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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1998

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4

Teens diet lowers cholesterol but many remain overweight

A government study finds teens eat less fat and have lower cholesterol since the 1960s, with average total cholesterol at 160 down from 167, yet only one in six youths follow a heart healthy diet and overweight trends rise as exercise declines.

Washington National Institutes of Health NIH James Cleeman Journal Preventive Medicine Cleeman

FBI blocks 951 gun sales in first week of new instant checks

The FBI reported that in the first week of the computerized checks begun November 30, 177,391 background checks cleared immediately, 25 percent needed further review, and 951 disqualified buyers. State variations mean not nationwide coverage.

FBI

High court rejects call for minority hiring talks

The Supreme Court rejected requests for a dialogue with minority bar groups on law clerk hiring. Chief Justice Rehnquist told three black congressmen in a letter it would be inappropriate for justices to seek guidance from special constituencies. USA Today noted blacks under 2 percent of 428 clerks and women under 25 percent. IRS plans interim rules to aid divorced or separated spouses facing tax issues from prior partner errors.

Supreme Court Willliam H. Rehnquist Congress USA Today Internal Revenue Service Sam IRS

Clinton approves 3.1 percent federal pay raise plus location adjustment

President Clinton signs an executive order granting federal workers a 3.1 percent pay increase starting next month with location based adjustments. White collar staff nationwide see raises up to 4.02 percent in January, highest in San Francisco, guided by 32 metro wage surveys. An 8 percent raise was promised for 1999-2000, plus a 4.4 percent boost planned for 2000.

Clinton Gome San Francisco Office of Personnel Management

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