Trendnotes on tooth decay prevention and dental cures
The world’s most common disease is tooth decay but American progress cuts cavities by half in two decades. Advances include sealants fluoride public health gains and a decay vaccine. A new chemical method shows promise but drilling remains needed for some cavities and gum disease threatens many adults.
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900 Workers Cut at Charleston Naval Shipyard
Charleston Naval Shipyard plans 900 civilian layoffs by year end as part of nationwide cuts. Public affairs officer Michael Shumake says some workers may take early retirement or attrition, with a hiring freeze in place and a nationwide workforce drop from 78,000 to 67,000.
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GOP Chair George Graham steps down as SC party leader
AP report says George Graham will not seek reelection as South Carolina Republican Party chairman to return full time to his oral surgery practice. The post won’t be filled until the April 1986 convention. Graham will complete his term, remains active in politics, and contemplates local office in the future. He cites time and finances as factors. He believes Republicans have a good chance at the governor's chair in 1986.
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