Gene Burke <burkegene@msn.com>, Maureen Jones <maureenj@pacbell.net>
3) COLORADO - Pati Caputo <mtncentre@aol.com>
4) DELAWARE - Alan Muller <amuller@dca.net>
5) FLORIDA -Jo Anne Johnson <punkinpie@adelphia.net>
6) ILLNOIS - Taylor Moore <taylorgenemoore@yahoo.com>, Joyce Baunach <jbaunach@rcn.com>
7) LOUISIANA -John-Christopher Ward <jc8ward@cox.net> (we haven't heard from J-C we hope he is OK)
8) MARYLAND - Bernie Miltenberger <Bernie_Miltenberger@msn.com>
9) MASSACHUSETTS - Kathy Fontaine <kfont12416@msn.com>
10) MICHIGAN -Gladys Mitchell <gmitchell@creativect.net>
11) MONTANA - Sarah Rollins <rollinsarah@imt.net> -needs help please!
12) NEW HAMPSHIRE -Gerhard Bedding <gbedding@verizon.net>
13) NEW JERSEY - Nancy Coleman - <NJnoFluoride@aol.com>
14) NEW YORK - Eleanor Krinsky, Carol Kopf <NYSCOF@aol.com> and the Connetts.
15) OREGON -Lynne Campbell <ocsdw@pop.earthlink.net>
16) PENNSYLVANIA - Bill Smedley <bsmedley@kcnet.org>
17) TENNESSEE -Dan Stockin <dan@thelilliecenter.com>
18) TEXAS -Earle Cobb (need others) <EarleCobb@cs.com>
19) UTAH - Lorna Rosenstein <lorna@xmission.com>
20) VERMONT -Mary Lou Alberts <loulou@together.net>
21) WASHINGTON - Shirley Jacobson <retiredlady_04@yahoo.com> and Betty Fowler <fowler6704@comcast.net>
22) WEST VIRGINIA -Terri Swearingen <tswearin@verizon.net>
23) WISCONSIN -Dan Zupon <blazercommunications@hotmail.com>

Top 30 report.
2)
California continues its steep climb with another 96 points added today and now occupies first position. Oregon slips to second, even though it added 51 points. Utah and Arkansas remain in third and fourth positions but Florida with another 37 points has jumped over Washington and pulled within 2 points of reaching Arkansas. Nearly 100 points separate 7th placed New York from number 8 Massachusetts. Texas remains in ninth position, but both Pennsylvania and Hawaii have overtaken New Hampshire, to occupy the 10th and 11th spots. Colorado stays at 13th. Georgia added 25 points to jump from 17th to 14th position. Illinois slips to 15th and Michigan squeezes past Kansas to reach the 16th spot. Wisconsin jumps over Missouri and newcomers Ohio, Tennessee and New Jersey push Montana back to the 23rd position.
3)
Only 14 points separate 19th placed Missouri from the three states at equal 26th position, so with the avalanche of votes coming in we can expect some big changes tomorrow. Just checked the latest total at 10:15 pm - 2769 votes. That's 30 votes since I started writing this!
4)
So another very exciting day - congratulations everyone!
5)
Paul Connett September 12th 2005 (2739 counted) Point totals.

1) CALIFORNIA 440
2) OREGON 419
3) UTAH 355
4) ARKANSAS 264
5) FLORIDA 262
6) WASHINGTON 261
7) NEW YORK 253
8) MASSACHUSETTS 158
9) TEXAS 132
10) PENNSYLVANIA 99
11) HAWAII 88
12) NEW HAMPSHIRE 87
13) COLORADO 82
14) GEORGIA 81
15) ILLINOIS 73
16) MICHIGAN 72
17) KANSAS 67
18) WISCONSIN 61
19) MISSOURI 52
20) OHIO 51
21) TENNESSEE 46
22) NEW JERSEY 45
23) MONTANA 42
24) VERMONT 41
25) IDAHO 40
26=) MARYLAND 38
26=) ARIZONA 38
26=) MINNESOTA 38
29) NORTH CAROLINA 33
30) NEVADA 26

Sept 11 (2275 counted) Point totals.

1) OREGON 368
2) CALIFORNIA 344
3) UTAH 329
4) ARKANSAS 260
5) WASHINGTON 228
6) FLORIDA 225
7) NEW YORK 217
8) MASSACHUSETTS 142
9) TEXAS 113
10) NEW HAMPSHIRE 83
11) PENNSYLVANIA 82
12) HAWAII 72
13) COLORADO 66
14) ILLINOIS 65
15) KANSAS 63
16) MICHIGAN 58
17) GEORGIA 55
18) MISSOURI 45
19) WISCONSIN 43
20=) MONTANA 39
20=) VERMONT 39

Sept 10 (2029 counted) Point totals.

1) OREGON 350
2) UTAH 323
3) CALIFORNIA 290
4) ARKANSAS 257
5) WASHINGTON 211
6) NEW YORK 199
7) FLORIDA 176
8) MASSACHUSETTS 132
9) TEXAS 94
10) NEW HAMPSHIRE 80
11) PENNSYLVANIA 63
12) ILLINOIS 61
13) KANSAS 58
14) HAWAII 57
15) COLORADO 55
16) MICHIGAN 53
17) GEORGIA 52
18) WISCONSIN 41
19) MONTANA 39
20) MISSOURI 38

http://www.fluorideACTION.net

FAN Bulletin #339, 12th September 2005