内容摘要："The most important thing was to find a non-destructive, portable instrument that could tell us if it was a poisonous book or not," she says.

"The most important thing was to find a non-destructive, portable instrument that could tell us if it was a poisonous book or not," she says.

Mr Appleton worked in the city's water department. He was shot and killed while speaking to his brother-in-law, then-Gateway Mayor Andrew Tillman, on 23 February 2017.While serving time for Mr Appleton's murder, DNA evidence emerged linking Hardin to the long unsolved rape of Amy Harrison at Frank Tillery Elementary School in Rogers, Arkansas, in November 1997.

Hardin pleaded guilty, and received a sentence of 50 years.Before becoming Gateway's police chief, Hardin served as an officer at the Eureka Springs Police Department.Patients could be moved around dental surgeries under proposed changes to the system.

Instead of having a regular surgery, the changes could see people offered treatment at any practice within their health board area, with check-ups for those with healthy teeth pushed to every 18 to 24 months.The Welsh government said the proposals would improve access to dental services, particularly for those most in need.

But the British Dental Association (BDA) said the opposite could happen and more patients may be forced to go private.

The biggest change would see all patients over 18 placed onto a central waiting list, called the Dental Access Portal (DAP).Video footage showed medics and other people rushing to help casualties lying on the ground underneath a tree in a yard and carrying at least four of them into a medical tent.

"The Israeli drone suddenly attacked these colleagues," Palestinian journalist Mohammed Ahmed told Reuters news agency at the scene. "Three of them [were] martyred, in addition to a number of martyrs among passersby.""The Israeli occupation forces are increasing their attacks on us as journalists, trying to prevent us from doing our work," he alleged.

The journalists' syndicate identified the three dead journalists as Ismail Badah, a cameraman for the PIJ-affiliated Palestine Today TV channel, Soliman Hajaj, a Palestine Today editor, and Samir al-Refai of the Shams News network.Another four journalists were injured, two of whom - Palestine Today correspondent Imad Daloul and Ahmed Qalja, a cameraman for Qatar-based Al-Araby TV - were in a critical condition, it said.