Line that killed 5 had been repaired
PORT ARTHUR Texas AP A ruptured line at a Texaco refinery that killed five and injured eight had just been repaired last week. The line ruptured during restart efforts after repairs, officials said. The debris and 1 200 degree powder sprayed across the yard near the No 1 fluid catalytic cracking unit as workers watched. OSHA and an industrial hygienist were to survey the six story tower where the accident occurred.
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Tylenol suspect freed on $6,000 bond in Chicago
Roger Arnold, 48, held on a weapons charge after police found cyanide and a cache of manuals at his home. Police said he was a suspect in the Tylenol cyanide deaths, though authorities had no charge against him for the killings. Arnold disputed the link, calling the case exaggerated.
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