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Show Page The National Enterprise. April 13, 1977 twenty-tw- o Letters newspaper is not an accordion. Most people would think that an obvious statement. But after reading your latest effort at journalistic squeezebox, I don't think you do. A Perhaps its a magic trick of some sort that you are practicing? was am referring to the quotes. For a couple of weeks suddenly treated with almost four pages of quotes then, one barely filled page. presto-chang1 I o, I know that consistancy is the hobgoblin of little minds but surely . . . Signed with concern, E.G. Kinder Editor, The Prince Column Open Account Continued from page twenty-on- e which Wilson serves and presumably gives assent, is openly talking about building a major parking structure on its site at West Temple and Second South. And this the City plans while Wilson talks of seeking alternative uses to the automobile. The southeast quadrant of is not a boondoggle and to say so is to substitute 15 What is happening? I began my subscription on March 9, 1977. I thought my subscription was for the Utah Enterprise Review. Since the March 9th issue I have received a twenty page tabloid in one section called the Utah Enterprise Review, marked as a supplement to The National Enterprise, ' then a thirty two page tabloid in two sections called The National Enterprise marked Utah Edition, then the same again the following week with a terse boxed comment commanding me to read the first section first (a deviation from normal patterns?), parenthetically advising I notice a new format, then finally, yesterday, I received a handsome paper of tabloid size running twenty four pages in a single section also called The National Enterprise , Utah Edition, but with a new masthead. one's May I repeat, what is happening? If you are taking votes but havent yet contacted me, I will vote via this letter. 1 like the new masthead and the new look, but I like the old (?) length of thirty two pages in two sections. If you are not taking a vote, what are you doing? east quadrant to easier access to downtown is not only beneficial to the residents there but also necessary to the vitality of Sincerely, Donald K. Roundee And it is that kind of vitality that Wilson should be con- We are not officially taking votes, Mr. Roundee, but responses like yours and Mr. Kindlers alike are and planned for. In response exactly what we had expected to many readers' requests for more news and information about the Salt Lake commercial market explicity. The National Enterprise dispensed with its broader coverage of the national OTC securities industry in Utah in order to meet those requests. What you are receiving is the Utah edition of The National Enterprise. However, for those of our readers who would prefer the national Market " edition, complete with several more pages of stock quotes, we will be happy to switch your subscription upon notice. Either edition or both are available. impressionable hindsight for the deliberate thought, study and action of the States Department of Transportation. Wilson has no credentials as a trans- BY John Prince New research seems to at last suggest that red wine might help you live longer. Now this is a glorious breakthrough. The new study isnt suggesting that you will live just as long as the It goes beyond that and hints that the consumer of red wine might live even longer! non-drinke- r. It seems that our ability to recognize numbers in laboratory tests begins to decline around age 27. Your skin begins to dry up around thirty and certain other things become less effective as you move farther down the Let me start at the beginning. road. While most of us seem to be falling apart a little more everyday, the people in the Andes Mountains of Equador and the Caucasus Mountain of Russia live on and on. Well, they are now taking a hard look at all this and coming to some surprising and some not so surprising conclusions. Hes To begin with, we all eat too much. They took some rats and fed scarcely a mayor. them a normal balanced diet. Then they took some other rats and fed them the same thing but only 13 as much. The retail economy of downtown Salt Lake is sluggish at best. New projects are planned but they are of uncertain promise. Opening the south- It seems that the half starved rats lived twice as long. So rule number one: if you want to live to a ripe old age take a dramatic decrease in food intake. portation planner. Salt Lake City. cerned about. EDITOR S NOTE: Being mayor of a major city carries with it the responsibility to make measured and careful statement designed to enhance the future growth and security of your city. Mayor Wilson has not learned this lesson as yet. The sad thing is that he seems to be working on his baccalaureate at taxpayers expense. Food doesnt seem to be the whole story. Every day our body is exposed to a certain amount of radiation. This produces something in our bodies called free radicals. According to Dr. Alex Comfort, a British gerontologist who was quoted in New York magazine a free radical has been likened to a convention delegate away from his wife; it is a highly reactive chemical agent that will combine with anything that is around. Free radicals apparently are unstable atoms with an electron stripped away. Anyway, some studies suggest that a lot of these little devils in your system can greatly accelerate aging in animals. There are some serious scientists who are coming to the conclusion that Vitamin E can slow all this down. Vitamin E apparently can be used as an antioscidant which combats free radical damage. When Drs. Lester Packer and James R. Smith of the University of California at Berkeley placed some vitamin E in a test tube with human cells, they divided 120 times. Normally, they would only divide 50 times. So, after a lifetime of knocking health food fanatics. make one small concession. Every day from nowon take 100 international units of vitamin E. Im about to Im going to The new studies seem to indicate that there are some other less than obvious things we can do to improve our chances of a long long life. Red wine just might have the ability to kill human Honey seems to contain causing viruses. - trace-miner- disease -- al hormones, antibiotics, organic acids and ginseng which supposedly stimulate the brain and sex hormones. cant really lose with honey since it tastes so good which is more than I can say about yogurt which is also supposed to be very good for us. You Another trick is the old story of exercise. NASA has done a number of tests with astronauts and has come to the conclusion that for every three days a person is immobile, he loses one fifth of his maximum muscle strength. That may explain why we cant get away with only playing tennis on Saturday and Sunday while sitting at our desk for the rest of the week. Wednesday tennis seems to be very important! It also helps to love your work. If you love money but hate your job you just might end up the richest person in the cemetery. The trouble is that we all know that it would be better for our bodies if we could work at projects we love all the time. If you ever figure out how to do it, tell me. My wife and I would gladly accept a position as professional world travelers. So, there you have it, exercise, vitamin E, yogurt, honey and red wine. EITHER McflHER ok PA r po! && our. . . And there is one last thing. Doctors tell us that it is critical to choose your parents very carefully. Do as I say not as I do!! |