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E. coli strikes 2 patrons of Tosa Sizzler
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E. coli strikes 2 patrons of Tosa Sizzler
Owner closes restaurant, as was done on south side
By TOM HELD
of the Journal Sentinel staff
Thursday, August 3, 2000
Two people who ate at a Sizzler restaurant in Wauwatosa have
become infected with E. coli bacteria, health officials said,
prompting the officials to investigate the second area Sizzler on
Wednesday.
The restaurant owner, E&B Management Co., voluntarily closed the
Wauwatosa Sizzler late Wednesda...
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