Tylenol deaths linked to Chicago probe widen to other cases
Investigators in Chicago coordinate with Philadelphia to explore a possible link to cyanide in Tylenol capsules. Pascual's death is reopening, with his wife denying self harm. McNeil offers exchanges for Tylenol capsules, while Oroville police seek a copycat after strychnine poisoning in Extra Strength bottles.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pascual
University of Pennsylvania
Scafidi
Kathleen Burkhalter Pascual
United Press International
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Barret
Tylenol Exchange
P.O. Box
Maple Plain
Minn
Exchange
Oroville
Calif
Greg Blagg
Blagg
Jack Lee
FBI
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Longs Drug Store
Blaggs
FDA
William Hill
Gunmen rob bank and escape in chase along Rhine
Police say three gunmen blew open a bank safe, took 200000 marks, and used hostages as they fled in a BMW and later a Ford. A long chase followed across towns near Bonn and Koblenz with multiple vehicle crashes and a helicopter monitoring the pursuit. The suspects abandoned their captives and vanished with the money.
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Bad Godesberg
Bonn
Remagen
Mechernich
Koblenz
Cologne
Schweiker outlines diagnosis related group payments plan
The Schweiker proposal would base hospital payments on 467 diagnosis related groups. Example heart attack payments vary from 1500 to 9000 across hospitals with no quality difference. The standard payment would be about 3100, adjustable for region wage costs and teaching hospital expenses. Hospital equipment and construction costs would be separate.
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Schweiker
Victims Never At Fault Told At Crime Prevention Meet
Des Moines AP report quotes Robert Grayson of Patterson New Jersey at a crime prevention convention. He says victims are never at fault and notes police and relatives often blame victims. Grayson started advocating after his own assault seven years ago.
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Robert Grayson
Patterson
N.J
Grayson
Aspirin linked to bleeding in newborns after birth
A New England Journal of Medicine report from Upstate Medical Center Syracuse details a study of 58 mothers and infants. Ten received aspirin near delivery. nine newborns showed bleeding tendencies, with skin hemorrhages and bloody urine. Nine cases in mothers showed abnormal blood loss. Researchers advise evaluating babies born to aspirin-using mothers and caution avoiding aspirin near delivery.
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Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
N.Y
New England Journal of Medicine
Marie J. Stuart
Stuart
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