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8-07-2009 @ 1:32PM

baselic said...

Hello,

This weekend in New Jersey there was lice incidence in the Showboat casino. There are pictures and evidence but they deny these claims as they have done in the past with others and have left people's health in jeopardy.

Working in activism for many years to support causes I am asking that your organization call Harrah's headquarters in Las Vegas and ask them to have maids and floor workers check sheets to protect
citizens and be open about public incidence in terms of public health.

(Please forward to other organizations, family and friends.) It could be your friends, relatives, sisters, mothers, or others health at risk, if policies are not changed. Thank you,

TSEL health Advisory Alert.
http://thesunshineenvironmentlink.htmlplanet.com

Contact Harrah's headquarters at:
702 407-6000 (If line is busy)

Contact 1-800-4 reward ask for showboat information to talk to risk management or hotel manager.

Lice carry many diseases and deniability could lead to death. Please tell Harrah's to correct this deniability
clause. Tell them to have staff check sheets and blankets to protect public health. Ask other hotels
you stay at as well what their policy is on insect infestation. It could save your life!

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