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Generally, the Massachusetts health community is happy to see the system finally installed, Josephine Steinhurst, executive director of the Massachuetts Citizens Committee for Dental Health, says. Dr. James M. Dunning, professor of Ecological Dentistry Emeritus, has been interested in water fluoridation since 1942, "when evidence of natural fluoridation and reduction...
Dunning has taught dental public health for 25 years and has fought to fluoridate Boston for more than 20 of them. He was also a key advocate for Cambridge fluoridation.
Small wonder that Donald Toner of South Windsor, Conn., chose to ignore the three dunning letters addressed to his wife by the state's department of transportation. Carline Toner was killed last October when her car collided with a garbage truck, and now the state, having determined that she...
Provided that, of course, one has survived the Christmas journey into that country without having to exit through the underworld of dunning creditors, debt-consolidation loans and bankruptcy court. Over the past month or so, the morning mail has been reviving unmerry Yuletide recollections in millions of households, as the...
Died. John Ray Dunning, 67, pioneering American nuclear physicist; of a heart attack; in Key Biscayne, Fla. Dunning directed the 1939 experiment at Columbia University's cyclotron in Manhattan that confirmed the findings of scientists in Germany and elsewhere about the possibility of controlled atomic fission. "Believe we have...