Stings Ruled Cause of Builder Kapel’s Death
Lake County coroner Dr Richard W. McBurney ruled that either hornet or yellow jacket stings caused the death of Frank Kapel a 53 year old builder and vice president of Kapel Builders Inc from Willoughby Hills. Kapel collapsed in front of his home Monday and died shortly after at Lake County Memorial Hospital West in Willoughby.
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Frank Kapel
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Kapel Builders, Inc
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First Decline In 2 Years In Wholesale Price Index
The Labor Department reports the July August wholesale price index fell five tenths of one percent marking the first drop in two years. Food prices led the decline with a 4.5 percent fall in farm products including hogs cattle vegetables and eggs. Industrial raw materials edged up two tenths of one percent while the overall index sits at 117.1. Gas, fuels, and electric power rose, but metals and several consumer items showed mixed movements as year over year prices remained higher.
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Dayton Youth In Trouble: Bomb Case At Draft Board
Dayton Ohio resident Joan W Westbrook II a Lexington Kentucky case involved a mailed empty bomb casing to a draft board The Fayette County grand jury charged him with common law assault The 12 page judge Cecil Dunn opinion found probable cause to believe he attempted physical injury to draft officials Westbrook claimed the casing was a demonstration against the Vietnam War and that a letter explained the contents were harmless.
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Dayton
Ohio
Fayette County
Joan W. Westbrook II
University of Kentucky Waduate
Cecil Dunn
Westbrook
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