Pocono Water Recall Hits Northeastern States
Pocono Pure Mountain Spring water recalled from Pathmark and Snap-Rite stores across Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut New York and Massachusetts after a drinker was hospitalized. Seven thousand one gallon bottles with vinyl dates and IDs 26582-00050 expire December 26 1991 and January 4 1992 were removed. company officials cite container problems rather than water.
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Snap-Rite
Delaware
Pennsylvania
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Connecticut
New York
Massachusetts
Carl J Petro
Pocono Artesian Waters Co
Mount Pocono
Petro
Petitions seek Ohio casino vote in eight cities
Petitions to authorize casino gambling across up to eight Ohio cities move forward as a statewide referendum effort. Let Us Vote must show 306,661 valid signatures, or 10 percent of gubernatorial voters, plus representation from at least 44 counties. Alan Spitzer’s group claims 524,904 signatures submitted, with a 10 day window to collect more if needed.
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Ohio
Sherrod Brown
Alan Spitzer
Spitzer
Extraditions sought in murders of gays in three states
San Clemente investigators pursue extradition of three Indiana residents for a string of slayings targeting gay men. Jon Christopher Mead 22 Keith Eugene Goodman 30 and Tracy Holland 21, all from Anderson Indiana, are jailed without bail in the recent Damascus North Williams murder case while New York warrants accuse them of murder robbery and possession of stolen property Arraignment hearings will occur in South Orange County Municipal Court this week.
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Indiana
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Tracy Holland
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New York
South Orange County
Slaying of Prison Director Michael Francke Still a Mystery
In Salem Oregon the January 17 slaying of Michael Francke, head of the state ae system, remains unsolved. Night watchman Stephen Rubino found Francke's body on a dim porch of the Dome Building, with a stab wound to the heart and smashed glass nearby. The case continues to intrigue the capital city while authorities pursue leads.
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Ore
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Stephen Rubino
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Karabakh clash escalates as 200 gunmen fight in open warfare
Soviet media report widespread violence between Azerbaijanis and Armenians over Nagorno Karabakh. Clashes described as open armed with hostages, hilltop trenches, and roads blocked by crowds delaying troops. Gorbachev declares state of emergency to curb mounting ethnic violence and deploys Red Army and KGB to protect key facilities.
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Mikhail
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Deep roots of Armenia Azeri clashes flare in Caucasus
In Moscow arc, Armenians and Azeris clash in the Soviet Caucasus with historical, religious overtones. Armenians claim Nagorno Karabakh and Nakhichevan were taken and deprived of services under Azeri rule, while Azeris cite constitutional control over Nagorno Karabakh. Detachments patrol Baku amid anti Armenian riots as violence erupts. Armenpress cites thousands rallying in Yerevan and calls for fighters. Tass reports gun battles in Khanlar near Nagorno Karabakh and village arson claims. Russian officials dispatch troops to quell the fighting.
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Saul
AT and T lines snarled by software glitch across nation
AT and T long distance calls were heavily blocked on Monday as software in computerized call switching gear failed. By 11 30 pm officials said the problem was fixed, but about 50 percent of long distance international and toll free calls still did not go through. The outage affected airlines and stock exchanges, raising questions about the phone network’s vulnerability to software faults and even viruses.
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Sally Sherwood
American Airlines
Midwest Stock Exchange
Kathy Bigos
Burke Stinson
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Stinson
Social Security Tax Debate and Trust Fund Outlook
The discussion centers on Social Security tax projections and the trust fund. Officials predict $280 billion in revenue this year and reserves peaking near $12 trillion by 2030, then shrinking. Funds are invested in treasury securities and drawn to cover government bills, affecting the federal deficit as mature securities are redeemed for retirement benefits. The issue is framed as a long term red ink challenge with no clear end.
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Pico Korea plant protests spark amid factory closure
Pico workers at the Korea plant protested after Pico Korea Ltd closed last year amid labor unrest and losses. Union demands sparked calls for US and South Korean government investigations into suspected worker shortfalls and severance disputes.
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