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The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 5

Publication:
The Heraldi
Location:
Jasper, Indiana
Issue Date:
Page:
5
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Tuesday, February 27, 1973 The Dubois County DAILY HERALD, Jasper, Ind. Immigrant Offered Help 30,000 Mushroom Pizzas Recalled Page 5 OSSINEKE, Mich. (UPI) Mario Fabrini, an Italian immigrant, spent nine years building his reputation as a master pizza maker, only to have it tarnished by the recall of mushrooms suspected of containing botulism. Fabbrini, 41, was told by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Feb. 19 that the firm that supplied mushrooms for his pizzas, United Canning Co.

of East Palestine, Ohio, had supplied him with some mushrooms suspected of containing botulism. I could think was, my God. Not me. What if somebody gets sick or dies from said Fabbrini Monday as he talked about the shock of learning his prized pizzas might have been contaminated through no fault of his own. Fabbrini immediately recalled all his pizzas, and is making preparations to bulldoze 30,000 of the pies into a sanitary landfill.

sure are a lotsa nice people in the said Fabbrini. instance, a man came over here today and said, I have no money but I got some stock, and put it up for collateral if you need He also said his congregation is for us. bank teller also told me a priest is praying for us. really worth something, tell you. sorta makes you goose pimples about America.

I tell you, I lived under fascism, nazism and communism. I came here after World War II from Fiume, Italy. now part of Yugoslavia. But believe me, I know. We were occupied by the Nazis.

They put the black shirt (the Fascist symbol) on me when I was 6 years old. In order to go to school in those days you had to believe in Fabbrini started his wholesale business at home when friends and local innkeepers asked him to make frozen pizzas in has native style. He moved from his home kitchen to what has become one of the most modem pizza factories in the nation, employing 22 persons with a capacity for turning out 45,000 pizzas per week. not like a big nationwide outfit which just puts on pepperoni and Fabbrini said proudly. got a fine product, with ham and mushrooms and whatever anybody The negative publicity in the recall hurts.

Not only was there an estimated $30,000 loss in the recalled pizzas, but there will be a loss of future business. There have been no cases of Papa Fabbrini pizzas causing sickness, an FDA spokesman said, though 17 persons have attempted to blame bad pizzas for illnesses. PICTURE COSTS JOB Cecil Stoughton, who was the only photographer on Air Force One when Lyndon Johnson took the oath of office after President assassination, was in position Jan. 20 (between President and Mrs. Nixon) when Nixon took the oath for his second Unfortunately for him, he shows up in the swearing-in picture just as prominently as the President, and, according to Time Magazine, has lost his job with the National Park Service because of it.

It seems the White House objected to his presence in the pictures. job was abolished. (United Press International) Army Retracts A Statement On Lt. Galley WASHINGTON (UPI) An statement that Lt. William L.

Calley Jr. was still drawing a federal salary of $10,600 per year despite his conviction for mass murder has been retracted by the Army. Army officials said Monday that Calley was still receiving a first pay, making him in effect a salaried federal prisoner. But an Army spokesman said later Monday this information was in error. He said Calley stopped receiving his pay the day his sentence in the My Lai massacre case was signed.

That was Aug. 18, 1971, five months after his conviction for murdering at least 22 South Vietnamese civilians in the 1968 incident. statement was in the Army spokesman said. Calley is not receiving any pay and has not received any since Aug. 18, Calley now is in confinement at the bachelor quarters at Ft.

Benning, Ga. He originally was sent to the stockade but was transferred to the BOQ at President orders. He is kept under guard there but is allowed to have visitors, including his girl friend. Calley was convicted March 31, 1971, and sentenced to life imprisonment. The sentence later was reduced to 20 years at hard labor.

The Army Court of Military Review last week upheld both the conviction and the reduced sentence. Fire Destroys Two Stores At Elkhart ELKHART, Ind. (UPI) Fire of undetermined origin raced through part of a business block in the downtown district Monday night. About 80 firemen responded to the general alarm fire that a music store and a jewelry store virtually destroyed. The roof collapsed over both buildings.

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