Laser cavity fix OK'd by FDA for painless fillings
The FDA approved Premier Laser Systems' erbium YAG laser for tooth decay, deeming it as safe and effective as drilling in studies of over 600 teeth. The device promises less pain with no anesthesia for many patients, though usage awaits eye protection and child pulp concerns.
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Postal Service to raise fees and add delivery confirmation
The Postal Service board approved June 8 rate increases including certified letters from 1.10 to 1.35 and higher insurance up to 5000. Box rents rise in small towns from 8 to 12 yearly while delivery confirmation rolls out nationally next year with records for Priority Mail and other services.
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Schools win big cuts on Internet access plan
The FCC adopted a plan offering schools discounts up to 90 percent on Internet service and wiring costs. Almost all 110,000 elementary and secondary schools would qualify under the 1996 law, aiding President Clinton's education goals.
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Million Woman March Planned for Philadelphia Rally
The National Organizing Committee for the Million Woman March announced a Philadelphia event on Oct. 25 to rally one million black women. The aim is to raise awareness on education and health care in black communities, prison transition issues, and to back Rep. Maxine Waters probe into CIA links to crack cocaine.
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Republicans return 102400 in foreign donations
The Republican National Committee returned 102400 funneled through a Florida subsidiary by a Hong Kong based parent company. RNC Chairman Jim Nicholson said the funds were souring after learning Young Brothers Development USA was controlled from Hong Kong. The $2.2 million loan to the National Policy Forum remains with the nonprofit.
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Prosecutor Cries During Emotional Oklahoma City Trial Moment
Denver AP report details U S Attorney Pat Ryan breaking down as he questioned a blast survivor about Kayla Marie Titsworth, a 3 year old killed in the Oklahoma City bombing. The courtroom scene followed testimony on hundreds of phone records linking Timothy McVeigh to the attack.
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Kayla
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