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Wednesday, February 28, 1979
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Commission to decide fluoride controversy
City commissioners decided last night that they would decide whether to stop adding fluoride to the Lawrence water system of holding a referendum on the issue.
By SHIRLEY SHOUI
Staff Reporter
The commissioners said they would delay voting on the issue for two weeks so they could hear from a pro-fluoride spokesman. The commissioner, a three-hour discussion attended by 80 people.
John Yiamouiyanis, science director of the National Science Federation and antifluoride spokesman, had urged the commission at last week's meeting to stop fluoridation while a decision was being made.
Mayer Donald Binnis said a spokesman for the pre-fluoride faction, Ken Farha from Wichita, would be at a public study session in New York. The National Bank Tower, 900 Massachusetts St.
"We need to hear an offer on the other side." Bins told Yilanyoamylia, "because you are going to miss a job."
Ernest Angio, professor of geology, who was on a city committee that studied fluoridation several years ago, told the college president that he had changed from neutrality to opposition.
COMMISSIONER Barkley Clark, said.
The other side had better come forth and
take control.
He told the commissioners that although the city tried to maintain the federally recommended 1.0 parts per million fluoride in the water, they also and sometimes rose to 1.6 parts per million.
Rick Weller, from the Kansas City office of the Environmental Protection Agency, said that the EPA had last month re-firmed its endorsement of fluoridation and that 106 million U.S. citizens were now drinking fluoridated water.
Jack Burris, director of water supply for the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, said his department recommended continued fluoridation.
OPPONENTS OF fluoridation said the question was whether government had the right to interfere with individual freedom of choice. They said fluoride was available in dental products and as a treatment from dentists for those who wanted it.
Dentists spoke in favor of continued fluoridation and said Lawrence children had less dental decay than children from communities that did not fluoride their water.
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In other business, Clark asked the city staff to memorandum explaining the commission's power to revoke a cereal malt license.
The request was in response to a district court order to return a license to Milton Collins, owner of Uncle Milly's Cafe, 2246 East 57th Street, which the commission revoked in January.
The commission also approved a $2,000 grant to help restore the historical Eldridge residence. Three Lawrence residents plan to restore the building which was built in 1857 as a private residence.
The commissioners revoked the license because they said the taven was a "public nuisance," but the judge said the city could not revoke the license on that basis.
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