Diabetic student aims to defend title in aerobics world c'ship+

KUMAMOTO, Japan - Eiichi Omura, 17, a Japanese high school student who has diabetes, practices aerobics with his two sisters April 18. Omura, who needs five insulin injections every day, said he is hoping to defend his junior singles title at the Suzuki World Cup International Aerobics Championship to be held in Tokyo on April 20. (Kyodo)

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