Meat firm tied to tainted lamb shipment indicted in Harrisburg
A New York City meat firm Meat House Inc and three men face a three count indictment in Harrisburg for shipping about 2900 pounds of adulterated lamb and goat carcasses. The meat was prepared without inspection in Chambersburg and sent to Meat House in Queens. The carcasses allegedly contained rodent fecal material insect fragments hair and ingesta. Defendants are Meat House Louis Moraitis Evangelous Moraitis and Robert Helman.
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HARRISBURG
New York City
U.S
Chambersburg
Meat House, Inc
Queens
N.Y
James West
West
Louis
Evangelous Moraitis
Robert Helman
Jessica Tandy Returns to Stage After Collapse
Tony winner Jessica Tandy arrived at the Ahmanson Theater with Hume Cronyn, dancing briefly and saying she was glad to be back three days after collapsing during Foxfire. The couple greeted fans as Tandy stepped from a limo and performed a quick jig to express her joy.
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LOS ANGELES
Jessica Tandy
First AIDS death of child linked to hemophiliac parent in Pa
Dwight Burk, 1 year old, believed to be the world s first child infected with AIDS from a hemophiliac parent, died at his Cresson home after hospitalization at Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh. His father Patrick Burk, who also has AIDS, said an autopsy would be done at the hospital for medical study. Exact cause of death was not yet known.
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CRESSON
Pennsylvania
Dwight Burk
Patrick Burk
Dwight
Children’s Hospital of
Pittsburgh
Shirley Fish
Lilly
Cambria County
Children's Hospital
Californias Mild Quakes Hit Central Coast
Two mild earthquakes struck the central California coast near Gilroy on Friday. A 3.5 magnitude temblor followed minutes later by a 2.9 magnitude quake were recorded by UC Berkeley Seismographic Stations. No damage or injuries were reported. The epicenter lay seven miles west of Gilroy along the San Andreas Fault.
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BERKELEY
Calif
California
Rick McKenzie
University of California Seismographic
Gilroy
San Andreas
Wisconsin Senator Kasten faces DUI and traffic charges
Washington AP reports Senator Robert W. Kasten of Wisconsin was charged with driving under the influence, running a red light, and driving on the wrong side of the road. Police say an officer arrested him near his home after observing a traffic signal violation.
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WASHINGTON (AP
Robert W. Kasten
RWis
Kasten
District of Columbia police
William White
French engineer convicted of spying for Soviet Union
A 60-year-old engineer in Versailles was found guilty of spying for the Soviet Union and received a five-year suspended prison sentence. Robert Juge, arrested in March 1983, was convicted for delivering documents and equipment samples to a member of the Soviet commercial mission to France. The report also includes a weather outlook with windy, cold conditions and light snow flurries.
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VERSAILLES
France
Soviet Union
Robert Juge
Families mourn 256 dead in Arrow Air crash at Gander
Associated Press reports sorrow across towns as 248 soldiers from the 101st Airborne and eight Arrow Air crew die when DC-8 crashes on return from Sinai. Parents recall loss amid other year tragedies and the shock of a sudden homecoming turned fatal.
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Associated Press
Mary Kosh
Donora
John Kosh Jr
Sinai peninsula
Mideast
Gander
Newfoundland
101st Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Arrow Air
Spec
Michael Napier
Odell
Texas
Frank C Wheeler
Frank
Mary Froelich
Vietnam
Macon
Rogers Lynch
Benjamin Lynch
U.S.A
Henry Word
Warner Robins. Ga
Virginia Ruth Word
Jerusalem
Judith Schultz
Schofield. Wis
Pentagon
Pfc
Keith Mitchell Schultz
Arrow
Ruthie Phillips
Bay High School
Bay Village
Ohio
Ruth Vargo
Ronald Mayhew
Indianapolis
Janet Lewellyn
Fairland
Water contamination blamed for child’s health in Mt Joy case
Two year old Crystal Joy Cole was born with no irises and kidney problems. Her mother Judy Cole accuses local state and federal authorities of inaction after contaminated water from Mt Joy Township home, linked to an old Wallace garage, fouled supply since 1982. Authorities delayed removing leaking gasoline tanks and failed to address a sewer system installed without permits.
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ROBERT HOLT
Crystal Joy Cole
Mt. Joy Township
Crystal
Judy E. Cole
Department Environmental Resources
Judy
Paul F. Cole
James C. Wallace
Coles
Baltimore Pike
Mt. Joy
health department
DEA
Environmental Protection Agency
Wallace
gargage
Mt Joy
James P Neth
Dean A Shultz
Shultz
Lynn Palmer
TEXACO
Cole
DER
York
fami
Taber
gorage
Jady
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