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Oops! NH job sites not so bad; statistical goof cited [June 6 1993 p1A]
Subjects: Occupational Health and Safety -
Rising costs sharpen focus on workplace safety: reforms target high-risk companies [Mar 1 1993 p1]
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New study of shipyard cancer allays few workers' concerns [Nov 17 1991 pNH1]
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Growing concern; occupational health programs increasingly combat worker's compensation costs [Oct 1991 (8:10) p45+]
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Working for the workers COOSH pushes safety issues [Dec 30 1990 pA1]
See also: SEE ALSO CM 1/8/91 pD1 -
Early findings corroborated in officer's death [Nov 17 1989 p2]
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N.H. failing to protect workers who use radiation [Jun 25 1989 pNH1]
Subjects: Occupational Health and Safety Radiation -
Labor inspectors are stretched thin [Jan 18 1989 pA1]
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Study: on the job diseases are serious but preventable (by Dr. Philip Landrigan of Mount Sinai School of Medicine) [Feb 26 1988 pB3]
Subjects: Cancer Occupational Health and SafetySee also: SEE ALSO UL p3 & NT p25 -
Survey suggests gaps in projection from job injury, illness [Nov 9 1987 pB4]
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Cancer report prompts call for action from safety groups [Mar 3 1987 pB1]
Subjects: Cancer Occupational Health and SafetySee also: SEE ALSO NT p21 -
Occupational health report due out today [Mar 2 1987 p3]
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Cancer risk higher for some NH workers Work mortality report delayed in Gov's office: "Patterns of Occupational Mortality" [Feb 27 1987 p4]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 & NT p29