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NW today: Cantaloupe linked to listeria in S. Idaho

Cantaloupes rot in the afternoon heat on a field on the Jensen Farms near Holly, Colo., on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011. The Food and Drug Administration has recalled 300,000 cases of cantaloupe grown on the Jensen Farms after connecting it with a listeria outbreak. Officials said Wednesday more illnesses and possibly more deaths may be linked to the outbreak of listeria in coming weeks.

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BOISE — The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare says 43,000 pounds of cantaloupe donated to the public in southern Idaho might have been contaminated with listeria, but most of it has probably already been eaten or thrown away. Health and Welfare spokeswoman Emily Simnitt wrote in the press release that department officials learned today that the recalled cantaloupe had been distributed in the state in late August. Public health officials are currently investigating one Idaho illness that might be linked to the outbreak: A Jerome County woman in her 60s became ill with listeria in early September. She was hospitalized for a time but has recovered. No other illnesses have been reported in Idaho. The department says the melons were shipped from Jensen Farms of Colorado to Select Express in Aberdeen. They were too ripe to be commercially sold, so Select Express donated the fruit between Aug. 28 and Sept. 2. Most of the donated melons have probably been eaten or disposed of by now, according to the department’s statement. Still, health officials are warning people who think they might have some of the contaminated melons to throw them away. Those who have eaten the cantaloupe should watch for symptoms and seek medical attention if they occur within 70 days, according to the department.

Idaho woman dies in fiery crash on Highway 95

A Cottonwood, Idaho, woman died late Wednesday in a fiery crash involving a semi-truck and trailer, Idaho State Police said. Elaine L. Crea, 62, died at the scene of the accident at U.S. Highway 95 and Gulch Road, which is south of Cottonwood. She was headed north in a 2002 Chrysler 300 and attempting to turn onto Gulch Road when the accident occurred about 5:30 p.m. Another northbound vehicle driven by Jessica L. Enneking, 25, of Cottonwood was slowing for Crea. However, a 2004 Peterbilt tractor-trailer rig driven by Charles E. Sumner, 75, of Clarkston, was unable to stop and initially hit Enneking’s vehicle, pushing it into a field. The semi then hit Crea’s vehicle on the driver’s side, pushing it down the highway. Crea’s vehicle and the semi burst into flames. Sumner escaped, but Crea was not able to escape the fire, according to Idaho State Police.

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