Tuesday January 31, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
WESH.com - Winter Park,FL,USA
Five people were on their way to University High School aboard a
blood-donor bus when they smelled the fumes, WESH 2 News reported.
BurlingtonFreePress.com - Burlington,VT,USA
A year has passed since carbon monoxide moved silently through a
Burlington apartment building, taking the life of Jeffrey Rodliff
and making nine other people sick.
Baltimore Sun - United States
Eight Woodlawn residents, including three children, were taken to
area hospitals yesterday because of exposure to carbon monoxide gas.
Monday January 30, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Tampa Tribune - Tampa,FL,USA
WESTCHASE - A car left running in a garage overnight may be to blame
for a possible carbon monoxide poisoning that left one person dead
and two others injured.
New York Times - United States
Carbon monoxide poisoning is the most common kind of accidental
poisoning in the United States, playing a role in 40,000 emergency
rooms visits a year.
Sunday January 29, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Green Bay Press Gazette - Green Bay,WI,USA
GREEN BAY -- Two people were taken to a hospital Saturday after
suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning when a vehicle was left
running in the garage.
BurlingtonFreePress.com - Burlington,VT,USA
... Carbon monoxide spewed into their bedroom and on up into the
rest of the apartment building. Rodliff died.
BurlingtonFreePress.com - Burlington,VT,USA
... were sickened by the Jan. 30 carbon monoxide leak were not
available or could not be reached for comment.
WIFR - Rockford,IL,USA
... The decreased ventilation increases our risk of being poisoned
by carbon monoxide. ... There's no way to see or smell carbon
monoxide.
Saturday January 28, 2006
Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
WSTM-TV -
Syracuse,NY,USA
ROCHESTER, NY Rochester firefighters evacuated six children and five adults
from a house yesterday after they found high levels of carbon monoxide
indoors.
Friday January 27, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
WROC - Rochester,NY,USA
Louise Gilmore wasn't taking any chances when her carbon monoxide
detector went off this week.
WIVB - Buffalo,NY,USA
(Medina, NY, January 27, 2006) - - Carbon monoxide fumes from a
generator overcame a family of seven from Medina Thursday night.
MLive.com - MI,USA
(AP) -- A family apparently ignored the alarms of a carbon monoxide
detector but was saved from serious illness by a vigilant high
school teacher.
Thursday January 26, 2006
Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Greenville Daily News -
Greenville,MI,USA
... High levels of carbon monoxide inside her home last week at 6055
Autumn Ridge Drive forced Schmidt, her husband, Troy, and their two
daughters, ages 21/2 and ...
Wednesday January 25, 2006
Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
WJZ -
Baltimore,MD,USA
(WJZ) Baltimore, MD A new study shows long term effects of carbon monoxide
poisoning could be more serious that thought.
Minnesota
Daily - Minneapolis,MN,USA
... When one of my son's friends was diagnosed with chronic carbon monoxide
poisoning from the furnace in her rented old house near the Madison campus,
my ...
Times
Herald-Record - Middletown,NY,USA
Firefighters were called to a Cedar Road home yesterday morning after three
people passed out from high levels of carbon monoxide.
KSL-TV -
Salt Lake City,UT,USA
Researchers have found what could be a link between carbon monoxide
poisoning and death from heart disease.
Tuesday January 24, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
WDIV -
Detroit,MI,USA
Carbon monoxide poisoning is the most common cause of poisoning in the
United States, sending about 40,000 people to the emergency room each year.
KXLY -
Spokane,WA,USA
SPOKANE VALLEY-- Spokane Valley Police have confirmed lethal amounts of
carbon monoxide killed two people over the weekend.
Vermont
Cynic (subscription) - Burlington,VT,USA
... a privately owned off campus residential complex, where one student,
Jeffrey Rodliff died, and many others fell ill as a result of carbon
monoxide poisoning.
Staten
Island Advance - Staten Island,NY,USA
... lieutenant and four firefighters were honored yesterday as Advance
Firefighters of the Month for rescuing victims of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Monday January 23, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
CBS4Boston -
Boston,USA
... of a condo complex on Cypress Road in Brookline were forced to find another
place to sleep on Monday after dangerous levels of carbon monoxide were detected.
Saturday January 21, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Glasgow
Daily Record - Glasgow,Scotland,UK
A post-mortem confirmed Lindsay had died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Thursday January 19, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Lincoln Journal Star - Lincoln,NE,USA
By LORI PILGER / Lincoln Journal Star. A father and son died Thursday
morning after apparently succumbing to carbon monoxide poisoning in
their home near Wahoo.
Local6.com - Orlando,FL,USA
Two men were sickened by carbon monoxide inside a home in Seminole
County, Fla., Wednesday morning, according to Local 6 News.
ABC30.com - Fresno,CA,USA
January 19, 2006 - A Valley family says they'll never use their
fireplace again after they were exposed to a dangerous amount of carbon
monoxide in their home.
Danvers Herald - Beverly,MA,USA
KeySpan officials have asked the general public to take some critical
steps to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
Wednesday January 18, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Boston
Globe - United States
When I read about the survivor of the Sago Mine disaster and about the
Iditarod musher who almost succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning from a
heater inside a ...
Vail
Daily News - Vail,CO,USA
EDWARDS -- Carbon-monoxide poisoning caused the death of 33-year-old
Dennis Riben, who was found dead Dec. 7 beside his dog Riley.
Taunton Gazette - Taunton,MA,USA
TAUNTON - James Dwyer, the assistant manager at Manny's Hardware Co.,
has been watching the carbon monoxide detectors fly off his shelves this
season.
Tuesday January 17, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Bucharest
Daily News - Bucharest,Romania
... into the Anina mine explosion indicated that the seven miners who lost their
lives in the accident died intoxicated with carbon monoxide.
Monday January 16, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
The Morning
Journal - Lorain,OH,USA
LORAIN -- Gale-force winds coming off of the lake caused the ventilation ducts
to close and forced carbon monoxide gas from a furnace into the police station.
Saturday January 14, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
The Morning Journal -
Lorain,OH,USA
LORAIN -- Two police dispatchers were treated yesterday after reporting
the symptoms of a carbon monoxide leak in the Lorain police station.
Friday January 13, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Milford Daily News - Milford,MA,USA
With the recent carbon monoxide poisoning that hospitalized a Bellingham
father and daughter, local fire officials reiterated the importance of
preventative measures
aimed at eliminating such dangers.
DetNews.com - Detroit,MI,USA
... ROCHESTER HILLS -- A family of five was recuperating Thursday after
suffering carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a faulty furnace in their
home.
Gazeta.KZ - Kazakhstan
Eight people living in two neighbourhoods of Atyrau have been poisoned
with carbon monoxide, Ministry of Emergencies has advised KZ-today.
Bellingham CountryGazette - Milford,MA,USA
BELLINGHAM - Extremely high carbon monoxide levels made a father and his
young daughter ill and killed the family's cat last week, officials said
last Thursday.
Thursday January 12, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
WBOY-TV
- Clarksburg,WV,USA
... 10 about brain function. McCloy suffered prolonged exposure to
carbon monoxide during the 41 hours he was trapped in the Upshur County
mine Jan. 2 and 3.
Arcadia Weekly - Arcadia,CA,USA
... You can't see or smell carbon monoxide, but at high levels it can
kill a person in minutes.
Gainesville Times - Gainesville,GA,USA
By Diana Dean. With the headlines reporting carbon monoxide poisoning,
we need to take a look at steps to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
Wednesday January 11, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Miami Herald -
FL,USA
"I tried to stand up and I had to hold onto the frame of the tent," she said of
her 1994 carbon monoxide poisoning from a propane heater in the unvented tent.
Tuesday January 10, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
WCAX -
Burlington,VT,USA
... up her son from a friend's house in Endwell on Sunday when she noticed he
had symptoms that suggested he could be suffering from carbon monoxide
poisoning.
Monday January 9, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
W*USA 9 -
Washington,DC,USA
West Virginia health officials say that the 12 miners who died last week
following a mine explosion were killed by carbon monoxide intoxication.
Bristol
Herald Courier - Bristol,TN,USA
... Carbon monoxide -- an odorless, invisible and highly toxic gas -- can
catch homeowners off guard if they're not careful during the winter heating
season.
Kansas
City Channel.com - Kansas City,MO,USA
The odorless gas can be a killer, and KMBC's Bev Chapman reported that few
businesses are equipped to detect CO before it reaches employees.
CBS4Boston
- Boston,USA
Initially, John Piccinin, 34, thought he had the flu, but it was not the flu
-- it was carbon monoxide.
Montgomery
Advertiser - Montgomery,AL,USA
PRATTVILLE -- An Autauga County man died Sunday, and a woman was clinging to
life, after they apparently received carbon monoxide poisoning.
Sunday January 8, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
National
Post - Canada
SAINT JOHN, NB -- A New Brunswick hockey arena was evacuated Friday, after
higher-than-normal levels of carbon monoxide were detected inside during
the game.
Saturday January 7, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Grand
Forks Herald - Grand Forks,ND,USA
Homeowners, particularly those who burn wood or fossil fuels to heat
their homes, should be aware of the deadly effects of carbon monoxide.
Friday January 6, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Cape Codder - Orleans,MA,USA
Gasoline powered generators and common household appliances that
has spurred local fire officials to educate people about the
dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Philadelphia Inquirer - Philadelphia,PA,USA
Two people were found dead inside their Southwest Philadelphia
home yesterday afternoon, possibly of carbon monoxide poisoning,
authorities said.
Thursday January 5, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
KOLO - Reno,NV,USA
In McCloy's instance its an effort to help restore vital organs
deprived of oxygen in this case because of carbon monoxide
poisoning.
Lincoln Journal - Concord,MA,USA
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless, colorless gas that
interferes with the delivery of oxygen in the blood to the rest
of the body. ...
WFMY News 2 - Greensboro,NC,USA
Investigators say a man who died in his Burlington home December
19 may have been killed by carbon monoxide fumes.
Gainesville Times - Gainesville,GA,USA
By DEBBIE GILBERT. The tragic deaths of 12 West Virginia miners
this week drew attention to the dangers of carbon monoxide. ...
were sickened by carbon monoxide.
Wednesday January 4, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Amity Observer - Shelton,CT,USA
The Orange Volunteer Fire Department was deployed and treated
one town employee with oxygen for carbon monoxide.
Press of Atlantic City - Atlantic City,NJ,USA
About six people were evacuated from an apartment building on
Ohio Avenue on Tuesday because of a carbon monoxide leak.
Tuesday January 3, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Billings Gazette - MT, USA
MILES CITY -- City Hall was evacuated Tuesday after utility
workers found "extremely high levels" of carbon monoxide in the
building.
Milwaukee Channel.com - Milwaukee,WI,USA
Police said she spent the night at a sports bar in Lake Mills
where she met 26-year-old Matthew Wheeler.
Stackyard - Carlisle,UK
The NBA has told Defra that carbon monoxide gas must be included
in a badger culling tool box and urgent government approval for
it is essential.
Monday January 2, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
WISC - Madison,WI,USA
LAKE MILLS, Wis. -- Police have identified a woman who died
after an apparent carbon monoxide poisoning in Lake Mills.
Duluth News Tribune - Duluth,MN,USA
LAKE MILLS, Wis. - A faulty exhaust system leaked carbon
monoxide inside a car, killing a woman and injuring a man.
LaSalle News Tribune - LaSalle,IL,USA
PRINCETON -- The Princeton Fire Department responded to an
increased number of carbon monoxide incidents during November
and December 2005.
WROC - Rochester,NY,USA
An important reminder from firefighters after several seniors in
Wayne County were poisoned by carbon monoxide.
Sunday January 1, 2006 Bacharach's Daily Message: Carbon Monoxide Safety
is Everybody's Business.
Indianapolis Star - United States
Schererville -- A faulty heater for an indoor swimming pool filled a
home with carbon monoxide and fumes, killing a woman and sickening her
husband.
philly.com - Philadelphia,PA,USA
LIVINGSTON, NJ - Five people were hospitalized Sunday for carbon
monoxide poisoning after a home heater malfunctioned and blew the toxic,
odorless gas into their home.
