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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2012
Page
7
Oregon Health & Science University researchers report creating embryos containing genes from one man and two women using a technique aimed at removing defective genes. The work is not for producing children now and its risks, ethics, and future use remain debated in Britain and elsewhere.
A health focused column warns about hidden added sugars including high-fructose corn syrup and fructose in many foods and drinks. It urges label scrutiny, notes risks like liver fat but offers practical steps such as reducing sugary beverages and choosing fruit, with limits on daily added sugar and a caution on zero calorie sweeteners.
A two part guide offers coping with downsizing and IBS by daily meditation sleep probiotic use walking 10 000 steps and whole foods while stressing support from friends. It then advises a mother and nephew in expanding vegetables slowly with example meals and patient repeated tastings to avoid food conflict and foster healthier habits.
Sunday games produced 16 results with six no trump and one slam. Donna and Roger Morris won with 68 percent, followed by Jon Kempton and Irene Bryant. Monday 25 board Howell game saw Pat Barber and Faye Anderson lead at 62.5 percent, just ahead of Jon Craig and Wen Wurst. Regulars meet at 7 p.m. Monday and 1:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Senior Center, 907 N. 10th St. Call Kempton at 276-2876 for partner. Donna Preston led senior center double pinochle at three tables, with Mary Joseph second and Carol Bradford third. Stipp Rapp won senior center pitch, with Easther Appelhans and Lois Towns in second and third.
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