European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 29, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                6 the stars and stripes july 1985 Salmonella cases could reach health official says a the number of Salm Onella poisoning cases linked to a restaurant has reached 240 and eventually could reach a health official said six or seven of the victims have been hospitalized since including three who were hospitalized but none is seriously said Randall the medical director of the Marquette county health depart each of the victims dined Between july 16 and 20 at the Garden room restaurant in Johnson the restaurant was closed but might reopen Early this he All of the information we have at this Point Points to the restaurant As the source of the John son forty poisoning cases were reported but that number reached 150 on Friday and stood at 240 on sat urday Johnson the number could reach 300 As More patrons report poisoning which include diarrhoea and he health officials had not determined which foods were contaminated with Salmonella bacteria or How the contamination Johnson we sampled whatever food was remaining at the Garden room Kitchen after the and the tests All came Back Johnson but it is possible that there was no contaminated food left to he officials have prepared a list of 97 menu including water and and were asking people who visited the restaurant Between july 16 and 20 to identify what they ate and Johnson All Hung up a photo boy scout Michael Bisciglia of hangs precariously onto a rope ladder during activities at the National boy scout Jamboree at fort the event Marks the 75th anniversary of the boy scouts of stateside new Yorks plan to close Hospital meets resistance by patients a new York states move to close Bethesda Community Hospital because its practices held imminent danger to patients was supposed to be a surgical clean and the Scalpel the health department completed Legal papers around Midnight served them thursday and expected to be escorting patients out the doors by Friday the Agency intended to close Bethesda for 60 Days and hold a hearing on whether to revoke its operating certificate but instead of being empty this the yellow Brick Hospital had about 50 patients in its 90 just five fewer than and a bitter determination to fight its regulators in a judge issued a temporary restraining order against the state and a hearing on a preliminary injunction is set for while the state has portrayed the Hospital As its administrators paint it As typical of hundreds of Small town hospitals across the country that struggle to stay alive in an Era of new competitors and pressure to Cut healthcare a former Railroad Hub in Western new has two hospitals for a population that has dwindled to about Bethesda officials claim and the state denies that the finding of imminent danger is an excuse to get rid of Hospital Beds that the state thinks Are in thursdays summary order against Bethesda was the most powerful thrust so far in new Yorks crackdown on alleged Hospital mismanagement a crackdown being duplicated in other states where patients have been harmed by Hospital we Are looking at things More seriously than we have in the said health department spokesman Peter an 82yearold woman went into insulin Shock at be Thesda in june because of a neglected intravenous Hook and the health department said it uncovered four other cases of Hospital error harming the health department said there was no evidence that the which has been without a permanent administrator since had the ability to cure what it called a systemic breakdown in patient Bethesda officials claim the states charges Are exaggerated or untrue and say they Are making Progress in correcting what deficiencies there patients seemed to on before the stay was Only two of 55 patients checked out because of unease Over the states Robert of said he bypassed a nearer Hospital in Dansville to have a hernia operation done at this is a lot friendlier and its not so he but according to state nurses made More than 120 medication errors in a six month the state the Hospital did not attack the Root causes of the Timmons also ticketed los Angeles up just As one top official of the Reagan administration took care of his 5yearold ticket for court officials have discovered that two other High level presidential associates have outstand ing traffic attorney general Edwin messes personal Check for for the ticket plus late payment fees arrived Fri but in the Glare or publicity surrounding the incident clerks discovered arrest warrants for Cia director Wil Liam Casey and for William a member of presi Dent reagans 1980 Campaign staff who now works As a both had been ticketed at the same time on june while strolling near reagans Campaign Headquarters in Southwest los Angeles and like failed to pay the Fine at the reagans former Deputy director for Campaign said he had forgotten about the he said when reached by the los Angeles times at his Home in i better not go Back to that jurisdiction i thought id paid the dad gum Epa says smithsonian violating toxic substances control act Washington a the environmental Protection Agency says the smithsonian institution is violating Federal Law because of leaks of toxic pc fluids from electrical transformers at its the issued by the director of Pas regional enforcement office in cited the government owned museums for violating the toxic substances control James the head of Pas Philadelphia gave the smithsonian 30 Days to outline How it plans to bring the which Are among the nations most popular tourist into compliance with the although there is no immediate danger of Contact with this substance by visitors to the he we believe that Lon term safety can Only be insured by total compliance with the which were issued for the Protection of the Alan fatally shot by Arrow in dispute Over Brothers estate san Francisco a a Colorado Man died Friday after being shot in the heart with an Arrow during a dispute Over a family authorities Richard of died at Kaiser police Russ Moss Dwyer was in town to Settle his Brothers Moss the victims adopted was arrested after the attack outside the Home of the victims who had died Moss it was Learned that there had been a dispute Over the estate of the victims Moss the son picked up a Bow and Arrow and shot his father in the Ranger suspended for driving through Patch of rare Flowers a a state Park Ranger who accidentally drove a Bulldozer through a Patch of Dwarf Trout lilies wildflowers so rare they grow in Only two places in Minnesota has been suspended for three Tony a 12year Veteran with the state depart ment of natural resources and manager of Nerstrand Woods state inadvertently destroyed the Flowers last Thomas a University of Minnesota botany estimated the number of Dwarf Trout Lily plants in the Park at about and said up to 70 May have been killed by the the Plant blooms in late april and has a pinkish guilty couple returns bus Tare 8 years Affer using take passes Pittsburgh a a couple who used counterfeit bus passes while they were students Here eight years ago has sent in a saying they could no longer live with the the payment from Richard Thompson and his of represented the Money the couple Felt they had cheated the port authority of Allegheny county along with 10 percent interest compounded Thompson in a letter to transit that he used skills he acquired in a graphics Art class to produce the which he and his wife then his Girlfriend used during 1976 and at the i thought it was a but now i regret Thompson since that my wife and i have committed our lives to Jesus and it is he who has reminded us of this wrongdoing and it is he who wants us to make this judge bars religious arguments in illegal alien smuggling trial Phoenix not Church workers facing trial May not use religious arguments to justify transporting and sheltering Central american refugees in Defiance of the immigration a Federal judge has ruled in an opinion filed the ruling by District judge Earl Carroll Means that 12 Church including a two priests and two protestant cannot avoid prosecution for smuggling and harbouring illegal they maintain that their actions Are a spiritual duty and that the charge against them is an unconstitutional infringe ment on Freedom of Carroll not Only rejected a motion to dismiss the charges against the Church workers on religious grounds but also granted a motion by the Federal government to bar All arguments or evidence regarding the defendants religious