Tylenol cyanide deaths spark Chicago manhunt and alerts
Police appeal for Tylenol brought to stations as authorities confirm seven cyanide poisoned deaths linked to Extra Strength Tylenol. Flight attendant Paula Prince and an 18 year old are among victims. Nadine Odell treated for poisoning. Investigators seek a possible madman or disgruntled employee behind the contamination. Autopsies planned and nationwide warnings continue.
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Chicago
Summit
Charles
Nadine O'Dell
Paula Prince
Walgreen’s
Near North Side
Jane Byrne
Prince
Food and Drug Administration
Schaumburg
Ill
Illinois
Cyanide fear rises as Tylenol linked case is investigated
In Parma Ohio officials say blood cyanide levels in Margaret Dagostino 49 remain inconclusive though no cyanide was found in two capsules tested by state investigators. Parma Heights police recovered 34 capsules from her home as hospitals test others and Kroger Fisher Foods and Pick-N-Pay pull Extra-Strength Tylenol from Ohio stores citing safety concerns.
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Parma, Ohio
Parma Heights
Margaret Dagostino
Parma Community General Hospital
Parma
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
John Zaccardelli
Richard Rob
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Fisher Foods
Pick-N-Pay
Cleveland
Ohio
Kroger
Diana urged sister to shoot father in Lorain trial
Diana 14 and sister Lora 16 faced aggravated murder charges over a July 9 Oberlin fire that killed 37 year old William Hawkins and injured Beulah Hawkins 64 Witness Tonia Covlin testified that Diana urged Lora to fire a shotgun at their sleeping father and that Diana later locked a grandmother in a bedroom as the house burned Prosecutors say Diana cooperated with Lora while defense claims Lora acted alone The fire chief testified gasoline was found in the kitchen and the time from ignition to deadly smoke was very short The trial resumes Monday with more witnesses and potential defense calls
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Tiana Hawkins
Lora
Lorain
Lorain County
Diana
Tonia Covlin
N Main Street
Oberlin
William
Beulah
Common Pleas
Miss Colvin
Henry ‘S Webber
Driana
Janas
Gerald Strait
Doyle Jones
Jones
Hawkins
Unemployment Advice From Cleveland Counselors
CT staff writer Amy Richards reports on job-hunting tips from Cleveland area career counselors. Psychologists offer strategies to cope with unemployment and prevent family stress while pursuing new work opportunities.
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Cleveland Area
Amy Richards
Reagan presses bid to balance budget amendment defeat
President Reagan vows to fight on after the House rejected a proposed constitutional balance budget amendment 236-187 with 167 Republicans and 69 Democrats in support and 167 Democrats and 20 Republicans in opposition The Senate earlier approved a similar measure 69-31 as House Speaker O Neill denounced the plan noting it would worsen the economy and threaten defense Social Security and Medicare.
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Washington
Reagan
House
White House
America
Senate
Sion
Thomas P O’neill Jr
Mass
O’neill
Weather outlook: partly cloudy tonight then Sunday
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions on Sunday with a high near 75. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 55. The rain chance is 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Sunday. Details on page A-3.
Foundry Won’t Close Elyria Plant Despite Sale Hopes
Chromalloy American Corp says Elyria Foundry will not shut permanently though talks to unload its foundry division continue. Plant employs about 365, with roughly half laid off in recent months. sale plans for multiple sites were scrapped last month.
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Elyria Foundry
Tim Evans
St Louis
Chromalloy
Robert Gollmar
Elyna Foundry
Minnesota
Elyria
West Allis
Wise
Kendallville
Ind
MTC
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