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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, January 7, 1977

THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 7, 1977


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Scientists link bacteria
to Legionnaires disease

By APand Reuter
PEORIA, Ill - Researchers
have found a tentative link be-
tween a specific bacteria and
the mysterious Legionnaires
disease that killed 29 persons
in Philadelphia last summer, a
government spokesperson said
yesterday.
However, scientists and the
national Center for Disease
Control (CDC) in Atlanta say
more study is needed before a
definite link can be confirmed.
IN A STATEMENT released
through a U. S. Department of
Agriculture research cented in
Peoria, Dr. Leslie Page cau-
tioned that the tests made on
blood serum of persons who
had the disease are prelimin-
arry. But he said the sugges-
tion is strong enought to sched-
ule more extensive work.
Page, a microbiologist at the
National Animal Disease La-
boratory in Ames, Iowa, and!
director of the research, iden-

' tified the disease agent as

This disease is called orni-

chlamydiae. thosis and is carried by and
However, a spokesperson for contracted from birds and bird
the CDC said yesterday that droppings, he said.
the center tested for chlamy- Lattimer sent Page two sets
diae when the disease broke of blood samples from four of
out and "all tests at that time his patients: one set taken
were negative." when the patients were acutely
"WE HAVE BEEN in con- ill and the other taken during
-tact with Dr. Page and he is their convalescence.
submitting some of his mater- CHLAMYDIAL ANTIBODIES
ial to us for further study," were not found in the first set
the CDC spokesperson said! but were present in three of
Legionnaire's Disease attack- the four samples from the sec-
ed 151 persons who attended an ona set, Page reported.
American Legion Convention at 'This is the first time any
the Bellevue Stratford Hotel in positive serologic results has
Philadelphia last July 21-24 and been detained that correlates
39 other Pennsylvanians who with the period of illness in
were not at the hotel.
The tests for chalmydial Legionnaire patients," Page
antibodies were suggested by said.
Dr. Gary Lattimer, a physician Page also found chlamydial
at Allentown - Sacred Heart antibodies in blood samples
Hospital in Allentown, Penn- from a Philadelphia pathologist
sylvania, w h o successfully who contracted a Legionnaire-
treated seven persons for Le- type illness after working with
gionnaire's Disease. tissue taken from persons
L A T T I M E R S A I D: known to have had the disease.
"The clinical symptoms of Le- However, he cautioned: "The
gionnaire's Disease are exactly evidence at present is not suf-

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Tampa, Fla. to appear in a
Kentucky
bourbon
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T r)Tr*tT*VjE A -y. (AP -The
Fifth fnf Kent'ky bourbon is
nearirg its final stand as a
Sy'1hern tradition. Linqor is go-
i rtric and sveral major
giisti1cries clan to begin cn-
v~rting in the next two weeks.
If yo i et to buy a fifth,
son yoi'll hP-e to ask for a
50 rr'lliliter." For a size
si-,ilar to The quart; you'll have
to say, "Give me a liter."
IN THREE YEARS, there
wo^t be fifths, quarts or half-
gallon quantities of liquor -
that's federal law. So you'll
have to be familiar with the
metric system to know what
you're buying.
Metric-size bottles have been
legal containers since Oct. 1
and some already are on
shelves in stores.
Officials of Heaven Hill Dis-
tillers, Inc., Glenmore Distiller-
ies Co., James B. Beam Distil-
ling Co. and Brown-Formati Dis-
tillers Corp., all of Kentucky,
plan to make the conversion to
metric gradually, since the law
gives them until Dec. 31, 1979,
to make the switch.
TOM MOR'GAN JR., a Glen-
more executive, said the switch
will cause some problems and
a little confusion "until people
become accustomed to it.
"They look like they're about
the same, because they are
about the same,", he said of
the popular fifth bottle and the
new 750 milliliter size. The met-
ric bottle will contain 25.4 ounc-
es, while the fifth bottle holds
25.6 ounces.
"There will be some expense
involved, because you have to
change your bottling equipment,
and the labels, and so forth,"
he said. "We sell bourbon in
every state and I think it's go-
ing to be a little confusing for
a while."
WHEN YOU BUY a liter, the
closest to a quart, it'll be a
different story.
"A quart is 32 ounces and a
liter is 33-plus ounces, so when
the people make the change
they are obviously going to have
to raise the price," said Max
Shipira, a vice president of
Heaven Hill.
For the fifth, or 750 milliliter
size, however, the price likely
will be about the same, both
men said.
THE FEDERAL Bureau of Al-
cohol, Tobacco and Firearms,
which regulates the liquor in-
dustry, has been pushing the
switch to metric. The agency
says reducing the number of
bottle sizes from about 10 to six
will result in savings in stor-
age, inventory, bottling and rec-
ord keeping.
Morton, Shipira and other
bourbon executives agreed, bu
they said it will take years be-
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ORDING TO OUR LATEST POLE -
2 students say the best way to weather out the


Jeff Frost, Grad. Sch. Business Admin. '77,
replies to the question, "What does Genesee'
Cream Ale really taste like?"

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