Rifampin Aids Faster TB Treatment And Shorter Hospital stays
A new drug rifampin is now in use to treat tuberculosis. It may shorten hospitalization by up to 25 percent and allow faster return to normal life, used with isoniazid. The drug aims to reduce TB spread, especially among vulnerable groups, with ongoing outpatient care and early treatment.
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Robert J. Anderson
National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Food and Drug Administration
Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Camas Boise
Idaho
Livestock Market Report from Omaha Denver
Livestock markets show hogs steady to higher with 1 3s at 19.50 to 20.00 per cwt and 190 to 320 lb hogs at 19.25 to 19.75. Cattle offerings are light with steers and heifers steady. prime loads cited at 33.25 per cwt and heifers around 32.10. Lambs weak as slaughter ewe supply remains tight. states Denver hogs steady to strong with 1 2 19.75-20.00 and 1-3 at 19.00-19.75.
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Omaha
Denver
Obituary of Vernon L. Gunter Elder and former pastor
Vernon L. Gunter, 80, died in Spokane on October 18. Funeral services will be held October 23 at 1 p.m. from the Moon Chapel. burial at Westmond Cemetery. He served as an elder in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and was a longtime pastor at the Sagle Church. He is survived by his wife, one daughter Mildred Wheaton of Independence, Mo., three sons Robert of Independence, Mo., Elbert and Harley of Sagle. 16 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, and sisters Alta Case of Independence and Olive Harris of Spokane.
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Vernon L. Gunter
Moon Chapel
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Westmond Cemetery
Gunter
Spokane
Sagle Church
Mildred Wheaton
Independence
Robert
Elbert
Harley
Sagle
Alta Case
Olive Harris
Idaho Endowment Funds Gain 2 Million Since 1969 Board Activation
Investment Board records show state endowment earnings rose by two million from March 1969 to date, according to a trustee. Meanwhile hospital admissions include Mary Koski and Joann Shaw on October 18 and several others on October 19 with Mary Koski later dismissed.
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Mary Koski
Joann Shaw
Nancy Wells
Andy Dean Delconte
Bart Ingle
Thelma Inks
Robert Kohal
Dorothy Pederson
Albert Waldo
Boise
UPI
Idaho
Kamloops Limit Falls to Spokane Angler Eckert
A Seattle publication shows a Lake Pend Oreille triplet of Kamloop trout caught by Mr. Eckert of Spokane Washington. The caption notes the Kamloops limit fell to the Spokane angler and the three trophy fish weighed a total of a reported amount.
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The
Mountain Fishing and Hunting News
Seattle
Pend Oreille
Kamloops
Mr. Eckert
Spokane
Washington
Lunker
Photo prompts ethics debate on trout catch limits
A letter criticizes a neighboring state's hunting and fishing publication for printing a photo showing three Kamloop trout from the Clark Fork River area. The writer argues the fish exceed the two fish daily limit and accuses the magazine of either ignorance or deliberate rule-breaking, calling for ethical standards among sportsmen and publications.
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Clark Fork
Pend Oreille
Kamloop
Possible Senate clash between Hansen and Harding looms
Idaho politics churn as former congressmen George W. Hansen Republican and Ralph R. Harding Democrat weigh Senate bids for the Jordan seat. Both from eastern Idaho, LDS members, and past rivals, they consider primaries and face strong opposition. State Land Board weighs cottage lease auctions to balance state funds and access.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
U.S. Senate
Len B. Jordan
Senate
George W. Hansen
Ralph R. Harding
Harding
Hansen
U.S. Agriculture Department
Washington, D.C
Idaho
Blackfoot
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Jordan
Frank Church
House of Representatives
Oneida County
Homer Budge
Congress
Alameda
Congressional Post
Church
House Rules Committee
Statehouse
State Land Board
W. Anthony Park
Park
Buhl Girl Crowned Queen at ISU Homecoming
Margaret Gabardi, 20, of Buhl, was crowned queen of Idaho State University homecoming on Wednesday night. A junior, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gru Gabardi.
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Pocatello
UPD
Margaret Gabardi
Buhl
Idaho State University
Miss Gabardi
Gruno Gabardi
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