Panel urges Americans to cut fats and calories in diet
Washington reports a National Institutes of Health panel urges Americans to lower waxy blood fats to reduce heart disease risk. The 14 member panel calls for broad dietary changes toward less animal fat, dairy, and more vegetables and fish, with guidance on cholesterol targets for adults.
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Daniel Steinberg
University of California At San Diego
Bonnie Liebman
CSPI
Beef ads challenged by consumer group over claims
The Center for Science in the Public Interest has filed a 40 page document with the Federal Trade Commission and New York AG alleging consumer fraud in the Beef Council's 5 million dollar “Beef gives strength” campaign. Activists argue the ads mislead by implying beef boosts strength while overemphasizing protein needs. The beef industry defends the campaign as part of a balanced diet and plans its third advertising wave from late January to mid February 1985.
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Center For Science In the Public Interest
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Federal Trade Commission
New York State Attorney General’s Office
Beef Industry Council
Tom McDermott
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Beef Council
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Wisconsin Extension Announces January ETN Programs
Wisconsin Extension announces January ETN programs with over 200 ETN sites offering 20 courses across diverse fields. Each discipline lists multiple sessions in January from poultry updates to zoning boards duties and real estate guidance, with contact points at local UW Cooperative Extension offices for details.
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ETN
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Uw-Cooperative Extension Offices
ETN seminars discuss preserving history and taxes
Local history buffs and officials are invited to two free seminars on preserving local history at the government center in Durand. Broadcast via ETN from 2:30 to 3:50 p.m. on Jan 10, the first session covers local history’s community value and methods to collect share and map geographic development. The second reviews tax incentives and ordinances encouraging preservation.
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Government Center
Durand
Uw-Extension
ETN
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