Thursday, March 20, 1986
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Daily Nebraskan
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Study says olive oi
lowers cholestero
BOSTON Replacing saturated fats
with olive oil in food helps reduce cho
lesterol, according to new research
that suggests Mediterranean fare is a
healthy alternative to very low-fat diets
for people whose cholesterol levels are
too high.
Olive oil is high in mono-unsaturated
fat, and the research shows that eating
food rich in this fat effectively lowers
cholesterol levels in the blood, just as
very low-fat diet does.
To benefit from this diet, however,
people must largely give up saturated
fat and replace it with the mono
unsaturated variety.
A high blood cholesterol level sharply
increases the risk of heart disease.
Many health guidelines urge Ameri
cans with this problem to restrict their
fat intake to the amounts common in
Asian countries, where heart disease is
rare.
Heart disease also is relatively un
usual in such Mediterranean regions as
southern Italy and Greece, where olive
oil is used liberally.
"This paper supports the concept
that a Mediterranean-type diet, high in
mono-unsaturates, represents a reaso
Vet clinic, food processing
LINCOLN The Legislature gave
second-round approval Wednesday to a
bill that would appropriate $5 million
in state funds to develop clinical vete
rinary and food processing centers.
Before LB1038 was advanced to the
final stage of floor action, however, a
pair of rural senators warned that the
state should brace for a much larger
financial commitment than $5 million.
Sens. Loran Schmit of Bellwood and
Tom Vickers of Farnam said the state
must be prepared to pay maintenance
costs once the centers are established,
even in lean fiscal years.
"It's like building a six-bedroom
house and then complaining about the
air conditioning costs," Schmit said.
The measure, which was advanced
on a voice vote, would earmark $5 mil
lion in state funds, $7 million in federal
support and $2 million in private con
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nable alternative to a very low-fat diet1
for Americans," said Dr. Scott M.
Grundy, who conducted the study. "We
may have been a little too rigid in our
dietary recommendations, saying that
everybody has to eat the same diet to
get the benefit of cholesterol lower
ing." Grundy's research, conducted at the
Veterans Administration Medial Cen
ter in Dallas, was published in Thurs
day's New England Journal of Medi
cine. The American Heart Association
recommends that all Americans limit
their fat consumption to 30 percent of
the calories they eat each day. Satu
rated fat should make up no more than
10 percent of the total.
For those with elevated blood cho
lesterol levels, the association urges
people to limit their fat intake to 20
percent of their daily calories.
Dr. W. Virgil Brown of New York's
Mount Sinai Medical Center, chairman
of the heart association's nutrition
committee, says the association is not
likely to change its recommendations
as a result of the latest research.
tributions to finance the projects.
The funds would develop the clinical
veterinary center at the Roman Hruska
Meat Animal Research Center at Clay
Center and the Food Processing, Trans
portation and Marketing Center at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln's East
Campus and at NU's Panhandle Re
search and Extension Center at Scotts
bluff. Sen. Rod Johnson of Sutton said the
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Inciioii otucide"
UIVEKTON, Wyo. - The body cf
&n Arapahoe Indian man has been
found hanging in an abandoned
house cn the Wind River Indian
Reservation, where nine young men
killed thrmrclves last year.
lliMo station KVOW reported that
the IS-ycLX-old male was found in
the house cn Tuesday, the first
rrcr.t suicide at the 2 million
acre reservation in central Wyoming
in 5 12 norths.
Fremont County officials declined
to comment on the incident imme
diately, spying they had been asked
by the Arapahoe Tribal Council not
to release any information until
later in the day.
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BAKSTOW, Calif. The scaled
doi Great Peace March remained
desert-bound, waiting for donations
cf money and supplies in hopes of
resuming a coast-to-coast walk.
The march can't continue until
necessities like toilet paper, herbal
teas, vitamins and cocc;h syrup arc
Collected,;-:cocrdlnstors::;:said lues-;;
bill advances
food processing center offers a "tre
mendous opportunity" to diversify the
sagging agricultural sector and to make
farm products more valuable.
The $14 million expenditure called
for in LB 1038 would be stretched over
four fiscal years. The federal funds are
redirected from a proposed regional
veterinary school involving NU, which
never drew enough support from other
states to become a reality.
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The remaining marchers, who
organizers estimated Tuesday to
number CCO, are stranded on a lot
next to a dirt bicycle race track in
the Mej'-ve Desert, 100 miles nor
theast of Los Ar-cles.
smell foiled
CAIRO, EQTt - Gunmen in a
speeding car opened fire Wednes
day on four Israelis cutsiJe an
ir.tcrnalicn.il trite fair,
md wounding three others, Ef.yp
tian tctaLica reported.
The state-owned Middle East
News Agency said the Israelis
two men and two women were
taken to a nearby hospital, where
one woman died cf her wounds.
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