Kids get their own version of food pyramid
The Food Pyramid for kids unveiled Wednesday provides a government eating guide for children ages 6 to 11, offering a child friendly version of nutritional recommendations.
29 Sep 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2005
Page
1
The Food Pyramid for kids unveiled Wednesday provides a government eating guide for children ages 6 to 11, offering a child friendly version of nutritional recommendations.
The newspaper presents a daily space to spark discussion about literature. Elly Schobel from Williston writes about The Cat Who Moved a Mountain by Lillian Jackson Braun, featured on 5C.
Obituary notice records area deaths including Kathryn Anne William son Benning Aiken Gladys Brown Salley Laura Mae Williams Harrison Aiken Joan Beverly Hawkes Marine Aiken Walter Revell Martin Ridge Spring Martha Mills Waterfill Mercke Aiken Ray Walker Bat Deaths and Funerals 10A.
The Treasury unveils redesigned ten dollar notes with red torch imagery from the Statue of Liberty and the We the People inscription on Hamilton’s portrait. About 800 million bills will enter circulation next year as anti counterfeiting measures expand, with a subtle orange background and yellow 10s near key features. Treasury Secretary John Snow spoke at Ellis Island highlighting safeguards.
Three men arrested in April for fraud pleaded guilty in federal court after days of testimony. Waya Nwaki 24 Alphonsus E Osuala 32 and Douglas A Hudson 45 await sentencing Osuala faces deportation to Nigeria and possible 20 year penalty if reentry occurs. Authorities say the trio used stolen checks from Aiken County to cash up to 3000 at multiple banks.
After more than three weeks at St. John’s United Methodist Church shelter Katrina evacuee Shauntel Brown moved into a house with her boyfriend Corey Johnson. Her children are expected to join soon as agencies gather to aid housing vouchers and resources.
The City of Aiken and the Hitchcock Foundation push a Sand River basin project to curb erosion with 7500 feet of runoff pipes and a rebuilt Bartons Pond dam. Engineering plans are due next spring, construction could start next summer, with shared costs from state and county.
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