The New York Times (10/20, B1, Martin) reports on the front page of its business section, “In the largest recall of strollers ever, Graco Children’s Products on Wednesday urged the owners of about two million older-model strollers to stop using them because of concerns about possible strangulation.” The strollers, produced before July 2007, “were tied to the deaths of four infants and five instances of entrapment that resulted in cuts and bruises and, in one case, breathing difficulty.” Graco said the company “was making available a free repair kit to fix the problem.”