Dietary goals announced by Senate nutrition panel
The Senate Nutrition Committee released a revised set of dietary goals urging Americans to cut processed sugars eggs and salt and to boost fruits vegetables and whole grains. It highlights meat with high animal fat as a target while noting cancer and heart disease link to eating habits. AMA critics question diet disease links, while others defend prevention over cure. Teheran founded in the 12th century but became Persia’s capital around 1788.
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Washington
Senate Nutrition Committee
Agriculture Committee
American Medical Association
AMA
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Medical Association
Teheran
Iran
Persia
Crosswords and Cryptoquip Puzzle Teaser by Eugene Sheffer
Feature crossword clues listed with abbreviations and an theme note on yesterday's puzzle solution. The page includes a Cryptoquip clue explaining that K equals and that the cipher uses a simple substitution, with guidance on solving by trial and error.
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Rude Penman
Arty
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Oklahoma prison visit and voter registration trends reported
A Louisiana prisoner visited his ailing father in Oklahoma at government expense. Oklahoma voter registration stood at 1,232,562, down from 1,401,094 a year earlier. Oklahoma boards announced appointments to the OSHA Board of Trustees and SHCC, with several incumbents reappointed. Other items note a car sinking at Elk City Lake, a disbarment hearing for ex judge Sam Sullivan, a baptism of four jailed men under guard, and a court date set for McAlester prison capacity considerations.
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Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
Nix
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals
Vanhoy
Baton Rogue
Eufaula
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Health Systems
OSHA
State Health Department Coordinating Council
SHCC
J. D. Cheek
Manford
Lloyd Verrett
Tulsa
Donn Dodd
Claremore
Tom Gilmore
el Reno
Floyd McNair
Muskogee
Herbert King
Lawton
Geron Meeks
Thomas
Peggy Risinger
Altus
Claudia Hamilton
Ponca City
New Osha
Gerald McCullough
Norman
John Gerrill
Spiro
Bill Rainee
Cushing
Oval H. Cunningham
Bristow
James Harvey
Joseph J. Jerkins
James L. Millis
Charles Smith
Robert E. Morris
Dorothy Hall
Miami
Otho R. Whiteneck
Enid
Claudia L. Hamilton
Ardmore
Sam Sullivan
Sullivan
Jack McGahey
Joe Taylor
Bryan County
Taylor
Luther Bohanon
McAlester Prison
Bohanon
McAlester
Granite Reformatory
Health Sciences Center Chief Tops State Pay Scale
Oklahoma officials reveal that Dr. William G. Thurman head of the Health Sciences Center earns 73500 annually, the highest state salary, surpassing Gov. David Boren who makes 42500 though declining a raise. Other leaders receive 53200, 50240, and 49500 as top earners amid budget debates on education council funding.
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Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Oklahoma Education Council
House
Senate
Joint Appropriations and Budget Committee
David Boren
Boren
William G. Thurman
Health Sciences Center
A. Jay Chapman
L.E. Rader
E.T. Dunlap
L.L. Boger
Oklahoma State University
Paul Sharp
University of Oklahoma
John Barton
Oklahoma College of Osteopathic Medicine
Neva Knight
State Board of Cosmetology
Charities and Corrections
Herschal Crow
D-Altus
Senate Appropriations
Crow
Don Davis
Carl Twidwell
Spencer
Milt Lehr
Council
Twidwell
Rob Pyron
Lehr
Davis
Common Education
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