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--tn htut tmm, tstmkn, amit 11, m. ftB Announce Outbreak Apparenlly Over Search For Disease Cause would compare tissue samples from victims of legionnaires disease with those from victims of common pneumonia to try to differentiate between the two Armed Forces Institute of Pa thology and one expert each In the fields of lung, liver and kid pathology, Rosen said, The death toll from legionnaires disease rose to 38 Thursday when officials announced that two persons who had attended the Eucharistic Congress, an International gather Ing of Catholics, had died. One of the victims had stayed at the Beilevue; the other had visited the hotel three times, officials said. In a related development, the Pennsylvania Medical Society announced Friday that it still plans to hold the annual meeting of its House of Delegates at the Beilevue Sept 16-18. Dr.

George Rowland of MU1-ville. board chairman of the society, said no other hotel in the country had received the checkout given the Beilevue by state, federal and local health authorities. Gov. Milton Shapp. who spent the night at the Beilevue Monday to demonstrate his belief that Philadelphia and the Beilevue pose no threat, praised the society for "showing a responsible, level-headed decision." 'The tissue slides will be un marked," he explained.

"They will be trying to come up with some sign that may possibly be of He said creation of the panel had been under discussion by state and CDC officials for three days. Another health department spokesman, Robert Costello, said an epidemiological study, already well underway, has reached the stage where consultation with the pathologists was necessary. The panel will be under the direction of Dr. Marvin Hicklin of the CDC, Rosen said. Members will include Dr.

Marvin Aaronson, Philadelphia medical examiner; Cyril Wecht, Allegheny County coroner and Horatio T. EnterUne a pathologist from the Univeristy of Pennsylvania medical school. Other members will include, three experts in forensic medicine, three members of the HABRI9BUR0 (AP) Federal health officials announced Friday that the outbreak of legionnaires disease apparently Is over. Meantime, a panel of 12 nationally acclaimed tissue specialists was named to help In the search for clues to the mysterious illness, which has killed 28 persons and hospitalized more than ISO others following a state American Legion convention here last month. Canyon Flood Damages Hit $17 Million LOVELAND, Colo.

(AP) A preUminanr estimate of damages caused by the Big Thompson Canyon flood Indicated losses of $17 million, said Larimer County Assessor Dick Green. Green said that estimate did not include the loss of personal property, such as vehicles, furnishings or equipment, nor did it include public property losses. Green made the estimate Friday after a team of his deputies completed a survey of the canyon area. Gov. Richard Lamm's office had earlier estimated damage would be about $11.5 million.

The death toll in the July 31 flash flood remained at 129 Friday, with no bodies recovered since mid-week. Morton Rosen. Pennsylvtv nla's deputy health secretary, said the specialists, comprising "possiblly the world's leading group of pathologists," would attempt to determine how the disease differs from common pneumonia and whether It is a "new disease." In Its weekly national report on disease and deaths, the federal Center for Disease Control (CDC) In Atlanta said legion' naires disease "appears to be over." "Surveys of guests staving at three Philadelphia hotels in the two weeks following the convention showed no evidence of continuing risk," the CDC said. "Results of a questionnaire survey of sick and well legionnaires demonstrated that persons at greatest risk of illness were voting delegates who stayed at one hotel." The hotel referred to was the Bellevue-Stratford, Headquarters for the convention July 21- Medical investigators are using a two-part definition for the pneumonia-like disease. The first part includes high fever or cough or X-ray evidence of a cough.

The second includes attendance at the convention or presence at the Beilevue between July 1 and Aug. 16. State and federal scientists have virtually ruled out the possibility that viruses or bacteria caused the disease and have been concentrating on the theory that a metallic toxic was the cause. Rosen said the specialists lloro, Frank Kelley, George Roschella, Bob Brown, 1951 Clan of Homer City 25 YEAR REUNION The High School recently held a Attending the reunion were: ineima Bianco rergoia, uonna oruno mona, neien md- fja Pnrntto. ftnttv Kftllv McClelland.

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Oon't do a job half way; ordor now kHchon appllanoi that will give you the fooling that you hov given your kitchen tho bott Most Light Finturn 30 OFF ANNOUNCING The Appointment of BEVERLY A. STUCK Notary Public 1315 Water Street, Indiana, Pa. Phone 465-5852 In Politics Carter spent four days in the West and Midwest. First it was California, where he criticized Ford's vetoes. Then Seattle, where he repeated that he would issue a general pardon for Vietnam war evaders.

Carter said he would not issue a general amnesty. The difference, he explained, was that amnesty means what you did was right; pardon doesn't. Many of the Legionnaires booed; they didn't accept the distinction. Neither did Dole. He quoted Webster's dictionary in saying that amnesty and pardon were the same thing and he drew cheers from the crowd when he promised that Ford's position was against blanket anything amnesty, clemency or pardon.

In Iowa, the issue was grain embargoes. Everybody was against them; the question was, how much against? Carter, on Wednesday, seemed to imply to some listeners that be was against embargoes Argue By The Associated Press The presidential campaign started right at the top of the alphabet this week with Republicans and Democrats arguing about agriculture and amnesty. Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter and Republican vice presidential candidate Robert Dole tailored their topics to their audiences: First It was amnesty and military affairs at the American Legion convention in Seattle. Then came agriculture at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. Dole followed Carter In both cities; pure coincidence, he said.

As the week wore on. Sen. Walter Mondale, No. 2 man on the Democratic team, talked about the Mideast at a meeting of the American Jewish Committee; discussed urban affairs with New York City officials, and spoke about economics to analysts. President Ford, meanwhile, CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 566 Phila.

Indiana, Pa. 463-7895 In any circumstances. He explained later that he could not see barring farm shipments overseas unless there was a severe grain shortage at home something he doesn't anticipate. Dole, on Thursday, said he also opposes embargoes even the one ordered by Ford last year. But he said he couldn't support a total baa After the appearance in Iowa, he headed for Vail.

Carter was back in his home of Plains, for the weekend. Black Lung Unit Meets At Ernest ERNEST A meeting of the Black Lung Association will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ernest Union Hail. All miners, working or retired, wives and widows have been asked to attend. mapped campaign strategy In Vail, mixing relaxation with political meetings, intended, among other things, to further Republican unity.

On Wednesday, he dismissed his campaign director, Rogers C.B. Morton, who helped steer Ford to the nomination, but sometimes got into trouble with his public statements. Morton will still have a part in the campaign, but the top job will be taken over by James Baker, a Houston, Tex. lawyer who was a political novice until he became Ford's chief delegate hunter in the nomination drive. Representatives of Ford and Carter squabbled over details of a proposed series of tele vision debates probably starting in September.

But by week's end, the Federal Elections Commission was still trying to decide whether sponsorship of the debates by the League of Women Voters would violate campaign financing laws. THE WEEKLY QUIZ IS PART OF THIS NEHSPMIR-S SCHOOL PROGRAM worldscope (10 points lor each question answered cjnectly) Read Gazette Classified Ads. I 1 Whom did President Gerald Ford choose as his running mate on the Republican ticket? 2 A dispute arose between the United States and (CHOOSE ONE: North Korea, South Korea) over the deaths of twb'American Army officers. newspicture 3 Strong earthquakes shook Szechuan province in 4 Grass and forest fires raged in which has been having Its worst drought In centuries, a-Kenya b-Canada c-Great Britain 5 Ford and Carter forces discussed a possible debate between the two candidates. What previous presidential candidates conducted a famous broadcast debate in the 1960 I sl MTGuTiuix ii known by the company It knot.

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