Tylenol tainted capsules kill six in Chicago area
Investigators hunt a possible madman or disgruntled employee after cyanide-laced Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules linked to six deaths in Illinois. FDA and Chicago officials urge recalls and store removals while tracing two batches MC2880 and 1910MD from Pennsylvania and Texas.
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Food and Drug Administration
Pennsylvania
Texas
Mississippi
Johnson & Johnson
Tylenol
Company
Marshall Molloy
FDA
Bill Grigg
Washington
Osco Drug
Schaumburg
Grigg
Jane Byrne
Margaret McDonald
Northwest Community Hospital
Arlington Heights
Theresa Janus
Cook County Medical Examiner’s
Illinois
Tyrone Fahner
St. Charles
Elizabeth Gaede
Delnor Hospital
Tylenol recall guidance issued by Iowa health officials
Iowa disease prevention spokesman urges Iowans to return Tylenol capsules from suspicious lots to determine the lot number. Health officials say pharmacies with three cases or less should remove products and await Johnson and Johnson refunds. larger inventories get written refund instructions. Travel agencies report limited ability to reach clients abroad about the risk.
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Iowa
Johnson and Johnson
Soliday
Cedar Rapids
Middle East Hazards and Political Clash Highlight Regional News
The report notes a mine sweeping operation near a beach by runways with Navy spokesmen stating cautious advance. Pentagon comments report three wounded Marines with varying conditions. In Jerusalem, judges named to a commission by Chief Justice Isaac Kahan. Begin writes to Alan Cranston opposing Reagan’s Middle East plan for Palestinian self rule.
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Mark Stoll
Navy
Washington
Pentagon
Anthony Moran
Macon
Lance
George Washington
Elgin
Ill
Pfc
Leslie R. Morris
Pasadena
Calif
Jerusalem
Isaac Kahan
Aharon Barak
Yona Efrat
Judicial Inquiry Commission
Begin
Senate
Alan Cranston
Reagan
Middle East
California
Israel
Congress
Congress Votes Along Party Lines On Reagan Budget Amendment
Congress split along party lines over a Reagan backed balanced budget amendment while most members supported a Democratic alternative. The measure would require three fifths approvals for red ink spending with wartime waivers. The deficit could hit a record 155 billion as continuing resolutions kept spending uncertain.
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Harkin
Smith
Tauke, Evans
Leach
Senate
House
Congressional Budget Office
Edwin Dale
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
White House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Environmental Protection Agency
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