Toothpaste Findings Questioned
Chicago based American Dental Association challenged a Journal of the American Dental Association report by Philadelphia researchers who warned children may ingest lead from toothpaste. The six brands tested were not named, and the ADA notes most major brands now use plastic or aluminum tubes. The study authors from Penn and Harvard say children may swallow toothpaste while adults rinse.
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Chicago
American Dental Association
Philadelphia
The
Journal of the American Dental Association
Dental Association
Pepsodent
Crest
Irving M. Shapiro
Gary H. Cohen
Orhan C. Tuncay
University of Pennsylvania
Herbert L. Needleman
Harvard University
New Look And Peek At Past for The Journal
The Journal announces a fresh design on Monday and a feature called AS YOU WERE offering a bright view of America from its early years to recent times. Readers will see neighbors and themselves as they were in a nostalgic glimpse on the conmie page.
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America
Conmie
Senate Begins Probe Into Watergate Bugging Affair
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. proposes a five member special committee with broad subpoena powers to investigate Watergate. He may subpoena White House aides as witnesses. Hearings likely several weeks away as Liddy and McCord were found guilty of burglary and wiretapping at the Democratic National Committee.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Senate
White House
Ervin
North Carolina
Irvin
Special Committee
U.S
G. Gordon Liddy
James W. McCord Jr
Watergate Complex
Watergate
Cleveland Schools Survive Custodian Strike Heat Cuts Widespread
Cleveland schools planned to operate but most of 190 buildings were locked without heat or water as a custodian strike left many facilities cold and dark. The Cleveland Teachers Union said members would honor picket lines while some buildings stayed open with minimal staff and no water.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Teachers Union
Ohio seeks automatic recounts in close races reform bill
A Cleveland Heights Democrat proposes automatic recounts for races with margins of half a percent or less or under 1,000 votes. The measure targets local and state ballots amid a slate of election reform bills discussed in Columbus during a skeleton session.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Sweeney
Cleveland Heights
Nomi
Sweeney
House
House Rules Committee
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Board of Education
Virgilli
Ohio
General Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
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Vogue
Don Mendenhall
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