Proper cooking reduces danger of salmonellae intoxication
University of Nebraska Lincoln specialist Teresa Shaffer notes many precooked roast beef products pose a public health hazard from salmonella. The USDA requires cooking to 145 F. Salmonellosis affects beef poultry and dairy and develops 8 to 72 hours after eating with symptoms including diarrhea nausea and abdominal pain. Cooking above 140 F kills the organism.
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Shaw quotes on women and power prompt debate
A reader cites George Bernard Shaw claiming proud women seek not emancipation but to wield power over men. The column contrasts old views with modern wit, then shifts to Ann Landers letters about marriage, parenting, and infidelity with blunt, humorous responses reflecting mid 1970s advice.
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Memorial portrait for Mrs George Abel at health center
The St Elizabeth Community Health Center Auxiliary unveiled a picture of the late Mrs George Abel at the gift shop dedication. Abel a former US Senator and civic leader donated 1000 dollars to the former St Elizabeth Hospital for the shop opened in 1954. Her daughter attended with Jack Stiles and auxiliary leaders.
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