Carbohydrates gain respect in fight against bulge
The article reports in Better Homes and Gardens that carbohydrates are no longer seen as the number one enemy in weight management. It summarizes shifting views on diet from the magazine's food section page 3B.
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Better Homes and Gardens
Figure of speech about dieting and weight loss
A concise look at how phrases in dieting talk rely on metaphor and hyperbole to describe appetite control. The piece examines common expressions and their implied judgments about health and restraint.
Tanker escorts begin as U S warships ready Gulf convoy
U S Navy warships prepare to escort two Kuwaiti tankers flying the American flag near the Strait of Hormuz. The United Nations calls for a cease fire in the Iran Iraq war, but Iran says it will ignore the resolution.
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Persian Gulf
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Harold Bernsen
Mideast
Kuwait
Iowa leads nation in income growth in first quarter 1987
State economist Harvey Siegelman cites 9.7 percent rise in Iowa personal income for the first quarter of 1987, driven by farm subsidies and gains in non farm sectors. Wages, small business, construction and services push growth while manufacturing remains soft. national forecast remains strong through 1989.
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Harvey Siegelman
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U.S. Commerce Department
Nebraska
Siegelman
Poindexter Defends Actions Amid Iran Contra Hearings
John Poindexter, angered by Republican questioning, says he acted honorably and will not apologize. He asserts independence of judgment learned at the Naval Academy, confirms briefings to Reagan and awareness of Oliver North's role, while denying full disclosure to the president.
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John Poindexter
Reagan
Poindexter
Paul Trible
Virginia
Oliver North
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National Security Council
Heat and humidity push power use in Iowa
The Electric Light and Power Co warns interruptible customers may be cut off if 95 degrees is reached as Eastern Iowa faces 92 to 98 degree highs. Demand hit a yearly peak of 1,229 megawatts at 4:30 p.m. per IE spokeswoman Nancy Dougherty, with 1,128 previously on June 18 and last year’s 1,220 megawatts. Dr. Joseph Quetsch notes heat exhaustion risk rises with heat.
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Electric Light and Power Co
Iowa
Nancy Dougherty
Dougherty
Six year old girl wounded in accidental shotgun shooting
Six year old Lindsay Olmstead remained in critical condition after a neighbor boy, 12, handling a .410 shotgun, fired at about 11 30 a.m. The shooting occurred at the boy’s home while an adult cared for the children.
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Dixie Olmstead
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St. Luke’s Hospital
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