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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1988

Page

22

Quack cures and job tips appear in AP syndicated notes

The report covers a federal study warning of widespread quackery in a multi billion dollar industry with arthritis cancer and elderly patients driving the spend. It also offers early career advice from a small company president and notes ERA Real Estate poll findings on brokers refusing listings due to high asking prices race discrimination unsellable condition long market time and territorial limits.

New York Aimplus Magazine Overland Park, Kan ERA Real Estate Strategic Research Inc St. Louis

Weight yo yo dieting linked to tougher long term control

AP reports Nutri System Health Bureau cites a five university medical project on yo yo dieting showing weight loss is faster during initial cycles and rebounds more quickly after each diet while caloric intake stays constant. A separate note from New Orleans recalls barbecues origin from French terms barbe and queue and describes modern outdoor grilling meat.

NEW York Nutri-System Health & Fitness Information Bureau New Orleans America

Youngest-leaning U.S. Armed Forces with Majority Age 30 or Younger

The Non Commissioned Officers Association reports nearly 67 percent of about 2.1 million service members are 30 or younger. The largest single group exceeds 690,000, aged 21 to 25.

Washington U.S NCOA

Aluminum in deodorants and humane mouse traps debated

Reader questions about aluminum in deodorants and safety. Advice says aluminum salts rarely absorb unless skin is broken. Alternatives include rubbing alcohol and baking soda. Reader also criticizes Mouse-Prufe and discusses humane live traps costing about $10, with daily checks and release after capturing a mouse.

Reater Cyruman Q Mary Ann Dann Richmond Ind Sue Clark South Bend Sterling Drug Sterling

Peltz Builds a Packaging Empire and Aims to Aid Homeless

Nelson Peltz, head of Triangle Industries, expanded from wire and cable to a $4 billion packaging powerhouse via National Can and American Can acquisitions. He plans transitional housing for the homeless in major U.S. cities, financed by corporations, with support from lobbying groups and backing from figures like Tipper Gore.

NEW York Nelson Peltz Triangle Industries Inc Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc Michael Milken Milken Carl C. Icahn Peltz Westchester County Peltz Parts Company Icahn Peter May Triangle New Jersey Wire National Can Corp American Can Co May CJI Industries Inc Tipper Gore Albert Gore Jr D-Tenn America U.S National Strategies and Marketing Group

Checking Your Social Security Earnings and IRA Deductions

Guidance on obtaining a statement of earnings from the Social Security Administration using Form SSA-7004 and keeping data up to date every three years. It also outlines IRA deduction rules for single and married workers based on income, with emphasis on gradual deduction limits and advice to contribute as possible.

Social Security Administration Social Security Congress

ZIP code marks 25 years in U S mail flow

Washington AP reports the ZIP code system reaches its 25th anniversary while boosting efficiency and labor savings. Five digit codes introduced in 1963 split the nation into regions guiding automated sorting. ZIP Plus 4 expanded in 1983. The system now handles over 150 billion pieces annually with high accuracy.

John G. Mulligan United States Mulligan United States Post Office U.S. Postal Service

June Auto Sales and Senate Vote Loom in Friday Markets

A weekly scan notes June auto sales from domestic and foreign makers and a Senate motion to end a filibuster on plant closings legislation, with a potential reoffer on Thursday and Friday. It also mentions a tentative GE contract vote by about 47,000 workers.

Senate General Electric Co Securities and Exchange Commission Labor Department Federal Reserve

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