"I make this citation almost daily in every type of restaurant, and bare hand contact almost always goes to legal actions, " said State Department of Health Sanitarian Joe Curatolo, who levied the fine against Mino's.
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Zygmunt F . Dembek, a state Health Department sanitarian, points out that " schools, churches, and town halls in rural areas get their water from individual wells and are as much at risk as homes, but are usually overlooked ."
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Entomologists at Texas A & M University confirmed the presence of the more territorial and aggressive bees after studying a sample taken from the scene of an attack near, said Sam Sanchez, sanitarian services manager with the city's environmental health department.
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He did excellent work in this direction both as a sanitarian, as an original investigator of diseases of the heart, and in opposition to the excessive alcoholic stimulation of fevers, which had been rendered fashionable for a time by the teaching of Dr . Todd.
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Hunterdon County's chief sanitarian, John Van Nuys, said his office had been logging better than a dozen calls a day this year _ the most he could remember _ from residents who have found ticks that they are worried might be infected with Lyme disease.
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This was advocated by early sanitarian Edwin Chadwick, who in the 1840s, advocated the removal of human waste by means of water, the idea was to remove the foul smells as quickly as possible, by means of water ideally to be deposited on agricultural fields.
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In the summer of 1862, Henry Whitney Bellows, president of the U . S . Sanitary Commission, wrote the following to Colonel Hoffman after visiting the camp : " Sir, the amount of standing water, unpoliced grounds, of foul sinks, of unventilated and crowded barracks, of general disorder, of soil reeking miasmatic accretions, of rotten bones and emptying of camp kettles, is enough to drive a sanitarian to despair.
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In the summer of 1862, Henry Whitney Bellows, president of the William Hoffman, Union Army commissary general of prisoners, who had considerable authority over Union prison camps, after visiting the camp : " Sir, the amount of standing water, unpoliced grounds, of foul sinks, of unventilated and crowded barracks, of general disorder, of soil reeking miasmatic accretions, of rotten bones and emptying of camp kettles, is enough to drive a sanitarian to despair.
