Fire damages Permian Chemical plant in Odessa blaze
A Saturday fire damaged the fiberglass reactor shell at Permian Chemical Co on Highway 80. No injuries were reported though officials withheld details. Firefighters used 5,000 gallons of water amid concerns about acid and potential explosion risks. The shell was a condition of a court order from Judge Joe Connally in August. A Clean Air Act suit against Permian Chemical seeks fines for 88 alleged violations.
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Sheila Welsh
Permian Chemical Co
Highway 80
Odessa
Odessa Fire Department
James Brunson
Permian Chemical
Brunson
John Haagensen
Texas Air Control Board
Haagensen
Elvis Lee
State of Texas
244Th District Court
Joe Connally
Connally
Clean Air Act
Air Control Board
Permian
Tehran blast devastates hotel district killing dozens
An explosion in Tehran's Imam Square wrecked a five story hotel and three buses, killing at least 60 and wounding about 700. The blast, using 330 pounds of TNT, hit late Friday in a crowded area near hotels, restaurants, and a bus terminal, with officials reporting many victims in nearby hotels and cafes.
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Tehran
Iran
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
Ayatollah
Mohammed Beheshti
Mujahedeen Khalq
Paris
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Tehran Radio
Imam Square
Sipah Square
Naser Khosrow
Nateq Nouri
Nouri
Supreme Revolutionary
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
FDA Finds No Cyanide in Texas Tylenol Samples
After testing 30 000 capsules from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico the FDA Dallas office reported no cyanide traces in the suspect Tylenol pills though seven linked deaths spurred the investigation One Round Rock batch manufactured in Texas was among the lots studied officials say the problem appears localized to Chicago and a Tyler doctor notes a patient may have received a non lethal cyanide dose final results pending in a few days
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Round Rock
FDA
John Krakoska
Chicago
United States
Krakoska
Livingston
Tylenol Poisonings Strike Chicago Sevens Die
Mayor Jane Byrne bans Tylenol sales after cyanide taints capsules kill seven. Residents turn in bottles to police as tainted pills appear in four stores and in an unpurchased bottle. Officials debate factory error vs madman while Paula Prince is identified among victims.
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Chicago
Jane Byrne
Illinois
Cook County
Paula Prince
Hermit explorer returns to city for eye surgery in Winnipeg
Ragnar Jonsson, 84, a lifelong solitary trapper from Manitoba's far north, visits Winnipeg for cataract surgery. He recalls 59 years in the north woods, travels by canoe every decade or so to Churchill or Flin Flon, and praises cold for health while noting modern city life and traffic.
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Manitoba
Ragnar Jonsson
Canada
Jonsson
Lake Neultin
Arctic Circle
Sweden
North Woods
Churchill
Flin Flon
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