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Associated Press 
TOLEDO | 
 Emergency workers who tended injured victims at the chaotic scene of a school bus crash have proposed that children on field trips wear wristbands with identifying information. School officials in Michigan and northwest Ohio said that sounds like a good idea. 
 At least 48 children and adults were injured Oct. 10 when the bus collided with a tractor-trailer loaded with 38 tons of steel coils in Erie Twp., Mich., about 10 miles north of Toledo. 
But firefighters and paramedics had only a list of children on the bus, and there weren't enough uninjured adults to accompany each child to a hospital. 
 ‘‘We didn't know who they were or where they went,’’ said Larry Merkle, chief of the Monroe Charter Twp. Fire Department. ‘‘It was just a mess.’’ 
 So the department's fire inspector, Lt. Calvin Schmitt, presented the wristband idea last week to superintendents of Monroe County's 10 school districts. 
School officials will discuss the wristband idea further. 

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Man tries to snatch child at health club - Child-care worker noticed immediately something was amiss 
BELLEVUE -- Police fear a man tried to abduct a 5-year-old girl from the child-care area of Bally Total Fitness in Bellevue on Tuesday night. 

The child's mother left her daughter with a child-care supervisor while she worked out at the fitness center at 3235 148th Ave. S.E. -- between Bellevue Community College and Interstate 90. 

`A bunch of red flags' 

Shortly after 7 p.m. a man approached the child-care supervisor and said he wanted to pick up his daughter. 

The girl was the only child under supervision at the time. The man didn't use the girl's name, and the supervisor is acquainted with her parents, so she was immediately suspicious. 

When the supervisor asked to see the man's wristband parents are supposed to wear, ``He said `I'm sorry' and walked away nervously,'' Bellevue police spokeswoman Marcia Harnden said. 

``There were a whole bunch of red flags,'' Harnden said. 

The suspect is described by police as an Asian man in his late 20s or early 30s, about 5-foot-4 and 150 pounds with spiked bleached hair and brown teeth. The girl's parents told police they don't know who the man was. 

Bally uses wristbands as a safeguard against children being kidnapped. Both the parent who is exercising and the child being taken care of are given matching wristbands so child-care workers can confirm the child is going home with the right person. 

Suspect escapes 

The child-care supervisor immediately called police, but employees did not follow the man and do not know if he drove or walked off the Bally property. 

``Our employees are well-trained and made sure this was a non-incident,'' said Dave Southern, spokesman for Bally Total Fitness. He declined to discuss details of the case. 

But police are treating this as a serious incident as they search for the suspect and try to prevent him from attempting another kidnapping. 

Police don't know yet how the man got inside the fitness center or whether he is a member at Bally. 

ATTEMPTED CHILD KIDNAPPING EASTSIDE DAY CARE CHILDREN SAFETY 

 
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