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Cell Phones News Archive19-Sep-2008Cell phones banned for train operators (San Diego Union-Tribune) LOS ANGELES ? California regulators reacting to the deadly wreck of a commuter train issued an emergency order yesterday banning train operators from using Cell Phones on duty. California Bans Train Operators Using Cell Phones (WKRG News 5 Mobile) California train operators are now prohibited under state rules from using Cell Phones while on the job. More Study claims cell phones can impact sperm quality (Yahoo! Tech Advisors) More news suggesting that cell phones can be harmful in ways we haven't really thought about: A Cleveland doctor at the Center for Reproductive Medicine took sperm samples and exposed them to "talk mode" level cell phone radiation at a distance of 2.5 centimeters for an hour. After analyzing the samples, the researchers found "an increase in oxidative stress such as a significant increase ... Once wimpy, cell phones got game (Detroit News) Cell phones may finally be up to the task of crashing cars, zapping bad guys and bowling a decent frame. Calif. regulators ban use of cell phones by train operators (New York Daily News) California regulators reacting to the deadly wreck of a commuter train issued an emergency order Thursday banning train operators from using cell phones on duty. Vallejo prohibits students from using cell phones to videotape fights to post on YouTube (San Jose Mercury News) The Vallejo City Unified School District Board of Education unanimously has approved a policy that bans students from using cell phones inappropriately, including by videotaping fights on school grounds so they can post them on YouTube. California bans train crew cell phones (Moldova.org) California regulators imposed an immediate ban on Cell Phones use by railroad crews a week after the state's worst train disaster in 50 years.The state public utilities commission says it was working on such a ban in the weeks leading up to last Friday's head-on collision at Chatsworth that killed 25 people.The ban was effective immediately, the Los Angeles Times said, after federal ...
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