Free dental care offered to carnies at North Carolina State Fair
At the North Carolina State Fair a mobile dentist bus serves carnival workers with free care. Volunteers from the North Carolina Baptist Men treat about 40 carnies yearly, often extracting severely decayed teeth. The service operates beside midway rides, with two rooms and an X-ray lab, and many workers return for treatment after years without dental care.
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Raleigh, N.C
Robert Weaver
Weaver
Norris
S.C
Chico Alves
Providence
R.I
Shirlone Powell
North Carolina Baptist
Alves
Sue Fowler
Fowler
Leff
Don
Raleigh
N.C
Produce supplier closes after salmonella outbreak
Morgantown West Virginia AP Publicity from a salmonella outbreak led Coronet Foods to shut down despite an FDA find of no contamination at the plant. The Wheeling based supplier to Sheetz laid off 220 workers, while officials seek financing to stay afloat. Attys for patients say the FDA results do not clear the company. Sheetz dropped Coronet after the scare.
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Morgantown
W.va
West Virginia
Coronet Foods
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Sheetz
Coronet
Ernie Pascua
Pascua
Judge Denies New Trial in Schiavo Case in Florida
In Tampa AP report Circuit Judge George Greer refused a new trial to decide Terri Schiavo would want artificial life support. He blocked tube removal until Dec 6 allowing parents to appeal, as dispute with husband Paul Schiavo centers on feeding tube. Pope John Paul II statements cited.
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Tampa
Fla
Terri Schiavo
Schiavo
George Greer
Clearwater
Bob
Mary Schindler
Greer
Pope John Paul II
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