Bikes and farms help Oregon waistlines stay slim
Linda Ginenthal rides 3.5 miles to work in Portland and credits bike paths and city design for Oregon’s flat obesity rate. A Trust for America’s Health study notes 21 percent overweight in Oregon, lower than Alabama or Colorado, with urban planning shaping everyday activity. Portland offers a $25 monthly bonus for biking 80 percent of workdays, aiding Grnenthal’s 25 pound loss since the 1990s.
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Bush defends Iraq mission as antiwar protests hold vigil
President Bush tells Donnelly reporters he disagrees with immediate troop withdrawal and backs patience for Iraq’s fledgling democracy. He plans a Nampa speech to troops and families of war dead and will meet relatives privately before returning to Texas. He noted activist Cindy Sheehan’s protests but said she does not reflect many families’ views. Overnight, protesters in Boise erected crosses for fallen service members.
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Bases restructure favors Fort Riley move and closures
The Base Realignment and Closure Commission approved moving the 1st Infantry Division back to Fort Riley Kansas creating thousands of jobs while approving the shutdown of Fort Gillem Fort McPherson Fort Monroe Army Garrison Selfridge and Fort Monmouth among others. The panel also approved nearly 400 Army Reserve and National Guard facilities closures and realignments across states as part of a larger plan to save about 49 billion over 20 years.
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Preseason favorite tops college football after two titles
A pre-season favorite leads the college football outlook after winning the championship the past two seasons, signaling strong expectations for the coming campaign.
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