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Issue date: Monday, July 15, 1957
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Previous edition: Sunday, July 14, 1957
Next edition: Tuesday, July 16, 1957
Publication name: Walla Walla Union Bulletin
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Walla Walla Union-Bulletin (Newspaper) - July 15, 1957, Walla Walla, Washington Our 89th Year, No. 77 5c MAN! ARRESTED AFTER SHOOTING Sheriff Merle Ke- vins (left) drags handcuffed Matt Hinsala, 48, from his home in Kelso, Wash., Sunday night. Erl- ler Otis Hanstad, 40, newly ap- pointed manager of the Long- view, Wash., State Tax Commis- sion Office, suffered critical wounds from two shotgun blasts. Bevins said that Hanstad had been a visitor at the Hinsala home. Hinsala baricaded himself in the house for 90 minutes be- fore he was arrested and booked on an open charge. Hanstad is shown In the lower Wirephotos) Tax Official Is Wounded By Gunfire KELSO, Wash. W) Bad feel- ing that apparently had simmered several years over some traffic tickets erupted Saturday night in an ambush shooting that critical ly wounded the manager of tb Longview State Tax Commissioi office. Otis Hanstad, 40, was reportei still unconscious and in critica condition Monday at the Portland hospital where he was taken with two gaping shotgun wounds in th back. Hospital attendants said Han stad's spine was shattered a n c his Jungs and kidneys had been punctured by Matt Hintsala, 48, was b e i n held Monday without charge afte his capture at home, where hi had barricaded himself with hi wife and eight children. Deputy Sheriff Bud Wolf crawled througl a side window and nabbed Hint sala in a bedroom while other of ficers kept his attention. Sheriff Merle Bevins said Hint gala admitted the shooting. Hanstad, a former Kelso police man, had gone to the home of a friend, Felix Heinnisto, in South Kelso Saturday night to take a Finnish steam bath. Mr. and Mrs Hintsala were there, and witness es said Hintsala quarreled wit! Hanstad over traffic tickets the ex-policeman had given him number of-years ago. Hanstad was named tax com mission manager at Longview las May. Thief Misses Loot Hidden Inside Purse Mary McGa- vin left in cash in a tele- phone booth Sunday but she foil- ed the sneak thief who picked it up. Mrs. McGavin and her hus- band, passing through from Tex- as, had sold their house trailer in Missoula, Mont, for They stopped here while she made some phone calls. Back in the lobby, Mrs. Mc- Gavin stopped short. She had left her purse with the money in the booth. It was gone when she went back. Hotel employees searched the place from top to bottom, In a restroom on the sixth floor they found the purse. It was empty ex- cept fbr a ring in the bottom and a bulge in the lining. Gone was 126 in pin money. Still there was a y-h karat diamond and, inside' the purse's "hidden compart- the trailer money. WHO SAID "Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter al- mond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college educa- tion." The combined abilities of a trained staff is one of the rea- sons UNION-BULLETIN Clas- sified Want Ads serve success- fully. When you call the UNION- BULLETIN Want Ad depart- ment you talk with an experi- enced ad writer who has helped thousands of people write and place their ads. Sometimes you'll be advised that just a few words are all that's necessary for a result get- ting ad. Juat 9 words found' a Gilbran- sen spinet piano for Mrs. A. C. Newell of Milton Freewater. Here is Mrs. Newell's ad: WANTED: Spinet or Studio piano. Box Onlon-Bulletln._______ Answer to yesterday's WHO SAID IT, Henry Wadaworth Lonffellow. Senator Raps Governor on Appointments By LEROY HITTLE OLYMPIA UP) Sen. Patrick D. Sutherland has criticized Gov Rosellinils .standards committee for allegedly blocking the ap pointment of four additional doc- tors and psychiatrists at Western State Hospital. The standards committee is a group of state officials selectee by the governor to pass on em- ployment and pay of state em- ployes in departments under the governor's jurisdiction. At a meeting of the Legislative Council Saturday, Sutherland said the last Legislature had author- ized employment of a number of professional persons at the Steila- coom institution and the standards committee, had, in effect, over- ruled the will of the Legislature by refusing to authorize their em- ployment. Sutherland, chairman of the Legislative Council's committee on institutions, said it was his understanding the standards com- mittee had blocked the appoint- ments in an effort to enforce the governor's order that all depart- ments keep spending 15 per cent under the amount authorized. Warren Bishop, the governor's assistant and chairman of the standards committee, later told Sutherland the appointments had not been down, but were being held up temporarily for two reasons: 1. To evaluate Western State's total appropriation picture after it is determined what portion, ii any, institution will receive from the seven million dollar pot the governor is to split among all state institutions. 2. To give the new .director of institutions, when he is named, an opportunity to review the pro- posed appointments. Bishop said the 15 per cent economy order had nothing to do with the action. And, he added, it was likely the standards com- mittee will pass on the appoint- ments sometime this week. Rev. Daughters Leaves Pulpit PASCO, Wash, (ft The Rev. Andrew P. Daughters, once given up for dead in a Northern Idaho boating accident, stepped down Sunday from the pulpit of the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour. He said his resignation was prompted by his health and the Fact the expanding church needs a full-time minister. He had held the pastorate on a part-time basis. Rev. Daughters, who turned up June 30 in a San Francisco church and said he had been suffering from amnesia for two months, was advised by Spokane doctors last week to take a leave of ab- sence until Sept. 1. The recom- mendation was made after a phy sical examination. AID SHIP ARRIVES BEIRUT, Lebanon (fi The U.S. cargo ship Sergeant Morris E. Grain pulled into Beirut 3arbor Monday with the first siz- able shipment of military aid to he Middle East under the Eisen- hower Plan. In her holds and on deck were tons of equip ment, including 101 heavy ve- licles. Walla Walla Union-Bulletin Walla Walla, Wash., Monday, July 15, 1957 Fourteen Pages High Wheat Yields Seen For Region SEATTLE OB harvest- ing has started in some Eastern Washington areas v.'ith record yields making up for reduced acreage. The Washington Crop and Live- stock Reporting Service said Mon- day the state's wheat yields are expected1' to average 35 bushels an acre a record approached only in 1954 and 1942. The state's total wheat crop now is forecast at bushels from acres, the smallest acreage since 1942. But with the exceptional yields indicated, re- turns from the state's most im- portant money crop promise to top those of recent years. Latest reports on prices show June farm sales of wheat aver- aging a bushel, against a year ago. "Weather during June was near- ly ideal for the growth of spring wheat and the filling of winter the crop report said. "Lack of precipitation the last part of June was offset by cool weather." Winter wheat production this year is estimated at bushels, 56 per cent larger than last year's crop. Spring wheat pro- duction was placed at bushels for 1957, less than a third of last year's crop when acreage was largely due to reseeding spring wheat on winter-killed wheat lands. The report also listed this state's predicted crops of barley, 000 bushels; corn, bush- els; and rye, bushels, as ;he highest on record. The oat crop, bushels, is expect- ed to be largest since 1942. Warships of Six Nations To Maneuver WASHINGTON UPI Almost 300 warships of six NATO nations, operating in waters from Norway down the European coast and-4n- to the Mediterranean, will work together this fall in a big-scale training operation called "Exer- cise Strike Back." This biggest joint maneuver in several years also will include use of some of the newest weapons oJ modern navies, among them an atomic submarine and a cruiser equipped for firing long-r a n g e bombardment missiles, both of which are American naval craft. Approximately planes, both carrier and land based, probably will participate. As part of the maneuver, there will be a temporary building of U. S. Marine strength with the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean, lifting manpower there from a present level to about Adm. Jerauld Wright, NATO su- preme commander for the Atlan- tic, and Vice Adm. Robert B. Pi- rie, commander of the U. S. Na- vy's Atlantic striking force, gave details Monday at "a news con- ference. Wright said, in answer to a question, that the maneuvering NATO ships will not operate far up Norway's North Cape (which is close to Russian territory) be- cause "we don't want to be mak- ing faces at people." The period for the maneuvers extends from Sept. 19 through 28. City Facing Flood Threat CHICAGO threatened some areas in downstate Illinois and Chicago suburbs today in the wake of torrential rains over the weekend. x The heavy rains which struck the Chicagoland area Friday night and Saturday morning and spread into central and south central sec- tions of the state sent many streams to near flood stage. The Illinois River was at flood stage at Ottawa, a city of some 85 miles southwest of Chi- cago where the flow was backed up by a 600-foot dam. Starved Rock State Park on the bank of the Illinois River was ordered closed. The runoff from Chicago's rec- ord rainfall, which caused millions of dollars damage to property, sent the little Calumet River spilling over dikes and forced some 200 families from their homes in the Highland, Ind., and Calumet City, 111., area. How- ever danger of further flooding appeared easing, as the river started to recede last night. Heavy rain fell in areas between Springfield and St. Louis yester- day, with nearly 6 inches at Van- dalia. Minor flooding was report- ed along parts of the Kaskaskia River. Nine deaths were attributed to the storm in Chicago. Shriners Gather for Minneapolis Conclave MINNEAPOLIS UFi Members of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Srhine con- tinued to pour into Minneapolis Monday for the 83rd Imperial Council session. Officials said that to XX) persons, Shriners and their families, are expected for the so- cial tod formal gatherings. NEWSPOINT, Operation Alert President Eisenhower flew by helicopter to a secret "com- mand post" Monday to help top officials test the nation's ability :o recover from a mythical H- bomb attack. The President was briefed on 'emergency" actions being sim- ulated by officials at the command post. He then got back in his heli- copter and flew to Washington, where he landed on the White House lawn. Visit Ii Brief He was at the command post only briefly. Eisenhower was greeted by LATE STAGE OF is the fireball in a late stage following the detonation of the seventh nuclear device in the AEC's current series. This was the device named "Diablo" by the AEC which misfired on July 28 and was postponed several other times for either technical reasons or un- acceptable Wirephoto by Nevada Test Seventh of Blast Series Is Colorful ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev. the nuclear device that aehaved like a dud two weeks ago, burst with a stunning purple hue over the Nevada desert at a.m. (PDT) Monday. The explosion, seventh of the current summer test series, was described by liewsmen as one of the most beautiful they had ever seen. The blossom atop the cloud was surrounded by a fluorescent pur- ple color which began to fade Tighter GOP Ranks Sought; No Decision on Chairman Fourth Congressional District Republicans, in-a meeting at.Rich- land Sunday, called for a tighten- ing of party campaign ranks but Four Deaths Mar Weekend By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Four highway deaths marred Washington's weekend, boosting the state traffic death list to 236 so far this year, still 16 under a comparable period a year ago. James R. Knapp, 16, Kelso, died early Monday from injuries suf- fered Sunday night when the car in which he was riding smashed into the end of a bridge about two miles west of Longview. David L. Morgan, 29, died at Tacoma Sunday seven hours after a two-car crash at a Tacoma in- tersection. Police said Morgan was the driver of a car that failed to stop at an arterial sign. Three other persons were injured. A 10-year-old.Lake Stevens boy, Michael Hampton, was injured fatally Saturday night when he rode his bicycle into the path of a car on the Hartford-Lake Ste- vens road. The driver, Nyal Bo- gart, 23, Lake Stevens, was not held. William Walter, 80, Spokane, was killed Saturday night in a two-car crash east of Davenport. He was a passenger in one of the automobiles. Improvements at Whitman Planned Whitman-College will spend ap- proximately, in improving and enlarging existing buildings, according to construction permits issued Monday by the city. Largest project will be enlarge- ment of book store facilities at the Student Union Building. This will constitute a 16 x 68-foo't ad- dition on the front of the building. Cost of the project is estimated at Another permit was grant- ed for installing plywood flooring in Prentiss Hall. The plywood will be the base for tile flooring. decided against taking sides in ad- vance in. the. contest, over a new state chairman. Rep. Tom Copfiland of Walla Walla was a keynoter in the blasts leveled at the state Democratic administration and the record of the Democratic-controlled Legisla- ture. The party leaders from the south- eastern and central Washington counties decided to take a "stop, look, and listen" approach to the contest over selecting a successor to State Chairman George Kinnear, members of the Walla Walla dele- gation reported. The showdown is between State Rep. Arnold Wang of Bremerton and Joseph Lawrence of Seattle, the King County chairman. Wang has been given the inside track by a nod from the selection ad- visory committee named by Kin- near. Wayne Hereford, one of the Walla Wallans at the Richland meeting, said Monday the district Republicans decided to go unin- structed to next Saturday's State Central Committee meeting at Seat- (Please See Page 5, Col. 5) about a minute after the blast. The stem supporting the blos- som also had a new look. It was not straight, as most have been in previous shots, but bulged a little at the bottom. The cloud from the blast rose swiftly to an altitude of about feet. The portion above 000 feet then began heading to- ward southeastern Utah. The Atomic Energy Commission said the air mass probably would switch directions later and head for Wyoming. The" the cloud below feet dispersed rapidly. The blast was about hah' nomi- nal in size, or roughly one-half as powerful a.s the atomic bombs dropped on Japan during World War II. "Diablo" originally was sched- uled to be detonated June 27, then was postponed a day. On June 28, the bomb failed to fire because of a power failure. Several other postponements were made before the device was exploded. Eight hundred military observ- ers, 102 of them Canadians, watched the explosion from trenches about yards from ground zero. The explosion was seen as far away as San Francisco, where observers reported it produced an orange-yellow glow in the sky. Hearing Planned On Insurance Law OLYMPIA Ofl Proposed leg- islation for compulsory automo- bile liability insurance will be aired at a public hearing in Seat- tle next September. State Sen. Howard Bargreen of Everett, chairman of the Legisla- tive Council's committee on state government, will preside. The hearing was one of two ap- proved by the 21-man bi-partisan group of state legislators at a meeting here Saturday. The other was on water re- sources. It will be conducted by the Council's committee on nat- ural resources headed by Rep. Robert Bernethy of Sultan. Bargreen said his committee also plans to study the state bond- ing program as a method of fi- nancing governmental activities, and look into the feasibility of requiring all lobbyists at the state legislative sessions to be registered and identified. Workers Idle At Oakridge OAK RIDGE, Tenn. UP) A la- bor dispute idled approximately 900 workmen on construction jobs at Oak Ridge's three atomic energy plants Monday. An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said production work- ers at the plant ignored picket lines and reported for work as usual. The spokesman said the dispute started last Wednesday when 58 carpenters walked out. They were joined Thursday by a small group of millwrights. One informed source said the work stoppage was caused by a union jurisdictional dispute involv- ing the carpenters. But Carpen- ters' Local 50 business agent Gene Cosmah denied this. An AEC official said there was no major construction work under way here. BASEBALL SCORES NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 003 000 10 1 New York.....013 000 7 1 Elston, Poholsky (3) and Silvers, Neeman (7i; Antonelli, Worthington (81 and Thomas. Home York, Mueller, Mays. Jury Hears About Terror and Tension By RELMAN MORIN KNOXVILLE, Tenn. jury heard a story Monday of threats, tension and terror after Negro students were admitted to the high school in the little Tennessee high- land town of Clinton last fall. "We had more concentrated in- ternal trouble then than at any othen period of the Eavid J. Brittain, 41, principal of the school, testified in federal court. "Why did you close the school on Dec. asked U. S. Dist. Atty. John C. Crawford Jr. The battery of defense lawyers rose as a man shouting objec- tions. They were overruled and Brittain replied: "There had been so many ac- tions, and the tension was so great I figured that was the safest policy." Prior to Brittain's appearance on the witness stand, U. S. District Judge Robert L. Taylor dismissed charges of criminal contempt against Mrs. Zella Lou Nelson, 19. She is expecting a child in September and the court agreed on a statement about her condi- tion sent by a Clinton physician. Mrs. Nelson was one of 15 Clint- on area reidents on trial along with Northern segregationist John Rasper for alleged criminal con- tempt of court. They are accused of violating a federal injunction banning interference with court- ordered integration of the Clinton high school. Brittain, a thin-faced intense man testified in a low even voice. The courtroom again was packed. Many Negroes were among the spectators. It wat deathly quiet ai Brittain told what happened last fall when school opened. "Teachers, and Brit- tain began. The defense objected again. Brittain said attendance in the school dropped from about 800 at the beginning of the term to "260- odd." He said people told him they were receiving threatening tele- phone calls. After more defense objections, Taylor again told the jury the testimony would be perti- nent only if it linked Kasper and the others. Meanwhile, Chief Defense Coun sel Robert L. Dobbs, of Memphis, said ne has uncovered new infor- mation which he said will have "a very sobering effect on this case." Dobbs said he ran down "a good lead" during the weekend recess of the trial. President Flies To Secret Post In Defense Test McNary Laud Bills Given OK Reports Two favorable reports on a bill introduced by Congressman Hal Holmes (HR 7995) that would per- mit the Port of Walla Walla to pur- chase land on McNary pool, have been filed at Washington, the Fourth district Congressman's of- fice reported Monday. Secretary of the Army Brucker sent word that the army has re- ported favorably to the committee in public works with respect to this measure, which specifically, would permit the Port District to obtain title to its Attalia develop- ment hi Western Walla Walla Coun- ty. "Fair market value" is pre- scribed for the land. The Bureau of the Budget like- wise has recommended favorable action and Congressman Holmes as a result has asked the chairman of the public works committee to take up the bill at the earliest pos- sible time. Additional word from the capital Monday gave assurance that separate reports, all of them fa- orable to this legislation, have gone to Capitol Hill. The success of the legislation hinges upon the amount of work still to be accomplished by the two branches, it was stated. Hopes are that the House measure will be expedited, so that compan- ion measures in the Senate will not have to share the calendar with the civil rights contest. Khrushchev Says Talks Going Badlv By HAROLD K. MILKS PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia Wl Soviet Communist Party chief Nikita S. Khrushchev told a crowd in icdustrial Plzen (Pilsen) Mon- day that "so far things are going badly" in the London disarma- ment talks. He blamed the West- ern powers, chiefly the United States. Referring to the United Nations subcommittee talks, Khrushchev said: "They are talking. They are passing papers back and forth. But they are not doing much. "The capitalists think it would be unprofitable to liquidate the cold war. We think it would be profitable. Disarmament and the suspension of the cold war is not profitable for the capitalists, but disarmament is profitable for the poorer nations." Khrushchev, whose radio speech was heard in Prague and abroad, asserted that the United States was opposing a ban on nuclear weapons and instead is seeking "some kind of a clean bomb." Khrushchev addressed the mass meeting shortly after reaching the city from Prague for his last day of touring in Czechoslovakia. His Kremlin companion, Soviet Pre- mier Nikolai Bulganin, went ofl on a separate visit to Mosl a mining town near the East German frontier. They re- turn to Prague Monday night and leave for home Tuesday. Plzen radio estimated at the audience organized in the city square for Khrushchev, who also planned to tour the giant Skoda Works, now called Lenin Works. Khrushchev declared Czecho- slovakia's Communist leaders fully endorse developments in the Soviet Union, including his purge of antiparty elements headed by Georgi Malenkov and V. M. Molo- tov. Gordon Gray, chief of tbt Office f Defense Mobilization, and W. Berry, acting director of tht federal Civil Defense Administra- on. Gray and Berry are running lis fourth annual nationwide civil efense drill. Squinting into the bright sun, Eisenhower reported that the beli- opter flight was "the smoothest ide I ever had in my life." Eisenhower became the first ever to ride a helicopter 'riday when he led a simulated mass exodus from A m e r i c a's ities as mock air raid' sirens screamed. In theory 166 H-bombs were dropped on 155 targets in he United States and its terri- ories. Eisenhower was "evac- .ated" directly from the White House. Monday the clock was jumped ypothetically to 15 days after the ttack. Purpose of this phase of be drill, to last until Friday, is ;o determine how a government- in-hiding would bring order out of haos. Only one H-bomb strike was upposed to have occurred. umably the United States hit back with such massive retaliation that ic "enemy" itself was reeling and unable to launch a follow-up ttack. Gray and Berry reported to Ei- senhower a theoretical evacuation f some 41 million Americans. No casualty" figures were an- lounced, but since 95 millions were sted in target areas the other 54 million presumably were dead, in- ured or holed up in bomb shelt- rs. Problems Listed The main problems' of recovery were listed to Eisenhower as: 1. What to do about restoration f credit "so commerce and in- ustry" can operate once again, wages can be paid, and other hases of pre-attack conditions re- tored ir that general field. 2. What vital transportation and ommunication facilities need im- mediate restoration, and "how to accomplish that task. 3. How to meet the housing iceds of millions of "displaced" persons. 4. How to handle rehabilitation of "bombed out" areas; THE STROLLER Ralph Murray wielded a broom on South Third Avenue last week in the interest of motorists. Someone had broken two beer bottles in the street. Murray came along the sidewalk, saw the glass, borrowed a broom from a home 'nearby, and swept the sharp fragments out of the way. Several cars stopped while he was sweeping and their drivers thanked him for the considerate action. He opined that he had an old car and couldn't afford to have his tires ruined and he figured lots of other people were in the same situation. For his consideration of the driving public, Murray ii award- ed two tickets by the Stroller to the Liberty Theater. Current it- traction ii "Oklahoma." Pipeline Is 3n Schedule SALT LAKE CITY OB ct to increase the capacity of :s petroleum products pipeline rom Boise, Idaho, to P o, Wash., is proceeding on schedule and is expected to be finished by he end of the year, officials of he Salt Lake Pipeline Co. said Monday. The project is installation of 80 miles of new eight-inch pipe. This will boost capacity of the Boise- asco section by barrels per day to barrels per day. A 20-mile section of the line be- ween Ontario and Huntington, Ore., has now been welded, and work is continuing on the section between Powder, Ore., and Adams, Ore. P. N. Johnson, company presi- dent, said project is part of a general boost in pipeline ca- mcity. He said capacity of the line >etween Salt Lake City and Boise s being boosted by bar- rels per day to a total of >arrels daily by installation of ad- ditional pumping facilities. The eight-inch line being in- stalled beyond Boise is the same ;ize as the present line through hat area. Officials declined to discuss cost of the project. The Weather Fair tonight and Tuesday, low- er humidity, light winds. Warmer Tuesday. Low Monday night 60, high Tuesday 87. High Sunday 79, low Sunday night 60. Season- al moisture excess 1.57. Five day forecast Scattered showers late in the week. Temp- eratures averaging below normal. Highs SO to 90, lows 50 to 60. HELP PREVENT GRAIN FIRES See Page 14 for valuable information about Grain Fire Prevention and list of Rural Fire Protection Phone Numbers EVERYBODY'S JOB This Is A "Bad" Fire Assistance Is Needed ;


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North Decatur used a fast start and a strong finish to beat the Edinburgh girls basketball team 60-26 Thursday, but the glimmers of improvement for the Lancers seem to be getting brighter by the game.
The Lancers (2-12, 0-7 Mid-Hoosier Conference) continue to be challenged in the numbers game. Three prominent players have been out for most of the season with injuries, and a fourth, freshman standout Mara Cox, is out with an injury as well.
That meant Edinburgh coach Amy Macy used a starting lineup that included two freshmen (Vanessa Hoskins and Brianna Howard), two sophomores (Megan Rooks and Mariah Weddle) and just one upperclassman, senior Brianna Schooler. It also meant the team had a rotation of only six players for most of the evening.
"We just didn't score in the first quarter, and in the fourth quarter we fouled too much," Macy said. "We were really only six players deep because of injuries, and that caught up with us. North Decatur is a tough team to get around."
While the Lancers lack experience and depth, they continue to have no shortage of enthusiasm. Players diving on the floor for loose balls and earning held-ball situations by tying up possessions with an opposing player were both common sights on the evening, as has been the case for much of the season.
North Decatur (9-6, 2-4 Mid-Hoosier) rolled out to a 17-2 advantage after eight minutes. For the next 2½ quarters, however, the Lancers settled down and were more competitive the rest of the way.
"Looking at the second and third quarters, we played even with them," Macy said. "Defensively we tried to switch it up, and their two big girls are probably the biggest we have played against but I thought we did a good job there.
"We just have to get more scores," she said.
The Lancers' team defense, rebounding and ball movement also are getting better, Macy said, noting all three areas have been points of emphasis in practice.
"We've been working on the fundamentals of blocking out. This time we did a good job of making sure we find somebody in the man-to-man and in the zone," Macy said.
Edinburgh's offense continues to be a work in progress.
"We have to get more shots. We're learning to, instead of going side to side, to attack the basket more," Macy said.
Edinburgh visits Waldron on Jan. 28.

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This Mac 'N' Cheese recipe uses a cheese that is a favorite with kids.
Q. I love the mac 'n' cheese at King's Fish House. I specifically go there just for this dish. Could you please get the recipe?
A. King's Fish House, a Southern California chain, was happy to share its take on this classic comfort food. Enjoy!
Servings: 8 to 12
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1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter plus 2 tablespoons melted butter, divided
1/4 cup flour
2 cups half-and-half
1 pound Velveeta cheese, cut into cubes
3/4 cup (4 ounces) grated Parmesan plus 3 tablespoons finely grated Parmesan, divided
1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon white pepper
1 pound macaroni
1 cup panko bread crumbs
1. In a medium, heavy-bottomed saucepan, melt one-fourth cup butter over low heat. Whisk in the flour to form a roux.
2. Slowly whisk in the half-and-half and bring the mixture to a low simmer, whisking frequently. Cook until the roux thickens, 6 to 8 minutes.
3. Slowly add the Velveeta cheese cubes, whisking to melt the cheese. Whisk in three-fourths cup Parmesan cheese, kosher salt and white pepper. Taste, and adjust the seasonings if desired. This makes a scant 4 cups cheese sauce; the cheese sauce can be made up to 3 days ahead of time and covered and refrigerated before using.
4. Cook the macaroni according to the instructions on the package until al dente. Drain and set aside.
5. While the macaroni is cooking, make the panko topping: In a small mixing bowl, mix together the panko bread crumbs and remaining 3 tablespoons Parmesan. Drizzle over the remaining 2 tablespoons melted butter, stirring well to combine.
6. Heat the oven to 450 degrees.
7. In a large pot, heat the cheese sauce over low heat to warm, then gently stir in the macaroni until well mixed. Spoon the macaroni and cheese into a greased 13-by-9-inch baking dish, then sprinkle over the panko topping. Cover the pan with a layer of greased foil.
8. Bake the macaroni and cheese for 15 minutes to warm through, then remove the foil and continue to bake until the topping is golden brown, about 5 minutes.
Adapted from King's Fish House, a Southern California chain
Each of 12 servings: 436 calories; 17 grams protein; 40 grams carbohydrates; 2 grams fiber; 23 grams fat; 14 grams saturated fat; 70 mg cholesterol; 4 grams sugar; 898 mg sodium.


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Chris Christie Opposes Turning Schools Into 'Armed Camps for Kids'
He just doesn't think guns contribute to a positive learning environment.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who in July said his state had "enough gun laws," thinks NRA executive vice-president Wayne LaPierre's mostly poorly received proposal to put an armed guard in every school is both crazy and not even crazy enough to work. "Listen I don't necessarily think having an armed guard outside every classroom is conducive to a positive learning environment," Chris said during a Newark press conference. "But let me just say in general I don't think that the solution to safety in schools is putting [in an] armed guard – because for it to be really effective in my view, from a law enforcement perspective, you'd have to have an armed guard outside every classroom. [And] you don't want to make this an armed camp for kids. I don't think that's a positive example for children." He concluded by calling the NRA's plan "the easy way out," saying, "We should be able to figure out some other ways to enhance safety it seems to me." Thankfully, it seems that the aforementioned "law enforcement perspective"-friendly idea isn't what he has in mind.


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Rumpistol / Red Baron – I'm Not Listening
Here's a fresh video, from Rumpistol / Red Baron, who have an album, Floating, coming out on Project:Mooncircle pretty soon. The tune has a tasteful 2-steppy kinda flavour, with a moody monochromatic video to go with it.
If you don't know Project:Mooncircle, they've just released this 10year anniversary compilation, which should bring you up to speed, what with the 46 tracks to chew through!
They also did a killer combined Aussie/Kiwi producers comp not so long ago…


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suppliernounuk /səˈplaɪ.ər/ us /səˈplaɪ.ɚ/
B2 [C] a company, person, etc. that provides things that people want or need, especially over a long period of time: They used to be a leading supplier of military equipment. He said that he had got the drugs from his usual supplier (= person who sells drugs illegally).suppliers [plural]
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- The extranet will link the company with its customers and suppliers.
- We're suing our suppliers for failing to fulfil their contract.
- I suggest we use Barkers as our main suppliers - they're good and furthermore they're cheap.
- Our head office will liaise with the suppliers to ensure delivery.
- Several unreliable dealers have been struck off our list of authorized suppliers.
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- He has some cosy arrangement with his supplier, which means he's able to sell his goods more cheaply.
- He is out main supplier of frozen food.
- They are the country's main supplier of gas.
- Our supplier has let us down so we have no paper plates.
- We need to buy a load of Christmas trees - can you recommend a local supplier?
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Batter up! We heart baseball season around Julep HQ, and in the past few days we've been….wowed?…by a couple of ceremonial first pitches. Tara the Hero Cat was on the mound for a Bakersfield Blaze game, and Curtis Jackson (aka 50 Cent) threw out the ceremonial first pitch for the Mets vs. Pirates this week. Both "pitches" were a little bit (a lot)… sad trombone. But, whose was worse? We have a mighty difference of opinion happening here, and we're hoping to declare a winner (or a loser,... Read More


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Capping what Outfest executive director Stephen Gutwillig called, "a 12-day celebration of same-sex celluloid," the Los Angeles Lesbian and Gay Film Festival presented its honors Sunday evening at the outdoor Ford Amphitheatre with a comical (and slightly long) ceremony spearheaded by an irreverent Kathy Griffin, drag-hostess "Mama," and other celeb presenters who took the stage to hand over the fest's "Outties" to filmmakers. Notable presenters included Rachel Dratch, Heather Matarazzo, Chastity Bono, Judith Light, Wilson Cruz, Bai Ling, Taylor Dayne, and Janice Dickinson. The ceremony, unintentionally made a bit longer after a snafu in which the wrong prizes were presented to two filmmakers, and later corrected amidst some nervous laughter, was followed by a screening of German filmmaker Marco Kreuzpaintner's "Summer Storm" (Sommersturm).
Director Tim Kirkman's three-part story centered on a gay 20-something on the road after being rejected by his adopted family, "Loggerheads" took the "OUTstanding" American Narrative Feature in the juried prizes. The award included a $5,000 cash prize from 20th Century Fox. Strand Releasing is distributing the movie. The prize in the international category, meanwhile, went to Anahi Berneri's "A Year Without Love."
Susan Kaplan's "Three of Hearts: A Postmodern Family" received the jury award in the documentary category. The film, shot over eight years, follows the lives of two gay men who decide to include a woman in their relationship. THINKFilm will release the movie this year. Writer/ director Georgia Lee's film "Red Doors" took two prizes, including the screenwriting nod and the HBO OUTstanding First Narrative Feature award (an audience prize), which includes $5,000. The film is still seeking distributoin. In other audience honors, Sherry Horman's "Guys & Balls" won "OUTstanding" narrative feature, Nicole Conn's "Little Man" took the award in the doc category, while Nick Wauters' "Ryan's Life" won for narrative short and Christopher Harris & REACH LA's "This is How I Love You" took the audience nod for documentary short.
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Outfest: The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival officially concluded last night with a screening of Craig Lucas' "The Dying Gaul" at the historic Orpheum in downtown Los Angeles.
[ indieWIRE Editor-in-Chief Eugene Hernandez served as a documentary feature juror a this year's festival. indieWIRE will publish a festival wrap from LA contributor Jonny Leahan in the coming days. For a complete list of winners, please visit: http://www.outfest.org. ]


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This week's World Cafe: Next artist is the Kansas band Moreland & Arbuckle, whose members play blues-drenched roots-rock. On their fifth album, 7 Cities, they've adopted the loose theme of the explorer Coronado's search for the seven cities of gold — which, not so coincidentally, took the conquistador right into their home territory.
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THE battle to be Wiltshire's first police and crime commissioner is officially under way after the nomination period for candidates opened this week – and two independent hopefuls were announced.
Police and crime commissioners are being brought in by the Government to replace police authorities in England and Wales, and will have the power to hire and fire chief constables and set the force's budget and strategy.
Four candidates have formally notified Swindon Council they intend to stand in the county-wide poll on November 15.
More people are expected to come forward before the deadline for nominations at noon on October 19.
The current candidates are Labour's Clare Moody and the Conservatives' Angus Macpherson, who were announced by their parties earlier this year, as well as independents Colin Skelton and Liam Silcocks.
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Ms Moody, a south west regional officer at the union Unite, said her priorities were to protect funding for neighbourhood policing, stamp out hidden crime such as domestic violence and hate crime, She also wants to boost the democratic face of policing by appearing in and listening to the public.
"One of the most commented-upon parts of people's experiences of crime in Wiltshire is anti-social behaviour," she said.
"The most effective way to deal with this is protecting those front-line neighbourhood police teams because they deal with it."
Mr Macpherson, an accountant who has been a Swindon magistrate for 20 years, said he aimed to boost volunteering, champion restorative justice, and to commission Wiltshire's drug and alcohol services together, rather than in isolation, to provide better value for money and tackle substance abuse more holistically.
"You've got drug and alcohol services that are paid for getting people off drugs but if they're using alcohol to excess that doesn't matter. It's about joining things up," he said.
Mr Skelton, of Salisbury, who has spent 20 years at the forefront of counter terrorism research, policy and training, within the Civil Service, pledges to put 300 more police officers on the streets of Wiltshire, ensure the top 100 worst offenders are targeted, cut crime by 20 per cent, and ensure fair treatment for officers and staff.
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8:42am Wed 10 Oct 12
RichardR1 says...
I fear given the Tories position in the polls that the Labour union official will likely win. Leading to much conflict, the police will take second best to the union civilian staff.
Let us hope that people have more sense and ignore any politically affiliated candidate.
9:07am Wed 10 Oct 12
The Real Librarian says...
Those people have the common sense and self-restraint of a three year old thats been eating sugary sweets all morning.
The best (and only good thing,) you can say about her is that at least she is not affiliated to the shameless political activist at the GMB who is exploiting the GWH workers for his own benefit.
At the end of the day, the Police Commissioner is a non-job. They have no real power over the force, its the Chief Constables and ACPO Plc who do that. If we were electing a Police Chief, ahh, then you'd have something.
9:50am Wed 10 Oct 12
RichardR1 says...
9:59am Wed 10 Oct 12
1 2 Could B says...
Which party was that Bob?
Why hasn't it been put forward?
10:04am Wed 10 Oct 12
RichardR1 says...
If you are referring to elected Chief Constables, it was in the 2010 general election, perhaps reading manifesto's instead of the Beano before you vote may well make you more informed.
10:46am Wed 10 Oct 12
candid friend says...
If there is a low turnout and a second rate candidate is elected it is probable that the post will be axed in due course.
In the meantime the successful candidate with a handful of votes will seek the headlines, and create trouble for the policel.
12:36pm Wed 10 Oct 12
RichardR1 says...
1:52pm Wed 10 Oct 12
The Real Librarian says...
12:36pm Wed 10 Oct 12
I agree Candid, expecting Chief Officers to be elected is of course a different thing. A prerequisite would be they were already a serving senior officer."
4:34pm Wed 10 Oct 12
LocalBob80 says...
8:30pm Wed 10 Oct 12
itsamess3 says...
That includes policing of errant officers who break the law and cause cases to fail--dont blame the courts when the quality of evidence does not support the charges tendered and have to accept lower offences.
Why should criminals walk out of courts laughing through flawed investigation.
We need a strong candidate who will ensure no stone is unturned and ensure the strongest case is presented to ensure the villains are put behind bars for long enough to realise crime does not pay.
10:47pm Wed 10 Oct 12
LocalBob80 says...
All police officers should be scrupiously dedicated and above all honest and sincere
12:30pm Thu 11 Oct 12
RichardR1 says...
If they present a case for prosecution that is in some way flawed, or lacks the prerequisite 51% chance of success that cannot be blamed on the police.
4:25pm Thu 11 Oct 12
I 2 Could B says...
Still, it makes no odds to runs the police, or what the police do, until such time as our judiciary is radically overhauled.
There's very little point repeatedly arresting criminals who then receive either no sentence, a pointless 'community' sentence or periods on prison that verge on the farcical.
Crime in this country could quite easily be almost eradicated within a few years. The problem is that the authorities do not have the will to do it and the judiciary will certainly *never* allow it.
4:45pm Thu 11 Oct 12
1 2 Could B says...
Not aware of any great improvements since Westminster since the ruling parties have changed
6:00pm Thu 11 Oct 12
itsamess3 says...
RichardR1 wrote:Of course it is the fault of the Police when they cannot provide evidence to support a prosecution--that is their job.
I think you will find it is not the police who decide what evidence to present and what charges to prefer, that is the job of the CPS.
If they present a case for prosecution that is in some way flawed, or lacks the prerequisite 51% chance of success that cannot be blamed on the police.
To investigate and present facts which support a crime being committed.
As has always been the case there are too many assumptions that simply do not support a prosecution.
6:17pm Thu 11 Oct 12
RichardR1 says...
'dont blame the courts when the quality of evidence does not support the charges tendered and have to accept lower offences.'
Who was blaming the courts I merely pointed out the decision to prosecute and for what is the role of the CPS based on the evidence before them. If they take a defendant to court without sufficient or flawed evidence it is their fault, not the police who don't make the decision to prosecute.
But of course you will now twist the words again so little point in continuing you will just run to Nanny again.
6:50pm Thu 11 Oct 12
itsamess3 says...
It is ridiculous to believe senior police officers would present evidence capable of proof a crime has been committed and by who.
The fact being no case should be presented to the CPS until they are sure the evidence is of the required standard as it will simply waste the courts time-and public monies.
That is entirely up to the Police as they should be abundantly aware of the standard of evidence required to secure a conviction.
6:55pm Thu 11 Oct 12
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Albania, isolated from Europe for nearly half a century, was closed to absolute archaeological dating during that time. New dates from an unusual large cave-site in southern Albania go beyond the single first radiocarbon date published for the country in ANTIQUITY in 1991, and permit the establishment of a radiocarbon and archaeomagnetic sequence.
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Following the recent thaw in relations between Albania and the West, the Sarande Project, involving the Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of Albania and the University of Texas at Arlington, began in 1992. Investigations at a cave near Konispol, Sarande District, southern Albania, seek to document the prehistoric occupation of this part of ancient Epirus (Petruso et al. 1992; Ellwood et al. 1993). Konispol Cave is a solution cavity c. 50 m long, 6 m deep, and 6 m in maximum interior height, near the summit of a limestone ridge some 400 m above sea level (approx. 20 [degree] 10' E, 39 [degree] 40' N). Its entrance, which faces south, commands a view of the plain below and the Strait of Corfu.
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The half-century of official xenophobia which shut Albanian scholars off from contact with radiocarbon laboratories led them to avoid citing absolute dates, relying instead on cross-dating with contiguous regions, based on pottery and other artefacts. Before our project began, a total of two radiocarbon dates had been obtained from all Albania, only one of which has been published (Guilaine & Prendi 1991). We submitted samples of carbonized material from Konispol Cave to Beta Analytic Laboratory for analysis. The results, the first series of radiocarbon samples from a stratified site in Albania, are given in TABLE 1.
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This application relates most specifically to improved overpouches typically for parenteral solution containers or other medical items as may be desired.
Currently, some parenteral solution containers are made of polyvinyl chloride, being enclosed in a modified polyethylene overpouch to reduce water loss from the solution container by permeation during long-term storage, since the overpouch provides a good vapor barrier.
The above overpouch is transparent, but noticeably milky and not crystal clear. Although the solution container can be easily viewed through the overpouch, it is deemed desirable by some sources, particularly in some foreign countries, to have an overpouch for parenteral solution containers which is crystal clear, and yet which provides the desired autoclavability, good water vapor barrier properties and good overall physical integrity.
Furthermore, it would be desirable to increase the inside volume of the overpouch by preforming a bulge in one of the sheet faces of the overpouch by a thermoforming process or the like. This is not easily accomplished with polypropylene sheeting, particularly biaxially oriented polypropylene sheeting which has the desirable clarity and strength.
In Gajewski et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,210,686, a multilayered plastic sheeting is disclosed having high clarity, strength, and resistance to water vapor transmission. However, the sheet material at the desirable thin grade used for the production of flexible overpouches can exhibit difficulties during heat sealing operations on an automated basis. The heat seal dies can easily melt through the heat seals when the multiple layers of the plastic sheeting all have similar melting points. Accordingly, while the material of the above cited patent can be readily heat sealed to form containers, it is a fairly critical operation which is difficult to maintain in automated equipment such as a horizontal form-fill machine, where laminated materials of substantially different melting points are preferred for heat sealing.
In accordance with this invention, a new laminated container structure is provided, which preferably is utilized as an overpouch for a medical container or the like, in which the opposed sides of the overpouch, peripherally sealed about their edges, constitute differing, preferably laminated materials, each of which provide unique advantages to the entire system to obtain a superior container product of essentially optically clear transparency, good flexibility, good heat sealing and water vapor barrier properties, and high flex crack resistance. The container of this invention may also be a primary container for liquids or the like if desired.
By this invention a clear, autoclavable, flexible sealed container, having good water vapor barrier properties, heat sealability, and flex crack resistance is provided. The container is made of first and second plastic sheets sealed together at their peripheries. The first plastic sheet defines a bulge to increase the inside volume of the container, and comprises a laminate of (1) at least one layer of a polyolefin derived principally from propylene (or ethylene) and being of semi-crystalline characteristic to exhibit a low permeability to water vapor, bonded to (2) a blended layer consisting essentially of 30 to 90 percent by weight of a block copolymer having thermoplastic, rubbery characteristics, and having rubbery polyolefin blocks consisting essentially of ethylene and butylene units and blocks of a polystyrene; the rubbery polyolefin blocks comprising from 60 to 85 percent by weight of said block copolymer; and from 10 to 70 percent by weight of a polyolefin derived principally from at least one of propylene, ethylene, and 4-methylpentene-1, said polyolefins having Vicat softening temperatures of above 120° C.
The second plastic sheet comprises a bonded laminate comprising a layer of relatively nonoriented polypropylene and a layer of biaxially oriented polypropylene, said nonoriented polypropylene being peripherally bonded to said layer of polyolefin of the first plastic sheet. Alternatively, the second plastic sheet may be a laminate of polypropylene for heat sealing, optionally including a layer of metal foil such as aluminum foil as a vapor barrier, and biaxially oriented polyester to serve as a support during heat sealing. Furthermore, if ingredient (1) above is primarily polyethylene, the nonoriented polypropylene may be substituted with polyethylene.
Alternatively, the first plastic sheet may comprise a laminate of (1) at least one layer of a polyolefin derived principally from at least one of propylene, ethylene and 4-methylpentene-1, and being of semi-crystalline characteristic to exhibit a low permeability to water vapor, bonded to (2) a layer selected from the group consisting of flexible nylon and polyester materials to impart crack resistance to the first plastic sheet. An adhesive bonding technique may be used.
The container of this application may be made by first thermoforming a convex bulge into the first plastic sheet to increase the inside volume of the container to be formed, taking advantage of the good thermoforming properties of the material.
Thereafter, the object to be enclosed, for example a 1 liter bag of parenteral solution, may be placed into the interior of the convex bulge defined by the thermoformed plastic sheet.
After this, the first plastic sheet and the object may be overlaid with a second plastic sheet as described above of the relatively nonoriented polypropylene laminated to a layer of biaxially oriented polypropylene. The first and second layers are then peripherally heat sealed together about the convex bulge and the object, to form a sealed container.
The biaxially oriented polypropylene, as is known in heat sealing technology, has a higher melting temperature than the nonoriented polypropylene and accordingly greatly facilitates the heat sealing operation, since it is slower to melt than the other layers being heat sealed to it and provides a continuing structural support during the heat sealing operation. Accordingly, an improved, heat sealed composite container may be more easily formed in accordance with this invention, while at the same time advantage may be taken of the good thermoforming characteristics of the first plastic layer to form the convex bulge for increasing the inside volume of the container. After sealing the second plastic sheet crosses over the mouth of the convex bulge in generally flat configuration when in its original, unstressed position.
The polyolefin of ingredient (2) as described above is preferably principally polypropylene.
It is further generally preferred for the first plastic sheet to comprise a three-layered laminate, with the inner layer being the blended layer as described above, and the two outer layers positioned on each side of the blended layer being layers of polyolefin, preferably being predominately polypropylene.
The first layer is preferably thermoformed to form a convex bulge in which the maximum depth of the bulge, relative to the plane of the peripheral, sealed area in the final container, is at least 60 mm. This permits the container to enclose a normally-sized 1 liter bag of solution.
Accordingly, a container of improved clarity, yet which retains autoclavability, good water vapor barrier properties, and good flex crack resistance, among other improvements, is provided in accordance with this invention. The container is capable of carrying the enlarged, thermoformed convex bulge described above.
The first plastic sheet may be made in accordance with the patent application cited above. A block copolymer as described in ingredient (2) is commercially available under the trademark KRATON G from the Shell Chemical Company. The block copolymer materials preferably used herein have a Brookfield viscosity of 10 to 2000 cps., as a ten weight percent toluene solution, measured at 25° C.
Preferably, in the block copolymer described above, the central block of poly(ethylene-butylene) units may comprise 60 to 85 percent by weight of the copolymer molecule, while the terminal blocks of polystyrene or equivalent material comprise the balance of the compound. The polyolefin is used in conjunction with the block copolymer to increase the heat distortion temperature of the resulting formulation, to assist in withstanding autoclaving temperatures.
The polyolefin components herein may each or all include minor amounts of other olefin polymer units as may be desired. For example, a polypropylene formulation may contain about 3 percent of ethylene units. Also, other minor amounts of olefins may be added as desired, for example, butadiene, isoprene, isobutylene, 1-butene, 1-hexene, or the like, as well as small amounts of cross-linking units such as divinylbenezene, vinyl cyclohexene, or 1,5 hexadiene, to increase the molecular weight of the resulting cured material. In particular, the one layer of polyolefin of the first plastic sheet may comprise a high density polyethylene formulation containing from 20 to 40 percent by weight of polyisobutylene rubber, to toughen and soften the high density polyethylene.
The term "high density polyethylene" is intended to define a polyethylene formulation which has a density of 0.95 gram per cc. or more.
Preferably, the first plastic sheet may comprise essentially 75 to 85 percent by weight of the block copolymer described above in which the ethylene and butylene units are preferably in generally equal proportions. The block copolymer then is an intimate mixture with from 15 to 25 percent by weight of a polypropylene containing a minor amount of ethylene units, for example, about 3 percent.
The one layer of polyolefin of the first plastic sheet may then also be a polypropylene containing a minor amount, for example about 3 weight percent, of ethylene units with such layers of polyolefin being positioned on one or both sides of the blended layer containing the block copolymer. Also, if desired, the polyolefin components of the first plastic sheet may include copolymers of ethylene containing up to about 35 percent by weight of vinyl acetate units, with the copolymers of ethylene having a melt flow index (ASTM D1238, Condition E) of about 0.1 to 50.
The blended layer of the first plastic sheet may also be substituted by a layer of flexible nylon or polyester material, for example polyethylene terephthalate, or the reaction product of adipic acid or terephthalic acid and hexamethylene diamine. Such materials may be used in a manner similar to that previously described to provide a first plastic sheet which may be of three layers, with the nylon or polyester layer comprising the internal layer and bracketed with polyolefin layers, to provide a container of analogous structure. Similarly, the biaxially oriented polyester optionally used in the second plastic sheet may be commercially available polyethylene terephthalate.
The convex bulge, perferably of at least 60 mm. depth, is formed, and the sheet is heat sealed to the second plastic sheet as previously described in this invention, to enclose a 1 liter bag of solution or other article as may be desired. Alternatively, other size bags may be enclosed as well.
The containers of this invention exhibit less pin hole formation because of their good flex crack resistance, as well as having the other advantages as described above.
Preferably, the blended layer of the first plastic sheet may have thickness of about 0.002 inch, being bracketed with outside layers consisting essentially of polypropylene containing a few percent (about 3 percent by weight) of ethylene units, which outside layers may be about 0.003 inch thick each, to provide the laminated sheet material to form one wall of the container of this invention.
The second plastic sheet, heat sealed to the first layer, may be a commercially available polypropylene adhesive laminate, for example Moplefan OT/GT 35/50 sold by the Montedison group. The biaxially oriented polypropylene layer may be 0.0014 inch thick, while the nonoriented layer may be 0.002 inch thick.
The Vicat softening temperature defined above may be determined according to ASTM D1525.
FIG. 1 is a plan view of the clear, autoclavable, flexible, sealed container of this invention used as an overpouch and containing a conventional plastic parenteral solution bag.
FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line 2--2 of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a generally schematic view of a process line for manufacturing the container of FIG. 1, carrying a flexible plastic solution bag, on an automated basis.
Referring to the drawings, container 10 of this invention is made of first plastic sheet 12 and second plastic sheet 14, sealed together by a heat seal 15 at their periphery, and enclosing a flexible plastic parenteral solution bag 16 having folded access ports 17 and sealed end 19. Alternatively, ports 17 may be packed in extended condition.
As shown in FIG. 2, the first plastic sheet 12 defines a bulge 18 which may be preferably formed by a conventional thermoforming process or the like, to increase the inside volume of the container. As shown, second plastic sheet 14 is flatter than the first plastic sheet, although it may also define a slight bulge if desired, with the peripheral heat seal 15 of the container being positioned nearer to the general plane of the second sheet 14 than the first sheet 12, as shown in FIG. 2.
The first and second plastic sheets may be formulated of materials as described previously. Preferably, the first plastic sheet 12 comprises a three-layer composite in which the middle or inner layer is a blend of 20 weight percent polypropylene and 80 weight percent of block copolymer as previously described, particularly a copolymer sold by Shell Chemical Company under the trademark KRATON G 1662. The inner layer may have a thickness of about 0.002 inch. Each of the outside layers may be made of polypropylene, and may have a thickness of about 0.003 inch.
The second sheet 14 may be a polypropylene adhesive laminate having a biaxially oriented polypropylene layer about 0.0014 inch thick, and a nonoriented layer about 0.002 inch thick. The nonoriented polypropylene layer faces the first layer 12, and participates in the peripheral heat seal 15. Such a polypropylene adhesive laminate is commercially available from the Montedison group under the trademark Moplefan OT/GT 35/50.
As stated before, the resulting overpouch for a parenteral solution bag is clear, autoclavable, and with good water vapor barrier properties and high flex crack resistance. Also, the peripheral heat seal of the container is strong and durable.
Referring to FIG. 3, a process line for the fabrication of the containers of this invention is shown.
First plastic sheet 12 is advanced off of a roller 20, passing through conventional thermoforming apparatus 22 to form the bulge portion 18 in the first sheet, which is also illustrated in FIG. 2.
The depth of the thermoformed bulge or pouch 24 may be about 74 mm., preferably to permit the retention of the 1 liter container.
Thereafter, as the process line advances, each bulge 18 may be filled with the object which it is intended to enclose, for example a 1 liter bag 16 of parenteral solution.
Following this, as the first plastic sheet 12 advances, second plastic sheet 14 is advanced off of roller 26, passing around guide roller 28 into close, overlying relation with first plastic sheet 12 and each container 16 in each bulge 18.
Thereafter, heat sealing apparatus 28, comprising a conventional peripheral heat sealing means, is utilized to seal first sheet 12 to second sheet 14 about their peripheries to form an enclosed, sealed flexible container. In the preferred instance, the nonoriented polypropylene plastic of second sheet 14 melts and flows into intimate, sealed relation with the plastic material of first sheet 12.
Sealing apparatus 28 may be a Multivac Automatic Roll Stock Machine as sold by Sepp Haggenmueller A.G. of Wolfert-Schwenden, West Germany. Thus, the advantages of automated assembly may be provided to this invention.
Following this, a cutter member 30 may be used to separate newly-formed end heat seals 15 to provide separate overpouches 10, each containing its desired contents such as bag 16 in sterile, sealed relation.
The above has been offered for illustrative purposes only, and is not intended to limit the invention of this application, which is as defined in the claims below.
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