Obesity trends rise from 1986 to 2000 says RAND expert
RAND economist Roland Sturm reports from CDC data that extreme obesity BMI 40 plus grew from 1 in 200 adults in 1986 to 1 in 50 in 2000. The study notes BMI 50+ rose fivefold, ordinary obesity doubled, and nearly 59 million Americans are obese. Doctors see more patients at extreme weights.
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Kucinich campaign push faces fundraising and recall history
Dennis Kucinich campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination while juggling a hopeful bid for reelection to his U S House seat. He cites opposition to the Iraq war and NAFTA reform plans as core themes, after a career marked by Cleveland mayoral battles, a 1977 default, and a 1990s political comeback. He reported 1.7 million raised in the three months to June 30 and aims for 1.5 million more by the next filings.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Brief Monday Picks Report
Ohio midday draws list results including Pick 3 numbers 6 0 7 and 7 4 4, Pick 4 numbers 2 6 10 and 6 4 2 1, Buckeye 5 numbers 5 10 14 17 30, with the Super Lotto Plus jackpot noted at 4 million dollars.
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Chronicle Telegram Classified Hotline Ad text
The Chronicle Telegram advertises toll free office hours and retail classified hotline details. It notes publication daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing in Elyria Ohio with postal information for address changes and submission.
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Ohio Lottery results recap across multiple draws
A summary of recent Ohio lottery numbers shows Saturday, Thursday, and Wednesday results. Includes Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Buckeye 5, Super Lotto, Bonus Ball, and Kicker draws with specific digit results for each session.
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Atkins style low carb diets may allow more calories
A Harvard led study presented in Florida finds that overweight volunteers on a very low carb plan could eat an extra 300 calories daily and lose about the same weight in 12 weeks as peers on a standard low fat diet. The Italian restaurant prepared meals showed low carb menus with 5 percent carbs and 65 percent fat.
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Supreme Court rules sobriety tests not evidence for arrests
In Aug 2000 the Supreme Court ruled that police must follow standardized sobriety test procedures to use results in deciding drunken driving arrests. The 4-3 decision in State v. Homan overturned a 1996 Erie County conviction and ordered a new trial, citing bias from deviations.
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Debate over take home cruisers sparks city talk
Elyria researchers note limits on take-home cars for officers living in city as North Ridgeville eyes similar move. Lorain allows exceptions for K-9 and preexisting detectives, while Thomas favors keeping officers' vehicles but not endorsing a city policy change. Police Lt. Eichenlaub cites past Elyria rules and ongoing politics around cruiser use. Contact Tony Lombardo at 329-7134.
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Oberlin Elyria dealer pleads he denies drug confessions
Al Smith a resident of Oberlin and Elyria once ran a record store and is accused in a yearlong drug case. Prosecutors say a large cocaine bag tied to Smith supports trafficking activity while defense argues the confession and GPS stop were improper. Smith faces multiple counts including trafficking and corrupt activity with enhanced specifications.
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LaGrange girl shot and flown to Cleveland hospital
A 14-year-old girl suffered a gunshot wound in LaGrange Monday night and was transported by helicopter to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. Police did not release additional details about the shooting or the victim’s identity.
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