The Nation - News from Nov. 17, 1986
Food poisoning caused nausea, vomiting and bleeding in the mouth and nose, sending 102 people at a Cleveland conference for parents with disabled children to hospitals. Those stricken all ate the same food Saturday at the Cleveland Convention Center and became sick about the same time, said one of the doctors who treated them. All but two returned for the final day of the conference after treatment at nine area hospitals. One of the two was in serious condition, the other in fair condition. About 700 attended the conference.
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