Booster Shots Urged For Asian Flu Protection
Kerry Drake reports health authorities urge those already vaccinated to get a January or February booster to guard against late winter or early spring outbreaks. A single shot or two injections two weeks apart may be used, with full protection two weeks after the final dose. Asian flu is rarely fatal but causes illness and missed work lasting three to five days. Dr Heeren warns that previous vaccination does not guarantee protection from future epidemics and the vaccine remains necessary.
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Ditch Work Accident Causes Fractured Hip in Manchester
Mahoney reports a worker named Gordon Koeppel suffered a fractured hip after a hard piece of dirt in a ditch at Manchester became dislodged. The incident notes the hazard and injury during ongoing earthwork.
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Aircraft spotting helps capture Iowa bank robber
A fourth bank robbery suspect in Iowa was captured after a highway patrol plane spotted a described car. Footprints to a nearby barn led officers to the suspect who had two guns but resisted arrest. FBI notes credit aerial surveillance for the arrest.
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Health officials urge immunization against Asian flu return
Dr. Ralph Heeren of the Iowa Department of Health warns a new Asian flu wave may hit Iowa next January or February. Vaccination is advised now as it requires two weeks to build protection. vaccine stock is ample and doctors report good supplies. Heeren directs the Preventable Disease Division.
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