Obesity in the Nation Raises Public Health Alarm
Earnest DeLoach of Aiken notes rising obesity with fast food on every corner and children inactive. He observes shifting diet trends as low carb approaches gain attention.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2004
Page
3
Earnest DeLoach of Aiken notes rising obesity with fast food on every corner and children inactive. He observes shifting diet trends as low carb approaches gain attention.
Dan Breedan from Charles Town West Virginia says obesity is prevalent among children and blames parents and grandparents for poor eating. He urges healthier national eating habits while praising community parks. Shelly Ranner from Aiken notes childhood obesity as a major issue in the country and references an anatomy class paper.
Lisa Radder cites lack of exercise and poor school lunches while urging more bike paths to promote cycling. Richard Summers flags fast food and convenience as factors in declining activity and mood across the population. Alexis Carter describes personal nonobesity as a shield against the issue despite broader concerns.
Sen. candidate Rep. Jim DeMint and Rep. Skipper Perry will brief reporters at Howell Printing in downtown Aiken before a tour of local businesses. The event follows a 1:30 p.m. speech at Rawls Family Farm in Pelion as DeMint runs against Inez Tenenbaum to succeed retiring Sen. Fritz Hollings. The plan calls for a bipartisan Tax Reform Action Committee to replace the current code with a consumption based system and to abolish the IRS.
Howell Printing owner Bill Howell touts an inside track on winners as he produces campaign folders, fans and cards for stump speeches. Steve Black of Screen Print Factory notes fluctuating political work but stays open to more. Perry recycles signs and stores materials. Designers Lisa Landrum and Tara Reeder assist with literature while Rep. Robert Perry visits to collaborate.
Aiken County districts prepare for Friday night games with a Thursday Aiken Standard preview. The edition promises a complete season look and coverage of upcoming matchups and players across the area.
Comprehensive Athens 2004 Games report with medal winners TV schedule and latest news out of Greece. Coverage spans all week and highlights top performances and key events across sports.
Sunday numbers reported include Pick 3 Evening 4 9 2 and Pick 4 Evening 7 5 0 0. Georgia Cash 3 Evening shows 7 7 6 while Cash 4 Evening is 3 1 2 7. Fantasy 5 draws 9 11 12 13 28.
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