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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1995

Page

8

Health experts challenge 1990 weight guidelines for adults

Manson calls the 1990 federal weight guidelines encouraging the fattening of America with one in three adults obese. She urges more activity and healthier diets while noting risks from higher body fat. Willett says a Harvard revision is due. Wallis says findings align with other studies.

Manson America Bill Grigg U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Harvard Grigg Walter Willett Diane Wallis Loyola University Medical Center

IDOT Faces Scrutiny Over License Plate Contract

IDOT considers extending a contract with 3M for license plates, a move critics say lacks competitive bidding. Sen Gettings questions the 77 cent price gap vs Flex-O-Lite, while Attorney General may face defense of the decision as costs could total up to 5 million over six years. IDOT cites past practice and unique plate features as justification. Catherine Dunn says the decision was appropriate and Gov Branstad says he was only consulted on scenic aspects.

Ture Gordon Flex-O-Lite Halvorson IDOT Donald Gettings D-Ottumwa Tom Miller Flex- O-Lite Gettings Attorney General’s Office DOT Rensink Idot Commission Catherine Dunn Dubuque Terry Branstad

Townsland grant funds new officer boosting Manchester force

Police say a $59,240 three year grant will add a new officer and bring Manchester’s force to eight officers plus the chief. In Lansing Chief Gary Gibbs notes the town faces funding limits yet welcomes expanded coverage and round the clock protection as federal money tapers off. Gibbs, with 29 years on the force, heads a three on three off schedule with one other officer to cover the community in summer crowds.

Trapp Manchester Lansing Gary Gibbs Gibbs

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