Fluoride gains dented smiles as cavities fall nationwide
Fluoridated water and better dental care cut cavities in children, with a 50 percent drop in decayed, filled, and missing teeth in two Boston suburbs from 1958 to 1978. Researchers foresee a 25 to 30 percent cavity drop nationwide and discuss shifts in the dental workforce as demand for traditional treatments wanes.
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Tufts Dental School
Allan Fortmicola
Columbia University
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Ticket Clinic opens in Texas to help ticketed motorists
Dallas based entrepreneur Robert D Kaizer launches Ticket Clinic in Dallas Houston Amarillo and Lubbock with plans to expand nationwide. He says court attendance is a privilege not a punishment and claims an 80 percent success rate in getting tickets reduced while charging 45 dollars per city ticket and 75 dollars for highway violations.
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Robert D Kaizer
Kozer
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Houston
Amarulo
Lutbock
Campear
Derby Fever Grips Louisville Ahead of 107th Derby
Kentucky’s Derby week explodes with 70 events as Louisville hosts a pre race carnival. Fans chase thrills from turtle races to ball nights while doors fill with eager crowds and preparations at Churchill Downs. Tulip beds worry gardeners amid warm winds and ticket disputes surface over Derby tickets in divorce cases.
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Proud Appeal
Cure the Blues
Top Shoes
Louisville Courier- Journal
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Lord
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Poachers imperil elephants in Senegal and Africa wide
AR Dupuy, director of Senegal’s National Park Service, warns elephants may vanish within two years if poaching and illegal ivory trade continue. He cites losses of 50 elephants last year, five carcasses in nine days, and global collapse trends from Central Africa to Uganda. Ivory prices rose since 1973, driving to about 1,500 dollars per large animal’s worth locally.
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Senegal
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AR. Dupuy
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Senegalese Park Service
African Republic
Zaire
Uganda
Idi Amin
Iain Douglas- Hamilton
World Wildlife Fund
Hood College Grad School Opens 1981 Summer Session
Hood College announces its 10th anniversary summer session for 1981 beginning June 22 and ending July 2. More than 50 courses, six institutes, and off campus programs in Germantown and Hagerstown are planned with three courses via cable. Tuition is 225 per three credit course. Registration available at Rosenstock Hall 8:30 to 4:30 daily and evenings by appointment until June 22, with mail-in options due by June 16.
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Hagerstown
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Seneca Valley High School
Hagerstown Junor College
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Institute of Matriage
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