Nutritional labels gain favor in supermarkets study
In Philadelphia a survey shows 54 percent back shelf nutrition labeling and 67 percent use it to plan meals. The study, by Data Documents Systems, surveyed 283 adults in 16 supermarkets across 12 states. Experts note labels must be visible and standardized to reach consumers.
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Claire Boasi
College On Nursing
University of Pennsylvania
Boasi
Boast
Data Documents Systems
Kansas
Ing
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Michael Jacobsen
The
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Washington, D.C
Youths fear Reagan’s Raw Deal sparks saving boom
Orlando Sentinel reports 18 to 25 year olds see rising costs and job worries as the nation faces economic strains. A Gallup poll for IAFP finds the Raw Dealers are increasingly saving, with 75 percent of young adults boosting savings. Boomers begin sobering up as 1990s loom.
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Dick Marlowe
Orlando Sentinel
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ronald Reagan
Gallup Organization
International Association For Financial Planning
Wellington Village to revamp Square parking plan
Streets Committee will press ahead with a parking revamp for the Village Square after survey results. Of 148 responses, 56 favored the Chamber plan, 41 supported the Chamber’s Pete Pitts plan, 29 preferred current setup, and 22 backed the Consulting Engineer Jack Jones design. 11 spaces would be removed, and a storage building behind Town Hall to be demolished for up to 20 new spots, with bidding to follow. Construction likely in spring.
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Chamber of Commerce
Council
Jack Jones
Chamber Committee
Pete Pitts
Chamber
Jim Jerouse
Joe McQuaid
Dan Haldeman
David Skinner
James Querin
Town Hall
Lorain man charged in child endangerment case after door opens on moving car
Elyria police filed charges against Christopher Busch 22 of 1732 New Mexico Court for leaving the scene driving with a suspended license and endangering a child after a July 1 incident. A three year old, Anthony Taylor, was thrown from a car when a passenger door flew open as Busch turned onto Cedar Street. Taylor was treated at Amherst Hospital. Busch turned himself in and faces arraignment this week in Elyria Municipal Court. Two other arrests followed a Bell Avenue break in at Cap World. Edward Webb 45 of Vermilion and Charles Saddler 23 of Vermilion were charged with breaking and entering after officers recovered a bedliner near the scene. Both are due for arraignments this week. A vandalism report at a construction site on Freedom Court behind Cleveland Plastic Film noted extensive damage with tools and equipment broken. no suspects were named.
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Lorain
Christopher Busch
New Mexico Court
Elyria
Basch
Cedar Street
Anthony Taylor
Taylor
Amherst Hospital
Elyria Municipal
Freedom Court
Cleveland
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