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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1977

Page

8

FDA Food Detectives Track Botulism Cases in Rockville

In a cramped FDA unit in Rockville Maryland two investigators monitor outbreaks and identify potential product links. Richard Swanson and Dan Brand track cases across the nation to rapidly link illnesses to regulated products, exemplified by a Michigan jalapeno pepper incident.

Rockville, Md Food and Drug Administration FDA Richard Swanson Dan Brand Swanson Brand Michigan Pontiac Mich Center For Disease Control Atlanta Rockville Swanson and

Sauerkraut Making Tips and Safe Home Practices

Frederick County extension guidance covers ingredients and methods for pickles and sauerkraut. It emphasizes pure ungranulated salt and 4 to 6 percent acidity vinegar, proper spice storage, suitable utensils, and boiling water bath processing to prevent spoilage. States cabbage prep, salting, jar packing, fermentation lasting 3 to 4 weeks, and postfermentation processing.

Frederick County Tropics

Experts Warn Of Ever Widening Weather Extremes

Weather scientists say the United States and much of the globe face unprecedented climate extremes. The Pentagon and NOAA have launched major studies through 2000 while climatologists debate drivers from solar cycles to pollution. Experts warn trends affect crops energy use and social stability.

Times News Houston New York Florida Oregon Alaska United States Pentagon National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration U.S. Department of Agriculture Malcolm Reid Center For Climatic and Environmental Assessment Washington NOAA le Campe Nassau Bahamas Greece Turkey

1000 Original Prints Exhibit At HandWorks Gallery

HandWorks Gallery and Stained Glass Studio sponsor a two day exhibit and sale of about 1000 original prints from the Ferdinand Roten Galleries collection. Works span six centuries with masters including Rouault Hogarth Goya Miro and Picasso plus Western and Oriental manuscripts. Prices vary from 10 to thousands, most under 100.

HandWorks Gallery Ferdinand Roten W. Boscawen St Rouault Hogarth Goya Miro Picasso Roten U.S Canada

Cutting Board Aids In Precise Sewing

Roz Belford outlines using a cutting board to achieve grain perfect fabric layouts. The 12 by 40 inch folded board opens to 40 by 72 inches with grid marks and allows pinning along lengthwise and crosswise directions. Belford also notes tracing paper and related tools, plus ordering The Sewing Corner catalog.

Roz Belford 14Th Avenue Whitestone New York

VIM AND VIGOR MIX Popcorn Snack Recipe

A summer snack remedy mixing popped corn with honey or jelly, peanut butter, dried milk, coconut, sesame seeds, and raisins. Heat the sweet mix then toss with warm popped corn to yield about two and a half quarts. Each unpopped ounce yields roughly one quart popped.

Duncan Elected Board President

The Northwestern Workshop titled its annual board dinner recognizing Bill Duncan as president. New officers include Tom Engelhart as president-elect John Prosser as vice president George Froom as treasurer and Bonnie Renner as secretary. Newly appointed directors are Nettie Patterson Jack Phillips Bob Pierce Don Snapp and Andy Frazier.

Northwestern Workshop Ken Eisner Bill Duncan Tom Engelhart John Prosser George Froom Bonnie Renner Nettie Patterson Jack Phillips Bob Pierce Don Snapp Andy Frazier Duncan Winchester B-K Office Supply Winchester Host Lions Club Izaak Walton League Betty Alden Pifer Marigold House Becky Rush Quarles School Larry William and Mary

Darien Rest Stop Prostitution Crackdown Slows Highways Trade

State Police say a band of alleged prostitutes advertised via citizens band radio at the Connecticut Turnpike rest stop in Darien and were arrested. Police describe a mobile operation serving long haul truck drivers and note the site also serves as a drug-distribution point.

N.Y. Times Darien Conn Connecticut Turnpike Connecticut New York Vincent Brennen State Police Westport

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