Man's Common Ills Four: Nation's Teeth In Bad Shape
A nationwide dental crisis is outlined with 800 million cavities and 20 million toothless Americans. Researchers at Brown University and Tufts discuss implants, vaccines, lasers, bone grafts, and fluoride gels as paths to prevent and repair tooth decay and gum disease.
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Ballot Will Contain 3 Amendments in Missouri Primary
Missouri voters will decide three proposed constitutional amendments at the Aug. 4 primary. No. 1 removes the prohibition on state treasurer succeeding himself, No. 2 proposes toll roads with bonds backed by highway revenues, and No. 3 concerns an additional amendment not clearly detailed in readable text. The measure is part of a special election held with the primaries.
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UAW Adds New Item To Negotiations
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers added financial security for laid off members to the bargaining agenda as talks with the Big Three near. Leonard Woodcock as president voiced hope for a settlement by Sept 14 without a strike while outlining key demands including retirement benefits, removal of cost of living wage limits, and a substantial wage rise. He warned of possible action if no deal.
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Judicial reform amendment changes Missouri court system
The proposal creates new appeal districts and a heavier caseload for them, shifts exclusive jurisdiction from the Supreme Court, allows appointment of an administrator to aid court administration, abolishes Supreme Court commissioners, forms a retirement and discipline commission, and mandates retirement at age 70 for judges under the nonpartisan plan. Endorsed by the Missouri Bar board, but opposed by many lawyers and judges as a token reform.
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How They Voted In Congress
Washington AP reports the Senate approved by 40 to 35 an amendment to the Agriculture Department budget restricting farm subsidies for wheat, feed grains, and cotton to 20 000. Democrats opposing include Eagleton Missouri and Fulbright McClellan Arkansas.
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City Buys Old Frame House for Public Ways
A house in Bowling Green sold for 1 dollar to the city to clear an old frame dwelling off property acquired for a city building project. The sale enabled removal of the structure to prepare the site for municipal development.
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