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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2011
Page
5
U S health officials consider lowering recommended drinking water fluoride levels to prevent fluorosis in children under eight. The condition, from excess fluoride during tooth development, shows as white flecks or streaks and, in rare cases, discoloration or pitting. Most cases are mild and cosmetic or easily treated.
A government review cites fluoride risks including brittle bones at high intake, while the EPA and health groups weigh limits on drinking water. Fluorosis rose from 23 percent of 12 to 15 year olds in 1986 87 to 41 percent in 1999 2004, sparking renewed controversy and policy consideration.
EU researchers will hire a community health worker based at UMMAM to oversee outreach and patient navigation for cancer patients in southwest Kansas. The five year project, led by KU's Cancer Center ties, aims to reduce health disparities by expanding services to uninsured and under insured residents and boosting community engagement and education.
USD 457 will discuss water rights and a district naming policy at a meeting. The board tabled the request to name the Kenneth Henderson Middle School Gymnasium after Lori K. Peister, pending a district policy on naming common spaces such as fields, gyms, libraries, and cafeterias. The policy would allow naming in honor of notable local and national figures in education, athletics, science, and leadership. The board will also consider purchasing band instruments and laptops and review access control updates for school buildings.
Cottrell announced upcoming road repairs converting aging asphalt to concrete to slow deterioration. J A G Construction Co began Fleming Street work with one lane each direction and flagger control during paving. Traffic on Mary Street may face short closures and speeds drop to 20 mph during phased reconstruction. Local businesses have access via side streets and the Labrador Fire Station remains accessible. For questions dial city engineers at 276 1130.
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