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Wednesday, August 24,1983/The Battalion/Page 11
DoctoijFx-chef cooks for masses
Postal clerk accused of theft
warn!
of drul
United Press International
GALVESTON — Joe Toilet
a formula for disaster
iking.
‘You always figure every-
Jg out by the ton and you’ve
Byour answer right away,”
United Press Intern®,trilleL said.
WASHINGTON-ii-J'rillet, a 70-year-old retired
and hospitals nation*' otel chef, arrived in Galveston
being warned against Bay from his home in Peoria,
women in labor a high |.,and went to work as a volun-
tration of an aneslb erl proving his formula for
pected of causing 20 pit: lose displaced by Hurricane
women to suffer cardiiti Ba.
The Food and Drupl frillet served 21,000 meals
nistration, in issuing ikAR the Moody Coliseum kitch-
ing Tuesday, said 16 nSgmday and expected to serve
women died from it; |),000 before the end of the day
stoppage after getting pom lay. He ordered three tons
properly administered Bed for Tuesday,
of the local anesthetic,tl Retired in 1978, the Amer-
caine, during deliven, can Red Cross pressed Trillet,
An FDA spokesmansilto service in the Illinois floods,
of the infants survived,Ifclisasters later, he’s in Galves-
had no specific figures |n| saying Hurricane Alicia is
two of the cases of cardiijis last disaster,
occurred during the pi!j. “It’s nice to serve the people,
years. Bupivacaine hHally enjoy it,” said Trillet.
used since 1972, But this is my last trip, you
Dr. George AlbrighuH
thesiologist at Stanford ifl
sity who has studied [1«-
and helped alertth e FD%| U tatOrian
sible problems, said i: f
lions its use in general bottOOl
In issuing its waratojW
day-/he FDA said itst,i kf senior claSS
ers the anesthetic apptH
for general surgery,as*dK Un . ted Pre8S International
lower concentrations,foti BLOCK ISLAND, R.I. —Pat-
ric procedures. HT\nn Mitchell was valedicto-
I he FDA said threer ^ and Glen Hall was salutato-
turers of the drug, 1 | n . Together, they were the
consultations with theim 0 f jyss at the Block Island
sent joint letters Monda. thfcol.
tors and hospitals wamiiii W ith tearful goodbyes and a
against heavv concentres tliscale commencement, the
of the painkillerinobsier; (o-niember senior class was
cedures. aduated.
The PDA said thee ‘Hall was salutatdrian even
arrests appear to havew oligh he finished at the bot-
when the anesthetic m of his class. Or second in his
tentionally injected into, j ss depending on how you
rather than just undent.* ok at it.
— “always a risk insutli ; Folks on the tear-shaped is-
tions.” bd 12 miles south of the Rhode
In obstetrics proceduiBsland coastline — population
cannot recall the last time
[school graduated only two
ents. Usually, the classes are
je or four times that size.
|verett Littlefield, the Block
d school committee chair-
, presented the diplomas to
graduates. Somehow, he got
mixed up.
[Commencement should he a
affair next year. The Class
|)84 has seven students!
know. I don’t like to quit, I’m
leaving too many people behind
me, a millon people, and they’re
all wonderful.”
Trillet says he is really going
to retire now and take life easy.
But he treasures his memor
ies and said that in many ways
cooking for the masses is easier
than cooking for hotel guests, as
he did for the Hilton chain for
two decades.
The recipes Trillet works with
now are not gourmet. Instead of
tender filets or sumptions
roasts, he slaves over a stove with
bologna and chili.
He also serves up some re
spectable stews and tasty sauces
for his spaghetti. Red Cross nut
rition experts prefer high car
bohydrate food to give energy
for those working to overcome
disaster.
Trillet is a Red Cross veteran
of such disasters as the 1979
flood in Peoria, 1982 floods in
Fort Wayne, Ind., and the floods
in Baton Rouge, La., earlier this
year.
His past experience makes
him an ideal volunteer for Red
Cross disaster feeding. In the
hotels where he has worked, he
said it was nothing unusual to
prepare 10,000 meals a day.
But Trillet admits to being
somewhat frustrated with his
disaster cooking. He would
much prefer to have ovens cap
able of handling his special
homemade rolls and pies.
“I love my fresh vegetables. I
don’t like this instant stuff, this
precooked stuff,” Trillet said.
United Press International
GALVESTON — A postal
clerk who allegedly stole
$81,000 in food stamps from a
Galveston post office and plot
ted with another man to sell
them on the black market'has
been indicted, court records in
dicated.
A grand jury Monday in
dicted Jose Luis Aquirre, 30,
and Albert Brown Jr., 50, and
charged them with trying to sell
government food stamps that
were allegedly stolen.
The indictment said Aguirre
stole the food stamps in May
1982 attempted with the help of
Brown, an unemployed long
shoreman, to sell $20,000 wprth
of the stamps to a third parly in
August 1983.
tors seek to introduce
thetic into the lower U
side the membrane thauj
the spinal cord todesensil
nerves.
If the injection hits:
which may be enlargedt]
increased pressure cans
pregnancy, a high concern
may reach the heart,
cardiac arrest, the FDA
The anesthetic has oft
used in Caesarian sectioii.
minal surgery for deliver
The anesthetic is
lured by Abbott Laborati
North Park, Ill., Astra
maceutical Products, I
Worcester, Mass., and
Laboratories Inc., of Hen 1
Teenage
‘commancM
arrested
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LARAMIE, Wyo. - I
styled "teenage com
squad” may have been to
to steal a variety of [
rifles and thousands ofn
of ammunition by telfl
programs, officials said.
Lt. Gary Puls, chiefdd
in the case, said TuesdaJ
possible role of televiswf
spiring the group Ml
assumption,” but thefej
ages 15 and 16, “talkt'
The A Team.’ They i
they watched ‘The A Id
think they sort of felttlit!j
like them.’'
Puls said, however,hefs
think imitation of “H<
Team,” an NBC showsi
group of fugitives from4
and war veterans
mercenaries for the cause 5
tice, directly
thefts and weapon stockp-
“They never talked lii (
(The A Team’) were
heroes or anything,” Pt
“I think they just got cat
in their own little game.
Puls said police dis<
the group when one of to
bers broke into a sportinji
store to steal weapons.
The first member
arrested Friday as police*
gated a theft of 171
M-l carbine, and several
dred rounds of
said Puls.
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