No. 1 nutritional problem obesity grips America
Dr Mary Rita Greenwood of Columbia University calls obesity the No 1 nutritional problem in America. She notes that both genders weigh more now than 15 years ago, with women getting fatter while men rise less, and outlines methods to measure body fat including thigh and abdomen circumferences and bone X rays for frame assessment.
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Akron
America
Mary Rita Greenwood
Greenwood
Columbia University
Institute of Human Nutrition
Rockefeller University
Argentina warns of hotel shortage before 1978 World Cup
Argentina's Chamber of Tourism told the government that serious problems could arise if the 1978 World Cup goes ahead in Argentina due to insufficient hotel space and transportation for visitors. It noted Buenos Aires currently has hotel capacity for about 17 000 persons while lodging for nearly 150 000 visitors would be needed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Argentine Chamber of Tourism
Who Makes Our American Economic System Work
A brief explainer promotes a free booklet detailing roles of labor, business, and investors in the American economy. It urges readers to understand the system to make informed future decisions and notes the booklet is easy to read and widely beneficial.
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Offeriig
Church opens Ohio drive in ABC campaign
UPI reports Sen Frank Church Idaho began a campaign tour in Ohio aimed at wooing voters and delegates in a big industrial state. He planned stops in Dayton Canton Cleveland and Columbus to promote an issue oriented campaign and avoid bickering with other Democrats.
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Columbus
UPI
Frank Church
Idaho
Ohio
Dayton
Canton
Cleveland
Providence
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Church
Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Udall
ABC
Memorial Day traffic toll tops four hundred
A United Press International tally shows 411 people dead in traffic accidents during the 78 hour Memorial Day weekend as heavy holiday traffic returned after gasoline shortages. The report cites California and Michigan leading state totals, plus two fatal plane crashes in Illinois and a tornado incident in Oklahoma.
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Linois
United Press International
National Safety Council
Kent Milton
California Highway Patrol
Milton
Heart group names officers and trustees in Ohio group
Nine area residents were named officers and board trustees of the Northeast Ohio Affiliate of the American Heart Association. Officers for 1976 1977 are Richard J. Marco Medina Thomas Paffenbarger Norwalk Victor Stewart Elyria and Edward Wharff Milan. Board trustees include Pamela White Amherst and Thomas Wolf Medina for three-year terms. Robert Pelander Lorain for two years and Dr. Daniel Leszkiewicz Medina and Derrance Nichols Lorain for one year.
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Northeast Ohio
American Heart Association
Richard J. Marco
Medina
Thomas Paffenbarger
Norwalk
Victor Stewart
Elyria
Edward Wharff
Milan
Heart Association
Pamela White
R.N. Amherst
Thomas Wolf
Robert Pelander
Lorain
Daniel Leszkiewicz
Derrance Nichols
VFW lauds Custer as Indians seer
In New Rumley Ohio a bronze Gen George A Custer statue sparked two weekend ceremonies The VFW held a Memorial Day service with a six gun salute while American Indians protested by chanting and one man dousing the statue with urine About 200 Indians traveled for a memorial to 103 Washita River victims and to denounce the statue viewed as praising an Indian killer The state owned $22 000 memorial has been in the park since 1932 and the Ohio Historical Society says it cannot remove it
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New Rumley, Ohio
Harrison County
Custer
Washita River
Oklo
VFW
My Lai
William Calley
Ohio Historical Society
New Rumley
The
Historical Society
Chronicle Telegram Legislative Run Poised At Elyma Ghia?
The fragment notes a 1976 Lorain County Chronicle Telegram entry with postage rates, daily and Sunday pricing, and mail privileges. It mentions Elyma Ghia 44035 and a weekly carrier rate of $1.00, with annual advance rates in the United States.
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Elyma Ghia
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Mailan United States
Higbee Draperies Offers Seamless 118 Inch Width Fabrics
Higbee Draperies at Midway Mall presents custom made draperies with no seams for a nonstop window effect. Includes sheets batistes and open weave gardisette options in various colors. Free in home consultation with samples. call 324 5711 Elyria or 233 7222 Lorain.
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Lorain
Higbee Draperies
Midway Mall
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