It became infected by hemolytic staphylococcus—a condition so serious that Nixon, at the end of August, checked into the Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

Among those were five people from King County, with three hospitalized, including a 16-year-old girl who developed a dangerous kidney condition called hemolytic uremic syndrome.

Three people were hospitalized; a 16-year-old Seattle girl developed a dangerous kidney infection called hemolytic uremic syndrome.