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GruiU N rW O R K jl Tennes;SEE< WALIZl I CAPITOL GGAINS Sounds can^ boostb exercise, Lady Vols com e.t.back from double H V a ll^ ^ m e s ouiut ahead j but may violate-ite gym etiquette. | | | | digits to beat N.C.,, makei title game, H , at legislative sesession. • ________________. I IMAGE. SEE PAGE Dl j j ^ B SPORTS, SEEPAGE B I B PAGE D4 ■■_ ’■ MAGIC VALLEY. SEE P, GoodMomlniing ■ Hl|h:44,Ml - I ' IV Loh:2 9 ■ ^ MONDAY107 Rain or tnow eafty, .April 2,200: ' . dtartntOMalKZT JL ts j m iWi^ . 50 cents -----------les-— x■Ne m i— Hillarygel i,on $26miUiosTa]paircof luc?kys(even!S McCainIraq, Edwards visit to]!sees> $14niillioi ^ says hess H pro^esim a Fundraising BySeiiaiuaRigkinPott j infuiiswingfo u d S u d a H z d The Washington Po— After !i 2008 elections Jed walk . UAGHUAD —ly fortified heavily giinrdet. Sen. John BjriUMLNombM th rau f^ t ii n e w■d ly that the The Wa«hJntton Pott ' Uagtidud m a r k eic t,: wiis n»i McCain declaredpicture" of WASHINGTON — S American publicifoldlng III HlUoiy Kodhom Qinton. g e ttin g ‘n full pli N.Y. raised $26 million In tiie progress unf< thc (Ini q u arter of th c y Iraq. almost three tim es as mi M c C itin , as any previous politiclitlclan who Is fcj has raised 19 mlonths on seeking ihe E H heforc a presidcniial elec-cl Hcjpubllcan lion, ofllclals ^ t i i h crca p r e s i d c n - paign announced Sundaiday. noiiii- -----------Dcmocninohn'EdwaIwords------- n a 11 o n . ubo lopped che previcevious —cited' n ''!i^ JHeCtin rccord, reporting at leastic “ 'dr'op ■ St4 million for the quaxluartcr murders, ellatlonn of Ihat ended Saturday. H H th e i 1 jn llltary Tlie sums, ihouliough iilion of n consieils e ln ln id - rccord-sectlnB. rcjia'sentientcd • joint t;.S.-Iniqligns . of the only a portion o f dte tensens o f " o iiip n slsa n d ii rise millions thc candidateses arei IlRfnce tips as sigt>er Indlca- i^pccccd to raise inn cchc i^Mi ' ■ ' -progress. 1 fur cjiu- most expensive presideiiden- "[liese nnd othen,"' • s'ald lial compaiRn in hlstoIstory. tlo n s j»re re a so nonii. vole- ■ And che reports, requiredredby ------------------------- tiniis opcimisni,>n liicreas- IM l k MJ* IBUf* •• IkM ' fedcml law,. Iilghllf^tcd t McQiln. of Ari/otI U.S, offi- Incensicy o f th e so*callrailed MocfinAtrilotarfFaliFdifWd cBtfn o n r tlM ceoru Sonda]nday dwW tlM USSA Cren Cooatrr7 IChaoipioiMMpt in Pmque Itit,.MaiiM. ll ^ ing an oliser\-aiion monc>' primary. ingly he,ird froijiand I chr4‘e One candldacc who d cials. 1 m em bers i ■ not report his fund>ral$I 'Hie. senator, -•aretlan most Sunday was Son. BaraS F a i r f iieldwoma e anfinishe: 3S seventhh twice . • other Kcpubllciineir n visli to Obama. D-IIL, >vho hass heheld of Congress appealciiing Ihe a crush of Tund-nlscrs ai impressed by tiieiiI there as I sliows up In sccond place Shorja market, ciiid ad w as I many DemocniClc Spol J a t n a ttiorial i cros)ss coimtrry champ])ionships_ hour ihey spentL*r i a nearly •• Nor did a n y of*■ Iheil k , proof that Bnghdseciiricy I Republicans w ho Im’have ByJilaBajtjf tures in th e -iOs d u rin gJ il ncttlng.safer under entered ihe racc. For tha Tlm«»Naw»jw ________ __ j j ^ H I race. Willi half th e course seven-week-old been; able Advisers to' New Mcxiiexico shade nnd the other In brigg ih e offensii^’c. e airport, Gov. Uill m chardson1 (I(D) PRESQUE ISLE,LE,^ M aine — sun. ll made for changenb•se in ■ "Nok'c,' t);ive I hn e able lo sold they cxpectcd co repoeport l-alrflcld's Morgargan Arritola Bfcjf - ^ ■'3. ccconditions. irlglit In drive lu>in they ns I was S6 m illion. ' SciSen. kne^v she was In1 iicrouble early , ■It went from h ard and icycable never have I beeniin. "Uut I Chriscopher Dodd. ID- In the Unitedi States Ski h ^K softso and slushy," Arritola sal g o o iiiin iii th e c ity•Mission , Conn.. reporccd raisingIg JS4 Association's womtmen’s 30-kilo. L. "We had lo b e really carcfulicy c to iqdiiy," snid M cC alrIt's a very mlllian. and Sen. Joscpscph mctermoradionSuSunday, when ^ ^ chthe corners and Just hadsaid. i am not saying d o f us." , Bldcn, D'Del.. predicccicccd thc leaders ptiUeded away on a reallyre. hold on going aro u nill d .'o n A cc o m |U ish e d .'... ramIt eo n a ivporting about S3 millionlion.' downhill. Arritola wos phllosophiid to dirncull task aheadm i ililary__________ I------------Clinton—oO lciait-callcailed------------:t-wafr^ookaig-^ id." His comments cat\m eri£an I chelr figure “stoggcrlng.” good gap belwecrecn me and i thisth: season, saying her irainliiiphic day when thc Jlledii by ‘VVe dranialically cxccec;ccd- them ," Airliola saidaid after com- L diidid not produce th c ontldpaiancc— reporlctrihni SIX Anoutliw esi ed our goals und cxpcaicaa- plctlng thc nrstst mamthon ed results. inliig soldiers were killder rales , dons." said Patcl SoliSolis event o th e r carecr. 'I was not 'it's all right, it just wasn'tipai- th mndslde bombs soisuicide Doyle, .the C linton camnim- able to dose It." bestbe of years," she said. "Bui of Baglidad. Miirdcinue to palgn manager, whoI oon Arricola.a20'yeaiear-old mem- ■ Pl‘plan on keeping going. You'C ju> Che a re d ow n, h u t and• vlo- I Saturday had issued a ~pei•per- ber of lhe.U.5. SkllId Team, skied • haveha to stay on the horse."3uc 1 bombings cnnCinits o f Imq ; . ' sooalized," . last^minuinuic thc three 10-kllomciTicccrlapslna \ \ 'Next for Arritola. after I jush si p lague Ihe c a p ita l, a: , fund-raising picch Cico tim oofoncl:22:27.27.4. Qn'^hing g ' ^ ---------------------1 spendsspi a week in Vermont. I lence in other partsiple were donors, arguing that theih In seventh placc onand Just over Arrllsti r a m SMdnSm ta tbt MMBl 30«l0MtarirmntbMdtlwUSSA I thithc Roble Creek halshe Is surging. • om blngs ilRt-quaner totals ‘willI scset two mlnuccs bchlniln d th c w in - Crest CooabyCluO ueFieebln hi fm q w We, ■rinf, * mimarathon, die most gruelln;it. Is Al least 152 p e oliies p i Inst I the cone of chc race forfo n e r 'Dullna MiM annix of in theI Paclllc N onhw cst. half ' killed In suicide boiccordlng I months to come." Thlkeema, Alaska,a. Thirty-one Arritola placedced scvend) In thc lasc race;e o f Ihe season so I Just "It's nine m iles stm i^ it.‘ling u] that targeted ShllKMinistry, Qintoh ofnciols said sheshi discancc skiers fromfro around 15-kiiometer:r ppunulc nice on went outu t and skied as hard as 1 andam then four miles striU^ week In liil Afar, accake Ihc plans CO report a total o frS3G S3l North America parto rtid p u e d In Friday. A kilomlometcr Is equal to' <ould. II was ' dcllnitcly tired al ' down,"do Arritola said, alrcad;I up to Ihe Interior Ml,‘st since million in receipts, Indudlud- thc*cvcnc chat fearlatu r^ races five-eights ofa)famllc. the end."i.“ • - griigrinning In antidpation. light which would maliion four ing abouc Siqjnilllon transans- on Friday and Sundinday. 'T h is .was s irm y first SO-kllo* Weachiihcr at thc Nordic :ady attack the dendllestik e irlg- ferred from h er 2006 Scnatinate . In addition to SuiSunday's sev- mcccr /ace."e." Arritola said HcriCageje C enter prcscnicd Its ' Julia! Bayly is a frcelane< Ihe U.S.-led Invasioailacks nicc. Tliac total Is four dme;mcs cnth'place marathuhon finish, Sunday'afcemc:moon. 'Ic was thc own challalle'nge. with tem pcm - ivriterivn living in M aine. yenni ago. Tlie sirlk]| left nt chc $a.9 m illion VlccVice inec gered reprisal ;i I’rcsidcnc Al G ore collcccctcced ■ •. against Sunnis thats in th e • In ihc first q u a n e r of 1999999, le ast -15 dead . political chc previous record for ch( Tlic visit comesng U.S, . • period. midst of a bitter q.pi Both While eye-popping, hci“ F i r s t ssigns of ddecrease!d m ethiuse seen tussle over pulling;»s have rivals said Chc ngurc Is nocnoi O forces oul of Iraq.I calling enough lo sliut other con­:on- LX houses of Congressr -troop tenders out o f th c race,;as as SrMarthalnlM different, saysfs CDeborah Mosby, and man;uiy states reported that MMexico e would sim ply fill chc passed legislationresident ( thc Qlncon campaign had AwoeUted P m * writwtter_______ a high schoolol (drug counselor the numimbcrs o f small 'm o m - voli/old. And while au th o rld cs In for dendllncs forlo - veto. hoped CO do. Clinton spcnclenc In Spring Lakeke EPark, Minn. an d -p op' p ' mcthamphelamlnc soniome piaccs have noticed chcan wlihdramis that Pre:ongres- more than S37 millionI to At one Mlnnca]capolis-area It's a posldveiv e sign In a sCalc labs wzro en dropping, a result uiptlck pi In Im ported m eth, och-sin Bu.sh has vowed'los argue win re-eleccion let the high school, chc mle et ^ a m p h e t- that Is on e ofmanyhardhltby' f m largelyattributed an to th c crack- crs■rs are i hopeful th at m eth usea Is n M cC ain a n d o c h er co:■would Scnace last year.
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    ISSN: 1043-3S46 Oaober • 1989 Box 701 • Ames • Iowa • 50010 Vol • 9 • No. 10 • Pages 541-616 DAIRY, FOOD AND ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION OCTOBER 1989 ■ ■4 ■ i> W'-'C z ozz z m< i> zojm OZ03 CO 73X>UJ c HH*-* Ji '* a< MZ 3 m>3 mr»-< ‘ TO n 7} 7) o , □ T1 * i> >-• a r -fi 3 CD cnm •-» X O 13 * • (> 03 O X to ■ ' » . 'i % 'at- ‘ . s A Publication of the International Association of Milk, Food and Environmental Sanitarians, Inc. MOUNM CHLORINE DIOXIDE PRODUCTS FOR INNOVATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING IN THE FOOD, MILK, DAIRY, AND BEVERAGE PROCESSING INDUSTRIES □ ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANERS SANITATION BEGINS WITH A GOOD ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANER CHLORINE DIOXIDE FOAM CHLORINE DIOXIDE CONVEYER LUBE CHLORINE DIOXIDE CIP SYSTEMS □ MICROBIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN PROCESS WATER COOLING TOWERS EFFLUENT TREATMENT POTABLE WATER TREATMENT . □ RIO LINDA CHLORINE DIOXIDE PRODUCTS INTEGRATED SYSTEM ENGINEERING NEUTRAL EFFLUENT pH EPA REGISTERED PRECURSORS QUALIFIED TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROPRIETARY PATENTED TECHNOLOGY For Further Information Contact DON ENGLISH or LINDA HANNA RIO LINDA CHEMICAL 410 N. 10th STREET, SACRAMENTO. CA 95814 916-443-4939 800-822-5022 inside California or your local Rio Linda Representative I AMFES Announcement Developing Scientist Awards (Supported by Sustaining Members) Awards Five (5) awards will be presented: 1st place, $500 and a plaque; 2nd place, $200 and a certificate; 3id place, $100 and a certificate; 4th place, $50 and a certificate; 5th place, $50 and a certificate. All of the winners will receive a 1 year membership including both Dairy. Food and Environmental Sanitation and the Journal of Food Protection. Purpose 1. To encourage graduate students to present their original research at the lAMFES annual meeting.