Tylenol capsules pulled from area stores after tampering death
Fisher Foods and Pick-N-Pay remove extra strength Tylenol capsules as a precaution after Diane Elsroth, 23, died within 12 hours of taking a cyanide-laced capsule. Officials call the incident isolated while FDA traces shipments from Johnson & Johnson and McNeil Pharmaceutical.
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Reward offered for up to 30 rapes in Cleveland suburbs
A Crime Stoppers reward up to 2000 dollars is offered for a man linked to as many as 30 rapes across North Olmsted Middleburg Heights Fairview Park Parma Heights and Cleveland. No suspects charged yet. The suspect is a white male in early 20s about 5 7 140 pounds with a feathered natural curl and olive complexion. Rapes often target married women and occur in apartments in wooded areas.
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Reagan cautions on violence and fraud in Philippines vote
President Reagan voiced concern over violence and possible fraud in the Philippines presidential election. He affirmed U.S. neutrality and support for continued ties with the Philippine people while stressing the strategic importance of American bases. He welcomed Shcharansky’s release and said linking the summit to arms concessions would not work.
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Reagan backs democracy push in Philippines vote
President Reagan said the United States would not take sides in the Manila election between Ferdinand Marcos and Corazon Aquino and urged observers to follow Shcharansky toward freedom. He announced diplomat Philip Habib would visit Manila to support democratic hopes amid reports of vote-buying and violence.
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Tiny drive through doughnut shop tests city codes
In North Olmsted planners face a decision on a proposed Kiosk drive through doughnut coffee shop at 24260 Lorain Rd. The size questions hinge on whether a small footprint meets building codes and safety standards. Assistant City Law Director James Dubelko notes no minimum size rule is stated. Building Commissioner Sam Spino says the applicant did not attend the Planning Commission meeting yet the panel briefly discussed the project and its traffic impact on the site rather than Lorain Road.
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Castelli Favored to Be Middleburg Heights Service Director
Ward 1 Councilman Frank Castelli is slated for appointment to the city service director post by month’s end. City Council President Raymond Wohl said the current director Charles Henke retires this month. Castelli, who heads the Zoning and Building Code Committee, is seen as a natural fit due to his background and city knowledge. The mayor would appoint, with council confirmation, and the annual salary is $32,655. If seated, Castelli said the role would let him serve residents in a new way. If Castelli vacates the council seat, council has 30 days to appoint a replacement. absent action, the mayor appoints.
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Inside Accent, Ba-5 Business, Dear Abby and Deaths
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Cold night ahead with light snow chances noted
Outside Tonight will be very cold with a low near zero to five degrees and a 30 percent snow chance tonight. Thursday remains partly cloudy with a high near 20 and a 20 percent snow chance. Details on Page A-3. On C-1, Fred McGonagle argues Cleveland officials gain nothing by tangling with police. cops usually win. Etc on D-11 features a professor debunking Old West gunslinger myths and notes most could not hit a barn.
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