Tylenol cyanide case widens as deaths prompt probe
Stein's office reviews sudden deaths since September linked to adulterated Extra-Strength Tylenol. batch lot 1801MA tied to Miss Prince, with recalls on MC2880 and 1910MD. Johnson & Johnson offers 100000 reward as investigators probe distribution and potential post manufacturing tampering.
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Train blast near Livingston raises evacuation as toxic cargo ignites
The derailment sent a tank car flying 500 yards from the wreckage and debris felled trees. At least 20 homes were damaged as a series of explosions rocked the area. Police said investigators found evidence of alcohol use by the engineer, while speed and detector data indicated speeds around 40 mph in restricted zones. Evacuation remained in effect with pets and livestock being fed as authorities weighed when residents could return.
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Teen-age lovers wed sixty five years later in Iowa
Grace Jorgensen and Virgil Popejoy, both in their eighties, married Saturday in RADCLIFFE IOWA with more than 100 guests present. The couple first met in Fairfield in 1917 as high school sweethearts, drifted apart, then reunited through letters and chose to wed. They later rode to their honeymoon in an open air carriage pulled by horses.
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Energy department plagued by record-keeping flaws and waste
A congressionally sponsored report faults the Energy Department for poor property and cost record keeping, noting $187 million discrepancies across three sites and unclear ownership of government property held by contractors. Investigators highlight incomplete cash data and wasteful practices amid $23 billion budget and $665.7 million in grants in 1981.
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Congress staggers home after halting Reagan drive
Washington The 97th Congress staggered home to campaign after halting its 20 month scramble to keep pace with President Reagan. Lawmakers return Nov 29 for a lame duck session, with many issues reemerging, while Reagan's priorities in defense, taxes, and domestic programs largely shaped the year.
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