Neanderthal Dental Tooling in Croatia Teeth Revisited
KU professor emeritus David Frayer and dentist Joe Gatti reexamined a 130000 year old Neanderthal tooth set from Krapina Croatia. Their analysis suggests prehistoric dentistry visible in grooves and patterns as pain management echoes modern practice. The findings attracted media attention from Washington Post Smithsonian The Independent and others.
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Lawrence sales tax growth slows but remains strong
Lawrence's 2017 midyear sales tax receipts show a 3 percent rise from the first half of 2016, with June payments reflecting earlier consumer taxes. Officials note the slower pace compared with 2016's 5.5 percent and historic highs, amid 2014-2016 peak years and a planned 1.25 mill property tax rate increase for 2018.
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Lawrence Eyes Strong 2017 Growth On Tax Trends
Town Talk Plus notes 2017 may surpass 3 percent growth as June sales tax collections rise 7.5 percent year over year signaling stronger April May spending. Junior Olympics later this month could boost tax receipts and tourism. Yet slower growth may still meet City Hall budget goals since 2016 receipts exceeded expectations, easing 2017 targets.
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