White bread study aims to defend its place in diet
Continental Baking Co hosts a rally at the Washington Convention Center to back white bread after Cooper Institute findings that white sliced bread does not cause weight gain when part of a high fiber diet. The study involved 118 adults split into four diet groups using white or family wheat bread.
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St. Louis
Cooper Institute For Aerobic Research
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Ruth Carpenter
Cooper Institute
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Baking Company
Washington Convention Center
Wasteful payments seen in federal workers' comp program
Dayton Ohio based report finds hundreds of millions wasted under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act. Investigators cite cases of workers able to perform strenuous tasks yet drawing benefits, including jail inmates and a postal worker bowling and golfing. The study estimates up to a third of 1.24 billion dollars yearly goes to fraud and overpayments.
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Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Cox News Service
Cincinnati-area
R. Michael Smyth
Postal Service
Cincinnati
Stephen Schmidt
Labor Department
Larry Rogers
Workers’ Compensation Fund
Labor Deparment
Cleanup week underway with staged pickups in Franklin County
City crews began cleanup week with the first scheduled pickup north of the river and west of Oak Street. Public Works Director Andy Haney notes other routes will be served later in the week with pickups on Tuesday to Friday. Residents are instructed to place debris at the alley or curb and mark piles with white flags.
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Candidates square off for third time tonight
EAST LANSING Mich AP President Bush Clinton and Perot face a 90 minute debate at Michigan State University in a finale that could set the tone for Election Day. Clinton seeks to press Bush on the economy while reassuring wary backers as the two week sprint to the vote begins.
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Mich
Bush
Bill Clinton
Ross Perot
Clinton
Michigan State University
Arkansas
Ypsilanti
Teen vice use up in survey reversing trend
ATLANTA AP. A Parents Resource Institute for Drug Education survey of 212,802 junior high and high school students in 34 states shows increases in cigarette beer wine liquor marijuana cocaine uppers downers hallucinogens and inhalants during the 1991 92 school year. Among sixth to eighth graders hallucinogens and inhalants rose 20 percent and 10 percent for inhalants while high school students rose in seven categories with the largest gains in inhalants and uppers. PRIDE notes the three year decline reversed. hallucinogens had risen every year since 1988 89.
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Atlanta
Parents Resource Institute For Drug Education
PRIDE
Debate coaches crown Bill Gion winner in Tuesday night session
Five debate coaches from the National Force Institute rated candidates and praised Bill Gion for clear reasoning, solid evidence, and well organized, persuasive presentation. They assessed categories including issue identification, refutation, on topic responses, and effective use of vocal and visual technique.
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Ottawa Girl Amanda Clark Dies After Mouthwash Ingestion
Amanda Clark three years old, daughter of Cindy Clark of 321 E 4th, died Friday night at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas after emergency responders were called to the Ottawa home Thursday night. Police said she had drank mouthwash with high alcohol content and was airlifted to the hospital, where she died. Details on the death and obituary were not available.
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Clark
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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