FDA Orders Soup Recall After Botulism Hint
FDA asked Campbell Soup Co to recall 1110 cases of vegetarian vegetable soup from its Paris Texas plant after swollen cans suggested bacterial contamination following a prior botulism finding in chicken vegetable soup. No illnesses reported. cans shipped to 13 consignees in nine states.
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Washington
UPD
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Campbell Soup Co
Paris
Tex
Campbell
Camppell
Alabaman
Arakasas
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tennessee
Texas
Notice to Creditors Clinton W Watts estate Bonner Idaho
The Administratrix of Clinton W Watts deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims are to be sent to Lyons Hofmeister law offices in Sandpoint Bonner County Idaho where the estate business is conducted. Dated August 6 1971.
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Fred F. Kondo
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Idaho
Joseph L. Thomas
Thomas A. Mitchell
Elder Building
Coeur d'Alene
Clinton W. Watts
Lyons & Hofmeister
Rain Ends Fire Danger in Forest Region
Rainfall across Montana and northern forests largely ends fire danger for the year in the Forest Service northern region. Vogel of the Spokane office says the rain broke the fire danger's back with a few more days of wet weather expected. Western Idaho and eastern Washington forests also received rain late Monday night, keeping fire lines light.
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United Press International
Montana
Forest Service
Maurice Vogel
Spokane
Vogel
Washington
Dakotas
White Sulfur Springs
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Idaho
Eight Idaho highway projects halted due to funds shortfall
The State Highway Board in Boise reported eight 1972 construction starts totaling 7.5 million dollars must be postponed for lack of matching funds. Projects include Karcher Junction west on U S 30 Mest Hill on U S 95 north of Weiser Lava Land east of Pocatello Addison Avenue Twin Falls and others.
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Boise
State Highway Board
Lloyd Barron
Fairfield
Karcher Junction
Mest Hill
Weiser
Lava Land
Pocatello
Addison Avenue
Twin Falls
Cottonwood
Coeur d’Alene
Garwood
Idaho Falls
Chester
Dietrich
Spokane Stops Septic Dumping Policy Change
Spokane ends county septic dumping into the city sewer during Nixon's wage and price freeze. City Council rejected free dumping and planned a per gallon fee, noting sand buildup damaged the system. Boise report notes Governor Andrus proclaims union label week as tribute to organized labor with a call to observe it.
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Spokane
UPS
Nixon
F. Sylvia Fulwhler
Boise Upi
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Local club meetings scheduled around late August and early September
The Town and Country Bowling League meets August 31 at Sand Point Bowl at 7 30 p m. Sign up at the lanes or with Ralph Crabb. Save Our Figure TOPS Club meets August 31 at 7 p m at the Washington Water Power building. Panhandle Quarter Horse Association holds a member ship meeting September 10 at 8 p m at the Washington Water Power building. The Three Card Party is September 1 at 7 30 p m at Harriet Clark home in Kootenai. St Joseph Altar Society meets September 2 at 7 30 p m in the parish hall. A drug abuse education program by Dwight Smith will be presented followed by the regular business meeting.
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Town and Country Bowling League
Sandpoint Bowl
Ralph Crabb
Save Our
Figure Tops
Washington Water Power Building
Panhandle Quarter Horse Association
Harriet Clark
Kootenai
Ore
Dwight Smith
FHA Offices Closed Thursday In Memory Of Harrison
All Idaho Farmers Home Administration offices will close at noon on Thursday September 2 in memory of Robert J. Harrison a veteran FHA employee and chief of the Rural Housing division who died Sunday August 30. State Director Donald L. Winder authorized staff to attend the funeral services on Thursday September 2.
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Farmers Home Administration
Idaho
Robert J. Harrison
FHA
Rural Housing Division
Donald L. Winder
Harrison
Bruneau man charged with involuntary manslaughter
Pedro E. Ramirez, 40, of Bruneau faces an involuntary manslaughter charge after Inez Orteza Ortez was shot and killed Sunday night on a ranch north of Bruneau. Ramirez appeared before Judge James Moffitt in Caldwell and is set for further court date. The shooting occurred as Ramirez showed two companions how to fire a .38 caliber pistol in his trailer house. a bullet ricocheted into Ortez trailer, striking him in the back through the wall.
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Ortez
Bruneau
Ramirez
Card of Thanks for Dinner Honor to Our Mother
The family thanks the Women of the Moose and Eagles Ladies Auxiliary for the dinner held in honor of our beloved mother Eva Klick Olive Sullivan Andrew G Carnigie James C Carnigie.
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The
Moose and Eagles
Andrew G. Carnigie
James C. Carnigie
Eva Klick
Olive Sullivan
Registration For North Idaho College Evening Classes
Registration for NIC extended day courses for 1971-72 will be on Sept 8 at 7 p.m. at Sandpoint Junior High. Courses include Introduction to Psychology US History English Composition and Principles of Accounting at 15 dollars each. Adults over 21 may enroll with permission. residency certificates required. forms available at Sandpoint Public Library. call NIC coordinator at 263-4355.
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North Idaho College
Sandpoint
Raymond Stone
UNC
Sandpoint Public Library
Crime risk climbs as per cent of Americans rise
The 1970 Uniform Crime Report shows average Americans face 1 in 36 chance of serious crime with urban areas higher at 1 in 29 and rural areas 1 in 107. The FBI clock records crimes driven by homicide rape robbery burglary and larceny with a murder every 33 minutes and a car stolen every 34 seconds.
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Washington
UPD
IBI
America
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
FBI
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First Judicial District
State OF
County OF
Bonner
Fred F
Kondo
Velma Cartier
Joseph L
Thomas
OLD National Bank OF Washington
M. F. Loehren
State OF Idaho
Clinton W
Watts
St. Joseph’s Altar Society
M.H. Man
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