Parents influence children's eating habits advice from experts
Area nutritionists outline methods to entice children beyond their favorites, stressing consistent exposure and creativity to shape healthier eating patterns.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2004
Page
1
Area nutritionists outline methods to entice children beyond their favorites, stressing consistent exposure and creativity to shape healthier eating patterns.
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia argues during hearings that executive privilege allows the president to refuse court orders when threatened. The remark concerns whether Vice President Cheney's energy task force must disclose deliberations on the national energy policy discussed on page 3A.
Democrat Charles Branson joined Democrat Martin Miller in seeking the Douglas County district attorney post this November, challenging Republican Christine Kenney who has led the office since 1996. Branson and Miller promise different charging and prosecuting approaches, criticizing Kenney for not spending enough time in court with a $1.22 million annual budget.
Alan Detrich, a Great Bend fossil hunter, proposes gifting a 13 foot Xiphactinus audax to Kansas as the state fossil, valuing it at $10 million. He links the gift to a tax deduction and legislative approval, while hinting he might sell it to an Irish museum if politics derail the plan.
Colleges push federal officials to speed up visa applications citing a 32 percent drop in international graduate admissions for this fall. California school leaders and Homeland Security officials discussed foreign student matters in San Diego, with Yale and Princeton presidents among those present.
U S forces fought heavy battles in Najaf and Fallujah for three weeks without regaining control. In Najaf, major clashes with Muqtada al Sadr's Mahdi Army left 64 militiamen dead. Fallujah saw an intense nighttime assault with tanks and an AC 130 gunship targeting the Jalan district as residents fled and lines held by Sunni guerrillas persisted.
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