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...radical in the media." But some colleagues will not overlook her past. Says Professor Daniel Polsby: "This woman set a bomb off in the U.S. Capitol, for heaven's sake! And then she says, 'Ha, ha, I'm not sorry.' This is a school of law, not a dental school!" Counters Dohrn's former attorney Don Reuben: "She picked herself up from her past and has done socially good work for years now. What do they want her to do? Do they want a public flogging...
...land. Larson disagrees, and the institute is suing. But there is no dispute over Sacrison's latest find, which Larson named Duffy, in honor of his lawyer. After getting the landowner's permission, Sacrison, Larson and a score of volunteers set up camp and began excavating Duffy with shovels, dental picks and toothbrushes...
...Dental services: preventive services,emergency in jury treatment for children under...
Popov had as much luck as pluck that day: the force of the impact knocked out all his dental fillings but caused no serious injuries. So he got the chance to pursue his scheme to develop parachutes for gliders and small planes. Popov quickly discovered that conventional chutes would not work because most accidents happen so close to the ground that the canopies do not have enough time to inflate. To get around that problem, Popov devised a parachute that could be completely deployed by a tiny rocket in a matter of seconds. Since then, the company he founded...
...Administration revealed more details about that last initiative. The President's health-care plan would guarantee coverage for all Americans by the end of 1997, but offer only limited coverage for mental-health care and almost none for adult dental care. Increased taxes on cigarettes and perhaps alcohol are expected to bring in $16 billion to help cover the increased government medical bill...