Obesity in America Needs Prevention and More Study
Bethesda reports a national health conference on obesity finds prevention is best, yet unclear actions. Experts note many obesity types and causes, with drug diets failing long term and lifestyle rehabilitation crucial for lasting weight loss.
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Obesity Trends and Health Risks Highlighted
A study outlines rising obesity in the United States with 30 percent of school children overweight. It notes fat cell increases in early life, links obesity to diabetes and heart disease, and finds variation by sex, age, race, and socio economic status. Experts urge urgent public health action to reduce weight.
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Single Fathers Face Trauma After Divorce Study Finds
University of Arizona researchers analyzed 32 of 300 paternal awards in Tucson last year. They found many divorced fathers relocate after separation seeking support from relatives, adjusting to single parenting while facing loneliness and altered social circles.
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Richard Smith
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Indoor plant care tips from a winter expert
Green thumbs may kill plants by overwatering indoors says an expert. The piece guides proper winter indoor plant care and notes common mistakes to avoid this season.
Fort Worth mansion shooting defendant freed on bond
Davis remained free on 650000 bond awaiting the disposition of murder and attempted murder charges from a August 2 1976 Fort Worth shooting spree at his mansion. He hinted he might know the killer but refused to name anyone. The report also notes a separate church bombing case where Robert Chambliss was convicted of first degree murder in 1963.
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Sadat Set for Jerusalem Visit Amid Arab Opposition
Arab nations condemned Egyptian President Anwar Sadat as he prepared a 36 hour trip to Israel. Libyan threats of breaking relations, protests in Beirut and Damascus accompanied growing security for Sadat while Israel welcomed advancing Egyptian delegates and crowd cheers. Beilin and Carter spoke of potential progress toward peace as Sadat was to address the Knesset.
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Barracks Exhibit Opens at Pima County Air Museum
Volunteers restored a World War II barracks moved from Davis Monthan Air Force Base to the Pima County Air Museum. The rear section remains a work area while a reference library is planned for the upper floor.
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Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co
Robert E. Fawyer
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