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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
4
Dr Ly Andel explains carbohydrates as the starches and sugars in foods. They include flours rice potatoes pasta and fruits with syrup. vegetables and many fruits provide carbs to help energy alongside proteins and fats. Carbohydrates are broken into glucose for body energy.
A health column discusses ketosis from low carbohydrate intake or starvation and from diabetes lacking insulin. It explains how acetoacetic acid buildup and acidosis harm the nervous system, potentially causing coma or death if untreated. It also notes carbohydrate excess damages tissues and urges dietary balance with protein and limited fat.
Announcement outlined a unified command under General Sir Archibald P. Wavell for all Allied forces in the southwest Pacific. The move coordinates United States British Dutch and Dominion troops to streamline operations and improve collaboration across fronts.
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss a hand where Norths jump to spades limits raises Souths overcall. They debate a diamond lead and a spade finesse, noting East returns diamond and West later yields two diamonds while a club discard could have saved the contract.
In Lewiston Idaho the Chamber of Commerce canceled its Tuesday meeting because the scheduled speaker Terry Ashton cannot fly from his San Francisco home. Ashton is senior director of planning for Hughes Airwest. The airline on strike is the community's only service.
FBI searches for a stolen deer head and other items from the Land Between the Lakes Museum Center Station in Kentucky. The note appears with sections from The Investor's Guide by Sam Shulsky discussing stock portfolios, taxes, and retirement planning.
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