Americans struggle to meet 1990 fitness goals says CDC
The CDC reports most Americans avoid regular exercise and five of 11 goals for the 1990 Objectives for the Nation are unlikely to be met. few meet three times weekly vigorous activity. under half of older adults exercise regularly. only two of several goals are likely achievable.
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Atlanta
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
U.S
Massachusetts
Maryland
Gregory W. Heath
Weekend Market Report reflects Midwest rain risk depresses grains
Grain and soybean futures closed mostly lower on the Chicago Board of Trade as forecasts of weekend and next week rainfall spread jitters. Wheat soybeans and corn prices fluctuated with July contracts quoted, while livestock prices in Kansas Texas and Minnesota showed mixed movements amid holiday disruption and federal-inspection slaughter estimates for early July.
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Board OF Trade Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest
Corn
Steve Freed
Chicago
Dean Witter Reynolds
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St. Minnesota
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Stocks end week strong with broad market advance
New York stocks posted solid gains as investors anticipated easing Fed credit policy after the June jobs report. The Dow rose 25.42 to 2,487.86, with 1,064 up and 472 down on the NYSE. volume reached 166.43 million on the floor and 195.24 million nationwide. Major names led gains while General Motors fell on production cutbacks. The market-wide indices climbed, signaling renewed optimism about lower interest rates.
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Federal Reserve
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Treasury
American Telephone & Telegraph
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Philip Mortis
General Electric
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General Motors
Wilshire Associates
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Heathman Station Closes Over EPA Rules Threat
Ottawa station owner Fred Heathman retires from the business as EPA mandates require 1 million dollars in liability coverage for stations with three or more underground tanks and leak detectors by December 1990. Installation costs cited at 35 thousand dollars may end many mom and pop shops. Heathman details past services and staff changes, plans to lease the property, and his city commissioner role.
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Neyman
Fred
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Heathman
Heathman’s
Ottawa
Heathman's
Tiny
Heathmans
Mildred
Portis Bank Petition Could Set State Precedent
First State Bank of Portis seeks to move its charter to Beloit and open a branch at its Portis location, a move that would create a new trade territory and could set a precedent for portable bank charters. The request drew opposition from Beloit banks and touched off debate over impact on local economies and competition.
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Mike Corn Harris
Portis
Solomon River
First State Bank of
Beloit
Panis
Portis Bank
State Banking Board
Judi Stork
Banking Board
Stork
Ed Swenson
Ponts
Osborne
Savings and Loan
Swenson
First National Bank
Jerome Eilert
First National
Eilen
Doug Johnson
Guaranty State Bank and Trust Co
Guaranty
Johnson
Kansas
Eilert
Pontis Bank
First National of
Permanent assault weapon ban expands nationwide
The ATF announced a permanent ban on 43 semiautomatic assault rifles including AK-47 and Uzi types following a four month study. Seven rifles remain suspended but could be imported again, and the agency estimates 10 percent of crime guns are semiautomatic, mainly domestically made.
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Washington
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Stephen E. Higgins
ATF Bureau
Higgins
ATF
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