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Posted by alice on December 19, 1999 at 11:59:33:

In Reply to: restaurant ventilation posted by Paul on December 18, 1999 at 13:59:11:

: Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

the un-smelled danger: carbon monoxide.
buy a detector, <$50, research first: some aren't much use.

http://www.nytimes.com/yr/mo/day/news/national/regional/ny-fume-death.html

December 19, 1999

Worker Killed by Fumes at Times
Sq. Club

Carbon monoxide fumes in a popular supper club
near Times Square left one kitchen worker dead
yesterday and four others hospitalized, two in critical
condition, as police closed off the block, evacuated a
building next door and checked manholes and nearby
basements for further evidence of the gas.
A fire department spokesman, Paul Iannizzotto, said
that a faulty oil burner had caused carbon monoxide
levels to soar in the basement.

• New York Times today: carbon mono kills workers

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: : Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

: the un-smelled danger: carbon monoxide.
: buy a detector, <$50, research first: some aren't much use.

: http://www.nytimes.com/yr/mo/day/news/national/regional/ny-fume-death.html

:  December 19, 1999

:         Worker Killed by Fumes at Times
:         Sq. Club

: Carbon monoxide fumes in a popular supper club
:             near Times Square left one kitchen worker dead
:         yesterday and four others hospitalized, two in critical
:         condition, as police closed off the block, evacuated a
:         building next door and checked manholes and nearby
:         basements for further evidence of the gas.
: A fire department spokesman, Paul Iannizzotto, said
:         that a faulty oil burner had caused carbon monoxide
:         levels to soar in the basement.


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