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THE ENCLOSED TECHNICAL RELEASE is related to your oc cupational interests, or is of inter est generally to people in the field of accident prevention. It is sent to you as part of your Council Membership Service. TWICE A YEAR you will receive a selection of Industrial Data Sheets or other items which will keep you informed of new tech nical developments in your in dustry and in safety engineering. ADDITIONAL COPIES of Tech nical Releases are available. Refer to the Council's Catalog for prices or, in the case of reprints, write fr\r r-\r'\r^es infnrmatiAn ETC 02108 I Guide to OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 1975 EDITION Volume 1 L ETC 02109  1975 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL Additional copies of this Guide may be secured for $3.50 per copy from the National Safety Council. Please specify stock number 029.34 when ordering. Usual discounts. ETC 02110 FOREWORD The Guide to Occupational Safety Literature will be published year ly and will bring together pertinent information on published mate rial in the field of occupational safety. This issue covers publications received and processed in the Li brary of the National Safety Council in 1973 and 1974. Books, pam phlets and magazine articles included contribute either to the technical aspects of occupational safety, or to the development of safety programs. The safety research section presents a selected list of safety and occupational health documents gathered from aca demic, professional, industrial and governmental sources. The "Bib liography for Safety Directors" is a list of books in various fields of occupational safety and health most of which have been used as references in the Accident Prevention Manual for Industrial Operations. Contributions for indexing may be sent to the Library of the Na tional Safety Council. The "Safety Library" page in the periodical National Safety News, published by the National Safety Council, serves as a monthly sup plement to this guide. The Guide is published by the National Safety Council and prepared by the staff of its Library Division. iii ETC 02111 DESCRIPTION AND USE Format to Guide to Safety Literature and Safety Research Descriptive List of Documents Entries are in numerical order by document number. The description of each document includes title, author, source, date and paging. Keyword List This part is a list of keywords spective document numbers. and descriptors with their re Name List This is a list of names (authors, etc.) with their respective document numbers. Cross References and Related Terms Bibliography for Safety Directors How to use this Guide: Information may be located by first consulting the Keyword List, selecting those keywords that best describe the desired data. For in stance, sources on incentives may be located by looking under the key word "incentives", getting the document numbers, then turning to the Decriptive List of Documents for titles under these numbers. In some cases it is necessary to match document numbers under one key word with those under other keywords, to arrive at the source needed. An example of this look-up would be "slippery floors". The document numbers under "slipperiness" are matched with those under "floors", and the like numbers refer to sources where data may be found. An author document number can also be matched against keyword numbers or used to go directly to the Descriptive List of Documents to find the articles wanted. The Cross References and Related Terms list is a general listing for use with the Safety Literature section of this guide. It is used for pinpointing keywords which the reader may not find in the keyword section. He may have, for example, been looking for "Illumination ". Not finding it, he turns to the Cross References. "Illumination" re fers him to "Lighting" which is the keyword. Or he may wish to dis cover terms related to a keyword such as "Canopies". Using the List, he will find under "Canopies" several other related keywords. Abbreviations used; Words have been shortened to meet the need of the computer program. In many cases this has been done by omitting the internal vowels, i.e. "responsibilities" becomes "rspnsblts". For better alphabetical order, the first five letters are now being retained, i.e. "Consumer Product Safety Act" becomes "Consum Pr Sf A". iv ETC 02112 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword ..... ................................................................................................... Description and Use................................................................................................... 111 iv Safety Literature Part 1. Descriptive List of Documents................................................... Part 2. Keyword List........................................................................................ Part 3. Name List.................................................................................................. Part 4. Cross References................................................................................... 1 " 118 -*-19 ",,-158 159 - 169 170 - 181 Safety Research Part 1. Descriptive List of Documents.................................................... Part 2. Subject Headings.................................................................... Part 3. Name List.................................................................................................. 183 - 198 199 - 200 201 - 203 Bibliography for Safety Directors ................................................................. 205 - 210 v ETC 02113 GUIOE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFE TV LITERATURE 1 73 OOOl 73 0003 73 0004 73 0005 73 0006 73 0007 73 0008 73 0009 73 0010 73 0011 73 0012 73 0013 73 0014 73 0015 73 0016 73 0017 73 0018 73 0019 73 0020 73 0021 73 0022 73 0023 73 0024 73 0025 73 0026 73 0027 73 0028 73 0029 73 0030 73 0031 73 0032 73 0033 73 0034 73 0035 73 0036 73 0037 73 0038 73 0066 73 0067 73 3068 PART 1. DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF DOCUMENTS TLVS FOR CHEMICAL SUB PHYSICAL AGENTS WORKROOM ENVIRON INTEN CHNG 1972 AMER CONF GOVT INDUS HYGIEN 72 94P MISSION 5000 CITIZENS SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL PROT AGENCY 72 UNP SPECIAL STUDY SURVIVOR LOCATOR SYSTEMS FOR DISTRESSED VESSELS NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AG 16 72 22P NEW HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL SAFETY ORDERS CARLTON E E UNDERGROUND ENGINEERING 0/N 71 P13-14 42 APPLYING BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE TO THE CORPORATE SAFETY EFFORT REPRINT BRIGGIN THOMAS G BUSINESS INSURANCE NO 2P PLANNING ANO SITE CRITERIA KEYS TO SOLVING POWER PLANT SITING PROBLEM RAMEY JAMES T ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION S 29 72 Pll-17 NEW CONCEPTS IN PLANNING AND SITING OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS RAMEY JAMES T ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION S 27 72 P5-9 ATTACHMENT PLUGS AND RECEPTACLES UL 498 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 70 76P LP GAS TORCHES UL 147 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES N 70 13P ROOM TYPE FAN COIL UNITS UL 883 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MR 72 32P ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNITS UL 452 . UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES AP 72 7P INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE POWERED UL 558 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES AP 72 19P TESTS FOR COMBUSTIBILITY OF SWEEPING COMPOUNDS UL 41 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES F 72 9P BURGLARY RESISTING GLAZING MATERIAL UL 972 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES JE 72 7P TESTS FOR COMPARATIVE FLAMMABILITY OF LIQUIDS UL 340 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MR 72 17P BUSWAYS AND ASSOCIATED FITTINGS UL 857 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MR 8 71 22P ELECTRIC SIGNS UL 48 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 0 71 38P ELECTRIC DRY BATH HEATERS UL 875 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES F 72 37P VARNISHED CLOTH WIRES AND CABLES UL 133 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES S 71 16P MOTOR OPERATED APPLIANCES UL 73 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES JA 20 72 40P ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS UL 484 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES JA 72 54P MARINE THROUGH HULL FITTINGS AND SEA VALVES UL 1121 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES S 30 72 10P AIR CONDITIONERS CENTRAL COOLING UL 465 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES JL 72 65P PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT NORTH RICHLAND HILLS TEXAS OCT 4 1971 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD N 8 72 19P WELDING SAFELY NATL INST OCCUR SAFETY HEALTH 72 UNP VALUE OF PROPER EVALUATION NEW PROOUCTS ANO PROCESSES EMPLOYEE HEALTH CAPLAN PAUL E WESTERN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH CONF 0 72 7P POTENTIAL APPLICATION OF OTHER RADAR TECHNOLOGY CIVIL MARINE RADAR SKOLNIK MERRILL I NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 0 12 72 13P RESPIRATORS APPROVED BY BUREAU OF MINES MAY 24 1 972 IC 8559 KLDOS EDWIN J BUREAU OF MINES 72 12P HEARING CONSERVATION FOR THE MINERAL INDUSTRY IC 8564 DERZAY RAYMOND BUREAU OF MINES 72 42P FEDERAL SPEC PLATING CADMIUM ELECTROOEPOSITED QQ P 416C NAVY JA 29 71 16P LEAD AND FOAM SANDWICH NEW DEVELOPMENT NOISE SUPPRESSION LEAD VOL 33 NO 1 TO P10 LEAD FIBER GLASS COMBINATION SILENCES AIR CONDITIONING NOISE LEAD VOL 34 NO 1 71 P3 ELECTRICAL STAND MASS PRODUCT EQUIP EMP l GENL PURP MACH TOOL EGP 1 RP JOINT INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL ND 64P STANDARD FOR LEAKAGE CURRENT FOR APPLIANCES C101.1 AMER NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE 71 7P CAUSE AND EFFECT INVES ASPECTS INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS UNITED KINGDOM CRONIN J B INTERNATIONAL LABOR REVIEW 71 P99-115 AIR TAXI SAFETY STUDY NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD S 27 72 73P SAFETY ON THE JOB BECOMES A MAJOR JOB FOR MANAGEMENT CORDTZ DAN FOR TINE N 72 P112-117 162-168 UNUSUAL INCIDENT TELL THE COMPUTER RANDALL CAROL E HOSPITALS JAHA 0 l 72 P56-57 100 METRIC VERSUS AMERICAN STANDARDS FOR CHEMICAL PUMPS CHEMICAL PROCESSING 0 72 P19-20 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER D 6 72 P25929-25934 ETC 02114 2 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 0069 73 0070 73 0073 73 0076 73 0077 73 0078 73 0079 73 0082 73 0088 73 0089 73 0090 73 0091 73 0092 73 0093 73 0094 73 0095 73 0096 73 0097 73 0098 73 0099 73 0100 73 0101 73 0102 73 0103 73 0111 73 0114 73 0115 73 0119 73 0125 73 0126 73 0127 73 0128 73 0129 73 0132 73 0133 73 0134 73 0146 73 0147 73 0159 73 0170 IMPLEMENT AT ION OF NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT FEDERAL REGISTER 0 23 T2 P28412-28416 RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER FLAMMABLE FABRICS ACT FEDERAL REGISTER D 21 72 P28134-28137 AMMONIA PLANT SAFETY AND RELATED FACILITIES VOL 14 AMER INST CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 72 137P CAN OCCPTNL HLTH CNCPT HLP OEAL CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING MEIGS J MISTER AMERICAN J PUBLIC HEALTH N 72 P1483-1485 INDUSTRIAL TOXICOLOGY OF MANGANESE TOLONEN MATTI WORK ENVIR HEALTH VOL 9 72 P53-60 PRE EMPLOYMENT EXAMINATION WORTH ITS COST COLLINGS G H JR J OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE S 71 P422-426 PNEUMOCONIOSIS IN FERRG5ILIC0N WORKERS FOLLOW UP STUOY SWENSSON A J OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE S 71 P427-432 GUIDE BOOK PREVENTION FIRE NATL YOUTH FR SFTV PROGRAM NATL ASSOC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO 70 23P FREEWAY JOB IS NEW BALL GAME UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY RULES ROAOS STREETS D 72 P24-27 ACCIOENT PREVENTION LINKED TO FIRST AIO REPORT ON PROJECT FACTS PIKE WILLIAM ACCIDENT PREVENTION IAPA D 72 P3-4 NIOSH DIRECTIVE DETECT MEASURE AND SAFEGUARD OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS N 72 P39-41 PROGRAM FIRE PROTECTION INTO COMPUTER ROOMS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS N 72 P.53-56 VIEWPOINT USE OSHA TO SAVE MONEY SELL SAFETY OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS N 72 P59-60 REQUIREMENTS FOR AN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM SINCLAIR G A OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN ONTARIO S 72 P2-11 MICROWAVE OVEN NOISE NUISANCE THERE ARE MAYS SURVEY 1972 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN ONTARIO S 72 HAS BECOME MENACE CHALLENGES DESIGNERS PRODUCT ENGINEERING 0 72 P18-20 TO QUIET THE MECHANICAL NOISE OF PRODUCTS PRODUCT ENGINEERING 0 72 P22-23 Pll NOISY FLUID ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ARE BEING HUSHEO PRQOUCT ENGINEERING 0 72 P24-25 SOUND CONTROL MATERIALS LET SOUND OF SILENCE BE HEARD PRODUCT ENGINEERING 0 72 P26-27 TANGENTIAL BLOWERS IN OUST CONTROL RANOVEER ELMAR CANAOI AN MINING J 0 72 P29-32 RESPIRATORS EFFECTIVE BUT NO SUBSTITUTE FOR CONTROL BARDSWICK W A CANAOI AN MINING J 0 72 P32-37 46 GRAVIMETRIC SAMPLER ASSESSES RISKS OF SILICOSIS YOURT G R CANADIAN MINING J 0 72 P46-49 DIRECT FIRED HEATING SWEEPS DUST AND COSTS RANCE D C CANADIAN MINING J 0 72 P65-67 SYMPOSIUM THE SYSTEMS APPROACH FIRE PROTECTION PROBLEMS FIRE TECHNOLOGY MY 65 P182-196 GET READY TOUGHER UNIFORM WORKMENS COMPENSATION LAWS JOHNSON ROBERT B COMMERCE D 72 P37-38 PROPANE POWERED LIFT TRUCK AND KNITTING NEEDLES PRT 1-3 FACTORY D 72 P33 HANDLING AND DISPOSAL OF CHEMICALS RITTMILLER L A POLLUTION ENGINEERING JA/F 71 P18-21 ADVANCES IN THE USE OF MICROWAVE POWER VOSS W A GEOFFREY BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH F 70 26P CONSUMER PRODUCT SFTY ACT ITS PROVISION IMPLICATION APPLIANCE OUNCKEL PAULINE APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER D 72 P43-46 54 COAL MINING INOUSTRY FATALITIES IN 1972 BUREAU OF MINES JA 73 10P CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL HOISTS REV B NSC 72 8P CASUALTY REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS INDSTL ILLINOIS DEP MINES AND MINERALS D 72 2P GAS INOUSTRY 1971 DISABLING INJURY EXPERIENCE Cl L MI ST POLLUTION AMERICAN GAS ASSOC 72 31P OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH N 72 P16-19 ACCIDENT DOWN NEW TACTICS TO FIGHT NEW HAZARDS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH N 72 P23-22 PROBLEMS OF FIRE PREVENTION PROTECTION RURAL AREAS EMERY STANLEY J NATL COMMISSION FR PRTCTN CONTROL ND 8P EYE INJURIES OF INDUSTRIAL WORKERS SCHWEISHEIMER W SUPERVISION JA 73 P26-27 DONT OVERLOOK FORKLIFT FIRE HAZARDS NAIL EN R L PLANT ENGINEERING AG 70 P6B-69 NAVY CLEAN UP RESULTS AFTER DISTRICT PRESSURE A PCD DIGEST 0 72 P3-4 PEOPLE MOVER DEDICATED IN MORGANTOWN PASSENGER TRANSPORT 0 27 73 PI 4 i i } I i i ETC 02115 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 3 0171 0172 0173 0174 0175 0176 0177 0178 0179 0180 0191 0182 0183 0 134 0185 0186 0187 0188 0192 0219 0220 0221 0222 0223 0225 0226 0227 0228 0229 0230 0231 0232 0 233 0234 0236 0237 0 238 0249 0250 0252 AGREEMENT BETWEEN MARINE ASSOC OF CHICAGO AND ILA LOCAL 19 1969-72 INTERNATIONAL LONGSHOREMENS ASSOC NO 82P WHAT YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT THE NEW OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH LAW PRENTICE HALL INC 71 16P FORESIGHT FOR EYESIGHT REV ED OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION AG 72 22P REGULATIONS FOR WINDOW KE.iNING PENNSYLVANIA OEP LABOR INDUSTRY 67 15P WINDOW CLEANING SAFETY OROERS CALIFORNIA OEP INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS JL 68 UNP SPECIFIC SAFETY REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO WINOOW CLEANING OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION AG 22 63 24P SPECIFIC SAFETY REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO STEEL MILLS INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF OHIO 66 19P SPECIFIC SAFETY REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO FOUNDRIES INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF OHIO 66 19P OBSTRUCT ION MARKING AND LIGHTING AC 70 7460-IB FEDERAL AVIATION ADMIN 0 72 48P FEDERAL SPECIFICATION GLOVES RUBBER ELECTRICAL WORKERS GENERAL SERVICES ADMIN N 27 63 12P RADIATION EXPOSURE OF URANIUM MINERS FEDERAL RADIATION COUNCIL AG 68 31P CANADA LABOUR SAFETY CODE REPORT FROM NIOSH CANADA DEPT OF LABOUR 67 UNP KEY MARCUS M AMER PUB HEALTH ASSOC N 14 72 9P ECOLOGY AND THE CONTRACTOR SHIELDS LARRY CONVENTION ADVANCEMENT FOUND NW I NO 73 18P UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN FABRIC FLAMMABILITY STANDARDS KATZ RICHARD G NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 0 72 54P TABULATION VOLUNTARY NATL STANDARDS IND STND INTL REC CERT CONS PRODS CHUMAS SOPHIE J NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS D 71 68P FLAMMABLE FABRICS PROGRAM 1970 NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS S 71 56P WOES OF A MODEL TRANSIT LINE REPORT FROM SAN FRANCISCO US NEWS WORLO REPORT F 12 73 P55 TENT ROOF IS CHEAPER SAFER IN EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD JA 73 P16 PLAN AHEAD FOR POWER SUPPLY PROBLEMS REP SCHMIEO ERNEST DEFENSE CIVIL PREPAREDNESS AGENCY 72 UNP SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK REPORT COMMITTEE 1970 72 LORD ROBENS HER MAJESTYS STATIONERY OFF JL 72 218P OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS IN DENTISTRY NIXON GEORGE S COMMUNITY HEALTH MR/AP 72 P22 1-225 FISHER MANUAL OF LABORATORY SAFETY . FISHER SCIENTIFIC COMPANY 72 60 P ANNUAL STATISTICAL REPORT 1971 72 ALABAMA ALABAMA DEP INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 72 50P ELECTRIC BASEBOARD HEATING EQUIPMENT UL 1042 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES JE 72 38P RELOCKING DEVICES UL 140 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MY 72 7P ELECTRICIOE PROBLEMS BOOK NINE MCKINNEY FRANCIS M FRANCIS M MCKINNEY JA 73 16P STANDARDS SYMPOSIUM NSC INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE MY 10 72 31P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT NEAR JUNEAU ALASKA SEPT 4 1971 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 0 13 72 82P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT CLEVELAND OHIO JUNE 22 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD D 20 72 19P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO MAY 19 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD D 13 72 14P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT PONCE PUERTO RICO JUNE 24 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 0 20 72 8P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT FORT LAUDERDALE FLORIDA MAY 18 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD D 13 72 30P SOME IMPORTANT OCCUPATIONAL LUNG DISEASES DICKIE HELEN A DM DISEASE A MONTH MR 72 35P UPOAT POLIC ACTIVIT ENVIOR PRTCTN AGENCY RELAT MINING INOUSTRV CARROLL THOMAS E MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL D 72 P61-63 36 CONTACT LENSES IN INDUSTRY CONTRAINDICATED MONITOR JA 73 P5 FIRESTONE SFTY ENGINEERS EXTEND YOUR SFTY EFFORT YOU MAKE DIFFERENCE RILEY R A MONITOR JA 73 P 8-14 MINES BUREAU ISSUES FINAL REPORT ON SUNSHINE DISASTER NEWS RELEASE BUREAU OF MINES F 14 73 3P CONDENSATION AMA GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ACT 1970 QUINBY GRIFFITH E NORTHWEST MEDICINE MY 72 P354 364 369 SAFETY INJURY ILLNESS RECORD KEEPING REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ILLINOIS LABOR BULLETIN W 72 P 3-5 ETC 02116 J 4 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1 73 0253 73 0254 73 0255 73 0256 73 0257 73 0260 73 0261 73 0262 73 0263 73 0264 73 0265 73 0282 73 0283 73 0284 73 0285 73 0286 73 0287 73 0288 73 0290 73 0293 73 0295 73 0296 73 0297 73 0298 73 0299 73 0300 73 03X0 73 0311 73 0314 73 0315 73 0316 73 0317 73 0319 73 0320 73 0322 73 0323 73 0324 73 0325 73 0326 73 0327 SAFETY TALKS AT TOOLBOX EMPHASIZE CONTROL AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS CONSTRUCTION METHODS EQUIPMENT JA 73 P31 SAFETY AND HEALTH ON WORKSITES NO 9 CONSTRUCTION METHODS EQUIPMENT JA 73 P33 CERTIFIED PRODUCTS OIRECTORY SAFETY GLAZING MATERIAL USED IN BUILDINGS SAFETY GLAZING CERT COUNCIL JA 73 46P SIMPLE SAFETY TRAINING FORMULA BEDFORD JACK RUBBER AGE JA 73 P47-48 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION NI OSH 72 VP TECHNICAL BULLETIN NYACOL COLLOIDAL ANTIMONY OXIDE NY ANZA INC ND 17P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT ANCHORAGE ALASKA NOV 27 1970 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MR 29 72 45 P AIRCRAFT INCIDENT REPORT ATLANTA GEORGIA DEC 21 1971 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD JL 26 72 14P PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT ANNANDALE VIRGINIA MARCH 24 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD N 22 72 38P MAINTENANCE MANUAL LOGISTICS OF ROADSIDE MOWING MALOTT H BETTER ROADS F 73 P31-32 TIPS ON OPERATING A MOWER OPERATORS NOTEBOOK BETTER ROADS F 73 P33-34 WORK INJURY RATES 1972 EO NSC 72 47P QUALIFICATIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PERS GOVERN PROGRAMS AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS D 72 5P ANNUAL REPORT 1972 WASHINGTON STATE WASHINGTON DEP LABOR AND INDUS 73 P39-49 GENERAL STATEMENT WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES 1968 1972 ILLINOIS DEP MINES MINERALS NO IP ESTIMATES OF NATURE EXTENT OF LEAD PAINT POISONING UNITED STATES GILSINN JUDITH F NATL BUREAU OF STANDARDS D 72 151P BUREAU OF MINES NATIONAL SAFETY COMP 1970 SAND AND GRAVEL PLANTS GOODMAN ETHEL B BUREAU OF MINES S 72 IIP AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVIATION 1971 ISSUE 4 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD D 4 72 VP APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS UTAH FEDERAL REIGSTER JA 10 73 P1178-1180 SAFETY ANO HEALTH REGULATIONS FOR SHIP REPAIRING FEDERAL REGISTER JA 31 72 P2967-2968 INCENDIARY FIRE TAKES 37 LIVES WATROUS LAURENCE 0 FIRE JOURNAL JA 73 P6-9 FULLY APPROVAL ON OFF SPRINKLER PHILIP MERDINYAN FIRE JOURNAL JA 73 P10-15 19 VETERANS ADMINISTRATION FIRE SAFETY PROGRAM SCHWARTZ BERNARD A FIRE JOURNAL JA 73 P16-19 USE SIMPLIFIED SPRINKLER SYSTEMS PROTECT WOOD DOORS WATERMAN T E FIRE JOURNAL JA 73 P42-43 83-84 HOUSEHOLD FIRE DETECTION AND WARNING KEY I MPVD LIFE SAFETY CHRISTIAN W J FIRE JOURNAL JA 73 P55-61 88 OCCUPANCY FIRE PICTURE RESTAURANT AND TAVERNS OTTOSON JOHN FIRE JOURNAL JA 73 P89-91 TALL BUILDINGS AND THE WIND MORSE WILLIAM L MACHINE DESIGN JA 73 P24-28 DESIGNING OSHA OPERATOR SFTY PINCH POINT MACHINES SUTTER RONALD H MACHINE DESIGN JA 73 P100-107 COLLISION AVOIDANCE FATHOM W 72 Pl-3 SUNSHINE MINE DISASTER DUE IN PART TO POOR SAFETY PRACTICE CANADIAN MINING JOURNAL JA 73 P7 SAFE GUARDING ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS RECORD JA/F 73 P4-8 CONT LEAVE IT ALL TO THE EXPERTS CITIZENS ROLE ENVIRON DECISION MAKING ENVIRONMENT PROT AGENCY 72 20P OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P6 96 VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P8 10 12 SAFETY BRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P14--22 COMING EVENTS CRISP NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P26 28 TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P30 34 36 38 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P39-41 NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P43-44 OSHACT AND TODAYS SAFETY TRAIN ING NEEDS NAT ION AL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P47 ETC 02117 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 5 73 0328 73 0329 73 0330 73 0331 73 0332 73 0333 73 0336 73 0335 73 0337 73 0338 73 0339 73 0360 73 0361 73 0362 73 0363 73 0366 73 0368 73 0613 73 0616 73 0615 73 0616 73 0617 73 0619 73 0620 73 0621 73 0622 73 0623 73 0626 73 0625 73 0626 73 0627 73 0628 73 0629 73 0630 73 0631 73 0632 73 0633 73 0636 73 0635 73 0636 CSHACT PRIMER PART 1 OF 6 THE LAW AND ITS ADM IN ISTR AT ION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS' JA 73 P68-50 TO FIGHT THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF EMPLOYEES INDUSTRY USES DDC NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P51-56 FIRE PROTECTION THROUGH TRAINING HATCHER HARRY NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P55-57 FOR HOSPITALS SPECIALIZED TRAINING FOR FIRE PROTECTION BENNETT RAYMONO L NA TIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P58-60 TWO TYPES OF SAFETY COMMITTEES . MIMS ALBERT NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P61-66 INDUSTRIAL AUDIOMETRIC TESTING IN OREGON DOUGLAS DARREL 0 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P65-70 VIDEOTAPE A SAFETY TRAINING TOOL IDEAS THAT WORKED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P71-72 PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P76-75 SAFETY CLIPS VANOERMEY CAROL NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P79 SNOW REMOVAL AND ICE CONTROL ON HIGHWAYS DATA SHEET 638 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P81-93 FOUNDRY ASSOCIATIONS UNI TE FOR SAFETY NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P96 SAFETY AND OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE LAWLOR JOHN D NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P95-96 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P98-107 SAFETY L IBRARY 0 HEARON OORIS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P108-116 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P121-131 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JA 73 P161-163 RUCKELSHAUS THE PUBLIC MUST START PAYING RUCKELSHAUS WILLIAM BUSINESS WEEK F 26 73 P62-66 TRACK SAFETY STANDARDS MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS FEOERAL REGISTER JA 5 73 P873-876 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS PROC FOR STATE AGREEMENTS FEDERAL REGISTER D 7 72 P26008 FOOD SERVICE SAFETY CHECK LIST- TO LOCATE HAZAROS REPRINT NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 72 6P GUIDE TO SAFETY IN LOAD SECURITY FOR SAFE EFFICIENT OPERATION TRANSPORT SAFETY ASSOC ONTARIO NO 26P LOCK OUT PROCEDURE ST REGIS PAPER CO NO UNP ELECTRICAL CONTROLS FOR POWER PRESSES DS 626 REV A NSC 73 5P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT ANCHORAGE ANO JUNEAU ALASKA OCT 16 72 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD JA 31 73 10P ELECTRIC CENTRAL AIR HEATING EQUIPMENT UL 1096 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 73 106P POWER ROOF VENTILATORS UL 705 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 72 20P ELEVATOR DOOR LOCKING DEVICES AND CONTACTS UL 106 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 73 10P ELECTRIC HEAT USE HAZARO LOCAT CL 1 GRP A B C D CL 2 GRP E F G UL 823 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 72 27P GREASE EXTRACTORS FOR EXHAUST DUCTS UL 710 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 71 39P WHAT NEW FEDERAL SAFETY HEALTH LAW MEANS TO WOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRY THE GREEN TREE SPRING 73 P8 VICTORIAN INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CONVENTION ON SCIENTIFIC HANDLING NATL SAFETY COUN OF AUSTRALIA VICT OIV 70 VP EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUOY OF NOISE REPRINT HERMANN EDWARD R PROC INTL CONG OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 63 P681-686 FIGHTING NOISE A MANUAL FOR WORKER ACTION INTL PRINT PRESSMEN ASST UNION NA NO 17P PRIMER OF PLANT NOISE MEASUREMENT ANO HEARING TESTING GENERAL RADIO COMPANY 71 26P NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCILS NEWEST SAFETY TOOL SELF EVALUATION CHECKLISTS SHEPPARD PAUL E MODERN CASTING JA 73 P60 HANDLING COLLISIONS DERAIL INVOLV EXPLOS GASOLINE DANG ARTICLES REV BUREAU OF EXPLOSIVES F 66 65P EVIDENCE OF NEGLECT OUR SAFETY RECORD APWA REPORTER F 73 P5 APWA ONTARIO CHAPTER ACCIDENT SURVEY DUNFORD WILLIAM APWA REPORTER F 73 P16-17 BUILDING SAFETY INTO REFUSE COLLECTION MARCELENO TROY APWA REPORTER F 73 P18 WEIGHT LIFTING STANDARDS SAFETY STANDARDS S/0 66 P13 19 ETC 02118 6 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 0438 73 0439 73 0440 73 0442 73 0443 73 0444 73 044S 73 0446 73 0447 73 0449 73 0450 73 0459 73 0460 73 0462 73 0466 73 0467 73 0473 73 0474 73 0475 73 0476 73 0477 73 0 478 73 0479 73 0480 73 0481 73 0482 73 0483 73 0484 73 0485 73 0486 73 0487 73 0488 73 0489 73 0490 73 0491 73 0492 73 0493 73 0494 73 0495 73 0496 HOW FIREPROOF ARE THE NEW SKYSCRAPERS YOUNG WARREN R READERS DIGEST HR 73 P161-166 CONGRESS SETS UP NEW AGENCY FOR CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY ALTHEN WILLIAM I ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT D 72 P26-29 INOUSTRYS ROLE IN POLLUTION CONTROL CROSS BERT S ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT D 72 P30-40 PROPERTY CONSERVATION PLANNING FOR ACTION KIT FACTORY MUTUAL ENGINEERING CO 71 VP ANNUAL REPORT JOSEPH A HOLMES SAFETY ASSOCIATION 1972 JOSEPH A HOLMES SAF ASSOC AP 25 72 55P HOLMES SAFETY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT 19TI HOLMES SAFETY ASSOC 72 97P RADIATION SAFETY X RAY DIFFRACTION FLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS EQUIP N43.2 NATL BUREAU OF STANDARDS JE 72 IIP METHODS FOR EVALUATING EXPLOSIVES AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IC 8541 MASON CHARLES M BUREAU OF MINES 72 48P BLASTING VIBRATIONS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON STRUCTURES NICHOLLS HARRY R BUREAU OF MINES 71 105P STANDARDS FOR NURSING SERVICES AMERICAN NURSES ASSOC 73 UNP COAL MINE SAF INSPECTION MANUAL SURF COAL MINES SURF WORK UNDERGROUND BUREAU OF MINES 0 71 92P BETTER ALERTING SYSTEMS NEEDEO FOR HIGH RISES CELLENTANI F N FIRE ENGINEERING F 73 P39 CHIEFS RATE APPARATUS COLORS FIRE ENGINEERING F 73 P40 DONT SAY OH PSHAW TO 0 SHA WINANS C F RUBBER WORLD F 73 P40 45-47 CARBON MONOXIDE FIREFIGHTING HAZARD COUNTRYMAN CLIVE M FOREST SERVICE 71 6P NEW TRENO IN INSURANCE ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT F 73 P48-53 FIRE PROTECTION BUILDING MATERIALS CHEMICALS HELP PROVIDE ANSWER MARINE ENGINEERING LOG F 73 P47-49 THERES MORE THAN ONE WAY LICK FIRE WATER CARBON DIOXIOE CHEM COURAGE MARINE ENGINEERING LOG F 73 P50-51 89 INJURY SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM PROMISES DATA BASE FOR SAFETY STANDARDS A STM STANDARDIZATION NEWS JA 73 P37 57-58 PURPOSE AND USE OF FLAMMABILITY TESTS RARIG FRITZ J ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEWS JA 73 P39 NO FAULT INSURANCE SCHWAN W C I A E I NEWS JA/F 73 P16-19 FIRE STRENGTH AND DURABILITY TESTING OF AIR DUCTS ZELINSKE R H I A E I NEWS JA/F 73 P21-25 ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS MCKINNEY FRANCIS M I A E I NEWS JA/F 73 P41-42 NINETEEN SAFETY THREE A POEM HARRIS JOE A INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 73 P2 ARE ALL THOSE MISHAPS REALLY ACCIDENTAL PART 1 OF 2 WELDON GEORGE H INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 73 P3-5 USING A COLD CHISEL 5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 73 P6-7 WATCH FOR SIGNS OF PERSONALITY PROBLEMS PRICE DONALD J INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 73 P8-9 MORE BLUNOERS TO AVOID LAST OF TWO PARTS POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 73 P13-11 CAN SAFETY BE FORCED , BOCK KEN INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 73 P 12-13 HOW OFF THE JOB PROGRAM HELPS EMPLOYEE SAFETY PART l OF 2 PARTS OUOROW D E INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 73 P14-15 LIMERICK CONTESTS AND WINNERS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 73 P16 CNE LESS TO CONFESS A POEM BELDEN LEW INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 73 P2 PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS TO EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION PART 1 OF 3 LEWIS KENNETH L INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 73 P 3-5 OXYGEN S MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 73 P6-7 HOW TO CULTIVATE A HABIT PART 1 OF 2 POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 73 P8-9 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY LAST OF TWO PARTS WELDON GEORGE H INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 73 P10-12 HOW OFF THE JOB SAFETY HELPS EMPLOYEE EDUCATION LAST OF TWO PARTS DUDROW D E INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 73 P 13-15 LIMERICKS CONTESTS AND WINNERS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 73 P16 HOW IS YOUR SAFETY PROGRAM APPLE FELL BUT WHY INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 73 P2 LINOELL CHARLES B INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 73 P3-5 ETC 02119 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 7 73 0497 73 0498 73 0499 73 3500 73 0501 73 0502 73 0503 73 0504 73 0505 73 0506 73 0507 73 0508 73 0509 73 0510 73 0511 73 0512 73 0513 73 0514 73 0515 73 0516 73 0517 73 0518 73 0519 73 0520 73 0521 73 0522 73 0524 73 0525 73 0526 73 0527 73 0528 73 0529 73 0531 73 0555 73 0565 73 0566 73 0567 73 0568 73 0569 73 0570 L_ WOOD RIP SAMS 5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR HR 73 P6-7 BUILD SELF CONFIDENCE IN CHANGING HABITS LAST OF TWO PARTS POLLOCK TED . INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 73 P8-10 ANALYZING PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS GUERIN QUINTIN W INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 73 Pll-12 LETTERS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 73 P12 CHANGE THEIR ATTITUDES WITH REASONING PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS PT 2 DF LEWIS KENNETH L INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 73 P13-15 LIMERICKS CONTESTS AND WINNERS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 73 P16 CRUG ABUSE AND INDUSTRY CAHAN SAMUEL ASSE JOURNAL N 72 P24-28 TOXIC EFFECTS OF CADMIUM FLICK D F ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AP 71 P71-85 SYNTHESIS OF TRITIUM LABELED ASBESTOS USE BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH TURNQCK' A C ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AP 71 P86-94 PNEUMOCONIOSIS IN LAUNDRY WORKERS EVANS D J ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AP 71 P121-128 IMPACT OF OSHA ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT N 72 P36-42 INDUSTRYS VIEW OF SAFETY LAW MENDENHALL HARRY E ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT N 72 P42-43 MILD LEAD POISONING WITH AN EXCESSIVELY HIGH BLOOD LEAD CHAMBERLAIN M J BRIT J INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE 0 72 P458-459 SAFETY PROBLEMS OF FALLS STAPP JOHN P ASSE JOURNAL 0 72 P20-23 PLANNING ORGANIZING GRAD PROGRAM IN OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH ISRAEL GREENBERG LEO ASSE JOURNAL 0 72 P30-35 LOSS PREVENTION IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY SCHILL INGER DALE J ASSE JOURNAL 0 72 P36-3B PESTICIDE FIRE A POTENTIAL KILLER BENSON W W FIRE COMMAND F 73 P20-22 WHAT CAN WE 00 ABOUT METHANE LYONS PAUL R FIRE COMMAND F 73 P24-25 MATERIALS HANDLING FORKLIFT MAINTENANCE TIPS FLEET OWNER F 73 P91-94 PROOUCT SAFETY LAW AND INJURY REPORTING SYSTEM BOOST CONSUMER PROT CONSUMER NEWSWEEK N 6 72 Pl-4 RESIDUALS CHARGES FOR POLLUTION CONTROL A POLICY EVALUATION FREEMAN A MYRICK 1USCIENCE JL 28 72 P322-329 NUCLEAR SAFETY DAMAGED FUEL IGNITES NEW DEBATE IN AEC GILLETTE ROBERT SCIENCE JL 28 72 P330-331 DES A CASE STUDY OF REGULATORY ABDICATION WADE NICHOLAS SCIENCE JL 28 72 P335-337 CARBON MONOXIDE NATURAL SOURCES DWARF MANS OUTPUT MAUGH THOMAS H 11 SCIENCE JL 28 72 P338-339 MORTALITY IN RELATION TO OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE IN ASBESTOS INDUSTRY ENTERLINE PHILIP J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE D 72 P897-903 MONITORING DISABILITY ABSENCE IN AN EMPLOYEE GROUP BEWS DONALD C J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE D 72 P911-91T HAND TOOLS NATL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AOMIN 70 23P LEGISLATIVE GENESIS OSHACT EFFECT ON NAVY SHORE SAFETY PROGRAM TOWNSEND JACK E OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY N 29 71 46P COMPULSORY HIGH RISE FIRE DRILLS URGED BUSINESS INSURANCE F 72 P30 WHATS AHEAD FOR OSHA IN 1973 OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS D 72 P35-37 READY FOR SAFETYS NEW STATISTICS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS D 72 P46-4 7 50 YEAR OF DECISION FOR THE STATES 1973 MUSACCHIO CARL OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS D 72 P53-59 HEALTH PROBLEMS OF HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES DOUGLASS BRUCE E J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE D 71 P555-560 SAN FRANCISCO REQUIRE SPRINKLERS HIGH RISERS ONE BULONG DOES BETTER BUSINESS INSURANCE F 73 P16-17 PRODUCT DATA GUIDES OSHA COMPONENT OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P30-31 DICTIONARY DEFINITION PREVAILS IN FIRST AID FLAP OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P32 WAS IT A FAIR TRIAL OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P 34 DEFECTIVE TOOL DEALS DEATH TO USER OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P36-37 TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF CSHA OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P38 NOISE CONTROL OSHA OPTS FOR ENGINEERING CONTROLS OCCU PAT I ON AL HAZARDS JA 73 P41 3 ETC 02120 B NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 0571 73 0572 73 0573 73 0 574 73 0575 73 0576 73 J577 73 0579 73 0580 73 0581 73 0586 73 0589 73 0594 73 0595 73 0620 73 0621 73 0622 73 0623 73 0657 73 0658 73 0661 73 0662 73 0663 73 0664 73 0665 73 0666 73 0667 73 0668 73 0669 73 0670 73 0671 73 0672 73 0673 73 0674 73 0675 73 0676 73 0677 73 0678 73 0679 73 0680 SAFETY GAINS IN SMALL PLANTS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P42 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH LANDMARK DECISION IN THE OFFING OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P45 VEHICULAR STANDARDS TO WHOM 00 THEY APPLY OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P50 WASHROOM STANDARD CONVENIENCE AT ISSUE OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 73 P52 CRIME A CRUSHING BURDEN FOR SHIPPERS NATIONS BUSINESS 0 72 P66-69 NATIONAL COAL BOARDS RESEARCH ARM COMING UP WITH MAJOR INNOVATIONS PETAL MARVIN COAL AGE JA 73 P63-67 EFFECT OF 1969 COAL ACT EXAMINED AT THE GREENBRIER COAL AGE JA 73 P68-70 HEALTH SAFETY AT ISSUE IN SHELL STRIKE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING NEWS F 19 73 P10 NEEDEO COMMON SENSE ABOUT NOISE BUTLER W C JR AMERICAN ROAD BUILDER JA/F 73 P14-15 LOW SMOKE CABLE MADE FOR SUBWAYS RAILWAY AGE F 73 P22 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT RESOURCES HOW KEEP UP WHATS HAPPENING VERVALIN CHARLES H HYDROCARBON PROCESSING F 73 P 113-116 PRCDNG NATL CONFRNCE PRTCTVE CLTHNG SFTY EQPMNT PESTICIOE WORKERS FEOERAL WORK GROUP PEST MANAGEMENT JE 72 1B0P ELECTRICAL CONTROLS CLAIR HUEY D CHEMICAL ENGINEERING F 73 P59-62 FIRE EXTINGUISHING CHEMICALS HAESSLER WALTER M CHEMICAL ENGINEERING F 73 P95-100 COAL MINE SAFETY INSPECTION MANUAL FOR UNDERGROUND MINES BUREAU OF MINES S 72 UNP SEALED HERMETIC TYPE MOTOR COMPRESSORS UL 984 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 0 17 72 22P BULLET RESISTING EQUIPMENT UL 752 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES F 73 22P FIBER CONDUIT UL 543 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES JE 8 72 9P CRANE SAFETY NEW YORK CITY EVOLUTION STANDARDS AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING N 72 P13 52 NYC FINDS THAT SIMPLE TUNE UP SLASHES EXHAUST EMISSIONS AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING N 72 P27 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSES ROLE IN SAFETY EWAN PAT CANADIAN OCCUP SFTY MGZNE JA 73 P8 10 FORMULATION AND MANUFACTURE OF SKIN CLEANSERS HIBBOTT H W CANADIAN OCCUP SFTY MGZNE JA 73 P16 19 7 32 WHAT UNIONS ARE DOING IN SAFETY DOWLING JOHN L CANADIAN OCCUP SFTY MGZNE JA 73 P28 30 CORRESPONDENCE RE OSHA CURRIE ROBERT NSC MR 8 73 UNP FATAL WELDING JOB NEAR PAINT INDUSTRIAL SAFETY N 72 P520 MARINE CASUALTY REPORT COLLISION 14 AUG 1971 LOSS OF SEVEN LIVES COAST GUARD MR 14 73 36P ROTOR BURST PROTECTION PROG STIX AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE FAILURES NAVAL AIR PROP TEST CENTER F 73 7P REACTOR SAFETY AEC CONCEDE POINTS TO CRITICS GILLETTE ROBERT SCIENCE N 3 72 P4B2-484 LOS ANGELES COUNTY ACT CONTROL EMISSIONS NITROGEN OXIOES POWER PLANTS CHASS R L J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC JA 72 P15-19 CHLORINE THREAT SAFELY REMOVED PROC MARINE SAFETY COUNCIL N 72 P223-228 TECHNICAL STANDARDS FOR FALLOUT SHELTER DESIGN DEFENSE CIVIL PREPAREDNESS AGENCY N 72 4P NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RADIATION CONTROL 4TH ANNJAL BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH JL 72 299P OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO INORGANIC LEAD NIOSH 72 VP OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO COKE OVEN EMISSIONS NIOSH 73 VP BILL TO BE KNOWN AS TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT OF 1973 MAGNUSON WARREN G CONGRESSIONAL RECORD SENATE F 15 73 P2561-2565 ACCIDENT PREVENTION AND THE EMBRYO ENGINEER REPRINT WILSON LYNN D INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT ND UNP COAL MINE INJURIES AND WORKTIME ANNUAL SUMMARY 1972 BUREAU OF MINES MR 13 73 30P HIGH PRESSURE GAS MANIFOLDS UL 407 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 0 72 9P CSHA EXPERIENCE CRITIQUE AND IMPROVEMENT TEPLOW LEO CHEMTECH F 73 P116-118 PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT FORT WORTH TEXAS OCT 4 71 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO D 13 72 18P ETC 02121 GUIOE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 9 73 0681 73 0682 73 0683 73 0684 73 0685 73 0686 73 0 687 73 0688 73 0689 73 0690 73 0691 73 0692 73 0702 73 0703 73 0 704 73 0705 73 0706 73 0707 73 0708 73 0710 73 0712 73 0715 73 0716 73 0717 73 0719 73 0732 73 0733 73 0734 73 0735 73 0 736 73 0737 73 0738 73 0747 73 0 748 73 0755 73 0758 73 0759 73 0760 73 0762 73 0763 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH IN THE SWEDISH CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OSTLUND ERIC WORK ENVIRONMENT HEALTH V8 NO l 71 P27-32 RECENT EXPERIENCES KITH OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN SWEDEN FORSSMAN SVEN WORK ENVIRONMENT HEALTH V8 NO 1 71 P6-10 TANK CAR CLASSIFICATIONS UNION TANK CAR COMPANY 73 l IP LIBRARY OF PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION COURSES NO 100 200 DUPONT DE NEMOURS E I CO NO VP WHAT UNIONS CAN 00 FOR PLANT SAFETY DEVINE DONALD CANADIAN OCCUP SFTY MGZNE N 72 P3 20 25 31 WHY SAFETY CAPS JOHNSTON JAMES A CANADIAN OCCUP SFTY MGZNE N 72 P16 19 20 SAFETY IN CONSTRUCTION FIELD AS OTHERS A JOINT RESPONSIBILITY KOBRYN HENRY CANADIAN OCCUP SFTY MGZNE N 72 P32 SUMMARY OF NOISE CONTROL ACT OF 1972 SOUND VIBRATION N 72 OPP INSIOE COVER HEARING DAMAGE RISK CRITERIA THEIR MEASUREMENT BOOLE ROBERT A SOUND VIBRATION N 72 P30-34 RECOMMENOED STANOARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSURE SOUND VIBRATION N 72 P35-41 AIRPORTS YOU CAN LIVE WITH BRYSON FREDERICK E MACHINE DESIGN F 73 P20-25 AUTOTRANSFUSION RECYCLES BLOOD KLEIN STANLEY MACHINE DESIGN F 73 P32-33 INDUSTRY REDUCES ITS WASTELINE PART 1 WAYLAND VIRGINIA HIGHWAY USER S 72 P6-11 36-37 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANOAROS WASHINGTON FEDERAL REGISTER JA 26 73 P2421-2428 LABELING OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FEDERAL REGISTER F 27 73 P5292- 5316 SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS FOR SHIPBUILDING SHIPBREAKING LONGSHORE FEOERAL REGISTER MR l 73 P5467-5468 SAFETY AND HEALTH IN METAL AND NONMETALL IC MINES DANIELS DOMINICK V CONGRESSIONAL RECORD HOUSE JA 11 73 PH210 TRANSPORTATION OF NATURAL OTHER GAS BY PIPELINE FEDERAL SAFETY STNDRDS FEDERAL REGISTER F 22 73 P4760-4762 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE ST ANDARDS - NORT H CAROLINA FEDERAL REGISTER F 1 73 P3041-3043 MANDATORY SAFETY STANDARDS UNDERGROUND COAL MINES FEDERAL REGISTER F 6 73 P3406-3407 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS ANHYDROUS AMMONIA EQUIPMENT FEOERAL REGISTER F 8 73 P3598-3599 OESIGN MATERIALS FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS PACKAGES FEDERAL REGISTER F 14 73 P4396-4399 TRANSPORTATION STORAGE OF EXPLOSIVES ETC ON BOARD CARGO VESSELS FEDERAL REGISTER F 14 73 P4394-4396 MANDATORY HEALTH STANOAROS UNDERGROUND COAL MINES FEDERAL REGISTER F 14 73 P4393-4394 LONGSHOREMENS AND HARBOR WORKERS COMPENSATION ACT ANO RELATED STATUTES FEDERAL REGISTER JA 26 73 P2650-2668 WHAT EVERY SUPERVISOR MUST KNOW ABOUT NEW OCCUPATIONAL SAFE HEALTH ACT BUREAU OF BUSINESS PRACTICE 71 64P WHAT EVERY MANAGER MUST KNOW ABOUT NEW OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ACT BUREAU OF BUSINESS PRACTICE 72 48P HAZARDS IN WELDING AND CUTTING TONKIN PETER A PROC MINE MEDICAL OFF ASSOC J A/AP 71 P66-70 CHEMICAL FIBERS MAKE RISKS HEAVIER INTL CIVIL DEFENCE 0 72 P4-5 TESTS FOR FLAMMABILITY OF PLASTIC MATERIALS UL 94 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES S 72 15P CONNECTORS AND SWITCHES FOR USE WITH BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEMS JL 634 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES S 8 72 13P MICROWAVE OVENS NOT RECOMMENDED CONSUMER REPORTS AP 73 P221-23D OSHA DEMANDS EXIT SIGNS MCPARTLAND J F ELECTRICAL CONSTRUC MAINTENANCE MR 73 P7 TEMPORARY LIGHTING FOR SAFE SCAFFOLD WORK ELECTRICAL CONSTRUC MAINTENANCE MR 73 P68-70 WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT M W S BIGGEST PROBLEMS RAILWAY AGE MR 73 P18-20 CSHA INVESTIGATING COLLAPSE VIRGINIA CONDOMINIUM SITE BUSINESS INSURANCE MR 73 PI JOB INJURIES UP 21.5 PER CENT BUSINFSS INSURANCE MR 73 P10 OSHA SURVEY REVEALS INJURY AND ILLNESS RATES BUSINESS INSURANCE MR 73 P64 VIVA LA PROGRESS 8ELDEN LEW INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 73 P2 SUPERVISOR AND OSHA HAMILTON A R INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 73 P3-5 ETC 02122 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SUPERVISOR AWARD FOR SAFETY PROGRAM INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 73 P5 CORROSIVE GASES 5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 73 P6-7 HOW TO USE YOUR PENCIL PART l POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 73 P8-9 GET ALL EXECUTIVES INTERESTED IN SAFETY GORBELL GEORGE L INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 73 PlO-11 WHY WE CANT AFFORD TO WASTE TIME CONCLUSION PSY BARRIERS EMPL MOT IVTN LEWIS KENNETH L INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 73 P12-15 LIMERICK CONTESTS AND WINNERS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 73 P15 OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P6 VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P8 SAFE TYBRIEF S NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 PIO 12 14 16 18 CRISP CONTINO PHYLLI S TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P20 22-23 26 30 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P34-35 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P37-38 WE NEED 216.1 NOW 8ECKER HARRY N4TI0NAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P41-42 PROFIT FROM OSHACT I WILL TELL YOU HOW GIDEL ROBERT D NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P43-47 OSHACT PRIMER PART 2 OF 6 STANDARDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P4B-51 HOW CAN LABOR MANAGMENT COOPRATION IMPLMENT OCCUPATNL ' ` FETY C HEALTH WOOD RICHARO H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P50-51 , SYSTEMS APPROACH TO SAFETY SUPERVISION FLAHERTY JOHN J NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P52-56 SAFETY SURVEYS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P57-59 COES BOREDOM CAUSE ACCIDENTS KLOPF GEORGE C NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P61-62 HEARING CONSERVATION THE ROLE OF THE AUDIOLOGIST NEWBY HAYES A NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P63-70 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P72-73 SAFETY CLIPS VANDERMEY CAROL NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P79 GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERUPTERS FOR PERSONNEL PROTECTN DATA SHEET 636 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P81-84 EIGHT MILLION SQ MILES OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT HALF WAY AROUND THE WORLD EBERT ROBERT B NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P85-87 SAFETY IN POLAND HODNICK H V NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P88-89 SPRING SAFETY CONFERENCES FOR 1973 REFLECT OSHACT CONCERN NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P90-96 NSCS INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT HOW IT SERVES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P97-98 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P101-102 104 106 SAFETY LIBRARY 0 HEARON DORIS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P108-U6 DIARY OF A SAFETY ENGINEER ANDREWS BILL NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 PUB 120 122 NEWS COPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P136-150 REPR INTS OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 73 P163-165 VOICE OF THE REACER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P6 SAFETYBR IEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P8 10 12 14 COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 PI6 20 22 24 26 CRI SP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P30 32 34 36 CSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P38 40 42-44 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P47-48 MEETING OSHACT STANDARDS A GUIDE FOR SMALL MANUFACTURERS TRICE HARLEY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P 50-52 FIRST DATA INJURIES AND ILLNESSES UNDER OSHACT NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P53 ETC 02123 GUIDE TO CCCUPATICNAL SAFETY LITERATURE ll 73 0821 73 0822 73 0823 73 0824 73 0825 73 0826 73 0827 73 0830 73 0831 73 0332 73 0833 73 0834 73 0835 73 0836 73 0837 73 0838 73 0839 73 0 840 73 0842 73 0844 73 0845 73 0846 73 0947 73 0848 73 0849 73 0850 73 0854 73 0858 73 0862 73 0863 73 0864 73 0865 73 0866 73 0867 73 0868 73 0906 73 0913 73 0914 73 0915 73 0916 CSHAS construction standards NATIONAL SAFETY NEKS MR 73 P54-66 CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL HOISTS DATA SHEET 511 REVISION B EXTENSIVE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P68-74 OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSURE REGULATIONS VAN ATTA FLOYD A NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P79-83 EFFFCTIVE NOISE CONTROL PROGRAMS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P84 RECUMMENDAT ION FOR AN OCCUPATIONAL NOISE STANDARD KEY MARCUS M NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P86-92 HOW TO EVALUATE ON THE JOB HEALTH HAZARDS OLISHIFSKI JULIAN 6 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P94-105 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P106-107 CSHACT PRIMER PART 3 OF 6 RECORD KEEPING REGULATIONS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P114-117 COMPUTERIZED OSHA REPORTING AND ANALYSIS SERVICE FOR NSC MEMBERS KELLEY V DOUGLAS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 PU8-121 OSHACT WHAT IT SHOULD BE F IKE ELMER A NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P122-124 PRELIMINARY ACCIDENT REPORT FOR 1972 PESZEK R J NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P126 128 NSC INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT FOW IT SERVES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 73 P130-131 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELO 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MR 73 P264-267 BIG SNUFF AT TETERBORO AIRPORT WORLD AP 73 P20-21 MORDANTING WOOL OYEING TECHNIQUES INCR FLAM RSTNCE WOOL SHG CARPETS WOOL FACTS NO UNP SURFACE MINING AND RECLAMATION A BOOST WITH BIGGER BETTER MACHINES COAL AGE MR 72 P96-97 SECTY MORTON ADVISES CONGRESS TRANS ALASKAN PIPELINE ROUTE SERVES US DEP OF THE INTERIOR AP 4 73 3P AIRCRAFT ACCONT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1971 ACDTS NO 5 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP WEST VIRGINIA WORKMENS COMPENSATION FUND YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 1972 WEST VIRGINIA COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER 73 83P ELECTRICAL FIRES RECORD MR/AP 73 P4-11 UTILIZING CRITICAL INCIDENT TECH METH ,1 NDENT IFY POTENTIAL ACDT CAUSES TARRANTS WILLIAM E NATL HIGHWAY TRAFF SAFETY ADMIN AP 23 72 17P TO PROTECT CONSUMERS AGAINST UNREASONABLE RISK OF INJLRY HAZARD PRODS ASSE JOURNAL D 72 P13-25 CHANGING NATURE OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN INDUSTRY WEAVER NEILL K J OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE HR 73 P166-168 RESPIRATORY BRONCHIOLE AS TARGET ORGAN FOR EFFECTS OF DUSTS AND 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QNAL safety NEWS AP 73 P39-90 OSHACT AND SPECIAL INDUSTRIES PART 1 CESTRONE PATRICK F NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS AP 73 P92-97 CSHACT PRIMER PART 9 OF 6 OSHA INSPECTIONS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 73 P98-99 ETC 02127 GUIOE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE -n IS 7 3 1141 73 L142 73 l LA3 73 1146 73 1147 73 1138 73 1149 73 1151 73 1152 73 1153 73 USA 73 117A 73 1175 73 1176 73 1177 73 1178 7 3 1179 73 1180 73 1181 7 3 1132 73 118A 73 1135 73 1186 73 1187 73 1138 73 1190 73 1191 73 119A 73 1195 73 1196 73 1197 73 1198 73 1199 73 1200 73 1201 73 1202 73 12 33 73 120A 73 1205 73 1206 INDUSTRIAL NOISE EXPOSURE A NEED FOR DAMAGE RISK CRITERIA OLISHIFSKI JULIAN B NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 73 P50-59 ELECTRICITY IN DANGEROUS LOCATIONS ONE OF A SERIES NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 73 P60-62 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 73 P6A-65 MANAGEMENT POLICIES ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 585 REV OF 483 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 73 P73-79 OSHACT AND INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 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AGAINST EMPLOYEES UNOER WILLIAMS STEIGER OCC SF HL A FEDERAL REGISTER JA 29 73 P2681-2684 PRIMARY BLAST INJURIES HAMIT HAROLD F INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE MR 73 P14-Z1 WORK GLOVE SAFETY PROGRAM CUTS INJURIES CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY AP 73 P41 OSHA AND WORKMANS COMPENSATION OUR SHARED RESPONSIBILITY LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES NO 16P BUREAU MINES NATL SAFETY COMPETITION 71 SAND AND GRAVEL PLANTS GOODMAN ETHEL B BUREAU OF MINES F 73 15P TANKER ACCIDENT PREVENTION REPORT PROCEEDINGS MARINE S FTY COUNCIL F 73 P27-33 HOSPITAL ENGINEERING WILLIAMS WALTER E HOSPITALS J A H A AP 73 P93-98 SAFETY JONES CARL T HOSPITALS J A H A AP 73 P101-104 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY HOPKINSON PENNY OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH F 73 P10-13 PORTABLE FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT BASIC GUIDE LEGGETT W J OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH F 73 P14-17 ERGONOMICS WIGGLESWORTH ERIC C OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH F 73 P18-20 JOHN HANCOCK CENTER FIRE PETERSON CARL E FIRE JOURNAL MR 73 P9-12 HYORAULICS FOR FIRE PROTECTION PATEK N J FIRE JOURNAL MR 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1295 73 1296 73 1297 BATCHES AND LIGHTERS FLAMMABLE FABRIC INCIDENTS MAGNITUDE PROBLEM FIRE JOURNAL MR 73 P106-107 CCEAN DUMPING INTERIM REG GOVERN TRANS FOR DUMPING OF MAT IN OCEAN FEDERAL REGISTER AP 5 73 P9726-8730 SPECIFICATIONS MAK BUILDINGS F AC IL ACCESSIBLE USABLE PHYSICAL HANDICAP AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE 61 IIP STANDARD PRACTICE FCR INSPECTION OF ELEVATORS INSPECTORS MANUAL A17 2 AMER SOC MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 60 140P COMPRESSORS FOR PROCESS INDUSTRIES B19 3 AMER SOC MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 72 14P NSC STUOIES SAFETY STANDARDS NATIONAL PROVISI ONER MR 73 P12-15 CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS SEARCHING THE REAL CAUSES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH D 72 P 8-11 HIGH RISE FIRE GETTING OUT ALIVE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN INSURANCE S 73 PI 1-15 WORKMENS COMPENSATION THE STATES ARE IN MOTION JOURNAL OF AMERICAN INSURANCE S 73 P16-18 REAL COST OF A WORK ACCIDENT JOURNAL OF AMERICAN INSURANCE S 73 P24-26 INOUSTRYS SFTY RECORD CONTINUES TOPIC WIDESPREAD CONCERN COAL AGE F 73 P98- 101 TAKING REASONEO STEPS INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVE SAFETY OAVIS HAROLD COAL AGE F 73 Plll-114 PUSH TO REFORM COMPENSATION LAWS BUSINESS WEEK AP 28 73 P90 PROPERTIES ESSENTIAL INFO SAFE HANDLING USE ETHYL ACETATE SD 51 REV MANUFACTURING ASSOC 72 15P AMERICAN STANDARD PRACTICE FOR PROTECTIVE LIGHTING A85 l AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE 56 2 OP GUIDE FOR SCHOOL LIGHTING A23 l AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE 62 40P SAFETY STANDARD FOR MECHANICAL POWER TRANSMISSION APPARATUS B15 1 AMER SOC MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 72 12P HOUSEHOLD BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM UNITS UL 1023 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MR 72 20P STANDARD FOR GROUNDING AND BONDING EQUIPMENT UL 467 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES N 72 8P OBSERVATION OF AIRBORNE TRITIUM WASTE DISCHARGE NUCL FUEL REPROC PLANT COCHRAN JOSEPH A US OFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS F 73 28P DEVELOPMENT OF A PORTABLE RADON DETECTOR RI 7741 GIBBS HAROLD L BUREAU OF HINES 73 9P INVOLVEMENT IN SAFETY URGED FACTORY F 73 P3 VISUAL AIDS ARE KEY TO EARTHMOVERS SAFETY PROBLEMS ROADS AND STREETS F 73 P88-90 INHIBITOR CAN CUT SMOG FROM AUTOS EXHAUST MEDICAL TRIBUNE AP 73 P13 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST INSPECTS A PLANT WIRFS RALPH M JOB SAFETY HEALTH MR 73 P2-8 MOST VIOLATED STANDARDS WALKING WORKING SURFACES CZERNEK ANOREW JOB SAFETY HEALTH MR 73 P9-13 ALL ABOUT OSHA STANDARDS HOVEY MARCIA J JOB SAFETY HEALTH MR 73 P23-26 WHAT EVERY EMPLOYER Nf EDS KNOW RECOROK EEPING REPORTING OSHA PEP412 RF V BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS 73 28P S3262 A BILL TO AMEND THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970 CURTIS CARL T CONG RECORD SENATE F 29 72 PS2785-2790 PASSENGER VESSELS DISCLOSURE OF SAFETY STANDARDS ANO COUNTRY OF REG FEDERAL REGISTER AP 10 73 P9081-9082 CRITERIA DETERM STATE WORKMENS COMP LAWS COVERAGE PNEUMOCONIOSIS FEDERAL REGISTER MR 30 73 P8328-8334 TRANSPORTATION OF NATURAL GAS BY PIPELINE MIN FEDERAL SAFETY STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER AP 10 73 P9083-9084 SPECIAL STUDY ACCIDENTS INVOLV ENGINE FAILURE HALF US GNRL AVTN 65 69 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD N 29 72 2UP INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING INDUS HEALTH C AIR POLL CONT WINTER 71-72 Pl-5 PROGRESS IN RADIATION PROTECTION 1972 BUREAU OF RADIOLOGIC AL HEALTH 73 9P COMBUSTION OF POLYMERS HILADC CARLOS J CHEMTECH AP 72 P232-23B ANNUAL REPORT MARYLAND WORKMANS COMPENSATION COMMISSION 1971 1972 MARYLAND WORKMENS COMP COMM S 72 52P PANEL PROPOSES MAJOR CHANGES IN BART AUTOMATIC CONTROLS AVIATION WEEK SPACE TECH F 19 73 P55 SOME CAB NOISE EXCEEOS OSHA LIMITS TESTS SHOW COMMERCIAL CAR JOURNAL F 73 P23 LIFT TRUCK SAFETY AND OSHA CROSS RICH COMMERCIAL CAR JOURNAL F 73 P99-102 ETC 02129 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 17 73 1298 73 1299 73 1302 73 1309 73 1310 73 1311 73 131A 73 1318 73 1319 73 132 A 73 1325 73 1326 73 1327 73 132 8 73 1329 73 1330 73 1331 73 1332 73 1334 73 1335 73 1336 73 1337 73 1338 73 1339 13 1340 73 1341 73 1342 73 1348 73 1349 73 1350 73 1351 73 1352 73 1353 73 1354 73 1355 73 l .156 73 1357 73 1358 73 1359 73 1 360 TRAVELING THE SAFETY ROAD COMMERCIAL CAR JOURNAL F 73 P108-112 CN OCCUPATIONAL SENSITIZATION HAZARD TO THE COFFEE INOUSTRY BERNTON HARRY S J A H A MR 5 73 P1146-1147 SPRINKLERS QUESTIONED AS ROUTE COST TRADE OFFS IN SKYSCRAPERS ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD AP 26 73 P10 HEARING CONSERVATI ON SATALOFF JOSEPH INDSTL MDCNS SRGRY F 73 P23-26 RENEWED EFFORTS TO STEM WORKERS ACCIDENT URGED BY ILD VITEK JAN INDSTL MDCNS SRGRY F 73 P31-32 OSHA ANNOUNCES CHANGES IN ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE INDSTL MDCNS SRGRY F 73 P33-34 CALCULATING RISKS FOR HAZARD CONTROL FINE WILLIAM T LIFELINE NR/AP 73 P10-13 METHANE CONTROL IN UNITED STATES COAL MINES 1972 IC 8600 ZABETAKIS MICHAEL G BUREAU OF MINES 73 22P NOISE ANO CONTROL VALVES ALLEN ERNEST E COMPRESSED AIR MAGAZINE AP 73 P8-12 SAFER X RAY EXAMINATIONS INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE JA 73 P18 TIME LOST FROM WORK AMONG CURRENTLY EMPLOYED POPULATION INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE JA 73 P19 EXPANDED WORKERS BENEFITS URGED INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE JA 73 P29 MANAGEMENT HAZARDS KEY TO RESOURCE CONSERVATION DOUGLAS HUGH M OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 73 P28-30 WOODCOCK CHARTS UAW SAFETY OBJECTIVES FOR 1973 SHERIDAN PETER J OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 73 P39-43 UAW FRIENDLY CRITIC OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 73 P43 EYE PROTECTION TAKES RISK OUT OF RESEARCH OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 73 P53-54 FLAP OVER BLACK LUNG BENEFITS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 73 P59-S3 CLOSEUP OF TWO LARGF LOSS INDUSTRIAL FIRES OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 73 P66-68 ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE RESEARCH LABORATORY HOY H C OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LAB ND 23P SEE THAT YOUR EYES ARE SAFE NSC OC H NR CM NEWSLETTER MR 73 Pl-3 SWITCH LOADING OF HYOROCARBON LIQUIDS NSC PTRLM SCTN NEWSLETTER JA 73 PI-3 INDEX FOR CARBON MONOXIDE WHAT IT CAN MEAN TO YOU NSC CL MNG SCT NEWSLETTER JA 73 Pl-4 INSTRUMENTATION AND TESTING PROCEDURES FOR NIOSH HEAT STRESS CRITERIA DIERINGER LAWRENCE NSC RUB PL SEC NEWSLETTER MR 73 PI-2 HARRY SPAHN GETS SAFETY ACE AWARD NSC M L INO SN NEWSLETTER F 73 2P SAFETY IN SPACE PARTS 1 AND 2 MOTT CAROLYN N NSC OC H NR CM NEWSLETTER J A/F 73 4P SELECTED PRINCIPLES IN HANDLING FLAT GLASS PARTS 1 AND 2 NSC GLS CR SN NEWSLETTER AG 72 2P SELECTED PRINCIPLES IN HANDLING FLAT GLASS TWO MAN GLASS NSC GLS CR SN NEWSLETTER JL 72 2P TEXTILES RX FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY LOVE F SADLER INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION 0 II 72 7P RAILROAD ACCIDENT REPORT DERAILMENT AND COLLISION ARLINGTON VA APR 72 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD F 28 73 20P RAILROAD ACCIDENT REPORT DERAILMENT AT HOUSTON TEXAS OCT 19 1971 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD D 13 72 52P FACT FINDING REPORT ON ELECTRICAL FLOOR ASSEMBLY WIRING SYSTEM UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES N 21 72 VP STATEMENT ON RAOIATICN CONTROL HEALTH SAFETY ACT 1968 SENATE CCMM ON COMMERCE MR 9 73 63P US AIR CARRIER ACDTS STATISTICAL REVIEW AND RESUME OF ACDTS 1962 CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD ND VP US AIR CARRIER ACDTS STATISTICAL REVIEW AND RESUME OF ACCIDENTS 1964 CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD ND VP DUST EXPLOSION PREVENTION CODE OF PRACTICE PLASTICS INDUSTRY NEW ZEALANO DEP OF LABOUR 67 39P UNIQUE COMM PREPARES TO DEVELOP PRODUCT SAFETY STANDARDS ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEWS AP 73 P34-36 flammable whatever that means 8R0ID0 ABRAHAM CHEMTECH JA 73 P14-17 PILOT RATING PULES AIRL INE P ILDT F 73 P 27 OHIO INDUSTRIAL SAFETY RECORD VALUABLE INJURY PREVENTION TOOL SPANABLE FRANK MONITOR OHIO MY 73 P3-4 FIVE YEAR COMPARISON OF OHIO ACCD FREQUENCY RATES COMP ALL INDUSTRIES MONITOR OHIO MY 73 P7-11 ETC 02130 18 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 1361 73 1362 73 1363 73 1366 73 1365 73 1366 73 1368 73 1369 73 1386 73 1396 73 1397 73 1398 73 1399 73 1600 73 1601 73 1602 73 1603 73 1606 73 1605 73 1606 73 1609 73 1610 73 1611 73 1612 73 1616 73 1617 73 1621 73 1622 73 1623 73 1 62 6 73 1625 73 1626 73 1627 73 1628 73 1629 73 1630 73 1632 73 1633 73 1636 73 1635 ONE OF TEST EYE PROTECTION MUST PASS FOR OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATIONAL WEAR MONITOR OHIO MY 73 P12-13 OIL SPILL TECHNOLOGY TAKES BIG STEP FORWARD CHEMICAL ENGINEERING NEWS AP 9 73 P12-16 MEETING THOSE NEW WATER POLLUTION CONTROL STANOARDS 0 BOYLE THOMAS P NATIONAL ENGINEER MR 73 P16-16 STUDY OF SOME PSYCHO! OGICAL FACTORS RELATED TO SAFETY NICHOLS GEORGE V JR IAPA ACCIDENT PREVENTION AP 73 P3-6 WYANDOTE CEMENT INSTALLS NEW CLEAN AIR FACILITY AT DETROIT PLANT PIT C QUARRY AP 73 P103 108 SAFETY FOR EMPLOYEES IN PRESSROOM MANAGEMENT CANT AFFORO TO IGNORE IT LITTLEJOHN FRED G MODERN LITHOGRAPHY MR 73 P16-IS HOW SCIENCE WAGES THE FIGHT AGAINST FOG KOCIVAR BEN POPULAR SCIENCE F 73 P76-78 152 BEFORE YOU BUY THE FACTS ABOUT MICROWAVE OVENS FREE JOHN R POPULAR SCIENCE F 73 P79-81 161-162 COAL MINE SFTY DEBITS CREDITS PROJECTED NATL SFTY CONGRESS COAL AGE F 73 PU5-11B GENERAL AVIATION ACCIDENTS STATISTICAL REVIEW 1966 CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD F 67 96P STATISTICAL REVIEW BRIEFS US AIR CARRIER ACCIOENTS 1965 CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD NO VP SAFE USE OF HAND ANO PORTABLE POWER TOOLS BUREAU OF LABOR STANOARDS 69 18P SHIPBOARD VENTILATION FOR HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERES BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS 67 29P CONSTRUCTION SAFETY PILE DRIVING AND COFFERDAMS BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS 67 60P CONTROLLING CHEMICAL HAZARDS BUREAU OF LABOR STANOARDS 68 33P RADIATION QUANTITIES ANO UNITS INTL COMM RADIATION UNITS MEAS JL 1 71 21P HANDBOOK OF RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY RULES AND REQUIRED PROCEDURES NEW ENGLAND NUCLEAR CORP NO VP POWER PRESS SAFETY WICK CHARLES H MANUFACTURING ENG MANAGEMENT F 72 P19-25 IN PLANT PROTECTION PRACTICES AND INDUSTRIAL MUTUAL AID OUNLAP ARTHUR P US COAST GUARD SEMINAR JL 65 12P CONTAINMENT OF REFRIGERATED AND OR COMPRESSED GASES HILLER CLARENCE D COMM HAZ MATER ADVIS COAST GUARD 65 17P AIR POLLUTION OVER THE STATES MILLER STANTON ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 6 TECH F 72 Plll-117 INJECTION WELLS POSE A POTENTIAL THREAT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE C TECH F 72 P120-122 NOISE IN THE ENVIRONMENT FRANKEN PETER A ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 6 TECH F 72 P126-129 HOW WERE INCREASING WOOLS INHERENT FLAME RESISTANT PROPERTIES KOROSKYS MICHAEL J WOOL BUREAU MR 72 6P PLYWOOD SANDER NOISE REOUCED SAFER OREGON AP 73 P8-9 SPECIAL REPORT OSHA ON DOCK SAFETY T ANO S EQUIPMENT CO 71 UNP A T A URGES PANEL NOT TO DISCRIMINATE IN NO FAULT BILL TRANSPORT TOPICS AP 73 P8 CARD KEY PUNCHING SEEN ON WAY OUT IN COMPUTER DATA SYSTEMS BLEVINS MICHAEL W TRANSPORT TOPICS AP 73 Pll STATUS REPORT SOLID STATE CONTROLS UNDERGROUND MINING MACHINES WARNER E M MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL MR 73 P29-36 NEW WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT 0 BRIEN BRICE MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL MR 73 P36-65 SYMPOSIUM ON DIESEL POWERED EQUIPMENT IN UNDERGROUND MINING MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL MR 73 P82 66 ARE WORKTIME PATTERNS NOW DUE FOR A RESET NILSEN JOAN M CHEMICAL ENGINEERING F 19 73 P62-63 CALCULATING HOW MUCH SAFETY IS ENOUGH DE HEER HARRY J CHEMICAL ENGINEERING F 19 73 P121-128 ENGINEERS AND THE FOUR DAY WORKWEEK LEWIS RAY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING F 19 73 P136 138 PROPERTIES ESSENTIAL INFO SAFE HANDLING USE ALLYL CHLORIDE SO 99 MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC 73 17P HANDBOOK OF ORGANIC INDUSTRIAL SOLVENTS 6TH ED AMER MUTUAL INSURANCE ALLIANCE 72 76P CAVE IN HAZARDS CZERNEK ANOREW JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH AP 73 P3-8 SAFETY ENGINEER CAREERS IN SAFETY AND HEALTH LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY ANO HEALTH AP 73 P9-15 WEAR THOSE RESPIRATORS JOB SAFETY ANO HEALTH AP 73 P16-18 MEATCUTTING APPRENTICES LEARN SAFETY WIRFS RALPH M JOB SAFETY ANO HEALTH AP 73 P19-23 ETC 02131 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 19 73 1436 73 1437 7 3 1438 73 1439 73 1440 73 1441 73 1442 73 1443 73 1444 73 1445 73 1446 73 1447 73 1448 73 1449 73 1450 73 1451 73 1452 73 1453 73 1454 73 1456 73 1457 73 1458 73 1460 73 1465 73 1466 73 1467 73 1468 73 1469 73 1470 73 1471 73 1476 73 1477 73 1478 73 1479 73 1480 73 1481 73 1482 73 1483 73 1484 73 1485 PAVING THE HAY FOR VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE KLOIBER FRED JOB SAFETY ANO HEALTH AP 73 P24-27 FACTS ANO NOTHING BUT GLINES C V AIR LINE PILOT MR 73 P4-7 44 FUTURE IS NON MCDONALD JOHN R AIR LINE PILOT MR 73 P8-10 POWER PRESS CONTROLS NATIONAL SAFETY JA 73 P5-7 UNDERGROUND MINING 1972 DISTLER WILLIAM F MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 73 P26-31 NEW EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR MINES OF THE FUTURE LEACH HUGH J MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 73 P52-61 RELATIONSHIP OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY SWAN DAVID MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 73 P74-76 NONMETALS AOAPT TO ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS JOSEPHSON G W MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 73 PB1-86 SURFACE MINING OF COAL 1972 CHARMBURY H B MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 73 P104-109 PROGRESS IN MINE SAFETY SCHLICK DONALD P MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 73 P114-U8 OPEN PIT MINING IN 1972 A YEAR OF CONSOLIDATION CAMPBELL 0 KELLY MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 73 P123-127 UNDERGROUND MINING OF COAL MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 73 P128-136 REVOCATION OF STANDARDS CONCERNING RETIRING ROOMS FOR WOMEN FEDERAL REGISTER AP 10 73 P9078-9079 ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS UL 484 UNDERWRITER LABORATORIES MR 73 58P TEMPERATURE INDICATING ANO REGULATING EQUIPMENT UL 873 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES S 72 51P CORD SETS ANO POWER SUPPLY CORDS UL 817 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES F 72 29P HOUSEHOLD FIRE WARNING SYSTEM UNITS UL 985 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES JA 73 26P ROLE OF MARINE CHEMIST IN BARGE OPERATIONS HALE GEORGE A COMM HAZARD MAT AOVIS COAST GUARD JL 65 13P ARMY CIVILIAN CAREER PROGRAM FOR SAFETY MANAGEMENT ARMY JE 64 32P CHEMICAL SPILLS FROM BARGE ACCIDENTS A CONCERN OF THE STATE GILLENWATER LYHLE E WEST VIRGINIA OEP NATURAL RESOURCES JL 65 BP METHOD CALC MINE VENTIL PRESS LOSSES USING COMP DESK TOP CALC IC 8594 HARRIS ELIAS J BUREAU OF MINES 73 22P SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING INFORMATION COUNCIL FABRIC FLAMMABILITY INFORMA COUNCIL FABRIC FLAMMABILITY D 72 310P SAFETY EDUCATION THE AUSTRALIAN STATE OF THE ART WIGGLESWORTH ERIC C AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS JA/F 73 Pll-14 CAN PROTECTIVE CLOTHING BE STANDARDIZED EDITORIAL FIRE COMMAND AP 73 P15 HOTEL FIRE RUTLAND VERMONT KOLTONSKI ALFRED H FIRE COMMAW) AP 73 P16-18 HOW TO MEASURE AND MONITOR COMBUSTIBLE AND TOXIC GASES ZATEK JOSEPH E FIRE COMMAND AP 73 P21-23 THAT MAJOR FIRE PRACTICE AND PLANNING PAY DARLING GARY FIRE COMMAND AP 73 P25-2B HOW BREATHING APPARATUS IS USED BY THE BRITISH FIRE SERVICE HAYWOOO B FIRE COMMAND AP 73 P30-32 REDUCTION OF INJURIES TO FIRE SERVICE PERSONNEL WILSON DONALD E FIRE COMMAND AP 73 P38-39 DOT OFFICIAL CALLS FOR BETTER REPORTING OF HAZARDOUS SPILLS TRANSPORT TOPICS AP 30 73 P18 WATER REUSE AND DEPOSITS CONTROL BUCKMAN STANLEY J SOUTHERN PULP ANO PAPER MANFCTRER AP 73 P17-22 COMPUTERS THEIR USE AND MI SUSE ROSS JOEL E INLANO PRINTER/AMER LITHOGRAPH AP 73 P56 61-62 CATCHING UP ON CLEANING UP BUSINESS WEEK MY 19 73 P78 PROGRAM FOR SAFE MOTOR RESTART HARSCH A F FACTORY AP 73 P45-46 HAVE GEAR NOISE PROBLEMS BRADLEY W A FACTORY AP 73 P48-51 LASER HAZARDS AND EYE PROTECTION NATIONAL SAFETY MR 73 PI 7-18 QSHA INTERPRETATION FOR THE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST KEANE WILLIAM T AMER INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOC J AG 72 P547-557 EXPOSURES OF PERSONNEL TO LABORATORY HAZARDS FAWCETT HOWARD H AMER INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOC J AG 72 P559-567 STRIP MINE RECLAMATION REISS IRWIN H MINING CONGRESS J AP 73 P41-45 MINING INDUSTRY FACES TOTAL SHUTDOWN UNDER S 425 MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL AP 73 P105-136 etc 02132 20 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 1508 73 1522 73 1524 73 1525 73 1526 73 1527 73 1528 73 1529 73 1530 73 1531 73 1532 73 1533 73 1543 73 1576 73 1580 73 1581 73 1582 73 1533 73 1584 73 1585 73 1588 73 1591 73 1622 73 1623 73 1624 73 1625 73 1626 73 1627 73 1628 73 1629 73 1630 73 1631 73 1632 73 1633 73 1634 73 1635 73 1636 73 1638 73 1639 73 1640 LABORATORY SAFETY MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE MR 73 UNP IMPORTANCE OF PREFIRE PLANNING RUSSELL ROGER M L FIRE JOURNAL N 70 P73-76 STUOY OF FATAL RESIDENTIAL FIRES NATL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOC 72 7P TOUGHER TOUGHER LAWS CUT OOWN ON THE NOISE U S NEWS C WORLD REPORT N 6 72 P49 52 HOME FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SHOPPING TIPS CHANGING TIMES F 71 P37-39 FIGHT FIRE WITH SAFETY SOME IMPORTANT RULES BU2BY WALTER J 11 SECURITY WORLD MR 73 P20-23 KNOW THE FIRE YOU FIGHT CLASSIFICATION AND EXTINGUISHMENT 8U2BY WALTER J 11 SECURITY WORLD MR 73 P24-25 LEARN THE FIRE FIGHTERS LANGUAGE GLOSSARY OF COMMON TERMS BUZBY WALTER J 11 SECURITY WORLD MR 73 P26-31 COMMAND DECISION WHEN TO EVACUATE YOUR BUILDING WALSH CHARLES V SECURITY WORLD MR 73 P36-38 40-43 SECURITY AND SAFETY ANO OSHA NEWMAN EUGENE L SECURITY WORLD MR 73 P44-47 EFFECTIVE SAFETY SPECIALIST ADAMS EDWARO E SECURITY WORLD MR 73 P52-53 55 58-59 SELLING YOUR ACCIDENT PREVENTION PROGRAM TO MANAGEMENT MICHAEL GEORGE W SECURITY WORLD MR 73 P68-70 POLLUTION POINTING THE FINGER NEWSWEEK JE 4 73 P76 80 SETTLING* FOR LESS ON HEALTH ANO SAFETY BUSINESS WEEK MY 26 73 P63 INDUSTRIAL AIR STANDARDS THEORY AND PRACTICE STOKINGER HE J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE MY 73 P429-431 OSHA SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN SMALLER PLANTS SAUEREI SEN PHIL F J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE MY 73 P432-434 ? EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENTS RE SPCNSI BI LI TY UNDER OSHA LARRY R HEATH J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE MY 73 P435-438 PLACE OF BIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS IN STANDARD SETTING CONCEPTS NELSON KENNETH W J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE MY 73 P439-440 FEOERAL RECOMMENDATIONS ON WORKMENS COMPENSATION MEDICAL PERSPECTIVES HELLMUTH GEORGE A J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE MY 73 P441-442 PREEMPLOYMENT BACK X RAYS FOR FEMALES PLUNKETT E R J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE MY 73 P 443-445 TIPS ON FIRE PREVENTION FOR THE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE BULLETIN AP 73 P32-33 INSURANCE FOR ASSOCIATIONS WORKMENS COMPENSATION PART 2 FORD KENNETH J ASSOCIATION SOCIETY MANAGER AP/MY 73 P105-106 CALIFORNIA WORK INJURIES 1971 CALIF DEP INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS D 72 72P CHEMISTRY TECHNOLOGY ADHESIVES AND PLASTICS NATL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADMIN 73 22P SAFETY IN CHEMICAL TRANSPORTATION REED JOHN H NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MY 22 73 6P NASA FIREMANS BREATHING SYSTEM PROGRAM A STATUS REPORT MCLAUGHLAN PAT B NATL AERONAUTICS 6 SPACE ADMIN MR 19 73 12P GENERAL INDUSTRY GUIDE FOR APPLYING SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ADMIN 0 72 30P AWARDS OF THE NATIONAL LIME ASSOCIATION SAFETY?!COMPETITION 1971 GOODMAN ETHEL B BUREAU OF MINES MY 73 1 OP OVERHEAD SWING CUT OFF SAWS ANO STRAIGHT PULL SAW OAT A SHEET 277 REV A NSC 73 3P OUSTS FUMES AND MISTS IN INDUSTRY OATA SHEET 531 REV A NSC 63 15P HOLMES SAFETY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT 1972 BUREAU OF MINES ND 97P HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT IS GOOD MEDICINE FRI ROBERT W ENVIRONMENTAL PROT AGENCY MY 73 IIP OSHA ISSUES EMERGENCY STANDARD TO GUARO WORKERS AGAINST 14 CANCER AGNT DEP OF LABOR MY 3 73 5P STANDARDS FOR LOCAL CIVIL PREPAREDNESS DEP OF DEFENSE DEF CIVIL PREP A GY 0 72 48P STANDARDS FOR CIVIL PREPAREDNESS SUMMARY FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS DEP OF DEFENSE DEF CIVIL PREP A GY D 72 36P HOW TO BREAK PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS TO EMPLOYEE SAFETY MOTIVATION LEWIS KENNETH L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 9 72 Pl-7 HOW INDUSTRY CAN CUT COSTS OF EMPLOYEE HEART ATTACKS SCHOENBERGER JAMES ANSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 9 72 P8-11 FRESH LOOK AT THE AWO SAFETY PROGRAM KERN JOHN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 Pl^S TWO YEAR NATIONAL RIVER ACADEMY PROGRAM BECKER PIERRE R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P7-10 INLAND MOVEMENT OF LASH AND SEABEE BARGES ALDRIDGE B M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 Pll-13 etc 02133 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 21 73 1641 73 1642 73 1643 73 1644 73 1645 73 1646 73 1647 73 1648 73 1649 73 1650 73 1651 73 1652 73 1653 73 1655 73 1656 73 1657 73 1658 73 1659 73 1660 73 1661 73 1662 73 1666 73 1668 73 1669 73 1670 73 1671 73 1690 73 1691 73 1692 73 1693 73 1694 73 1695 73 1696 73 1697 73 1702 73 17J3 73 1704 73 1705 73 1707 73 1709 PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS FOR ATMOSPHERIC TESTING SWIFT RICHARD L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 PI 4-20 SAFETY AND SIL ICOSI S LOGUE OTIS T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P21-25 MARINE CASUALTIES PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF MARINE BOARDS OF INVESTIGATION NEWMAN C T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P26-29 REGULATORY ADMINISTRATOR A PARTNER IN SAFETY SMITH DELMAR F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P30-32 SHIP STRUCTURE INTRODUCTION REA W F 111 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P33 LIMITED SURVEY OF SHIP STRUCTURAL DAMAGE HAWKINS SETH NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P34-42 REVIEW OF SHIPBOARD RADAR PLOTTING AND ITS SAFETY APPLICATIONS PANSMITH JACK NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 1* 72 P43-47 CARRIAGE DRY BULK CARGOES INCLUDING UNUSUAL HAZARDS ORE CONCENTRATES GATES OONALD W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P48-51 SAFETY IN POLLUTION CONTROL ON SHIPS HORTON JOHN L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P52-55 STARTING FROM SCRATCH IN LONGSHORING SAFETY TEZZA ELIZABETH W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P56-61 SAFETY TRAINING VS SKILL TRAINING UHRHAN 0 W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P62-65 MATCHING STEVEDORE EOUIPMENT WITH SAFETY REQUIREMENTS BRCWN WILLIAM J NSC TRANSACTIONS 1972 VOL 14 P66-63 ADDRESS JOINT MARINE SESSION WITH PROPELLER CLUB OF PORT OF CHICAGO HECKMAN ALBERT A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 72 P69-71 SURVEYING HAZARDS IN THE OCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENT REPRINT ARCH ENVIRON HEALTH JA 65 UNP GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR AEROSPACE POWERED MOBILE GROIHD SUPPORT EQUIP SOC AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS AP 72 42P ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN OESIGN OF ROOF BOLT MATERIALS AND INSTALL EQUIPMENT FLETCHER J ROBERT NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 72 Pl-2 CLEAN UP PROGRAM AND EQUIPMENT IN UNDERGROUND MINES FRAILEY DENNIS NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 72 P3-4 HOW THE FEDERAL COAL MINE ACT AFFECTS MINE VENTILATION DESIGN CAFFREY JOW E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 72 P5-7 DEVELOPING A TRAINING PROGRAM THROUGH JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS JESSEE CLARENCE E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 72 P8-10 COORDINATING BETHLEHEM MINES SF TY PROG WITH FEDERAL COAL MINE ACT KOBRICK THOMAS E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 72 Pll-15 RESEARCH IN UNDERGROUND ILLUMINATION MURPHY J N NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 72 P16-19 EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STANDARD ON CERTAIN CARCINOGENS SANITATION FEDERAL REGISTER NY 3 73 P10929-10934 MAKING HARD TO TREAT CHEMICAL WASTES EVAPORATE CHEMICAL WEEK MY 9 73 P31-32 PROBE FINDS NO VIOLATION AS FOUR DIE IN SEARS FIRE WALSH TOM BUSINESS INSURANCE AP 23 73 Pl-2 SHELL UNION AT ODDS OVER HEALTH CLAUSES WALSH TOM BUSINESS INSURANCE AP 23 73 P6 PRODUCT LIABILITY LAWSUITS INCREASE ALMOST 400 PER CENT IN FIVE YEARS GILES JOHN W BUSINESS INSURANCE AP 23 73 P56 COPING WITH OSHA A PANEL DISCUSSION CHAIRMANS REPORT KOPKE THOMAS L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 72 Pl-2 OVERLOOK OF OSHA THANNUM A S NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 72 P 3-4 RE VI SED RULE S KRAMOS PAUL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 72 P4-5 RECORDS AND REPORTS KINCAID F ALLEN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 72 P6-7 CITATIONS VARIANCES AND HEAR INGS SMITH EDWARD A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 72 P8-10 MANAGEMENTS RESPONSIBILITIES CAPPS JAMES H NSC TRANSACT IONS VOL 3 72 P 11-12 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SOULL IARD CLARENCE LNSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 72 P12-16 ELECTRICAL CONTROLS FOR MECHANICAL PRESSES TO MEET OSHA REQUIREMENTS HOLLAND FRANK H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 72 P17-22 HEALTH AND SAFETY ON THE JOB A UAW VIEW WOODCOCK LEONARD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 72 P7-13 INDUSTRIAL DISEASES AND HEALTH HAZARDS MAST ROMAT IEO ERNEST NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 72 P14-19 NEW HORIZONS IN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH KEY MARCUS M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 72 P20-23 ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE INSTRUMENTS SWIFT RICHARD L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 72 P24-29 BOMB DISPOSAL SLEDS VEHICLES GENERAL INFORMATION BULLETIN 73 4 NATIONAL BOMB DATA CENTER MY 10 73 14P ACT AND ITS PRINCIPLE FEATURES THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY ACT THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANIES 72 80P ETC 02134 22 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 1710 73 1711 73 1734 73 1 735 73 1 736 73 1737 73 1738 73 1 739 73 1790 73 1791 73 1793 73 1799 73 1795 73 1796 73 1797 73 1798 73 1799 73 1750 73 1751 73 1752 73 1753 73 1759 73 1756 73 1778 73 1780 73 1783 73 1789 73 1786 73 1787 73 1788 73 1801 73 1803 73 1806 73 1 807 73 1808 73 1809 73 1810 73 1811 73 1812 73 1313 CANGERS IN THE REMOVAL BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL SAFETY F 73 P63 NOISE NOT ONLY EARS AFFECTED BE *.N CLEELANO INDUSTRIAL SAFETY F 73 P69 HIGH RISE FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS HATROUS LAURENCE D FIRE JOURNAL MY 73 P6-9 DRINKING ITS PART IN FIRE DEATHS HOLLIS W SLATER FIRE JOURNAL MY 73 P10-11 13 EXPLOSIONS INVOLVING LIQUID OXYGEN AND ASPHALT GAYLE JOHN B FIRE JOURNAL MY 73 P12-13 NBS PROGRAM ON CORRIDOR FIRES FUNG FRANCIS C W FIRE JOURNAL MY 73 P91-98 BIMONTHLY FIRE RECORD FIRE JOURNAL MY 73 P59-62 SEXTON NURSING HOME FIRE FIRE JOURNAL MV 73 P69-70 MULTIPLE DEATH FIRES 1972 FIRE JOURNAL MV 73 P71-74 102-103 FLAME RETARDANT FABRICS PART 1 PROBLEM SOLUTION VIA FLAME RSTNT FBRS BAUM BURTON M CHEMTECH MR 73 P167-170 HAS THE AUTO INDUSTRY TAKEN WRONG ROAD EMISSION CONTROLS PRODUCT ENGINEERING AP 73 Pll-12 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH A POLICY ANALYSIS MALLINO DAVID L GOVERNMENT RESEARCH CORPORATION 73 53P ORGANIZING FOR OSHACT A MANAGEMENT CHALLENGE MATSCHULAT JAMES 0 AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCS 73 2IP OSHA SPURS OESIGN OF EQUIPMENT TO KEEP MACHINISTS HANDS SAFE PRODUCT ENGINEERING AP 73 P13-14 NOISE CONTROL LEGISLATION SMITH WILLIAM A JOURNAL AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AP 73 P251-256 INSPECTION MAINTENANCE REDUCING AUTOMOBILE EMISSIONS EFFECT COST HOROWITZ JOEL J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC AP 73 P273-276 NEW APPROACHES DESIGN OF AFTERBURNERS FOR VARNISH COOKERS DIGIACOMO JOSEPH J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC AP 73 P287-290 ALCOHOLIC IN INDUSTRY HUGHES J P W OCCUPATIONAL SFTV HEALTH MR 73 PB-ll ASBESTOS IN USE CROSS A A OCCUPATIONAL SFTV HEALTH MR 73 P19-20 23 ERGONOMICS WIGGLESWORTH ERIC C OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HEALTH MR 73 P21-23 FOUNDRY CLEAN UP OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HEALTH MR 73 P24-25 CLEANING UP THE GREAT LAKES ITS A ROUGH BATTLE US NEWS AND WORLO REPORT JE 11 73 P49-50 ALL ABOUT YOUR EYES ANO HOW TO SAVE THEM KUPFER CARL US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT JE 11 73 P66-70 REPORT OF NONFATAL CRUSHER ACCIDENT MINOT NORTH DAKOTA U S BUREAU OF MINES JE 72 2P ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH LOOK AT THE COST OF AIR POLLUTION BRENNAN A J J J OF SCHOOL HEALTH MY 73 P300-302 SAFETY BEGINS WITH ADMITTING MISTAKES NOT CALLING THEM ACCIDENTS CONSTRUCTION METHODS EQUIPMENT MY 73 P39 SAFETY AND HEALTH ON WORKSITES NO 13 CONSTRUC METHODS EQUIPMENT MY 73 P41-42 HEAD NATIONAL COMMISSION TALKS ABOUT REPORT NIXON CASEY JIM FIRE ENGINEERING AP 73 P51-53 CHIEF KEEPS ISSUE ALIVE HIGH RISES GET SPRINKLERS NAILEN R L FIRE ENGINEERING AP 73 P61 FIRE WALL HALTS BLAZE IN HAWAII BOWEN JOHN E FIRE ENGINEERING AP 73 P66 TAILORED TO PROTECTION DU PCNT MAGAZINE JL-AG 71 UNP ARE YOUR COMMUNITYS FIRE DOORS DOING THE JOB THEYRE MEANT FOR LEVINSON ROBERT E BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMINIS MY 73 P18-20 FIRE IN THE SKY NEWSWEEK JUNE 25 1973 P60 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY GLASSES PARTLOW HARPY A ASSE JOURNAL JA 73 P10-13 OVERVIEW OF POTENTIAL IMPACT OF RECENT LEGISLATION LAMB JOSEPH P ASSE JOURNAL JA 73 P15-19 OSHA IN THE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL TRANSACTION SAMUELS SHELDON W ASSE JOURNAL JA 73 P20-24 INTERRELATIONSHIP BET LABOR MANAGE REL ACT POLICY CONSID CONC IND SFTY IRVING JOHN S ASSE JOURNAL JA 73 P25-31 NEGOTIATION EXPERIENCE FUTURE ANTICIPATED TRENOS JOB SAFETY ANO HEALTH KOONS GEORGE R ASSE JOURNAL JA 73 P32-34 MICROWAVE INTERFERENCE WITH PACEMAKER MERROW RICHARD J ASSE JOURNAL JA 73 P35-37 SAFETY REVOLUTION FOR BRITAIN CRANE NORMAN C ASSE JOURNAL JA 73 P38-43 ETC 02135 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 23 73 181A 73 1815 73 1816 73 1817 73 1818 73 1319 73 1820 73 1821 73 1822 73 1 839 73 1840 73 1841 73 1842 73 1343 73 1844 73 1845 73 1846 73 1847 73 1848 73 1849 73 1857 73 1858 73 1862 73 1866 73 1868 73 1869 73 1870 73 1874 73 1 877 73 1878 73 1879 '3 1880 73 1881 73 1885 73 1896 73 1 887 73 1888 73 1899 73 1890 7J 1891 IDENTIFYING SAFETY TRAINING NEEDS PETERSEN DANIEL C ASSE JOURNAL MR 73 P19-24 TEACHING THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY SCHWARTZ ROBERT J ASSE JOURNAL MR 73 P25-27 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH TRAIN INST FOR COLLEGE PROFESSORS VERNON RALPH J ASSE JOURNAL MR 73 P 30-34 INJURY PREVENTION TOWARD AN ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE WIGGLESWORTH ERIC C AS St JOURNAL MR 73 P36-40 PROLOGUE TO TRAINING ! .! NDSE Y WALTER W ASSE JOURNAL MY 73 P12-16 EMPLOYEES SIDE OF SAFETY AND HEALTH IN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WEBBER CLYDE M ASSE JOURNAL MY 73 P 17-20 SAFETY TECHNIQUES IN FLAT GLASS HANDLING ORESICK ANOREW ASSE JOURNAL MV 73 P22-29 PREVENTION OF WELDING ANO CUTTING FIRES HCJONICK H V ASSE JOURNAL MY 73 P36-40 HOT WORK LIFELINE MY JE 73 P3-5 CRUSHING COST OF SAFETY BERKWITT GEORGE J DUNS REVIEW JA 72 P53-54 CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 1 NEW YORK DEP OF LABOR D 72 435P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 2 NEW YORK DEP OF LABOR D 72 421P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 3 NEW YORK DEP OF LABOR D 72 418P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 4 NEW YORK OEP DF LABOR D 72 444P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WCRK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 5 NEW YORK DEP OF LABOR D 72 429P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES klEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 6 NEW YORK DEP OF LABOR D 72 442P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 7 NEW YORK OEP OF LABOR D 72 406P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 8 NEW YORK DEP OF LABOR 0 72 410P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 9 NEW YORK DEP OF LABOR 0 72 427P CHARACTERISTICS COSTS OF WORK INJURIES NEW YORK STATE 1966-70 VOL 10 NEW YORK DEP OF LABOR D 72 42OP EMERGENCY TEMP STANDARD FOR EXPOSURE TO ORGANOPHOSPHOROUS PESTICIDES FEDERAL REGISTER MY 1 73 P10715-10717 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS CALIFORNIA FEOERAL REGISTER MY 1 73 P 10717-10720 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH ACT OF 1970 CURTIS CARL T CONG .REC SENATE MR 6 73 PS3945-S3947 TRANSPORTATION OF NATURAL AND OTHER GAS BY PIPELINE MIN FED STNDS FEDERAL REGISTER JE 7 73 P149 4 3 UNIFORM STANOAROS FOR STATE HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAMS PUPIL TRANSPORT FEDERAL REGISTER MY II 73 P12399-12401 FEOERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS LIGHTWEIGHT MOTOR VEHICLES FEOERAL REGISTER MY 16 73 P12808 PBLC LW 90-481 NATURAL GAS PIPELINE SAFETY ACT OF 1968 CONGRESS AG 12 68 10P APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANOAROS APPROVAL OF NY FEDERAL REGISTER MY 22 73 P13482-13485 GUIDELINES FOR WRITING ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS ELEC CONST MAI NT MY 73 P55-162 240-251 OSHA POWER PRESS STANDARD CHANGES COMING OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 73 P37-41 MASTER BLUEPRINT FOR HAND AND BODY PROTECTION OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 73 P43-46 FEOERAL WORKMENS COMP STANOAROS CONGRESS PREPARES TO ACT OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 73 P51-54 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH THE MOUNTING MILITANCY MEDICAL ACTIVISTS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 73 P55-57 POTENTIAL FIRE HAZARDS IN OEF 18RI L LA TI ON MILLER PAUL H J A M A JL 10 72 P192 CONTROL OF ELEVATORS FIGIEL WALTER J RECORD MY/JE 73 P12-13 CONTROL OF VENTILATION AND SMOKE PEARSALL DUANE 0 RECORD MY/JE 73 P18-19 WHAT NEW YORK IS OOING SCHAFFNER CHARLES E RECORO MY/JE 73 P20-21 BRIEF REVIEW OF WHAT SAFETY EXPERTS BELIEVE IS NEEDED RECORO MY/JE 73 P22 WHAT PRICE AUTO EXHAUST CONTROL CHEMICAL WEEK MY 23 T3 P27 INTUMESCENT COATINGS CATCH FIRE CHEMICAL WEEK MY 23 73 P41 ETC 02136 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 24 73 1397 73 1908 73 1909 73 1910 73 1911 73 1913 73 1914 73 1915 73 1916 73 1917 73 1918 73 1919 73 1920 73 1921 73 1922 73 1924 73 1925 73 1926 73 1927 73 1928 73 1929 73 1930 73 1931 73 1932 73 1933 73 1936 73 1937 73 1938 73 1939 73 1940 73 1941 73 1942 73 1943 73 1944 73 19-+5 73 1946 73 1947 73 1948 73 1949 73 1950 EXPLOSIVE VAPOR THE UNSEEN VILLAIN FAMILY SAFETY SUMMER 73 P8-9 SAFETY STANDARDS RUN COUNTER TO PRACTICALITY CONSTRUCTION METHODS t EQUIPMENT 0 72 P80-84 SAFETY IN THE MARKETPLACE PROGRAM FOR IMPROVEMENT CONSUMER PROD SAFETY NATL BUS COUN CONS AFF SUB PROD SAF AP 73 82P DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS PERFORM NEW COAL PREPARATION PLANTS SABLESKI JOSEPH J MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL 0 72 P28-31 UNDERGROUND MACHINERY FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS BRANTNER J W MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL 0 72 P42-47 SELLING ACCIDENT CONTROL METHODS TO MANAGEMENT MICHAEL GEORGF W ASSE JOURNAL N 72 P29-30 SAFETY IN MULTI PURPOSE PILOT PLANTS WEHMAN J M ASSE JOURNAL N 72 P31-32 SAFETY AND DECISION MAKING TABLES GAUSCH JOHN P ASSE JOURNAL N 72 P33-37 EXPLORING TRACTION OF FLOOR SURFACES MATERIALS RESEARCH STANDARDS N 72 P33-34 TRAINING OF NURSE CLINICIANS COLLINGS G H JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 72 Pl-5 NURSE CLINICIANS IN INDUSTRY Cl POLLA JOSEPHINE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 72 P6-9 HOW INDUSTRY CAN CUT COSTS OF EMPLOYEE HEART ATTACKS SCHOENBERGER JAMES ANSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 72 P10-13 HOW TO BREAK PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS TO EMPLOYEE SAFETY MOTIVATION LEWIS KENNETH L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 72 P14-- 20 CONSTRUCTING THE MOOEL SAFETY PROGRAM OPP PAUL F JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 72 P21 - 27 SAFETY TRAINING PROGRAM SEIOLITZ PAUL R NSC TRANSACTIONS VVOOLL 18 72 P2B-- 31 SAFETY IN PERSPECTIVE ROSE ROBERT E NSC TRANSACT II INSURERS VIEW OF OSHA VOL 21 72 P 1-4 PEARSON MARVIN W NSC TRANSACTI VOL 21 72 P5-1 0 PRESENTATION OF ARTHUR HOYT SCOTT AWARD1 GAYLORD JAMFS F NSC TRANSACTI PRESENTATION OF PIMA AWARD VOL 21 72 Pll- 12 TUTTLE GREG NSC TRANSACTI! VOL 21 72 P 13 GET ON THE BALL OR GO TO JAIL POMERANT 2 J M NSC TRANSACTI VOL 21 72 P 14- 17 FLAN FOR COMPLIANCE CASH J A NSC TRANSACTI VOL 21 72 Pi 8-- 21 WAREHOUSE FIRE PROTECTION SCHIRMER CHESTER W NSC TRANSACTI VOL 21 72 P22- 26 OSHA AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE GOUMAS JAMES NSC TRANSACTI VOL 21 72 P 27 OSHA AREA DIRECTOR ESTKOWSKI EDWARD NSC TRANSACTI VOL 21 72 P28- 30 HOW TO USE THE SAFETY MANUAL AND TR ING FOR FOREMEN SHAPIRO CHARLES NSC TRANSACTI VOL 21 72 P31- 34 PUBLIC VIEW OF RAIL SAFETY REED JOHN H NSC TRANSACTI VOL 22 72 Pl-3 MANAGEMENTS RESPONSIBILITY DOWNING ROBERT W NSC TRANSACTI VOL 22 72 P4-6 RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAFETY MCCULLOCH E L NSC TRANSACT! VOL 22 72 P7-9 UNION ORGANIZATIONS ROLE IN THE RAIL SAFETY PICTURE GABRIEL Q C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 22 72 P10-12 GOVERNMENTS RESPONSIBILITY IN THE INDUSTRY SAFETY PICTURE INGRAM JOHN H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 22 72 P13-20 MEDICAL MANS CONCERN HJNTER HARRY L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 22 72 P21-22 PREVENTION GOES BEFORE HARPER HUGH G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 22 72 P23-24 OFFICERS OF THE RAILROAD SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1972- 73 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 22 72 P25-26 OSHA UP TO DATE PATRICK KENNETH L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 72 Pl-3 WHAT YOU SHOULD EXPECT FROM YOUR ASSOCIATION HOLBROOK RALPH J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 72 P4-6 MANUFACTURERS APPROACH TO CSHA GARDNER C W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 72 P7-8 EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS APPROACH TO OSHA FOSS WILLIAM W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 72 P9-11 MANUFACTURERS APPROACH TO OSHA MEYER ROBERT E FLEXIBILITY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 72 P12-14 BECKMAN JOSEPH NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 72 P15-18 SAFETY INSPECTIONS AND OSHA CHILTON CHARLES B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 72 P19-22 ETC 02137 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 25 73 1951 73 1959 73 1955 73 1956 73 1957 73 1958 73 1959 73 1979 73 1980 73 1981 73 1982 73 1983 73 1989 73 1985 73 1986 73 1987 73 1988 73 1989 73 1990 73 1991 73 1992 73 1995 73 1996 73 1997 73 1998 73 1999 73 2 000 73 2031 73 2C02 73 2003 73 2 009 73 2305 73 2006 73 2008 73 2 009 73 2013 73 2011 73 2012 73 2013 73 2019 FEARING CONSERVATION REQUIREMENTS THOMAS M GRADY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 72 P23-30 SAFETY IS PEOPLE DORNOFF JAMES E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 26 72 PI-3 ITS THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT DORNOFF JAMES E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 26 72 P5-9 INSPIRATION IS WHAT YOU WANT DORNOFF JAMES E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 26 72 Pll-15 PEOPLE PROBLEMS IN THE COLD DOOLITTLE WILLIAM H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 2 72 Pi-7 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEY OF COMMERCIAL AIRPORTS LARSEN LEE B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 2 72 P8-16 MEDICINES CONTRIBUTION TO GROUND SAFETY COMMERCIAL AIRLINE OPERATION SCHWARTZ FRANCIS R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 2 72 P17-20 OFFICIALLY OSHA VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P6 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P8 12-19 COMING EVENTS OSHA GRAM CR ISP STANDARDS OSHACT PRIMER PART OSHACT AND SPECIAL NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 PI 8-29 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P28-32 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P 35- 36 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P38-92 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MV 73 R99-96 5 OF 6 ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURE S NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P97-99 INDUSTRIES PART 2 CESTRONE PATRICK F NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P 50-55 UNION PARTICIPATION IN DEVELOPING SAFETY STANDARDS WILKINS ROBERT N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P56-58 ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN CLASS l HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P59-61 SOLUTION TO WELOING OPERATION HAZARD REMOVING SMOKE AND FUMFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P62 STANDARDS AND THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES FOR NOISE EXPOSURES JONES HERBERT H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P63-72 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P79-75 SAFETY CARTOONS THAT LIVE CN NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P82 SAFETY COMMITTEES DATA SHEET 631 TENTATIVE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P83-87 BASIC SAFETY PRINCIPLES FOR LIFTING DEVICES PART 1 MELBY GORDON S NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P88-89 BUILDING IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P90 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND HYGIENE HUANG T NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P91-93 PLANT ENGINEERING AND MAINTENANCE SHOW OSHACT COMPLIANCE EMPHASIZED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P99-95 NSC S INDUSTRIAL DEPT HOW IT SERVES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P96-97 NSC INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE SECTION CONTEST WINNERS FOR 1972 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P98-101 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELO HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 PI32-118 SAFETY LIBRARY 0 HEARON DORIS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P125-199 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P196-15B REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 73 P169-171 SUPPLEMENT AMRCN NATL STNDRD S FT Y CODE ELEVATORS NOW AVAILABLE ANSI REPORTER AG 18 72 PI LIFE SAFETY DESIGN OF BUILDINGS POOR FIRE EXPERTS SAY ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD MY 17 73 P91 EVALUATION FIRE RISK BASIS PLANNING AUTOMATIC FR PRTCTN SYSTEMS PURT GUSTAV A FIRE TECHNOLOGY N 72 P291-300 HAZARDS AND NON HAZAROS OF FIBROUS GLASS DEVITT GERALD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 Pl-3 UPDATE OF OSHA IN THE GLASS INDUSTRY BUTLER GLFN L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P9-7 QUESTIONABLE COMPENSATION CLAIMS CASSEDAY JOHN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P8-1 1 SAFETY AND CONSTRUCTION OF CLAY SEWER PIPE RETRY S R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P12-13 ETC 02138 26 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL T3 2015 T3 2016 73 2017 73 2018 73 2019 73 2020 73 2021 73 2023 73 2026 73 2025' 73 2 026 73 2027 73 2028 73 2 029 73 2 030 73 2031 73 2032 73 2 033 73 2036 73 2035 73 2036 73 2 037 73 2038 73 2039 73 2060 73 2 061 73 2062 73 2063 73 2066 73 2 065 73 2 066 73 2067 73 2068 73 2 069 73 2050 73 2053 73 2056 73 2055 73 2057 73 2058 OSHA REQUIRED SELF INSPECTION A FLAT GLASS PLANTS APPROACH MULLEN CHARLES T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P16-16 INSURANCE COMPANIES INVOLVEMENT IN OCCUPATIONAL SFTV E HEALTH BENASHSKI ROBERT C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P17-21 MANAGEMENTS RESPONSIBILITY PROVIDING SAFE HEALTHY WORK ENVIRONMENT SI EDLECKI JEROME T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P22-25 LETS BE SAFER BY IMPROVING OUR COMMUNICATIONS WEISS H H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P26-27 BEYONO SAFETY ENGINEERING ATTITUDE DEVELOPMENT WELDON GEORGE H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P28-31 FIRES TOXICITY AND PLASTICS REINHARDT CHARLES F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P32-36 OFFICERS OF THE GLASS AND CERAMICS SECTION NSC 72 73 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 72 P37-38 WHATS BUGGING YOU ABOUT OSHA CHADWICK THOMAS NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 PI-2. GETTING BACK TO THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY ATKINSON FRANK NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P3 ROLE OF ASSOCIATIONS IN SAFETY CROWE RAYMOND R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P6-5 GETTING BACK TO THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY JUDGE JOE A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P6-10 GETTING BACK TO THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY MACCOLLUM DAVID V NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 PLl-13 GETTING BACK TO THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY SHAW CHARLES H JR. NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P16-16 CHRONOLOGY STATE PARTICIPATION FEDERAL OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ACT GADOMSKI TED NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P17-20 CITY AND OSHA MAI ER HENRY W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P21-25 OPERATION RESPONSIBLE MARCELENO TROY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P26-28 SAFETY FOR STATE EMPLOYEES IN CALIFORNIA WILLIAMS RICHARD J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P29-35 MANUAL ON UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES WALONS RICHARD A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P36-61 USE OF TRAINING AIDS IN POLICE TRAINING MORAN WILLIAM F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P62-66 POLICE OFFICER SAFETY AND THE FOUR OAY WORK WEEK HIPSKIND VERNE K NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P65-68 PERSONAL PROTECTION OF FIREFIGHTERS NEVILLE JAMES B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P69-57 FIRE DEPARTMENT VEHICULAR SAFETY SCHULTZ ROBERT F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P58-66 OPENING REMARKS CUMMING RICK 111 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P65-66 OPENING REMARKS NIMICK JOHN F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P67-68 OSHA INSPECTION KICKS OFF SAFETY PROGRAM HATCHER HARRY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P69-72 eACK INJURIES THE STATE OF THE ART JONES DON F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P73-76 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BAKER J STANNARD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P77-79 SAFETY ENGINEERING FOR ACCIDENT POTENTIAL NIMICK JOHN F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P80-86 OSHA AND CITIES AND COUNTIES BURKERT CLIFFORD R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P85-87 OSHA AND HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS SCHULTE TUS TREFT W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P88-90 OSHA AND HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION KUESTER HARVEY M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P91-93 VALUE INTRADEPARTMENTAL SAFETY PROGRAM STATE POLICE HIGHWAY PATROL ORG TERRY R M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P96-97 SAFETY AN EVER PRESENT ELEMENT IN POLICE TRAINING BRIDGEFORD RICHARD FNSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P98-100 PROGRAMS OF NSWMA SAFETY COMMITTEE WINGERTER EUGENE J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P101-102 EFFECTS ON SAFETY DUE TO REORGANIZATION AND REASSIGNMENT THOMPSON HOWARD L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 72 P 103- 105 BASIC CONSIDERATIONS SELECTION PRESSURE RELIEVING OEVICES MCKINLEY CLYDE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 Pl-5 TOXICOLOGY INFORMATION FIELD OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH KISSMAN HENRY M . NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P6-8 CHEMICAL TRANSPORTATION EMERGENCY CENTER ZERCHER JOHN C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P9-11 HANDLING RAILROAD EMERGENCIES GRASSMUCK A F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P16-18 SAFETY INDOCTRINATION ROSS EVERETT W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P19-20 ETC 02139 / 73 2 059 73 2050 73 2061 73 2 062 73 2063 73 2069 73 2065 73 2 066 73 2067 73 2069 73 2070 73 2 071 73 2072 73 2 073 j 73 2079 ! 73 207 6 j 73 2077 I ! 73 2078 | 73 2 079 | 73 2 080 i | 73 2081 | 73 2082 73 2 083 73 2 089 73 2088 73 2089 73 2 090 73 2 093 73 2097 73 2098 73 2 099 73 2101 73 2102 ; 73 2103 1 73 2109 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 27 OPENING REMARKS PI NY AN n A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P21 SAFETY AND PRESSURED PILOT PLANT WEBER CARL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P22-29 WORKING ALONE IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT REIDER ROY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P25-2 9 SAFE HANDLING OF LABORATORY ANIMALS BOLTE DAMARA NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P30-32 DESIGNING FOR NOISE CONTROL IN THE WORKPLACE COLLERAN BERNARD J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P 33- 37 WHAT IS NEW IN LASER SAFETY ROCKWELL R JAMES JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P38-92 MICROWAVE RADIATION HAZAROS AND CONTROLS CHEEVER CHARLES L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P93-98 ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE RESEARCH LABORATORY HOY H C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P99-53 OFFICERS OF THE CHEMICAL SECTION NSC 1972 1973 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 P54-56 OFFICERS OF THE RESEARCH AM) DEVELOPMENT SECTION NSC 72 73 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 72 P59-60 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT AS IT RELATES PUBLIC UTILITIES WHITE RAYMOND W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 72 Pl-6 SAVE YOUR SIGHT ON THE JOB OR OFF VAUGHN ELIZABETH R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 72 P7-9 DAY WITH SAFETY HIPP GEORGE W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 P10-11 INSULATE ND ISOLATE FOR SAFETY DUPUIS JAMES A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 72 P12-16 SAFETY ASPECTS OF CHEMICAL SPRAYING ON RIGHTS OF WAY MCPHAIL RICHARD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 72 PI 7-18 RESEARCH IMPLICATIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970 OLSEN RICHARD A ACCIDENT ANAL E PREV AP 73 P67-76 VENTILATION OF OEEP COAL MINES KALASKY JOHN 0 MINING CONGRESS J S 72 P93-98 IS THE JOB GETTING IN YOUR HAIR MAINES A B ASSE JOURNAL AG 72 P33-35 EPAS ROLE IN WATER QUALITY HEROD B C PIT G QUARRY S 72 P96-98 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL HURT GEORGE E JR PI T E QUARRY S 72 P100-101 INCORPORATION NEW POLLUTION CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM DESIGN CONTROL HESTON ROY F MATERIALS RESEARCH C STANDARDS S 72 P19-19 62 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY LEGISLATION WILL GOVT BE THIRD PARTY TESTIN6 ETRIS S F MATERIALS RESEARCH E STANDARDS S 72 P39-35 TWO POINT FIVE MILLION FIRES YEAR WAYS TO CUT THE TOLL BLAND RICHARO E US NEWS WORLD REPORT JULY 2 73 P37-40 DESIGNING FOR SAFETY NEW IDEAS AND TECHNIQUES EXPLORED MOSKOWITZ BARBARA TRAFFIC ENGINEERING S 72 P89-95 EMISSION CONTROLS WHAT DETROIT WANTS FROM WASHINGTON BUSINESS WEEK MR 31 73 P32 CRITICAL LOOK AT HOW AIRPORT DISASTER PLANS WORK UNDER FIRE SCHULTZ TERRI TODAYS HEALTH MR 73 P68-70 SAFETY CODE UNDER INOUSTRY FIRE LASER FOCUS AP 73 P3 6-40 ACT YOULL HAVE TO FOLLOW KLEIN STANLEY MACHINE OESIGN MR 22 73 P32-36 VASI FOR SAFER FLYING HOWARD JESSE E AIRPORT WORLD MR 73 P15-17 TERMINAL LIGHTING CHRISTIAN ROGER AIRPORT WORLD HR 73 P18-19 MISSING PRE FLIGHT PLANNING CALDARA JOSEPH D AIRPORT WORLD MR 73 P29 WONDER TOOL WIRE ROPE NSC METAL SECTION NEWSLETTER 0 72 Pl-3 HELPFUL RECOMMENDATIONS IN ABATING THE COTTON DUST PROBLEM NSC TEXTILE SECTION NEWSLETTER MR 73 Pl-3 GETTING RIO OF STEAM PIPING NOISE ARCURI KEVIN NSC MEAT LEATHER I NO SN NEWSLETTER JA 73 Pl-3 CARBON MONOXIOE NSC METALS SECTION NEWSLETTER N 72 Pl-3 FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS NSC EEE SECTION NEWSLETTER F 73 Pl-9 INDEX FOR CARBON MONOXIDE WAT IT CAN MEAN TO YOU NSC COAL MINING SEC NEWSLETTER JA 73 Pl-9 RAIL SAFETY RECORD GOOD GETTING BETTER NSC RR SECTION NEWSLETTER MR 73 PI-2 CONSERVATION IS A WAY TO STAY ALIVE PART 1-3 NSC AIR TRANS SEC NEWSLETTER JA/F/MR 73 VP OSHA AND INDUSTRIES COST FOR COMPLIANCE PARMITER JAMES NSC AEROSPACE SCTN NEWSLETTER F 73 5P ETC 02140 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 28 1 73 2110 73 21U 73 2112 73 21lA 73 2115 73 2116 73 2117 73 2118 73 2119 73 2121 73 2162 73 2163 73 2165 73 2166 73 2167 73 2169 73 2150 73 2153 73 2157 73 2158 73 2159 73 2161 73 2162 73 2163 73 2166 73 2165 73 2166 73 2167 73 2169 73 2170 73 2171 73 2172 73 2176 73 2175 73 2176 73 2177 73 2178 73 2179 73 2182 73 2183 FORK LIFT TRAINING FOR FOUNDRYMEN HARRIS J W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL IS 72 Pl-3 OBJECTIVE SAFETY SWARDENSKI GORDON NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 15 72 P6-5 OSHA GETTING THE MESSAGE OUT ORUZBIK DANIEL A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 15 72 P6-9 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS MINNESOTA FEDERAL REGISTER JE 8 73 P15076-15078 SAY MARCHANO FIRE MARSHALL W M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 72 Pl-6 WHATS NEW AT DOT MILLER W M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 72 P5-7 TRAINING PLUS HOUSEKEEPING EQUALS SAFETY MILLER HUBERT M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 72 P8-9 NOISE ABATEMENT A CASE HISTORY GOOD GOROON J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 72 PI0-13 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH ACT MARKETING COMPLIANCE GUIDELINES KLUNICK C H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 72 P16 PROFILE OF A SAFETY WORKER OR B J CAMPBELL SIGNAL 99 SPRING ED V 2 NO 2 P17-18 AIRCRAFT ACOT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1972 ACDTS NO 1 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP AIRCRAFT ACOT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1972 ACDTS NO 2 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP PLASTIC FIBER GLASS OPERATIONS FULLER ROBERT B FIRE TECHNOLOGY MY 73 PlOl-lll ALLOCATION OF EMERGENCY AMBULANCES TO FIRE STATIONS FITZSIMMONS JAMES A FIRE TECHNOLOGY MY 73 P112-118 HANGAR FIRE PROTECTION WITH AUTOMATIC AFFF SYSTEMS BREEN DAVIO E FIRE TECHNOLOGY MY 73 PU9-131 EFFECTS OF HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL SHOCK ON THE HUMAN BODY , SCHWEI SHE IMER W SUPERVISION MY 73 P6-7 OSHA AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ARESS WAYNE SUPERVISION MY 73 P29-30 SAFETY THE PREREQUISITE DISCIPLINE CALDARA JOSEPH D AIRPORT WORLD JE 73 P32 HEALTH HAZARDS OF MEDICAL DEVICES WE IL ERST E IN RALPH CALIFORNIAS HEALTH AP 73 P6-5 FLAME RETARDANT FABRICS PART 2 FIBER MODIFICATION FABRIC FINISHING BAUM BURTON M CHEMTECH MY 73 P311-316 MEDICAL DEVICE LEGISLATION MILLER MICHAEL J HOSPITALS J A H A JE 1 73 PS1 86-88 SELENIUM AND ITS COMPOUNDS DATA SHEET 578 REV A NSC 73 4P WOOD STICKERS MOULDERS AND MATCHERS DATA SHEET 384 REV A NSC 73 3P WOODWORKING BAND SAWS DATA SHEET 235 REV A NSC 73 4P IS YOUR HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FIRE SAFE SPROW EUGENE MACHINE DESIGN MY 17 73 P143-148 EXTERIOR WALL VENTS FOR HIGH RISE FIRE FIGHTING BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMIN JE 73 P13 CROSS CONNECTIONS MINOR OVERSIGHTS THAT CAN BECOME MAJOR DISASTERS BECHTEL CLARENCE R BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMIN JE 73 P14-15 23 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SPRINKLER SYSTEMS BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMIN JE 73 P16-17 24 THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES FOR CARBON MONOXIDE CRUT A AGE WORK ENVIRONMENT HEALTH 73 P9-12 EXPOSURE TO AIRBORNE LEAD IN CITY ATMOSPHERE GOTHE CARL JOHAN WORK ENVIRONMENT HEALTH 73 P13-18 IMPLICATIONS OF OSHA FOR HOSPITALS RODGERS ROYCE HOSPITAL PROGRESS JE 73 P65-68 HOW TO COMPLY WITH OSHA BREIDING RAYMOND G HOSPITAL PROGRESS JE 73 P69-71 82 INITIAL MANAGEMENT OF BURNS BRILL JAMES EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES JA/F 73 P22-23 ARE YOUR CHILDREN FIRE PROOF CASTELLUCC10 M ANNE WISCONSIN AGRICULTURIST JE 23 73 P28 CHEMICAL POISONINGS IN INDUSTRY SCHWE I SHE I ME R W SUPERVISION AP 73 P13-14 LABOR MANAGEMENT RULINGS SUPERVISION AP 73 P16 WHEN THE SAFETY SLEUTH COMES TO CALL PIOMBINO ANTHONY J CHEMICAL WEEK JE 6 73 P41-52 PRESSROOM PUSH FOR PROFITS AND SAFETY MODERN LITHOGRAPHY JE 73 P22-23 ANNUAL REPORT 1972 VIRGINIA VIRGINIA DEP LABOR C INDUSTRY JE 30 73 145P AIRBORNE ASBESTOS FIBER CONCENT IN ASBESTOS MINES AND MILLS US TPR 72 SCHUTZ L A BUREAU OF MINES JE 73 15P ETC 02141 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFE TY LITERATURE 29 73 2184 73 2185 73 2196 73 2187 73 2188 73 2189 73 2190 73 2191 73 2192 73 2193 73 2194 73 2195 73 2196 73 2197 73 2198 73 2199 73 2201 73 2202 73 2203 73 2204 73 2205 73 2206 73 2207 73 2208 73 2209 73 2210 73 2211 73 2212 73 2213 73 2214 73 2263 73 2264 73 2265 73 2266 73 2268 73 2269 73 2270 73 2271 73 2272 73 2273 OFFICIALLY OSHA VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P6 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P8-10 COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P12-20 CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P22 TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P26-32 OSHA GRAM NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P 34 38 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P41-42 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE PYLE HOWARD NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P45 OSHACT PRIMER PART 6 OF 6 SAFETY BEYOND OSHACT SMITH L C NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P46-49 ANTARCTIC SAFETY PROBE REVEALS CLUES TO SOLVING OSH COLD HEATHER PROB FIRENZE ROBERT J NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P50-59 BASIC SAFETY PRINCIPLES FOR LIFTING DEVICES PART 2 DESIGN SHEET JOHN F NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P60-63 ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN CLASS 11 HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS AND FABRICS NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 73 P64-65 POLLUTION FREE WASTE OISPOSAL NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 73 P66-69 POISON CONTROL VIA TELECOMMUNICATIONS JENSEN MALCOLM W IDEAS THAT WORKED NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 73 P70-72 PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 73 P74 OFF THE JOB CURTIN THOMAS NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 73 P76-77 ELECTROSTATIC PAINT SPRAYING AND OETEARING DATA SHEET 468 REV A EXT NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 73 P81-84 APPLICATION OF ENGINEERING NOISE CONTROL MEASURES IHOE H NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 73 P85-100 N SC S INDUSTRIAL DEPT HOW IT SERVES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 PI 01-102 AUDITORS REPORT 1972 NATI ONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 73 PI 03 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSE NFI ELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P104-116 SAFETY LIBRARY 0 HEARON DORIS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P118--132 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 PI 36-142 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 73 P181-183 TWO HAND CONTROL HOLLAND FRANK H NSC POWER PRESS FG SN NEWSLETTER AP 73 Pl-3 N'US HOPING TO START NEXT RED PHASE IN ITS SPACESUIT CONCEPT FOR MINERS COAL AGE MY 73 P76-77 PRODUCT LIABILITY THE ARM GROWS LONGER THORSEN DONALD R CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JE 11 73 P68-70 TRAVELERS EXPLAINS CONSUMER PROOUCT SAFETY ACT OF 72 AT CHICAGO INSURANCE EXCHANGE MAGAZINE MY 73 P20 34 MEET EMISSION CONTROLS STATUS AT COAL BURNING POWER PLANTS FALKENBERRY HAROLD MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL MY 73 P 48-53 USING HIGH EXPANSION FOAM TO CONTROL RESPIRABLE DUST HILTZ RALPH H MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL MY 73 P54-60 STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLANS COMPLIANCE SCHEDULES FEDERAL REGISTER JE 20 73 P16144-16170 ENFORCEMENT OF THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970 WILLIAMS HARRISON JRCONG RECORD SENATE S 15 72 PS 15046-S15048 MODIFICATION OF CERTAIN MACHINE BRAKE STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER JE 21 73 P 16223 EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STND FOR EXPOSURE TO ORGANOPHOSPHOROUS PESTICIDES FEDERAL REGISTER JE 15 73 P15729 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES WHEAT BERTRAM L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 Pl-2 REPORT OF THE TRANSIT SECTION MORGAN WILLIAM J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P3 COMMERCIAL VEHICLE SECTION REPORT HEADLEY WILLIAM P NSC TRANSACT IONS VOL 17 72 P 4 MANAGEMENTS ROLE I N SAFETY KEARNS JAMES H NSC TRAN SAC TIONS VOL 17 72 P5-7 SAFETY IN RAIL RAPID TRANS IT WILCHEK BERNARD J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P8-1 1 PROMOTION OF DRIVERS PACKARD WILLIAM L NSC TRANSACT IONS VOL 17 72 P12-14 ETC 02142 30 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 2274 73 2275 73 2276 73 2277 73 2278 73 2279 73 2280 73 2281 73 2286 73 2287 73 2288 73 2289 73 2290 73 2291 73 2292 73 2293 73 2294 73 2295 73 2296 73 2297 73 2298 73 2299 7 3 2300 73 2301 73 2302 73 2303 73 2304 73 2305 73 2306 73 2307 73 2308 73 2309 73 2310 73 2314 73 2315 73 2316 73 2317 73 2319 73 2320 73 2321 EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN ORIVERS WOOTEN M H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 PI 5-16 REHABILITATION OF MARGINAL BUS OPERATORS CLEAVE PETER F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P17-19 REPORT OF THE SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION SECTION LOSHBOUGH BILL G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P 20 MINIMUM DRIVER SELECTION AND TRAINING STANDARDS BEASLEY CARLISLE JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P21-24 NO SIMPLE SOLUTIONS TO SAFETY PARRISH ORVILLE G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P25-28 EDUCATIONAL BUDGETS VS PUPIL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY MOORE LARRY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P29-32 ARE SCHOOL BUSES SAFE SHELNESS ANNEMAR IE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P33-37 PRESENTATION 8EHRMAN STANLEY J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 72 P38-41 MANAGEMENT LOOK AT THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT GROVER ROBERT L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 Pl-3 DISTILLERS ROUNDTABLE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P4 POULTRY ROUNDTABLE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P 5 EFFECT OF OSHA ON THE LEATHER INDUSTRY KENNEDY JOHN D NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P6-10 OSHA EFFECT ON LEATHER INDUSTRY APPELL RALPH NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 Pll OSHA AND MEAT PACKING MACKENZIE OONALD S NSC TRANSACT IONS VOL 10 72 P 12- 13 INOUSTRY FEEDBACK ON OSHA DUNNING JOHN W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P14-15 OSHA AND THE MEAT INDUSTRY THILL RAYMOND F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 PI 6 HOW WE ORGANIZED A SAFETY PROGRAM FISHER GARY P NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P17-21 HOW I ORGANIZED A SAFETY PROGRAM MATSON JOE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL IMPACT OF OSHA PETERSEN MARSHALL E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P 22- 23 10 72 P24-28 WORK SURFACES AND LADDERS THOMAS ROBERT W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P29-31 KNIFE SAFETY AND YOU TROLLEN JOHN W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P32-34 WELDING AND CUTTING IN THE MEAT INDUSTRY REBHOLZ HOWARD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P35-37 DESIGN AND OPERATION OF SAFE AMMONIA REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS BRILEY GEORGE C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P38-44 HEARING AUDIT TODESCO LAWRENCE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P45-48 SELLING SAFETY TO THE OLD TIMER CAVALIER MICHAEL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P49-50 SAFETY BY THE NUMBERS REBH0L2 HOWARD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P51-53 SEARS TOWER LIFE SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS SCHIRMER CHESTER W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P54-59 EMERGENCY PLANNING AND EVACUATION BROCHHAGEN HENRY H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P60-63 PATRON INJURIES AND STATISTICS ELLIS RAYMOND C JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P64-65 SAFETY SELF INSPECTION PROGRAM FOR F 000 SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT CORDELL VERNON E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P66-68 FIRE SAFETY RITENOUR KENNETH E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 P69-70 CUSTOMER PATRON AND PRODUCT LOSSES AND STATISTICS REILLY THOMAS J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P71-74 FIRE PROTECTION LOWNSBURY A M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 72 P75-79 REPORT OF NATIONAL COMMISSION ON STATE WORKMENS COMPENSATION LAWS BURTON JOHN F JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 4 72 Pl-6 FRONT END LOADERS ACCIDENT CASE HISTORIES WERTHER F R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 4 72 P7-10 IN PLANT RAILROAO SAFETY ANDERSON DALE 0 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 4 72 P15-17 IMPLEMENTATION OF A HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM GOROON GARRY G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 4 72 P18-22 NONFLAMMABLE MATERIALS USE SPACE COMMERCIAL POTENTIALS RAINES MARTIN L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 Pl-3 WHATS NEW IN SAFEGUARDING MACHINE TOOLS CARLSSON CHARLES A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P4-8 IMPROVING THE WELDERS ENVIRONMENT HOFFMAN R R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P9-13 ETC 021 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 31 73 2 322 73 2323 73 2324 73 2325 73 2326 73 2327 73 2328 73 2329 73 2330 73 2331 73 2332 73 2333 73 2334 73 2335 73 2336 73 2337 73 2338 73 2339 73 2343 73 2341 73 2 342 73 2343 73 2346 73 2347 73 2348 73 2349 73 2350 73 2351 73 2352 73 2353 73 2354 73 2355 73 2356 73 2357 73 2 3 58 73 2359 73 2360 73 2361 73 2362 73 2365 WHATS NEW IN GUARDING PEOPLE AND PROPERTY BISHOP 8RUCE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P14-17 VALID RPRSNTIV AR SHPLS LCTN TME DRTN WRK CYCLS PKS THE WGHT AVRG CONC LYNCH JERE HI AH NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P18-23 PROBLEMS PITFALLS IN APPLCTN USE PORTBL DRCT RDNG AIR SMPLNG INSTRMNTS BRIEF RICHARD S NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P24-31 SAMPLE COLLECTION LAB ANLYSVj t-SNG CHRCL TUBES IMPNGRS INRTL COLL EFFIC KEENAN ROBERT G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P32-40 NECESSITY FOR A PRODUCT SAFETY PROGRAM JiYES 0 E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P41-42 PRO AND CON SAFETY BELTS AND AIR BAGS KLAMM EDWARD R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P43-47 DEVELOPING AN OFF THE JOB SAFETY PROGRAM AT UNIROYAL DUDROW 0 E NSC TRANSACTIONS VDL 12 72 P48-51 OVERVIEW OF POTENTIAL IMPACT OF RECENT LEGISLATION LAMB JOSEPH P NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P52-56 OSHA IN THE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL TRANSACTION SAMUELS SHELDON W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P57-61 PHILOSOPHY AND PRACTICES OF THE NLRB IRVING JOHN S NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P62-69 ADVANCES IN SAFE TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FAWCETT HOWARD H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P70 NT SB ROLE IN HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CONTROL THAYER LOUIS M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P71-75 STUDIES NATL ACADEMY SCIENCES NATL RSRCH COUNCIL CMMTTEE HZROOUS MTRLS KATZ DONALD L NSC TRANSACTION VOL 12 72 P76-77 ESSENTIAL FACTS INTELLIGENT ACTN SFE TRNSPRTN HNOLNG STORG HZRDS MTRLS WOODWORTH MILES E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P78-81 CHEMICAL TRANSPORTATION EMERGENCY CENTER ZERCHER JOHN C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P82-84 OCCUPATIONAL SFTY AND HEALTH ACT AN EIGHTEEN MONTH REVIEW OF PROGRESS PYLE HOWARD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P85-86 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT AN 18 MONTH REVIEW OF PROGRESS ROBBINS CHAIM NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P87 OSHA REVIEW OF PROGRESS GUENTHER GEORGE C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 2 PB8-91 PENALTIES UNDER OSHA MORAN ROBERT 0 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P92-9S OSHA BULLSEYE OF THE BIG GOVERNMENT ISSUE STEIGER WILLIAM A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P96-100 WHAT ASSOCIATIONS CAN DO WITH OSHA PATRICK KENNETH L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P101-103 YOUR ASSCTN AS AN OSHA INFRMTN CNTR AND WE ARE SITTING ON A TIME BOMB MOSHOFSKY W J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 72 P104-106 CREATING A NEW PARTNERSHIP FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY KREML FRANKLIN M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 2* 72 Pl-2 FUTURE TRENDS IN HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY STANDARDS CARMICHAEL GLENN V NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P3-4 FUTURE TRENDS IN HIGHWAY SAFETY LAWS AND ORDINANCES REEDER ROBERT H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P5-9 NATIONAL HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAM STANOARDS CARMICHAEL GLENN V NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 PlO-11 SELECTIVE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM PUNCKE MARTIN M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P12-14 POLICE ROLE IN THE ALCOHOL COUNTERMEASURES PROGRAM LIVINGSTON CHARLES FNSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P15-17 REHABILITATION OF TRAFFIC OFFENDERS WITHOUT RESORT TO CONVICTION MCINTYRE DONALD M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P1B-20 FIRST FOUR MILLION GRADUATES POLLARD MERRILL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P21-22 ADULT DRIVER TRAINING COMES OF AGE BUCK DONALD S NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P23-27 DEFENSIVE DRIVING A COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM FOR POLICE DEPARTMENTS SMITH DOROTHY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P28-29 DDC AS A PROGRAM FOR A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION HULTGREN KENNETH NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P30-31 DOC AS A ORIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR TRAFFIC COURTS DAVIS MATTIE BELLE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P32-35 DDC IN IDAHO NELSON ELDON NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P36-38 I N STRUC TOR TRAINING WOLFE JOSEPH A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P39-41 DDC INSTRUCTOR HE SSI ON E G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P42-44 FORMATION AND SUPERVISION OF DDC INSTRUCTORS IN ISRAEL TEL NIR N NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P45-46 DDC INSTRUCTOR TRAINING IN NE W ZEALAND HALLY MARK NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 72 P47 BASIC SAFETY PRINCIPLES FOR LIFTING DEVICES PART 1 MELBY GORDON S NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 Pl-2 ETC 02144 j l 32 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 2366 73 2367 73 2368 73 2369 73 2370 73 2371 73 2372 73 2373 73 2379 73 2375 73 2376 73 2378 73 2379 73 2380 73 2381 73 2382 73 2383 73 2389 73 2385 73 2386 73 2929 73 2925 73 2926 73 2927 73 2928 73 2929 73 2930 73 2931 73 2932 73 2933 73 2939 73 2935 73 2936 73 2937 73 2938 73 2939 73 2992 73 2951 73 2952 73 2953 BASIC SAFETY PRINCIPLES FOR LIFTING OEVICES PART 2 SWEET JOHN F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P3-5 BASIC SAFETY PRINCIPLES FOR LIFTING OEVICES PART 3 STOCH ERVIN G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P6-7 CARE AND INSPECTION OF OVERHEAO CRANES IN THE MINING INDUSTRY MOCK JAMES G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P8--11 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR CRANE SAFETY MANGAN DAVID J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P12-14 HAULAGE TRUCK VISIBILITY PROBLEMS PROTHERO KENNETH NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P15-17 BRAKES AND STEERING ON LOAD HAUL DUMP MACHINES MILES N J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P18-22 ERAKES AND STEERING ON UNDERGROUND MOBILE EQUIPMENT VAANANEN W R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P23-26 SUPERVISORY DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE MINING INDUSTRY POE WILLIAM H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P27-30 CONTROLLING MINING INDUSTRY CHEMICAL HAZAROS BORN C ALLEN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P31-33 ENFORCEMENT DUTIES OF THE BUREAU OF MINES SCH.ICK DONALD P NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P34-35 HEALTH HAZARDS IN THE METAL AND NON METAL MINING INDUSTRY GOODWIN AUREL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 72 P36-39 WOMENS CONFERENCE EVENTS NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 Pl-6 SAFETY ON THE STREETS SPEAKERS GUIDE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 P7-8 CASE HISTORY NATIONAL RETIRED TEACHERS ASSN AMERICAN ASSN RETIRED PER HAZE ELLA L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 P9 CASE HISTORY QUOTA INTERNATIONAL INC HAYNES DORA LEE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 P10 PROFILE OF PARTICIPATION IN SOS PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 P10 CASE HISTORY ROANOKE VALLEY SAFETY COUNCIL TICE ALICE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 Pll CASE HISTORY WOMENS AUXILIARY TO THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSN INC COON JUDY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 P12 SAFETY ANO THE CONSUMER UCCELLO ANN P NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 P13-16 CHILDREN OUR MOST PRECIOUS RESOURCE ROBINSON MARGUERITE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 6 72 P 17-18 AIRCRAFT ACC1DENT REPORT ATLANTA GEORGIA FEB 26 73 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MY 30 73 10P A! RCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT MIAMI FLORIDA DEC 15 72 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MY 30 73 10P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT JOHN F KENNEDY IN TL AIRPORT OEC 12 72 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MY 2 73 UP AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT DULUTH MINN NOV 8 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AP 26 73 8P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT WELLSBURG WEST VIRGINIA AUG 19 72 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO MR 21 73 10P AI RCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT NEAR APPLETON WISCONSIN JUNE 29 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AP 25 73 35P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA SEPT 29 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MR 28 73 35P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT SAN FRANCISCO CALIF SEPT 13 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO MR 19 73 9P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT NEAR WINDSOR ONTARIO CANADA JUNE 12 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD F 28 73 90P AI RCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT FCRT WORTH TEXAS MAY 30 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MR 13 73 90P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT ALBANY NEW YORK MARCH 3 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AP 11 73 79P COMPENDIUM ON WORKMENS COMPENSATION NATL COMM STATE WORKMENS COMP LAWS 73 317P LIST GROWING AS STATES LEAVE OSHA TO U S BUSINESS INSURANCE JE 9 73 Pll LABOR BLASTS RETURN TO STATE SAFETY PROGRAMS BUSINESS INSURANCE JE 9 73 P91 FIGHTING FIRES ONLY THE TRUCK IS NEW FROHMAN ALAN L TECHNOLOGY REVIEW MY 73 P36-91 CONTROL OF ELEVATORS DURING HIGH RISE FIRES FIGIEL WALTER J FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE JE 73 P27-30 SAFETY COMMITTEE REPORTS ON PROPOSED INDUSTRY STANDARDS NATIONAL PROVISIONER JULY 7 73 P8-13 HOUSEHOLD FIRE WARNING EQUIPMENT THE CASE FOR HEAT DETECTORS GALLAGHER EDWARD L FIRE COMMANO JE 73 P32-39 FIRE COMMISSION REPORT ASKS U S ADMINISTRATION ACADEMY SYLVIA DICK FIRE ENGINEERING JE 73 P36-57 OSHA RULES ON MACHINES ANO MOTOR CONTROLS ELCTRCL CNSTCTN MAINTENANCE JE 73 P75-77 ETC 02145 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 33 T3 2454 73 2 455 73 2456 73 2458 73 2459 73 2460 73 2 461 73 2462 73 2463 73 2464 73 2465 73 2466 73 2467 73 2468 73 2469 73 2470 73 2471 73 2472 73 2473 73 2474 73 2475 73 2476 73 2477 73 2482 73 2484 73 2485 73 2486 73 2489 73 2491 73 2492 73 2493 73 2494 73 2504 73 2505 73 2506 73 2507 73 2508 73 2509 73 2510 73 2511 JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAM TAKES SHAPE CHEMICAL E ENGINEERING NEWS JE 18 73 P17-19 SAFETY ASPECTS OF LNG IN TRANSPORTATION MCCONNAUGHEY W E PROCEEDINGS MARINE SFTY COUNCIL MY 73 P95-99 KNOW YOUR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS PROCEEDINGS MARINE SFTY COUNCIL MV 73 P100-101 INHERENT HAZARDS IN THE OPERATION OF REFINERY MARUTHAPPA S INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CHRONICLE JA/MR 73 Pll-14 SAFETY IN AMMONIA PLANT DURING SHUT DOWN PERIOOS OALAL S S INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CHRONICLE JA/MR 73 P15-18 SAFE MATERIAL HANDLING MUKHERJEE R N INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CHRONICLE JA/MR 73 P26-29 CARCINOGEN RULES TOO TOUGH OR NOT TOUGH ENOUGH CHEMICAL WEEK JE 13 73 P45-46 GETTING THE JUMP ON OSHA NATIONS SCHOOLS JE 73 P42-44 60 OSHA STANDARDS METHODS AND DEVELOPMENTS SAIER EDWARD J OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING MY 73 P9-11 NEED FOR PROFESSIONAL IDENTIFICATION OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING SLANEY BRENDA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING MY 73 P19 33 SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS AT SEA TECHNICAL NEWS BULL AG 72 P179-180 CASHING IN ON SAFETY DURABILITY CHEMICAL WEEK MV 16 73 P37 INJURY EXPERIENCE IN COAL MINING 1969 IC 8599 MOYER FORREST T BUREAU OF MINES 73 113P MORE CONCENTRATED EFFORT NEED FED GOVT OCC UP SFTY HEALTH PROG FED EMP GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE MR 15 73 68P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORTS BRIEF FORMAT 1971 ACCIDENTS SUPP ISSUE NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP MICROWAVE OVEN OESIGN FOR RADIATION SAFETY MCCONNELL DAN R AMANA REFRIGERATION INC 70 3lP SAFETY TRAINING NEEDS AND FACILITIES IN ONE INDUSTRY GR BRIT DEP OF EMPLOYMENT 73 76P ENGINEERING CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL NOISE SULLIVAN JOSEPH W SOC MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS 70 16P PLATING METHODS A SURVEY BERKOWITZ JOAN 8 NATL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AOMIN 72 137P METALLURGY A COMPILATION NATL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMIN 73 25P DIGEST SAFETY HEALTH STAND RECOMMENDED FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS AGENCIES FEDERAL SAFETY COUNCIL ND 16P REGISTER OF SPEC SOURCES FOR INFORMATION MECHANICS STRUCTURAL FAILURE CARPENTER JAMES L MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE JE 73 24P AIRCRAFT ACDT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1972 ACDTS NO 3 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP FIRE SAFETY AGENCY TAKES ITS AX TO UNSAFE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIAL REVETT JOHN BUSINESS INSURANCE JE 18 73 P18 27 STUDY IN HIGH RISE STRUCTURES FIRE WOES AND SOME SOLUTIONS MAATMAN GERALD L BUSINESS INSURANCE JE 18 73 P51-52 NEW FIREPROOFING MATERIAL MAY TAKE ECOLOGY HEAT OFF BUILDERS BUSINESS INSURANCE JE 18 73 P56 PROCEEDINGS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FIRESAFETY HIGH RISE BUILDINGS GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 0 5 71 VP LASER A NEW KIND OF LIGHT HORN L LAB OATA S 73 P6-1l OSHA IGNORANCE OF THIS LAW CAN PUT YOU OUT OF BUSINESS POOL NEWS MY 21 73 P 10 52-53 LNG GROWTH OR SAFETY DAVIS JOHN C CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MY 28 73 P50-52 MORE AUTO EMISSION MUDDLES CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MY 28 73 P54-56 INDUSTRY LOOKS AT WATER REUSE CECIL LAWRENCE K ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE E TECHNOLOGY JE 73 P 500 SUPERVISORS SAFETY OBSERVATION HANDBOOK NSC 73 18P EVALUATION OF OVERHEAD AND SWING TYPE JOINTER GUARDS STACKHOUSE J L EMERSON ELECTRIC COMPANY AG 23 71 VP ILLINOIS TRAUMA PROGRAM ROMANO TERESA AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING JE 73 P1004-1007 TRAUMA NURSE SPECIALIST ROMANO TERESA AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING JE 73 P100B-1011 INNOVATION IN HEALTH CARE OELIVERY IN WORKMENS COMPENSATION WHITING WILLIAM B J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE JE 73 P499-500 MENTAL HEALTH AND WORK ENVIRONMENT AN EXAMINATION OF THE EVIDENCE KASL STANISLAV V J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE JE 73 P509-518 HEAT STRESS AND THE NEW STANDARDS HORVATH STEVEN M J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE JE 73 P524-528 ETIOLOGIC VS ECOLOGIC MEDICINE IN THE WORK ENVIRONMENT TABERSHAW IRVING R J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AP 73 P337-339 ETC 02146 34 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL T3 2512 73 2513 73 2514 73 2515 73 2516 73 2517 73 2518 73 2519 73 2521 73 2522 73 2523 73 2524 73 2525 73 2527 73 2532 73 2536 73 2540 73 2541 73 2542 73 2543 73 2544 73 2547 73 2550 73 2551 73 2552 73 2553 73 2554 73 2555 73 2556 73 2557 73 2558 73 2559 73 2560 73 2561 73 2562 73 2563 73 2564 73 2565 73 2566 73 2568 NUCLEAR REACTORS EMPLOYEE MONITORING AND SAFETY PROGRAM SPICKARD JOHN H J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AP 73 P343-345 OCCUPATIONAL HEARING LOSS SATALOFF JOSEPH J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AP 73 P360-363 FIRST AID FOR MYOCARDIAL IffARCTION KNIGHT ARTHUR L J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AP 73 P364 EPAS POSITION ON HEALTH EFFECTS OF AIRBORNE LEAD GOLZ HAROLD H J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AP 73 P369-373 CRITICAL REVIEW OF REGULATIONS FOR THE CONTROL SULFUR OXIOE EMISSIONS ENGDAHL RICHARD 8 J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC MY 73 P364-375 CRITICAL REVIEW OF REGULATIONS FOR CONTROL OF PARTICULATE EMISSIONS HEMEON WESLEY CL J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC MY 73 P376-387 SIMPLIFIED TECHNIQUE USED TO EVLUTE ATMSPHRC DSPRSN EMSSN LRG PMR PL NT MONTGOMERY T L J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC MY 73 P38B-394 EFFECTIVENESS ANO COST OF RETROFIT FOR REDUCING AUTOMOBILE EMISSIONS HOROWITZ JOEL J AIR PLLTN CNTRL ASSOC MV 73 P 395-39 7 418 FIRE TACTICS HIGHLIGHT TALKS AT FDIC FAREWELL TO KANSAS CITY SYLVIA DICK FIRE ENGINEERING MY 73 P38-41 COPTERS SPEEO FIRE RESPONSE THWEATT DON FIRE ENGINEERING MV 73 P45 FIRE SUPPRESSION SEEN AS KEY TO HIGH RISE SMOKE PROBLEM PATTON RICHARD M FIRE ENGINEERING MY 73 P53-54 TO CONQUER OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE JOB SAFETY HEALTH JE 73 P2-7 TRAIN THEM YOUNG TRAIN THEN OLD BUT TRAIN THEM RIGHT BALDWIN DORIS M JOB SAFETY HEALTH JE 73 P8-13 TEACHING TRENCHING CZERNEK ANDREW JOB SAFETY C HEALTH JE 73 P22-24 AIRCRAFT ACDT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1972 ACCDTS NO 4 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP PROCEEDINGS 1972 NATIONAL CONFERENCE RR HIGHWAY GRADE CROSSING SAFETY NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL AG 29 72 63P ALCOHOL DRUG REHABILITATION IT ALL STARTED AT OLDS BOHN JOSEPH J AUTOMOTIVE NEWS NR 12 73 P24 EXPLOITING SPtN OFF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH AP 73 PI DEMOLITION OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH AP 73 PS-11 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SANDERSON JAMES T OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH AP 73 P12-14 SAFE WORKING ANO MELDING OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH AP 73 P1S-17 LIFE SAFETY ANO ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS FOR HIGH RISES ARE COMPUTER RUN ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD JE 7 73 P 18- 19 OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P6 VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P8-10 SAFETY BRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 Pll-19 COMING EVENTS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P22-28 CRI SP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P32-34 39 STANDARDS NATI CNAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P42-44 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P47-48 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE NAT ION AL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P51 COUNCIL MOURNS THREE STAFFMEN NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P52 WHAT YOU SHOULO KNOW ABOUT PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P53-54 FIRE INSPECTION GUIDE NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P 55- 56 IN HIGH RISE BUILDINGS SMOKE CONTROL NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P57-62 FIRE DOOR LABELS AND FACTORY INSPECTIONS SUSSMAN BERNARD NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P62-63 WHAT YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT FIRE 1DOORS CAN KILL YOU LEVINSON ROBERT E NATIGNAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P64-67 EFFECTS OF FIRE ON THE HUMAN BODY NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P 68- 69 HALONS AN EVALUATION IDEAS THAT WORKED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P69-71 PRICE CHARLES H SAFETY CLIPS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P72-73 BOY DENNI S NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P77 ETC 02147 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 35 73 2569 73 2570 73 2571 73 2572 73 2573 73 2 574 73 2575 73 2576 73 2577 73 2578 73 2579 73 2580 73 2581 73 2584 73 2585 73 2586 73 2590 73 2591 73 2592 73 2593 73 2594 73 2595 7 3 2 596 73 2597 73 2598 73 2599 73 2601 73 2605 73 2608 73 2 624 73 2627 73 2628 73 2629 73 2639 73 2643 73 2 645 73 2646 73 2647 73 2650 73 2651 HANDLING STORAGE OF FUSES AND TORPEDOES USED IN RAILROAD OP OT SH 639 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P79-80 SECURI TY FROM PERSONAL ATTACK NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P81-83 RX FOR A HOSPITALS SECURITY HEADACHES PALMER ROBERT NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 73 P84-87 HIGH VISIBILITY MATERIALS A BRIGHT APPROACH TO SAFETY NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P88-90 PERSISTENT SAFETY PROMOTION PAYS NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P91 NSC INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT HOM IT SERVES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH SHEPPARD PAUL E NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P92-93 ANNUAL SAFETY FILM CONTEST ENTRIES ARE ANNOUNCED SAFETY LIBRARY NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P94-98 0 HE ARON DORIS NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P105-120 FIRE AND SECURITY PROOUCT OATA NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 MIRE FROM MASHINGTON ROSENFIELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 DIARY OF A SAFETY ENGINEER FICTION P123-179 PL80-192 ANDREMS BILL NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P193-194 NEMSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P195-199 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JL 73 P217-219 RISK BENEFIT ANALYSIS MUEHLHAUSE C 0 ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS F 73 P8-13 PROOUCT SAFETY AN ECONOMIC VIEM LAVE LESTER B ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS F 73 P14-21 DECISION ANLYSS APPROACH SATISFYING REQUIREMENTS FLAMMABLE FABRICS TRIBUS MYRON ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS F 73 P22-27 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION BEGINS HORK ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS JE 73 P22-25 FIRE TESTS THE CREDIBILITY GAPS ACT YUILL CALVIN H ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS JE 73 P26-28 47 NICROMAVE OVENS A THREAT LURKING IN THE KITCHEN ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS JE 73 P34-35 HORK INJURIES SOUTH CAROLINA 1967 SOUTH CAROLINA DEP OF LABOR 68 9P MAINE INDUSTRIAL INJURIES 1969 MAINE DEP OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY AG 70 VP NBS ANALYSIS OF THE INTERLABORTRY STDY DOC FF 3 71 FLA CHIL SLEEP MANOEL JOHN ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS MY 73 P9-12 CONFORMANCE SAMPLING FOR CHILDRENS SLEEPHEAR FLAMMABILITY PEACH ROBERT H ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS MY 73 P13-15 CARPET FLAMMABILITY AND THE NBS CORRIOOR FIRE PROGRAM HUGGETT CLAYTON ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS NY 73 P16-20 EFFECT OF FLAMMABILITY STANDARDS ON THE CARPET INDUSTRY SEGALL MILLIAN M ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS MY 73 P21-22 68 IMPACT OF THE NEM FLAMMABILITY STANDARDS ON THE BED0IN5 INDUSTRY ROE RICHARD ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS NY 73 P23-25 ACTIVE LIST PERMISS EXPLOSVS BLSTNG OVCS APPRVD 8FRE OEC 31 72 IC 8597 RIBOVICH JOHN BUREAU OF MINES 73 10P THREE MILLION OOLLAR OSHA TRAINING CONTRACT AMAROED NATL SAFETY COUN DEP OF LABOR JL 18 73 2P INJURY RATES INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT SURVEY IN PENNSYLVANIA 1968 PENNA OEP LABOR AND INDUSTRY AG 69 1DP PUBLIC LAM 92-401 NATURAL GAS PIPELINE SAFETY ACT OF 1968 AMENDED 92ND CONGRESS AG 22 72 2P APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER JL 5 73 P17834-17840 SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION INSTALLATION OF FENDERS FEDERAL REGISTER JE 27 73 P16856 FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS 108 AMENDED FEDERAL REGISTER JE 27 73 P16875-16876 OSHA ON THE FARM URBEN LEON J FARM SAFETY REVIEM MR/AP 73 P7-10 MASTERING INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT INSTRUMENTATION FOR HAZARD DETECTION OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AP 73 P69-74 COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM PROTECTS MORKERS HEARING OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AP 73 P89-91 KNOM YOUR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS LIFELINE N/D 72 P16-17 IMPROVING EXPLOSIVES SAFETY MCCLAY R E LIFELINE N/D 72 P18-21 LEARN FROM HPI PLANT FIRES VERVALIN CHARLES H HYDROCARBON PROCESSING D 72 P49-53 TRAIN OPERATORS FOR SAFETY BIGGERS E M HYDROCARBON PROCESSING D 72 P54-56 ETC 02148 36 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 2652 73 2653 73 2654 73 2660 73 2661 73 2662 73 2663 73 2664 73 2667 73 2660 73 2669 73 2670 73 2671 73 2672 73 2673 73 2674 73 2675 73 2676 73 2677 73 2670 73 2606 73 2690 73 2721 73 2725 73 2727 73 2730 73 2731 73 2732 73 2733 73 2735 73 2736 73 2741 73 2742 73 2 744 73 2 745 73 2747 73 2740 73 2 749 73 2750 73 2752 AUTOMATE FOR PLANT EMERGENCIES 0ENNETT T C HYDROCAR0ON PROCESSING 0 72 P57-60 CONTROL LNG SPILL FIRES WESSON H R HYDROCARBON PROCESSING 0 72 P61-64 REDUCE YOUR RISK OF FIRE ELAM M L HOAROS DAIRYMAN JL 10 73 P01B TWO YEARS OF OSHA LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY HEALTH MY 73 P2-7 CONSTRUCTION DISASTER JOB SAFETY HEALTH MY 73 P0-11 TRACKING DOWN HEALTH HAZARCS HUCKE NANCY L JOB SAFETY HEALTH MY 73 P12-17 WOMAN FROM OSHA CZERNEK ANDREW JOB SAFETY HEALTH MY 73 P1B-20 NEW DIRECTIONS IN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE HALLEY PAUL D JOB SAFETY HEALTH MY 73 P21-24 SPECIAL STUDY PREVENTION OF OAMAGE TO PIPELINES NATL TRNSPRT SAFETY BOARD JE 7 73 32P PIPELINE ACCIOENT REPORT NORTH RICHLAND HILLS TEXAS OCT 4 1971 NATL TRNSPRT SAFETY BOARD N 0 72 19P PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT LAKE CITY MINNESOTA XT 30 1972 NATL TRNSPORT SAFETY BOARD MY 16 73 IBP PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYERS COVERED BY XCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT ILLINOIS MEDICAL J AP 73 P315 387 TOWER LIGHTS SIGNAL OWN STATUS FICKER R H TRANSMISSION DISTRIBUTION JE 73 P52-53 STACK HEIGHT REQ FEDERAL STANDARDS PERFORMANCE NEW STATIONARY SOURCES LEE WILBERT L J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC JE 73 P505-513 TRANSPORTATION SAFETY EDUCATION AND MANPOWER TRAINING WORKSHOP REPORT FLORIDA TECH UN IV TRANS SYSTEMS INST JA 73 77P INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND THE ROLE OF THE ENGINEER REVISED NELSON HIGH OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN ONTARIO MR 73 P2-11 VALUE OF AUOIOMETRY IN INDUSTRY ATHERLEY GORDON J SOC XCUPATIONAL MEOICINE 73 V23 P19-21 SAFETY INSPECTION PROGRAM SHIFTS TO TARGET STANDARDS CONSTRUCTION METHODS EQUIPMENT JE 73 P39 PLAN SAFETY FOR NEW REFINING FACILITIES KIRVEN J B HYDROCARBON PROCESSING JE 73 P121-134 PROJECT MANAGERS SHOULD KNOW OSHA LUDWIG ERNEST E HYDROCARBON PROCESSING JE 73 P135 130-142 BOARD SEEKS ACTION ON GAS PIPELINE ACCIDENTS ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD JL 26 73 P12 FTC PROPOSAL ON ALTERNATIVE LAUNDERING PROCEDURES FOR CARPET AND RUGS BNA PRDCT SFTY LABLTY RPRT MR 30 73 P220-221 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE EXHAUST NOISE ATTENUATION ACOUSTIC INTRFRNC STANGL G A AMERICAN SOCIETY AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS 72 32P RECORDKEEPING REQUIRE WILL STEIG OCCUPAT SAFETY HEALTH ACT 1970 FARMS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ADMIN NO UNP FIRE PROTECTION IN INDUSTRIES NAIK 0 S INDUSTRIAL SECURITY TIMES AP 73 P2-4 MASTER FIRE PROTECTION PLAN FIRE ENGINEERING JL 73 P38-40 DECOMPRESSION CHAMBERS FOR TUNNELING MISHAPS NAILEN R L FIRE ENGINEERING JL 73 P42-43 FIRE SERVICE SECTION MAKES DEBUT AT NFPA ANNUAL MEETING SYLVIA DICK FIRE ENGINEERING JL 73 P44-45 SCHOOL BUS CRASH SIMULATED FOR 24 UNIT DRILL IN ILLINOIS NAILEN R L FIRE ENGINEERING JL 73 P48-50 MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION FEDERAL REGISTER JL 13 72 P18665-18668 REVISION OF EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STANDARD ON CERTAIN CARCINOGENS FEDERAL REGISTER JL 27 73 P20074-20076 RR HGHWY ACC REP PENN CENT FREIGHT TRAIN SCHLBUS COL NEAR CONGERS NY NATIONAL TRANS SAFETY BOARD HR 21 73 43 P ANNUAL REPORT OF DISABLING INJURIES 1971 PAPER AMERICAN PAPER INSTITUTE 72 UNP BIG THREE WORK TO MEET NEW SMOG STANDARDS FLEET OWNER JL 73 P13 HAND TRUCK WHEN TO USE AND HOW TO SELECT FL EE T OWNER JL 73 P 01-83 WILL THE STATES SHARPEN OSHAS TEETH BEHRENS CHARLES W APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER JL 73 P3 8-43 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH KIESER J H NATIONAL SAFETY JE 73 P5-10 VALUE OF PROPER EVALUATION NEW PRODUCTS PROCESSES ON EMPLOYEE HEALTH CAPLAN PAUL E OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING MR 73 P13-15 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAMS OF HEW A PROGRESS REPORT STEINFELO JESSE L OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING MR 73 P16-19 BOARDING HOME FIRE PLE AS ANTVILLE NEW JERSEY PETERSON CARL E FIRE JOURNAL JL 73 P25-28 32 ETC 02149 GUIOE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 3T 73 2753 73 275* 73 2755 73 2 756 73 2757 73 2758 73 2765 73 2767 73 2778 73 2779 73 2780 73 2781 73 2782 73 2783 73 278* 73 2785 73 2786 73 2 787 73 2 788 73 2789 73 2790 73 2791 73 2 792 73 2793 73 279* 73 2795 73 2 796 73 2798 73 2799 73 2800 73 2801 73 2803 73 280* 73 2 805 73 2806 73 2817 73 2818 73 2819 73 2820 73 2821 LARGE LOSS FIRES UNITED STATES AND CANADA 1972 FIRE JOURNAL JL 73 P33-*l IMPROVING THE DEPLOYMENT OF FIRE FIGHTING RESOURCES 0 HAGAN JOHN T FIRE JOURNAL JL 73 P*2-*6 FIRE EXPERIENCE AND FIRE TESTS IN AUTOMOBILE PARKING GEWAIN RICHARD G FIRE JOURNAL JL 73 P50-5* FLOATING RESTAURANT FIRE HONG KONG STRUCTURES STONE HALTER R FIRE JOURNAL JL 73 P55-59 FATAL FLAMMABLE LIQUID FIRE IN ELEVATOR SHAFT WILLEY A ELWOOO PROJECT CORRIDOR FIRE JOURNAL JL 73 P62-63 BISHOP ROBERT E FIRE JOURNAL JL 73 P109-112 12* FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS HITS OR ERRORS WOODWORTH MILES E NATL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION NO 5P SELECTION OF POULTRY HOUSE WIRING MATERIALS TO REDUCE INCIDENCE FIRES NABBEN MARVIN OFFICIALLY OSHA AMERICAN SOCIETY AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS 72 5P VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P6 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P8-10 COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 Pl*-20 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P 22- 26 CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P27-32 TALK ABOUT FIRE PART 2 OF 2 PARTS GIRAUD RAYMOND NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P3*--3'B AFTER TWO YEARS STANDARDS AND OSHACT PYLE HOWARD NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P*0-*1 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P*3-** I SEA ELECTS NEW OFFICERS SEES PROBLEMS AND PROMISE IN OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P*6-*7 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE NATI CNAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P*9 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FOOT PROTECTION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P51-S2 TARGET HEALTH HAZAROS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P53 ASBESTOS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 PS*-60 HAZARD CONTROL THROUGH DESIGNER EDUCATION BALL LESLIE W NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P61-65 DONT SWEAT IT A LOOK AT THE IMPACT OF THE PROPOSED HEAT STRESS ENGLISH W NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P66-68 WHAT IS AN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST BERRY CLYDE M NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P69-75 CN OFF SPRINKLERS MEROINYAN PHILIP H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P76-78 ICEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 PBO-81 OFF THE JOB CURTIN THOMAS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P82-83 PORTABLE POWER CHAIN SAWS OATA SHEET 320 REVISION A EXTENSIVE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P87-92 EXTRA AUDITORY EFFECTS OF OCCUPATIONAL NOISE PART l COHEN ALEXANDER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P93-99 SAFETY NEWSLETTER MIXING SAFETY AND JOURNALISM TOBIASZ SUZANN NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P100-102 NSCS INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT HOW IT SERVES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY H NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P 102 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELO HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P106-12T SAFETY LIBRARY GRANT MILDRED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 PI 28--138 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 P139-1*2 REPRINTS PLASTICS FED FIRE NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 73 PI 57-I 59 KILLS 50 WRECKS 5 MILLION BJILDING ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD AG 9 73 PlO-ll EPA NOISE STANDARDS ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD AG 9 73 P12 RADIATION AND PREGNANCY STERNBERG JOSEPH C M A JOURNAL JL 7 73 P51-57 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO INORGANIC MERCURY NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH 73 127P NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING NATL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADMIN 73 282P ETC 02150 38 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 2822 73 2323 73 2826 73 2827 73 2828 73 2829 73 2 830 73 2839 73 2851 73 2 852 73 2853 73 2859 73 2355 73 2 856 73 2 858 73 2359 73 2860 73 2861 73 2862 73 2866 73 2867 73 2 869 73 2871 73 2879 73 2886 73 2887 73 2888 73 2890 73 2891 73 2892 73 2895 73 2899 73 2 901 73 2911 73 2912 73 2919 73 2915 73 2916 73 2918 73 2919 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO TRICHLOROETHYLENE NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH 73 103P SAFETY BILLS TO CLARIFY OSHA ARE PENDING ILLINOIS LABOR BULLETIN 1ST QUARTER 73 P9-6 AUTOMATIC TRAFFIC CONTROLLER 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MANAGEMENT EXPECTS OF THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSE DRAFFIN WARREN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING JA 73 P7-8 OH MY ACHING BACK HIGGINS CHRIS OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING JA 73 P9-11 LEGAL ASPECTS OF OCCUPATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH NURSING EDE LOR ICE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING JA 73 P12-17 SAFETY PERFORMANCE IN THE FLAT GLASS INDUSTRY LONG JOHN J ENVIRON CONTROL 6 SAFETY MANAGE 0 71 P16-20 LOWER TEMPERATURES RECOMMENDED FOR RANGES TECHNICAL NEWS BULLETIN MR 73 P60-61 NEW KITCHEN RANGE STANDARDS TECHNICAL NEWS BULLETIN AP 73 P88-90 tm SPRINKLERED HIGH RISE BUILDINGS STILL NEED EXTRR WLL HT SMKE VNTS BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE AOMIN JL/AG 73 P7 TRANSPORTATION STORAGE EXPLOSIVES DANGEROUS SUB LIQUIOS ON BOARD VSLS FEDERAL REGISTER JL 9 73 P18235 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS KENTUCKY FEOERAL REGISTER JL 31 73 P20322-20329 PUBLIC LAW 92-317 NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS CERTAIN PROGRAMS CONGRESS JE 22 72 2P SILENCING THE NOISY HYDRAULIC SYSTEM MILLER JOSEPH E MACHINE DESIGN JE 19 73 P138-193 GAPS SAFETY PROGRAM A TEAM EFFORT PIT E QUARRY N 72 P89-91 CRILL AND BLAST IN TIGHT QUARTERS SAFELY WITH CONTRACTOR KNOW HOW ROADS AND STREETS 0 72 P51 WORKING TOGETHER FOR POLLUTION CONTROL MACKENZIE OONALD S NATIONAL PROVISIONER JL 19 73 P21-22 OUR TEN CLEANEST CITIES FRISHAUF PETER TODAYS HEALTH F 73 P20-29 69-71 WHATS YOUR PRODUCT SAFETY PROFILE CINIBULK WALTER M MACHINE DESIGN MY 31 73 P70-75 SAFETY SURVEY RANKS CONSTRUCTION HIGH AMONG ACCIDENT PRONE INDUSTRIES CONSTRUCTION METHODS C EQUIPMENT AG 73 P39 OVERSIGHT HEARINGS TO EVALUATE SAFETY PROV OF FED COAL MINE HEALTH SA COOK MARLOW W CONG REC SENATE AP 10 73 PS6962-S6963 S 1197 A BILL TO AMENO THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970 DOMINICK PETER H CONG REC SENATE MR 8 73 PS9169-S91T2 COLOR TV MYSTERY NEWSWEEK S 10 73 P71 NOISE CONTROL OF GAS TURBINE POWER PLANTS TATGE R B SOUND AND VIBRATION JE 73 P23-27 EPA IMPLEMENTATION PLANS FOR NOISE CONTROL ACT OF 1972 PL 92 579 SOUND AND VIBRATION MY 73 P9-12 URBAN 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WARNING OF FIRE LEE ROBERT S COAL AGE AG 73 P71-73 FACTS FLAMMABLE FABRICS ACCDNT CASE TESTING SYSTEMS TECHNICAL NEWS BULLETIN MY 73 P119-116 RISK CURRENT VS LEAKAGE CURRENT LEFFERSON PETE OIALYSIS TRANSPLANTATION AG/S 73 P92-93 FLUOR IOES AND GENERAL HEALTH WHO MONOGRAPH SER NO 59 70 P273-321 FIGHT TO SAVE ALCOHOLIC EXECUTIVES MURRAY THOMAS J DUNS JE 73 P72-79 SOME IMPORTANT OCCUPATIONAL LUNG DISEASES DICKIE HELEN A DM DISEASE A MONTH 72 35P COMBUSTION SAFETY IN INDUSTRIAL BOILERS MONROE E S JR ASPECTS OF SAFETY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING F 72 P18-21 INST GAS ENGINEERS J F 72 P99-56 COAL MINE RESCUE AND SURVIVAL SYSTEM VOL 5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY WEST INGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP S 71 19P WHAT ARE YOUR TARGET HAZARDS FIRE COMMAND AG 73 P14-15 TARGET HAZARDS HIGH RISE HAGAN FRED FIRE COMMAND AG 73 P20-2L PROTECTION FOR WORKERS YOUR OBLIGATION UNDER OSHA BEHRENS CHARLES W APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER AG 73 P70-72 SAFE HANDLING OF POWDER COATINGS APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER AG 73 P95 HOW SAFE IS MICROWAVE ENERGY WHATS NEW IN HOME ECONOMICS S 73 P98-50 POLLUTION CONTROL AT THE SOURCE FOX ROBERT D CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AG 6 73 P72-82 TRAINING PROGRAM FOR POWER LIFT TRUCK OPERATORS RILEY ROBERT G AMERICAN PAPER INDUSTRY AG 73 P96-98 SAFETY BOARD ANNUAL REPORT TO CONGRESS 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 69P LOSSES ESTIMATED AT 90 MILLION FOR HUGE CHICAGO HOLOCAUST INSURANCE EXCHANGE MAGAZINE JL 73 P6 CLEANING UP OIL SPILLS ISNT SIMPLE ENVIRO SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY MY 73 P398-900 SOLVING THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL PUZZLE BURTON ELLISON S ENVIRO SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY MY 73 P912-915 OSHA DIRECTLY PERTINENT TO AERIAL DEVICE USER ELECTRICAL WORLD JE 15 73 P96-97 OSHA REQUIRES OIELECTRIC TEST ON ALL INSULATED AERIAL OEVICES ELECTRICAL WORLD JE 15 73 P98-50 TRENDS FOR THE FUTURE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING BROWN MARY LOUISE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING AG 73 P7-11 OZONE AS AN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HAZARO SEAGLE EDGAR F OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING AG 73 P19-17 WHAT THE CONSULTANT NURSE CAN DO FOR INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL NURSE COPELANO MARY E OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING AG 73 P18 PLANT EFFLUENT GUIDELINES GET RUSH JOB CHEMICAL WEEK AG 15 73 P33-39 WORKMENS COMP WILL TIME RUN OUT FOR THE STATES OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AG 73 P31-35 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION DEMANDS GROW AS DEADLINE NEARS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AG 73 P37-38 RESPIRATORY DISEASE BENEFITS WILL CONGRESS ACT OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AG 73 P97-98 THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES FOR 1973 OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AG 73 P51-69 CG YOU NEED FIRE RESISTANT HYDRAULIC FLUIDS OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS AG 73 P73-79 ALARMING PROBLEM EDITORIAL COCCOLA RICHARD A FACTORY AG 73 P17 FIRE PROTECTION IN THE PLANT COCCOLA RICHARD A FACTORY AG 73 P 19-29 FAIL SAFE AT ANY SPEED MILLER R M FACTORY AG 73 P26-27 THAT LOUD SOUND SHQULDNT BE BOOM FACTORY AG 73 P39-35 TARGET HEALTH HAZARDS INTL OPERATING ENGINEER AG 73 P 12-13 28 ACCIDENT FACTS INTL OPERATING ENGINEER AG 73 P19 ETC 02152 40 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 2 993 73 2996 73 2998 73 2999 73 3030 73 3001 73 3002 73 3003 73 3009 73 3010 73 3 011 73 3012 73 3013 73 3019 73 3015 73 3316 73 3017 73 3 018 73 3020 73 3021 73 3023 73 3 027 73 3 02 8 73 3030 73 3031 73 3038 73 3105 73 3106 73 3 108 73 3118 73 3119 73 3120 73 3121 73 3122 73 3123 73 3125 73 3125 73 3126 73 3127 73 3128 SILENT ENEMY 1NTL OPERATING ENGINEER AG 73 P 15-16 HEALTH CHECK AT LIBBY MINE INTL OPERATING ENGINEER AG 73 P20 NUCLEAR INDUSTRY STANDARDS AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INST MY 73 VP PUT SOME MAINTENANCE INTO YOUR ELEVATORS FOR FAIL SAFE RIDES BOZZACCO SIL C COLLEGE t UNIVERSITY BUSINESS JL 72 P52 RADIATION ACCIDENTS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THEM ARENA VICTOR R N S 73 P52-55 AIR POLLUTION BREAKTHROUGH REVEALED AT TECHNICAL CONFERENCE PURITY CORPORATION MY 22 73 16P OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH LEGISLATION GREAT BRI TN BASED ON ROBENS RPT AMER NATIONAL STANDARDS INST S 11 73 3P UNIFORM CODING FOR FIRE PROTECTION 1973 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOC 73 170P STANDARD FOR MOBILE HOMES NFPA 501B NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOC 73 105P GAS PRESSURE REGULATORS UL 252 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MY 73 4P PORTABLE WOOD LADDERS UL 112 UNDERWRITERS LABORATOR MY 73 15P AUTOMOTIVE FUEL TANKS UL 355 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MY 73 5P PANIC HARDWARE UL 305 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MY 73 4P PRESSURE COOKERS UL 136 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MY 73 6P OXYGEN THERAPY EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATED UL 416 UNDERWRITERS LABORAT OR I MY 73 15P TORCHES OXY FUEL GAS UL 123 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MY 73 4P HIGHWAY EMERGENCY SIGNALS UL 912 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES JE 73 10P GAUGES INDICATING PRESSURE FOR COMPRESSED GAS SERRVVICE UL 404 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MY 73 5PP STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES WAUWATOSA WISCONSIN FIRE DEPT 72 23P OPERATION FIRE STOP WAUWATOSA WISCONSIN FIRE DEPT 73 32P WHEN GAS PIPELINES BLOW UP BUSINESS WEEK AG 4 73 P50 INDUSTRIAL SKIN DISEASE AND ITS PREVENTION BOURNE L INDUSTRIAL SAFETY JE 73 P257-260 SAFETY TRAINING ON THE SMALLER CONTRACT SITE LANEY J C INDUSTRIAL SAFETY JE 73 P268 PUBLIC EYES F A A AVIATION NEWS JE 73 P6-7 ACCIDENT 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73 P109-111 AI PE ASKS WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY THAT OSHA AND WASHINGTON ANSWERS STEHLING HENRY J PLANT ENGINEERING S 6 73 P106-108 THUNDERSTORMS WHAT IF YOU ARE CAUGHT HUCK MICHAEL V AOPA PILOT AG 73 P18 WEATHER WITHIN LEBARON GEORGE I AOPA PILOT AG 73 P37-38 WHATS ALL THE NOISE ABOUT GREEAR JACK 111 FATHOM S 73 Pl-4 ETC 02153 GUIDE TQ OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 41 73 3130 73 3132 73 3135 73 3137 73 3139 73 3140 73 3141 73 3142 73 3143 73 3144 73 3145 73 3146 73 3147 73 3148 73 3149 73 3150 73 3151 73 3152 73 3153 73 3154 73 3155 73 3156 73 3157 73 3158 73 3159 73 3160 73 3161 73 3162 73 3163 73 3164 73 3165 73 3166 73 3167 73 3168 73 3169 73 3 170 73 3171 73 3172 73 3173 73 3174 OPEN SPACES TO ATTRACT CROWDS SPARK CONCERN FOR FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD AG 16 T3 P26-27 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ITS SCOPE AND FUNCTIONS SANOERSON JAMES T OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HEALTH MY 1 73 P42-45 POLLUTION CONTROL FOR VACUUM SYSTEMS DAM8RA FRANK K CHEMTCAI ENGINEERING JE 15 73 P95-102 NOISE POLLUTION IN 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PROGRAM FOR STEVEDORE SAFETY PART 3 OF 3 TEZZA ELIZABETH W INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AG 73 P8-9 PREVENT ACCIDENTS WITH A POSITIVE STAND PART 2 BECKMAN JOSEPH INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AG 73 P10-13 GETTING MATERIALS FCR SAFETY MEETINGS FIELDS WILLIAM J INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AG 73 P14-15 LIMERICK CONTESTS AND WINNERS MAY INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AG 73 P16 LETS FOREGO YOU KNOW EDITORIAL INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR S 73 P2 CULTIVATE THE PERSONAL TOUCH POLLOCK TEC INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR S 73 P 3-5 ETC 02154 92 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 3175 73 3176 73 3177 73 3178 73 3179 73 3183 73 3131 73 3182 73 3 M3 73 3139 73 3135 73 3136 73 3187 73 3183 73 3139 73 3190 73 3191 73 3192 73 3199 73 3200 73 3201 73 3232 73 3203 73 3209 73 3205 73 3213 73 3211 73 3216 73 3222 73 3223 73 3229 73 3225 73 3226 73 3227 73 3230 73 3232 73 3239 73 3290 73 3291 73 3292 CAUSTICS 5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR S 73 P6-7 SUPERVISOR NEEDS TO KNOW RIEFENSTAHL HOWARO F INDUST RI AL SUPERVISORS S 73 P ft-9 DEVELOPMENT OF 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LABORATORIES MY 73 31P TOTAL CONFINEMENT OF CLANDESTINE DEVICE EXPLOSIONS REPRINT ROGERS B T FBI LAW ENFORCEMENT BULL AG 73 7P OPERATIONAL ACCIDENTS AND RADIATION EXPOSURE WITHIN ATOMIC ENERGY COMM ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION 71 126P SPECIAL STUDY SAFETY METHODOLOGY IN RAIL RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM OEVELOP NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AG 8 73 92 P RAILROAD ACCIDENT REPORT HEAD ON COLLISION HERNDON PENN MR 12 72 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MR 19 73 27P RAILROAD ACCIDENT REPORT HEAD ON COLLISION NEAR MAQUON ILL MAY 29 72 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AP 11 73 29P PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT CRUDE OIL EXPLOSION AT HEARNE TEXAS MAY 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO AG 1 73 20P AIRCRAFT ACCIOENT REPORT MIAMI FLORIDA OECEMBER 29 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD JE 19 73 96P MARINE CASUALTY REPORT COLLISION WITH LOSS OF 7 LIVES AUG 19 71 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MR 19 73 35P SPECIFICATIONS FOR UNDERHUNG CRANES AND MONORAIL SYSTEMS MONORAIL MANUFACTURERS ASSOC 73 UP FIRE HAZARO CLASSIF CHEMICAL VAPORS REL EXPLOSION PROOF ELEC EQUIP NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL MY 73 33P EVALUATION HAZARD OF BULK WATER TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL JL 73 55P RECYCLED WATER MAY YIELD VIRUS DESPITE CHORINE MEDICAL TRIBUNE S 12 73 PI 15 FIRE DOOR TESTING IN OPERATION AT ULC ULC NEWS JA 73 P2-9 GUIDELINES FOR SELECTING FIRE EXTINGUISHERS APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER S 73 P115-116 DOCUMENT EVERYTHING A LAWYERS ADVICE FOR OSHA ACT COMPLIANCE BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMINISTRATOR S 73 P8 ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMIN S73 P10-19 22 AMERICA BURNING NATL CMMSSN FIRE PRVNTN CNTRL MY 9 73 177P FIRST CITATION UNDER OSHA COSTS TEXAS FIRM $900 FINE TSA NEWSLETTER JL 12 71 6P APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS ALASKA FEDERAL REGISTER AG 10 73 P21628-21631 RAIL HIGHWAY GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DEC 31 1972 FEOERAL RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION ND 27P DESIGNING PROCESS PLANTS TO MEET OSHA STANDARDS LUDWIG ERNEST E CHEMICAL ENGINEERING S 3 73 P88-100 SAFETY IS EVERY MANS JOB WHILE RIDING ON APPARATUS SYLVIA DICK FIRE ENGINEERING AG 73 P10 LOS ANGELES CITY IS COMPUTERIZING DISPATCHING DEKTAP CLIFF FIRE ENGINEERING AG 73 P22-23 GASOLINE BLAST WRECKS GARAGE STARTS FIRE IN FACTORY WILLIAMS LEE FIRE ENGINEERING AG 73 P29-25 ETc 02155 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE A3 73 32A3 73 32AA 73 32A5 73 32A7 73 32A8 73 32A9 73 3250 73 3251 73 3252 73 3 25A 73 3258 73 3259 73 3260 73 3261 73 3262 73 3263 73 326A 73 3265 73 3266 73 3267 73 3268 73 3269 73 3270 73 3271 73 3272 73 3273 73 327A 73 3275 73 3276 73 3277 73 3278 73 3279 73 3280 73 3293 73 3299 73 3295 73 3296 73 3297 73 3298 73 3299 TRIPLE DUTY RESCUE TRUCK SCOTT GEORGE A FIRE ENGINEERING AG 73 P32-33 PORTABLE SPRINKLER SYSTEM FIGHTS FIRES UNDER ROOFS DEGROOT GARY A FIRE ENGINEERING AG 73 P39 LIFE SAFETY ELEVATORS GARRATT DAVID L ELEVATOR WORLD S 73 P18-21 BUYERS GUIDE TO MATERIALS FOR NOISE VIBRATION SHOCK CONTROL SOUND VIBRATION JL 73 PA-6 CPSC BANS NINE ADDITIONAL AEROSOL SPRAY ADHESIVES CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMM AG 28 73 3P INTRO ARTICULATEO WHEELED SK IODER STABILITY ON STEEP SLOPES BAIRD D R PULP AND PAPER MAG OF CANADA JE 72 P69-76 SOPHISTICATION IN THE FIELD OF SAFETY MEDICAL CENTRES LALONDE REJANE PULP AND PAPER MAG OF CANADA JE 72 P21-29 FUNDAMENTALS OF A SAFETY PROGRAM WEBB LEONARD W PULP AND PAPER MAG OF CANAOA JE 72 P26-29 SAFETY IS NINETY PERCENT ECUCAT10N IN WORKMANSHIP AND SUPERVISION BLAIR G R PULP AND PAPER MAG OF CANADA JE 72 P30-39 STATEMENT REGARDING OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH GUENTHER GEORGE C HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE AGRICULTURAL LABOR ND 9P BRINGING SAFETY TO THE MEN WHO WORK THE LINES STEVENS ARNOLD JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 73 P 3-7 STATISTICS CAN SAVE LIVES SARTWELL FRANK JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 73 P9-U HELP FOR THE SMALL BUSINESSMAN REINHART VIRGINIA NEW MAN ON THE BEAT JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 73 P12-15 WIRFS RALPH M JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 7-3 P16-20 PROFESSIONALIZING HAZARO CONTROL POINT OF VIEW GRIMALDI JOHN V JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 73 P21-29 PENNSYLVANIA AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT AND VIOLATION ANALYSIS 72 PENNSYLVANIA DEP OF TRANSPORTATION NO 26P HAZARDOUS CARGO OUT CF CONTROL SCHULMAN BOB AIR LINE PILOT JE 73 P16-18 CARGO RULES INVITE DISASTER ALPA CHARGES AIR LINE PILOT JE 73 P18-19 DO IT YOURSELF BUILDS VOLUME FOR PLASTIC GLAZING MODERN PLASTICS JE 73 P66-67 INJURY EXPERIENCE IN COAL MINING 1970 IC 8613 MOYERS FORREST T BUREAU OF MINES 73 135P IDENTIFICATION AND SOLUTION OF AN INJURY PROBLEM ENGLISH WILLIAM P J AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS AP 73 P10-19 ANALYSIS OF THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970 KRIKORI AN MICHAEL J AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS AP 73 P15-16 VIEW OF PROCESS INJURY CONTROL NEALON GERALC F J AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS AP 73 P22-23 GUIDELINES FOR DESIGNING QUIETER EQUIPMENT ALLEN CLAYTON H J AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS AP 73 P25-31 CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT TRAINING OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH TECHNICIANS BARNES ALFREO B J AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS AP 73 P32-3B OSHA THE FIRST YEAR SUDDENLY SAFETY IS IMPORTANT STEIGER WILLIAM A ROADS STREETS MY 73 P28-29 OSHA THE LAW AND BEYOND PYLE HOWARD ROAOS STREETS MY 73 P30-31 TWO YEARS OF OSHA AN INSURERS VIEW OF ITS EFFECTS ON CONTRACTORS FIELDS WILLIAM J ROADS STREETS MY 73 P33 38 TRENCH SAFETY CONSTRUCTIONS BIG JOB FOR 1973 PLANK DAVID 0 ROADS STREETS MY 73 P38-92 CRANE WARNING DEVICES ADD PRODUCTIVITY AS WELL AS SAFETY ROADS 6 STREETS MY 73 P96 98 52 STOP THAT NOISE WHAT OSHA REQUIRES OF THE CONTRACTOR ROADS STREETS MY 73 P57-69 INSURANCE FACTS 1973 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE INSURANCE INFORMATION INSTITUTE 73 83P TO NOISE CRITERIA FOR RECOMMENDED STANOARD NATL INST' OCCUP AT IONAL SAFETY AND OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P 6 VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P 8-12 SAFETYBRIEFS NATI CNAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 PI 3-2 2 COMING EVENTS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 P29-26 CR ISP BADGER DONALD STANDARDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 P28-39 NA TIONAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 P92-99 CSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P97-98 ETC 02156 r ? 44 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 3300 73 3301 73 3302 73 33J3 73 3304 73 3305 73 3 3 06 73 33)7 73 3310 73 3311 73 3)12 73 3313 73 3314 73 3315 73 3316 73 3317 73 3318 73 3319 73 3320 73 3321 73 3322 73 3323 73 3324 73 3330 73 3331 73 3332 73 3333 73 3334 73 3346 73 3348 73 3349 73 3350 73 3351 73 3352 73 3353 73 3354 73 3356 73 3357 73 3358 73 3362 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P51 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT HAND PROTECTION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P53-54 TARGET HEALTH HAZARD COTTON DUST NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P55-60 FIRST AID TWO APPROACHES BULK AND UNIT FIRST AID KITS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P61-64 CR YOTHERAPY KANTER ARNOLD N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P65 CUTTING OILS AND SKIN PROBLEMS OANIELS E K NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P66-57 EXTRA AUDITORY EFFECTS OF OCC NOISE PART 2 EFFECTS ON WORK PERFORMANCE COHEN ALEXANDER NATICNAL SAFETY NFWS S 73 P 68- 76 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P78-79 CLEANING WITH HOT WATER ANC STEAM DATA SHEET 233 REV A EXTENSIVE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P85-89 EASIC SAFETY PRINCIPLES FOR LIFT DEVICES PART 3 SAFE WELD LIFT LUGS STOCH ERVIN G NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P90-9 3 GUIDELINES FOR ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE PROGRAMS OLISHIFSKI JULIAN 8 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P94- 102 AT THE 61ST NATIONAL SAFE TY CONGRE SS 'TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P103-105 NSCS SAFETY TRAINING. INSTITUTE ANNOUNCES 1974 COURSE SCHEDULE NA TIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 PI 06-111 SEDA ELECTED NEW OFFICFRS OSHA PROMISES MORE HEALTH STND COMM NATI CNAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 P112 TAKE T IMF TO BE SAFE NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRIESS, AND E XPOSI TI ON NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS S 73 P119-150 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROS ENFIELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 P152-162 SAFETY LIBRARY GRANT MILDRED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 PI 66-182 NEWSCOPE NAT!CNAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 PI 84-194 REPR INTS NAT ICNAL SAFETY NEWS s 73 P 234-238 TRAINEE INJURED IN RADIATOR BURN CASE IN TL OPERATING ENGINEER 0 73 P7 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH CF POWER GENERATING EMPLOYEES SAFETY SURVEY RESULTS NSC PRLC UTLS SECTION AG 73 8P US F CF FIRE RESISTANT CLOTHING SAFETY SURVEY RESULTS NSC PfiLC UTLTS SECTION JE 73 10P USE OF RETREADEO TIRES SAFETY SURVEY RESULTS NSC PBLC UTLTS SECTION JL 73 6P HYPERSUSCEPTIBILITY AND GENETIC PROBLEMS IN OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE STOKINGER HE J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE JL 73 P564-573 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO INORGANIC LEAD A CRITIQUE SMITH R G J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE JL 73 P596-598 COCK PLATES AND GANGPLANKS DATA SHEET 318 REV A NSC 73 4P CONFERENCE REVISION INTERNATIONAL REGS PREVENTING COLLISIONS AT SEA MORRISON WILLIAM L PROC MARINE SAFETY COUNCIL MR 73 P51-54 INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS FOR PREVENTING COLLISIONS AT SEA PROC MARINE SAFETY COUNCIL MR 73 P55-68 NEW HURDLES IN THE DRIVE AGAINST POLLUTION U S NEWS f. WORLD REPORT JL 30 73 P30-34 FIRESAFETY A MANAGEMENT CONCERN SAMPSON ARTHUR F BUSINESS WEEK 0 6 73 Pll-35 SCRAPPING THE 9 TO 5 ROUTINE WHAT SOME FIRMS HAVE FOUND U S NEWS WORLD REPORT AG 20 73 P 64-66 CRANE ACCIDENTS ON SITE IS THERE A PATTERN WHYTE CAMPBELL OCCUPATIONAL SF TY C HEALTH- JL 73 PI 0-13 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN PRACTICE ROSS DAVID S OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HEALTH JL 73 P22-23 MILLIONS FOR SAFETY TRAINING FACTORY S 73 P3 FEDERAL WARRANTY BILL MAYBE HASSETT JOHN J QUALITY MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING S 73 P20-21 EFFECTS OF NOISE ON PEOPLE MILLER JAMES D CENTRAL INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF D 31 71 153P NFPA APPROVES NEW STANDARDS PHILLIPS DONALD F HOSPITALS J A H A S 1 73 P125-134 AVIONICS SCRUTINIZED IN DELTA DC 9 CRASH AVIATION WEEK SPACE TECHNOLOGY S 3 73 P30 AIRPORT SAFETY CALDARA JOSEPH D AIRPORT WORLD S 73 P 29 VI SI ON CONSERVATION PROFESSIONAL APPRCH SFTY GLASSES IN INDUSTRY SIMON SAMUEL J MONITOR S 73 P 5-9 ETC 02157 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE *5 ! 73 3363 EDUCATION PROGRAM CNTRS CNTRCTR ATTNTN ON SAFE BLAST PRACT CONSTRUCTION METHODS EOUIPMEN T S 73 P80-83 73 336* SUBSTANTIAL HAZARO MUST BE REPORTED WITHIN 2* HOURS 73 3365 PROOUCT SAFETY LETTER AG 6 73 PI TRANSFORMER FAILURES THEIR CAUSES HAZARDS AND SOME SOLUTIONS SHOBE DELBERT W PUBLIC POWER JL/AG 73 P13-16 ) 73 3366 OSHA AND YOU WHAT THE ACT MEANS TO YOUR UTILITY 73 3367 WESTROM LYLE A PUBLIC POWER JL/AG 73 P23-2* 26 FINITE WAVE THEORY EVALUATION IC ENGINE EXHAUST FOR NOISE CONTROL GUNOIFF J S AMERICAN SOCIETY AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS 72 25P 73 3369 FOOT PROTECTION CHOOSE YOUR OWN PROMOTIONAL STYLE OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MY 73 P3T-*I 1 73 3370 NIOSH RETRENCHMENT AHEAD MUSACCHIO CARL OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS MY 73 P*3-*7 73 3371 PROFILE OF A SAFETY GRADUATE CLASS OF 72 73 3372 OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS MY 73 P50-51 SAFETY DIRECTORS TELL WHOM THE YRE HIRING AND WHY OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MY 73 P52-5* 73 3373 ASSOCIATION TRAINS SUPERVISORS TO COPE WITH OSHA 73 337* OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MY 73 P56-58 CNE TO ONE COMMUNICATIONS KEY INGREDIENT OF SAFETY SUCCESS MCKENNEY ARNOLD OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS MY 73 P61-62 65 73 3 3 76 SAFE DISPOSAL OF FLAMMABLE WASTES 73 3377 BARLOW D 0 CNDN OCCPTNL SFTY MGZNE JL/AG 73 P20 23-2* INDUSTRY AND PHYSICAL FITNESS 73 3379 JONES DON F CNDN OCCPTNL SFTY MGZNE JL/AG 73 P29 32 3* ARCHITECT LOOKS AT VOLUNTARY STANDARDS JONES R HOARD A A STM STANDARDIZATION NEWS JL 73 PB-ll 73 3336 TEN YEAR PROJECTED WORK PLAN SAFETY SURVEY RESULTS 73 3387 NSC PBLC UTLS SECTION 0 73 UNP OFF THE JOB SURVEY SAFETY SURVEY RESULTS 73 3339 NSC PBLC UTLS SECTION S 73 UNP LOGGING OPERATIONS SAFETY INSPECTION CHECKLIST NSC PULP AND PAPER SECTION MY 73 10P 73 3392 SAFETY TRAINING QUESTIONNAIRE FOR SUPERVISORS NSC WOOD PRODUCTS SECTION MR 1* 73 VP 73 3398 ELECTRICAL WORKERS PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT CURRENT PRACTICES EDISCN ELECTRIC INSTITUTE 0 57 193P i 73 3399 HOW A COMPUTER CUTS ACCIDENT COSTS PODZIUS BRUCE OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 73 P*5-*6 75: 3**2 URBAN AIR TRAFFIC AND CITY PLANNING CASE STUDY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY BRANCH MELVILLE C TRAFFIC QUARTERLY JL 73 P377-397 ; 73 3**7 TRANSPORTATION CONTROL STRATEGIES FR I ROBERT W ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGCY JL 27 73 VP 73 3**9 ELEVATOR INDUSTRY FiaD EMPLOYEES SAFETY HANDBOOK ELEVATOR WORLD ND 93P , 73 3*50 WORLD OF SAFETY ELEVATOR WORLO S 1973 ANNUAL STUOY ELEVATOR WORLD 0 73 U2P 73 3*51 BIOMEDICINE A COMPILATION NATL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADMIN 73 30P 3*52 RAPID NEW SOFT X RAY TECHNIQUE DETERMINATION OF QUARTZ COAL MINE DUSTS HURLEY R G AMER INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOC J JE 73 P229-23* 3*53 MUST YOUR NEW PLANT BE TOO NOISY DRYDEN S L AMER INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOC J JE 73 P2*l-25l 3*57 AIRCRAFT ACDT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1972 ACDTS NO 5 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP 3*53 IMPACT OF THE SHORTER WORK WEEK ON TRANSPORTATION WAGNER FRED P TRAFFIC ENGINEERING MY 73 P12-13 3*67 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS COLORADO FEOERAL REGISTER S 12 73 P25172-25175 3*68 CHANGES TO STATE PLANS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND ENFORCEMENT OF ST STNOS FEDERAL REGISTER S 7 73 P2361-2*36* 3*70 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS DEFINITIONS FEDERAL REGISTER S 28 73 P270*7-270*9 3*72 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS MICHIGAN FEDERAL REGISTER 0 3 72 P27388-27392 3*73 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FEDERAL REGISTER AG 2* T3 P22788-22789 3*75 HAZARO EVASION PROGRAM FOR MINE PLANNING TPR 58 RUSKEY FRANK BUREAU OF MINES S 72 18P 3*76 OIL DERMATITIS AND ITS PREVENTION NEW SOUTH WALES DEP OF HEALTH ND 15P 3*77 RAILROAD ACCIDENT REP COLLISION COMMUTER TRAINS CHICAGO ILL OCT 30 72 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD JE 28 73 59P 3*78 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT J CHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT AUG 13 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AP * 73 26P 3*79 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT OHARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DEC 20 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD JL 5 73 AOP 3*80 MARINE CASUALTY REPORT STRANDING IN SOUTH CHINA SEA OCT 1971 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO 0 15 73 30P ETC 02158 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 3481 73 3482 73 3483 73 3484 73 3485 73 3486 73 3487 73 3488 73 3489 73 3490 73 3491 73 3492 73 3493 73 3565 73 3566 73 3568 73 3569 73 3572 73 3573 73 3578 73 3579 73 3580 73 3588 73 3589 73 3590 73 3591 73 3592 73 3593 73 3594 73 3595 73 3596 73 3597 73 3598 73 3599 73 3600 73 3601 73 3602 73 3603 73 3604 73 3635 PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT ATLANTA GEORGIA AUG 31 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AG 16 73 26P OS AND DONTS ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BUTLER H R CANADIAN MINING J S 73 P23-24 SAFETY VIEWPOINTS ON UNDERGROUND RAMPS THOMSON 8 CANADIAN MINING J S 73 P24-30 LOAD HAUL DUMP AT THE uECO MINE MCLEQD PETER C CANADIAN MINING J S 73 P30 32 HUMAN FACTORS IN MINE SAFETY AT STEEP ROCK TAYLOR BRUCE M CANADIAN MINING J S 73 P33 41-42 FOAM DRILLING SETTLING THE DUST LEWIS GORDON V CANADIAN MINING J S 73 P42-45 INSIGHT INTO SOME OF THE NEW NOISE CONTROL METHODS CUMMINGS T CANADIAN MINING J S 73 P58-61 PRACTICAL APPROACH TO HEARING CONSERVATION HINDS D G CANADIAN MINING J S 73 P61-64 DEFINING THE PROBLEM GREENBERG LEO ASSE JOURNAL AG 73 P18-21 EFFECTIVENESS OF SAFETY PROGRAMS AS PERCEIVED BY EMPLOYEES PETERSEN OANIEL C ASSE JOURNAL AG 73 P22-26 EXPERIENCE ESTABLISHING ACDT PREVENTION PROG STEEL FABRICATING GREECE FLICKER LEONARO R ASSE JOURNAL AG 73 P28-30 POLLUTION OF COASTAL WATERS GOODIER J LESLIE ASSE JOURNAL AG 73 P34-40 SOCIAL BEHAVIORAL IMPLICATIONS ENVIRONMENT RESPECT SAFETY AND HEALTH SINGH HARPAL ASSE JOURNAL AG 73 P41-44 CLEAN AIR VEHICLE USERS REPORTING FUEL CHEAPER OIL LIFE EXTENOED CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY JL 73 P14-15 OSHA RULE FINDS EMPLOYER LIABILITY EXTENDS TO NON OBVIOUS HAZAROS BUSINESS INSURANCE S 10 73 P25 PRODUCT LIABILITY COVER SICK BUT NOT TERMINAL BUSINESS INSURANCE S 10 73 P49 FEOERAL NO FAULT LAWS NOW VIEWED AS SMALLER OGRE THAN ONCE IMAGINED BUSINESS INSURANCE S 10 73 P60 PORTABLE ELECTRIC HEATERS CONSUMER REPORTS 0 73 P636-641 NO FAULT AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE A PROGRESS REPORT CONSUMER REPORTS 0 73 P642-643 SAFETY REGULATIONS MOOIFIED ASSURE REASONABLE COMPLIANCE CONSTRUCTION METHODS 6 EQUIPMENT JL 73 P25 TESTS SHOW COMMON RADIATION MAY CAUSE SERIOUS MALFUNCTIONS PACEMAKERS DAVIS RICHARD MICROWAVES JL 73 P9 12 ACCIDENTS CONTRIBUTE TO MANPOWER SHORTAGES ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD JE 28 73 P52 OSHA TO EYE STATE PERFORMANCE THROUGH NEW MONITORING SYSTEM BUSINESS INSURANCE S 24 73 P4 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH & SAFETY LAWS TO BE NEARLY VOLUNTARY IN BRITAIN BUSINESS INSURANCE S 24 73 P21 TEXAS WORK COMP HAS TOUGH SAFETY STANCE BUSINESS INSURANCE S 24 73 P24 SAFETY EXPERT SAYS AIR CRASH PROBERS LACKING TRAIN BASIC EPRTSE BUSINESS INSURANCE S 24 73 P32 ILLINOIS NO FAULT VETO THOUGHT BEST FOR INSURERS BUSINESS INSURANCE S 24 73 P26 NO FAULT PROPERTY DAMAGE FUTURE PROBABLY DIM BUSINESS INSURANCE S 24 73 P27 AM IA EYES STANDARDIZED WORK COMP AFL CIO SAYS THEYRE DREAMING BUSINESS INSURANCE S 24 73 P34 OSHA BURDEN OR BRIGHT PROMISE OF CONSTRUCTION SAFETY LEFER HENRY OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JL 73 P51-54 CERTIFIED SAFETY PROFESSIONAL WHAT IT TAKES TO BECOME ONE SAFETY IDEA CENTER OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JL 73 P57-59 OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JL 73 P86-90 CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA INK PLANT FIRES SHARRY JOHN A FIRE JOURNAL S 73 P8-13 FIRES AND FIRE LOSSES CLASSIFIED 1972 FIRE JOURNAL S 73 P23-26 FIRE SAFETY FOR HIGH RISE HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY SCHIRMER CHESTER W FIRE JOURNAL S 73 P53-56 FIRE AND EXPLOSION AT CHEROKEE NITROGEN COMPANY FIRE JOURNAL S 73 P62-66 EPA READIES FARM ANTI POL LU TI ON GUIDELINES ENVIRO SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY S 73 P796-798 IMPACT OF AIRCRAFT EXHAUST EMISSIONS AT AIRPORTS BA STRESS E KARL ENVIRO SCIENCE C TECHNOLOGY S 73 P811-816 THROWING LIGHT ON TODAYS PLANT REKSTAD GARY M FACTORY JE 73 P25-30 EIGHT POINTS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A LIFT TRUCK ROLF JACK FACTORY JE 73 P38 ETC 02159 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 97 73 36.06 73 3607 73 3608 73 3609 73 3610 73 3612 73 3613 73 3619 73 3615 73 3616 73 3617 73 3618 73 3619 73 3620 73 3621 73 3622 73 3623 73 3629 73 3625 73 3626 73 3627 73 3629 73 3630 73 3631 73 3632 73 3633 73 3639 73 3635 73 3636 73 3637 73 3638 73 3639 73 3690 73 3691 73 3696 73 3698 73 3699 73 3650 73 3651 73 3553 OSHA STILL FINDING ITS HAY FACTORY Jfc 73 P92 RACK ING PLASTIC GOODS SCHULTZ GREGORY V FACTORY JE 73 P59 CLEANING UP AN INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGE ENVIRO SCIENCE t TECHNOLOGY AG 73 P678-679 TEXTILE INDUSTRY WASTE CLEANUP ENVIRO SCIENCE 6 TECHNOLOGY AG 73 P682-683 STUDIES ON TRACE METALS ENVIRO SCIENCE C TECHNOLOGY AG 73 P689-686 REMOVING PHOSPHORUS FROM WASTE HA TER DANIELS STACY L VOICE OF THE READER ENVIRO SCIENCE f; TECHNOLOGY AG 73 Pi SAFE TYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P8-10 COMING EVENTS NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 PI 2-22 TALK ABOUT FIRE NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P23-29 CRI SP NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P30- 31 BROWN DAVID B OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P32-39 NATI CNAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P91-92 WHAT YOU SHOULO KNOW ABOUT HEARING PROTECTION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P95-96 TARGET HEAL TH HAZARD CARBON MONOXIDE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P97-53 HOW TO PURIFY COMPRESSED AIR FOR 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73 3660 73 3666 73 3667 73 3669 73 3670 73 3673 73 3674 73 3676 73 3677 73 3678 73 3679 73 3680 73 3683 73 3684 73 3685 73 3686 73 3687 73 3688 73 3689 73 3690 73 3691 73 3692 73 3693 73 3694 73 3695 73 3696 73 3697 73 3698 73 3599 73 3700 73 3701 73 3702 73 3733 73 3704 73 3705 osnilfING AIR POLLUTION BY AUTOMOBILE INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE SCHWARTZ SI J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC 0 73 P845-852 TRACE METAL POLLUTION IN THE ENVIRONMENT LEE ROBERT E JR J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC 0 73 P853-863 LIFTING AS AN INDUSTRIAL HAZARD BROWN JOHN R AMER INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOC J JL 73 P292-297 USE OF PEST CONTROL CHEMICALS IN TEXAS ADRIAN HORACE F AMER INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOC J JL 73 P320-327 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ASBESTOS CRITERIA FOR RECOMMENDED STANDARD NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH 72 VP OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO NOISE CRITERIA FOR RECOMMENDED STANOARD - NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH 72 VP NOISE CONTROL ENCLOSURE IMPROVES DRYER EFFICIENCY ROAOS STREETS S 73 P142 144 GASEOUS OR LIQUIC 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14969-S14971 ACCREDITATION OF TESTING LABORATORIES CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES FEDERAL REGISTER S 11 73 P25150-25154 WILLARD R GILLILAND AWARDS PORTFOLIO NSC 73 VP AWARC OF MERIT WINNERS NEWS RELEASE NSC 72 2 P AWARD OF HONOR WINNERS NEWS RELEASE 1972 NSC 73 2P ARTHUR HOYT SCOTT AWAROS PORTFOLIO 1973 NSC 73 VP SAFETY ACE AWARD NSC 73 2P RAILROAD EMPLOYEES SAFETY AWARD 1972 NSC 73 IP LABOR CONFERENCE SAFETY AWARDS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND 1MJIVI0UALS 1972 NSC 73 VP WONDER FUEL NEWSWEEK N 12 73 P75 ASSEMBLY BILL 150 ENACTS CALIF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT 1973 CALIFORNIA LEGIS COUNSELS DIG 73 VP OPERATION RESPONSIBLE SAFE REFUSE COLLECTION NATL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER NO UNP HOSPITAL PLANNING FOR NATIONAL DISASTER DIVISION OF HEALTH MOBILIZATION 68 6LP PREPARING THE HOSPITAL PLANT FOR EMERGENCIES REV DIVISION OF HEALTH MOBILIZATION 68 62P SOLID STATE TECHNOLOGY A COMPILATION NATL AERONAUTICS C SPACE ADMIN 73 30P COMPUTER PROGRAMS MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL OESIGN CRITERIA NATL AERONAUTICS & 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73 3 847 73 3848 73 3849 73 3850 73 3851 73 3852 73 3853 73 3854 T3 3855 73 3857 73 3858 73 3859 73 3860 73 3861 73 3862 73 3863 NADER CALLS NUCLEAR PLANTS UNSAFE IN ANY ERA BUSINESS INSURANCE AG 27 73 P39 PETER PRINCIPLE IS BIGGEST GREMLIN TO SAFETY ON JOB SAYS CANADA EXEC BUSINESS INSURANCE AG 27 73 P42 MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW SECURITY IN THE DRUG INDUSTRY OCCUPATt ONAL HAZARDS S 73 P37-41 EIGHT POINT PLAN PAYS SAFETY DIVIDENDS SOULLIARD CLARENCE LOCCUPAT IONAL HAZARDS S 73 P42-45 SCIENCE SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON ACCIDENT PRONENESS BRODY LEON OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS S 73 P61-64 INTRODUCTION TO LNG FOR PERSONNEL SAFETY AMERICAN GAS ASSOC 73 53P HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY MY 73 20P ANNUAL REPORT 1972 JAPAN INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ASSOCIATION JAPAN INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ASSOC 73 40P MODEL BILL TO REQUIRE SAFETY GLAZING IN HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS CONSUMER SAFETY GLAZING COMM NO 4P HIGHLY AUTOMATED PLANT CARBONOALE COLO PRODUCES ROCK DUST COAL MINES PIT 6 QUARRY F 73 P99-100 SPEECH BEFORE THE AMERICAN BOILER MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION STENDER JOHN H DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 0 31 73 4P EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN OF ENGINEERING STRUCTURES BELL C G NUCLEAR SAFETY JA/F 73 Pl-5 PROBABILITY ANALYSIS APPLIED LIGHT WATER REACTORS LOSS OF COOLANT ACOT LINDACKERS K H NUCLEAR SAFETY JA/F 73 P14-20 NSC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE COURSE CALENDAR 1974 NSC 73 IP HAZARDOUS MATERIALS A REPORT OF A SURVEY NSC WOOD PRODUCTS SECTION S 73 IIP NEW BOREHOLE TECHNIQUES OFFER HOPE FOR GASSY MINES CHIRON IS NICHOLAS P COAL AGE JA 73 P50-52 NEW PACKER HELPS CONTROL METHANE IN COAL NINES COBBS J H COAL AGE JA 73 P60-62 OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P6 VOICE OF THE READER NAT I ONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P8-14 SAFETYBRIEF S NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P15-28 CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P32-36 STANDARDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P38-40 COMING EVENTS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P 42-45 OSHA GRAM NA TI ONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P4748 VINCENT TOFANY IS NEW COUNCIL PRESIDENT NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P50-51 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT EYE PROTECTION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P 53- 54 VISION CONSERVATION PROGRAM THE PROFESSIONAL APPROACH SIMON SAMUEL J NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P55-60 EYE INJURIES DEMAND PROMPT FIRST AIO NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P61-64 SUN GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES A LOOK AT THE DARK SIDE 0 NEIL JAMES E NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P65-66 WORK HAZARDS AND HANDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P67-68 MOST MISUSED NOISE CONTROL MATERIAL SOUND ABSORPTION ROCKWELL THOMAS H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P69-71 TARGET HEALTH HAZARD LEAD NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P72-78 IOEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P80-81 SAFETY CLIPS BOV OENNIS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P85 HOT LOG PREPARATION FOR VENEER PEELING DATA SHEET 642 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 RCLE OF CHANGE IN ACCIDENTS JOHNSON WILLIAM G NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PART 1 THE DESIGN OF A P87-89 P90-98 SYSTEM KYSOR HARLEY 0 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 73 P98-102 MECHANICAL 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COLLISION PROC NARINE SAFETY COUNCIL JL 73 P135-137 COAST GUARD ROLE UNDER PORTS AND WATERWAYS SAFETY ACT PROC NARINE SAFETY COUNCIL JL 73 P138-140 INPORTANCE OF COMPLETE EMERGENCY SYSTEMS EVALUATIONS PROC MARINE SAFETY COUNCIL JL 73 P140-141 NBS MEASURES NOISE IN TRUCK CABS TECHNICAL NEWS BULL F 73 P32-33 SULFUR DIOXIDE REMOVAL IS FEASIBLE CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING NEWS JL 16 73 P15-16 FEDERAL SAFETY LAW PLACES BIG BURDEN ON DESIGNERS ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD JL 5 73 P9 ETIOLOGY OF PRODUCTS LIABILITY MORAN EDWARD T ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEWS MR 73 P 8-19 CONDUCTIVE FLOORING PREVENTING THE UNSEEN HAZARD MRUK JAMES LAB DATA SUMMER 73 P6-7 SURVEY ON SURVEILLANCE NATL ELECTRONIC INJURY SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM WHITE WILLIAM V LAB DATA SUMMER 73 PB-9 SAFETY AT GUNPOINT TESTING OF BULLET RESISTING MATERIAL SAUNDERS G W LAB DATA SUMMER 73 P10-12 SAFETY AROUND THE EOGE S BOGUE R J LAB DATA SUMMER 73 P13-15 GUARDING AGAINST FALLS UL SLIP RESISTANCE TESTING KILLOREN E W LAB DATA SUMMER 73 P19-20 SWIMMING POOLS RECREATION OR RISK CAPPS J S LAB DATA SUMMER 73 P21-23 EPA ADOPTS EASED EMISSION STANDARDS SCHNEIDER CHARLES E AVIATION WEEK SPACE TECH JL 16 73 P30-31 FACTORY MUTUAL TESTING AND RESEARCH RECORO JL/AG 73 P4-10 OVERALL A GOOD CASE OF PREPLANNING RECORO JL/AG 73 PIl-15 INTRODUCING AN ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SAFETY TESTER I A E I NEMS HY/JE 73 P45-46 ELECTRICITY ACCIOENTS MCKINNEY FRANCIS M I A E I NEWS MY/JE 73 P47-48 RADIATION CONTROL FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY NIXON RICHARD M GOVT PRINT OFF 73 106P SPECIFIC HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION AND REQ PER PROTECTIVE EQP NSC RUB PL SEC NEWSLETTER AG 73 P4 FURNACE CAN BE A DANGEROUS HOT SPOT GRUND EDWARD V NSC METALS SEC NEWSLETTER AG 73 P3-4 WELDING SHOP EXPLOSION NSC HOSP SF SER SEC NEWSLETTER JL 73 P4 ACCIDENT INFORMATION NSC RES DEV SEC NEWSLETTER AG 73 P4 MAXWELL HOUSE ON OFF THE JOB SAFETY NSC -FO BEV SEC NEWSLETTER AG 73 P4 SAFETY TRAINING FOR NEW EMPLOYEES BLAIR EUGENE E NSC GLS CRMCS SEC NEWSLETTER AG 73 Pl-2 DESIGN CAN REOUCE 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3974 73 3975 73 4001 73 4004 73 4006 73 4007 73 4010 73 4014 73 4015 73 4016 73 4017 73 4018 73 4019 73 4020 73 4021 73 4022 73 4023 73 4028 73 4032 73 4043 73 4044 73 4045 73 4046 73 4047 73 4048 73 4049 73 4050 73 4051 73 4 052 73 4053 73 4076 73 4077 OLD WIVES TALES VS EDP FACTS PEARSON HARVIN W NSC PLP PPR SC NEWSLETTER 0 73 Pl-2 ACCIDENT INFORMATION NSC RES DEV SEC NEWSLETTER JL 73 P4 SUPERVISORS SAFETY OBSERVATION HANDBOOK NSC 73 IBP SYSTEMS FOR THE EXTINGUISHING OR CONTROL OF FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS SCHWARTZ R W NSC RUB PL SEC NEWSLETTER 0 73 P2-5 AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF 73 PBLC LW 93-86 CONGRESS AG 10 73 29P SAFEGUARDING MACHINE TOOLS ATKINSON JR WILLIAM NSC PW PR FG SEC NEWSLETTER S 73 PI-4 FLAME RESISTANT FABRICS LEHMAN H HAROLO HOSPITALS JAHA 0 16 73 P98-106 FIRE SAFETY RULES IN HIGH RISE BUILOINGS GOOD HOUSEKEEPING JE 73 P180 DO YOU THINK WERE ALIVE BLANK JOSEPH P READERS DIGEST S 73 P71-75 IS YOUR HOME A FAMILY FIRETRAP YOUNG WARREN R READERS DIGEST S 73 P181-186 FLAMMABILITY OF CONSUMER PRODUCTS VOL 3 FIRE AND FLAMMABILITY SERIES HILAOO CARLOS J TECHNOMIC 73 126P ANNUAL DEATH AND INJURY SURVEY INTL ASSOC FIRE FIGHTER N 72 UNP WHAT COLOR IS SAFETY OSHA PAINT CODE GIVES SYSTEMATIC GUIDELINES COLLEGE UNIVERSITY BUSINESS 0 73 P45 OSHA MONITOR SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT 0 73 P12-18 EXPERIENCE WITH OSHA HAS FAILED TO SOLVE 1N0USTRYS SAFETY PROBLEM ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD 0 25 73 P12 FALL ERS AND SUCKERS HANDBOOK WRKMN COMP BPARO BRITISH COLUM JE 73 107P GAS INDUSTRY 1972 DISABLING INJURY EXPERIENCE AMER GAS ASSOC 73 26P SOME SAFETY FACTS SUGGESTED OPERATING PROC CRYOGENICS LIQUID HELIUM GALLAGHER ROBERT G APPLIED HEALTH PHYSICS N 73 UNP UNITED NATIONS CONF ON HUMAN ENVIRONMENT IMPLI AIR POLLU PREVEN ASSOCS BARTHEL CHRISTOPHER J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC 0 72 P950-954 TWISTED WIRE LINE WATCHES FOR FIRE COAL AGE MR 73 P82 NEW PRODUCT IS IT TOXIC GERARDE H W CHEMTECH MR 73 P179-181 SPECIAL STUDY PASSENGER SURVIVAL IN TURBOJET DITCHINGS CRIT CASE REV NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AP 5 73 26P ANALYSIS OF SAFETY TRANSPORTATION HAZARDOUS MATERIALS NAV HATERS U S NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO MR 15 72 24P SPECIAL STUDY CARRIAGE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS BY AIR NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO AP 26 72 89P SPECIAL STUDY TRAIN ACCIDENTS ATTRIBUTED TO NEGLIGENCE OF EMPLOYEES NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MY 24 72 23P MANDATORY SAFETY STANOARCS UNDERGROUND COAL MINES FEDERAL REGISTER 0 31 73 P29997-30000 NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH FEDERAL REGISTER 0 18 73 P28934-28935 IN FIRE SAFETY THE FUTURE IS NOW MACBRIDE ROLANO R MODERN PLASTICS N 73 P63-67 HIGH RISE FIRE SAFETY PRECAUTION SCHEDULED FOR CANADA BUILDING CODE BUSINESS INSURANCE N 5 73 P58 INDUSTRIAL FIRES CAUSE *2.93 BILLION IN PROPERTY DAMAGE DURING 1972 BUSINESS INSURANCE N 5 73 P59 PRODUCT SAFETY OFFICIAL ASKS FOR INFORMATION ON DEFECTIVE GOODS BUSINESS INSURANCE N 5 73 P12 BILL WOULD COMPENSATE RESPIRATORY DISEASE VICTIMS BUSINESS INSURANCE N 5 73 P49 CONSTRUCTIONAL SAFETY CAMPAIGN IN QUEBEC BUSINESS INSURANCE N 5 73 P60 DESIGN IS MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT SAFETY LIABILITY FACTOR ATTORNEY BUSINESS INSURANCE N 5 73 P66 PRODUCT RISKS DEPEND ON MAKERS SAFETY POLICY BUSINESS INSURANCE N 5 73 P70 FEDERAL ROLE IN JOB SAFETY ANO HEALTH REPRINT MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW AG 73 P28-55 INDUSTRY BUSINESS EMERGENCY PLANNING SEMINARS DEFENSE CIVIL PREPARED AGENCY JL 73 38P METHANE CONTROL IN EASTERN US COAL MINES IC 8621 BUREAU OF MINES 73 96P HELP FROM WITHIN THE IVORY TOWER HALL RAYMOND C ASSE JOURNAL S 73 P12-16 EXAMINATION OF SAFETY ENGINEERING BROWNING R L ASSE JOURNAL S 73 P20-22 etc 0216 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 53 73 *078 73 *082 73 *085 73 *086 73 *087 73 *088 73 *089 73 *090 73 *091 73 *092 73 * 093 73 *097 73 *098 73 *099 73 *100 73 *102 73 *103 73 *10* 73 *106 73 *107 73 *108 73 *110 73 *111 73 *112 73 *118 73 *138 73 *1*2 73 *1*3 73 *1*8 73 *155 73 *156 73 *157 73 *158 73 *159 73 *160 73 *161 73 *16* 73 *165 73 *169 73 *170 ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN INDUSTRIAL PLANTS LEE RALPH H ASSE JOURNAL S 73 P3fr-*Z FACIAL INJURIES IN FOOTBALL WILSON KENT ANER ACADEMY OPHTHAL OTOL N/D 73 ORL *3*-*37 SIGNAL AND SECURITY SYSTEMS INSURE HIGH RISE SAFETY HAMMOCK E V ELCTRCL CNSTRCTN MAINTENANCE 0 73 P59-61 195 ONSITE INSPECTION AND PROTECTION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT HUGHES THOMAS A ELCTRCL CNSTRCTN MAINTENANCE 0 73 P75-77 207 FIRE PREVENTION FOR SMALL COMMUNITIES FRIEDMAN FRED H FIRE JOURNAL N 73 P16-17 LARGE SCALE FIRE TESTS RIGID CELLULAR PLASTIC WALL ROOF INSULATION MARONI W F FIRE JOURNAL N 73 P2*-29 LARGE SCALE HALON 1301 FIRE TEST PROGRAM POESCHL PAUL M FIRE JOURNAL N 73 P35-3B HAZAROS OF FIREWORKS FIRE JOURNAL N 73 P*2-*6 UP IN SMOKE CHEMTECH 0 73 P578 PROCESS HAZAROS TO HEALTH PENDERGRASS JOHN A CHEMTECH 0 73 P622-625 OUT IN THE PLANT PEOPLE TO PEOPLE IN PONCE CHEMTECH 0 73 P638-6A0 FLAMMABLE FABRICS STILL A BURNING QUESTION BORGESON LILLIAN FAMILY HEALTH AG 73 P33 *1 SIZING STANDARD FOR FIRE BLANKETS WALLIS NORMAN INDUSTRIAL SAFETY JL 73 P307-308 IT COULO HAPPEN TO YOU INDUSTRIAL SAFETY JL 73 P308-309 EFFECTS SHIFT WORK ON WORKER HEALTH TAYLOR P J INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE E SURGERY S 73 P13-19 32 FORMALDEHYDE HOW MUCH OF A HAZARD AHMAD I INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE C SURGERY S T3 P26-27 INITIAL MANAGEMENT OF BURNS INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE E SURGERY S 73 P29-31 SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE COURSES FOR 197* NSC 73 UNP OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STATISTICS OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 1972 OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH AOMIN 73 57P ECONOMIC IMPACT OF NOISE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 73 10*P NOISE PROGRAMS PROFESSION INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS UNIVERSITIES COLLEG ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 73 VP FUMJAMENTALS OF NOISE MEASUREMENT BUREAU OF MINES AP 73 77P JOB SAFETY GUIDE CONTINUOUS MINER OPERATION BUREAU OF MINES AP 73 3*P AIRCRAFT ACDT RPR TS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1973 A COT S NO 1 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP IN PLANT TESTING OF SLURRY PUMPS BRYANS J E CANADIAN MINING JOURNAL 0 73 P56-57 HAZAROS THAT CATCH THE EYE FAMILY SAFETY FALL 73 P26-27 QUESTIONS ANO ANSWERS ABOUT YOXK NSC INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AWARD NSC REV AG 72 2P ASSOCIATION SAFETY AWARD NSC 72 2P APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDAROS VERMONT PLAN FEDERAL REGISTER 0 16 73 P28658-28660 PILOT STUDIES IN MET OUST CONTROL TYREE PHILIP 0 MINING CONGRESS J S 73 P26-27 EQUIPMENT MODIFICATION FOR INCREASED SAFETY ROGICH DONALD G MINING CONGRESS J S 73 P28-3L MINING AND THE ENVIRONMENT MUNROE GEORGE B MINING CONGRESS J S 73 P32-38 DESIGNING SAFETY INTO UNDERGROUND MINING EQUIPMENT NOISE ABATEMENT HOLVENSTOT CLYDE MINING CONGRESS J S 73 P39-*3 DESIGNING SAFETY INTO UNDERGROUND MINING EQUIPMENT DUST CONTROL FIFE WARREN E MINING CONGRESS J S 73 P**-*8 DESIGNING SAFETY UNDERGROUND MINING EQUIPMENT FIRE SUPPRESS FACE MACHI GREENE PRESCOTT MINING CONGRESS J S 73 P*9-5* DESIGNING SAFETY INTO UNDERGROUND MINING EQUIPMENT CABS AND CANOPIES KARLOVSKY JERRY JR MINING CONGRESS J S 73 P55-57 BETTER BUILDING COOES THROUGH BETTER FIRE REPORTS MILLER JOSEPH E FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE N 73 P25r28 VOLUNTEERS AVOIO AMMONIA DISASTER BENNETT JIM E FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE N 73 P29-30 WASTE CONTROL IN A FRAGILE ENVIRONMENT ENVIRO SCIENCE C TECHNOLOGY N 72 P9SO-982 HARD ROAD AHEAD FOR CITY INCINERATORS ENVIRO SCIENCE t TECHNOLOGY N 72 P992-993 ETC 02166 54 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL i 73 4171 73 4173 73 4175 73 4176 73 4182 73 4183 73 4184 73 4185 73 4196 73 4197 73 4198 73 4199 73 4200 73 4201 73 42 02 73 4203 73 4204 73 4205 73 4206 73 4207 73 4209 73 4210 73 4211 73 4212 73 4214 73 4217 73 4218 73 4219 73 4220 73 4223 73 4225 73 4226 73 4231 73 4232 73 4239 73 4242 73 4243 73 4244 73 4245 73 4268 WET SCRUBBERS TACKLE POLLUTION ONNEN JANES H ENVIRO SCIENCE TECWJOLOGY N 72 P994-998 POTENTIAL HAZARDS AND ENTRY INTO UNDERGROUND CONFINED SPACES CODE WAYNE CANADIAN OCCUPATIONAL SFTV S/0 73 P4 6 EMULSION FIRE RETARCANT EXPERIMENT PEARSON TED F FIRE COMMAM) N 73 P16 GAS STATION FIRE TRAGEDY DREXELI US ROBERT FIRE COMMAND N 73 P26-27 DOCTORS STUDY UNCOVERS TOLL TAKES AILMENTS CALLAHAN MARY ANN BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 22 73 P10 NATIONAL FIRE PROGRAM REVISED SENATE FLOOR VOTE EXPECTEO SOON BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 22 73 P14 WORKER AILMENTS AT BORDEN PLANT SPUR UNION OUTCRY OSHA PROBE BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 22 73 P22 FIGHT LNG SPILL FIRES WITH DRY CHEMICALS WESSON H R HYDROCARBON PROCESSING N 73 P234-244 ANNUAL REPORT TENNESSEE DEP OF LABOR 1972 TENNESSEE DEP OF LABOR ND 83P SAFETY PRACTICES FOR CHAIN SLINGS GUIDE TO OSHA COMPLIANCE REPRINT FEISER CHARLES F PLANT ENGINEERING AG 9 73 P67-71 PROGRESS IN A TARGET INDUSTRY SARTWELL FRANK JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH 0 73 P2-6 INCENTIVES FOR SAFETY CZERNEK ANDREW JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH 0 73 P7-11 INDUSTRIAL NURSE SAFETY CATALYST WIRFS RALPH M JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH 0 73 P12-15 EARLY CLUES TO JOB HEALTH HAZARDS L E W ANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH 0 73 P16-21 WHY VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH 0 73 P22-24 SAFETY MEASURES IN THE STEAM NAPHTHA REFORMING PROCESS KULKARNI B D INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CHRONICLE AP/JE 73 P33-38 DUST EVALUATION STUDIES DURING MINING AND MILLING OF URANIUM SAHA S C INDUSTRIAL SAFETY CHRONICLE AP/JE 73 P53-57 V BELT DRIVES PIT QUARRY 0 73 PI13-121 WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE COMPANY LIBRARY DOEBLER PAUL D MANAGEMENT REVIEW N 73 P48-51 PLANT SAFETY ENHANCED BY CONDUCTIVE FLOORING CHEMICAL PROCESSING S 73 P51 TESTING INOUSTRYS MATERIALS SPECIAL SERVICE RECORD S/0 73 P4-9 PREPLAN FOR FIRE RECORD S/0 73 P15-17 QUICK OPEN DOORS SFTY OEVICES SAFE PRACTICES CAN PREVENT EXPLOSIONS RECORD S/0 73 P20-23 WORKMENS COMPENSATION REFORM JOURNAL OF AMERICAN INSURANCE FALL 73 Pl-4 INJURY UNDER SURVEILLANCE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN INSURANCE FALL 73 PI0-15 J P STEVENS AIMS BEYONO OSHA IN COMPANY WIDE SAFETY PROGRAM BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 8 73 P62 63 REPORT CLAIMS AIRLINE FATAEITY RATES DROP 508 BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 8 73 P63 SAFETY FOR SANDHOGS IS A SOMETIMES THING KRAKOWIECKI MARIE BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 8 73 P35 90 CRITICS CLAIM REACTOR SAFETY YEARS BEHINO THOMAS PATRICK BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 8 73 P44 77 82 OSHA COULD BE STRENGTHENED THROUGH ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYERS ALLEN FRED T BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 8 73 P71-72 CLAIMS COST CUT LEAD TO HIGH RISE DEATH TRAPS BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 8 73 PBS NATIONAL COMMISSION ON WORK COMP LAWS LAUDED BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 8 73 P87 TOXICOLOGY OF CARBON MONOXIDE NSC TEXTILE SEC NEWSLETTER S 73 P3-4 ACCREDITATION OF TESTING LABORATORIES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FEOERAL REGISTER N 14 73 P31421 SAFETY BODY COUNT CONSUMERISM TRIAL MAGAZINE S/0 73 P34 41 POSITIVE LOOK AT OSHA STORRS JAMES L TOOLING AND PRODUCTION 0 73 P34-37 HOW TO LIVE WITH OSHA RULES CITATIONS AND PENALTY NOTICES RAILTON W SCOTT PULP AND PAPER N 73 P112-113 CSHA INSPECTIONS UNCOVER A VARIETY OF MILL VIOLATIONS PULP AND PAPER N 73 PI 14-115 CN THE QUESTION OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES PITTMAN FRANK K ELECTRICAL WORLD 0 1 73 P44-46 REVIEW OF RESPIRABLE DUST RESEARCH AT BCR WHITEHEAD KENNETH MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL JL 73 P48-55 ETC 02167 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 55 73 4269 73 42 70 73 4271 73 4272 73 4273 73 4274 73 4275 73 4276 73 4277 73 4280 73 4281 73 4288 73 4289 73 4290 73 4291 73 4292 73 4293 73 4294 73 4312 73 4313 73 4314 73 4315 73 4316 73 4317 73 4318 73 4319 73 4320 73 4321 73 4322 73 4323 73 4324 73 4325 73 4327 73 4328 73 4329 73 4330 73 4331 73 4332 73 4333 73 4334 HANDLING FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS SAFELY STEVENS ARTHUR M INLAND PRINT/AMER LITH S 73 P44-47 EYE SAFETY ANO THE LAM NICHOLS 'OSEPH E SIGHT SAVING REV I EM FALL 73 P149-154 AIR QUALITY A CONTINUING EFFORT ANO A CONTINUING PROBLEM EOI SON ELECTRIC INST BULL S/0 73 P210-211 CHALLENGE OF DEVELOPING PERFORMANCE TESTS BRENNER F CECIL ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS S 73 P8-14 PERFORMANCE TESTS IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION DILLON ROBERT ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS S 73 P15-21 QUALITY ASSURANCE FOR RISK EVALUATION ANO PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION BENDER MEYER ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS S 73 P22-29 CONSUMER NEEDS PRODUCT ALTERNATIVES AND RISKS STARR CHAUNCEY ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS 0 73 P8-12 SETTING STANDARDS FOR CONSUMER GOODS COLLAZZO CHARLES ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS 0 73 P18-22 ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF CONSUMER PRODUCT STANDARD A SURVEY ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEMS 0 73 P23-27 INDUSTRIAL FIRST AID MANUAL ALASKA DIV OF SAFETY NO 137P REDUCING HAZARDS IN MATERIALS HANDLING MODERN MATERIALS HANDLING N 73 P49-188 DISPOSAL OF SOLID MASTES FROM HIGH RISES A TALL ORDER GERSHOHITZ HAROLD SHORTCUT TO SAFETY COMMERCE N 73 P30-OL-33-OL CROOK MARREN G THE AOPA PILOT S 73 P66-67 AIR POLLUTION ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS ANO CHRONIC AIRMAYS OBSTRUCTION EMERSON PETER A J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AG 73 P635-638 COCOA BEANS AN UNLOADING HAZARO FOR LONGSHOREMEN MILL IAMS NORMAN J XCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AG 73 P642-646 MERCURY AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD VOSTAL J J J OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AG 73 P649-656 SPECIAL STUDY GENERAL AVIATION STALL SPIN ACCIDENTS 1967-1969 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO S 13 72 VP MECHANICAL PLATING SAFE AND SURE PROTECTION FOR CRITICAL PARTS BREMNER R C MACHINE DESIGN S 20 73 P162-166 NON SMOKING SMOKER OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ROSPA S 73 P9 JOINT CONSULTATION OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ROSPA S 73 P10-12 ACCIDENTS AT MORK CLIFF K S OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ROSPA S 73 P13-14 BLANKETING AGAINST HAZARDS MI TH PROFIT OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ROSPA S 73 P16-18 PRIDE AFTER A FALL SWAFFIELO LAURA OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ROSPA S 73 P22-24 ANALYZING THE HAZARDS OF THE JOB CLACK GEORGE JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 73 P3-7 GETTING IT TOGETHER IN THE GRAPHIC ARTS LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 73 P13-17 TAKING OVER FROM OSHA BECK PHIL JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 73 P18-21 MOST VIOLATED STANOAROS JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 73 P27 ALCOHOLIC EMPLOYEE MULF GARY M PERSONNEL JOURNAL AG 73 P702-704 719 HEALTH SAFETY ANO THE CORPORATE BALANCE SHEET 0 BRIEN PATRICIA E PERSONNEL JOURNAL AG 73 P725-729 JOHNSTON MEMORIAL LECTURE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH INACTION OR IN ACTION THURBER PACKARD JR JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE F 73 P85-88 WHAT KILLS AND DISABLES PEOPLE MHO WORK CUNNICK WILLIAM R JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE F 73 P89-91 TALC A POSSIBLE OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGEN BLEJER HECTOR P JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE F 73 P92-97 MEDICAL MONITORING IN INDUSTRY ROBINSON THEODORE R JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE F 73 P127-128 HELICOPTERS TO THE RESCUE DEJONG JOHN FIRE COMMAND 0 73 P12-13 FEDERAL LEGISLATION HUGHES J THOMAS FIRE COMMAND 0 73 P14 MOBILE HOMES AND FIRE SAFETY TRYON GEORGE H FIRE COMMAND 0 73 P15-17 APARTMENT COMPLEX FIRE RANKIN JAMES L FIRE COMMAND 0 73 P28-29 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P12-13 BE PREPARED WILLIAMS HARRISON JRTRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P14-15 18 HOTS EAT MACKENZIE DONALD E TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P16-18 ETC 02168 56 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 73 4335 73 4336 73 4337 73 4338 73 4339 73 4340 73 4341 73 4342 73 4343 73 4344 73 4345 73 4346 73 4347 73 4348 73 4349 73 4350 73 4351 73 4352 73 4353 73 4354 73 4355 73 4356 73 4357 73 4358 73 4359 73 4360 73 4361 73 4362 73 4363 73 4364 73 4365 73 4366 73 4367 73 4368 73 4369 73 4370 73 4371 73 4372 73 4373 73 4375 STATES RIGHTS OR WORKERS RIGHTS SAMUELS SHELDON H TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P20-21 24 POSSIBLE PITFALLS ALLEN T C TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P22-23 NEW PLAGUES BERNAN DANIEL M TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P26-27 PROGRESSIVE STEP LOCKE LAURENCE S LITIGATION IMPACT TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P28 30 STRAMONDO SALVATORE TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P29-30 BUCKLE UP YOUR BELT OR ELSE TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P31 39 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY ACT ELKINO ARNOLD B TRIAL MAGAZINE JL/AG 73 P42-43 OFFICIALLY OSHA VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P6 SAFETY BRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P8-I2 COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P14-22 TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P26-32 CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL D 73 P34-35 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P40-46 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P49-50 PEOPLE ARE OUR BUSINESS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P52-53 SAFETY A PEOPLE PROBLEM ROSENFIELO HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P54-56 AT THE 61ST NSC CONGRESS RECORD NUMBER SAFETY SPECIALISTS TAKE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P58-62 TARGET HEALTH HAZARD SILICA NAT ION AL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P63-67 OSHACT AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING ZIFF STEPHEN J NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P68-70 MOBILE AUDIOMETRIC FACILITY SERVES MULTI PLANT OPERATION SHOPEN J L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P71-74 SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PART ,2 SMS ORGANIZATION KYSOR HARLEY 0 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P75-77 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NAT ION AL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P78t79 OFF THE JOB CURTIN THOMAS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P80-81 SAFETY CLIPS BOY DENNI S NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P83 POWER FEED WOOD PLANERS DATA SHEET 225 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P 87- 89 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS GALBRAITH OON L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P90-94 CARDIAC SURVIVAL NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 7i P95-97 INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE LEADERS NAMED FOR 1974 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P98-99 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL OFFICERS 1973--74 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS D' 73 PlOO WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROS ENFIELD HARRY N SAFETY LIBRARY GRANT MILDRED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P102-106 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P108-114 safety literature CATALOGS OTHER LITERATURE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P123-208 SUBJECT INDEX TO 1973 ARTICLES NEWSCOPE NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS D 73 P210- 219 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL D 73 P220-226 NATI ONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 73 P241-243 WORK INJURIES IN LOGGING CALIFORNIA 1970 CALIF OEP INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS N 73 39P ANNUAL REPORT 1972-1973 NEBRASKA NEB WORKMANS COMP COURT N 30 73 IBP RECENT DEVELOPMENTS COAL MINE FIRE AND EXPLOSION PREVENTION RES GRUMER JOSEPH BUREAU OF MINES 73 21P PORTABLE LADDERS SAFETY STANDARDS BULL NO 4P POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS SAFETY STANDARDS BULL NO 4P IC8616 ETC 02169 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 57 73 4376 73 A377 73 4378 73 4379 73 A380 73 A381 73 4394 73 A395 73 A396 73 A397 73 A398 73 A399 73 AAOO 73 AAO 1 73 AA02 73 AA03 73 AAOA 73 AA05 73 AA06 73 AA07 73 AA08 73 AAA8 73 AA51 73 AA52 73 AA53 73 AA5A 73 AA55 73 AA57 73 4461 73 AA70 73 AA71 7A 0007 7A 0011 7A 0012 7A 0013 7A 001A 7A 0015 7A 0016 7A 0017 7A 0018 BENCH GRINDERS SAFETY STANDARDS BULL ND 2P ELECTRICAL GROUNDING SAFETY STANDARDS BULL ND AP FIRES AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SAFETY STANDARDS BULL ND 2P STATUS REPORT GLAZING REQUIREMENTS BUILDING CODES AND LEGISLATION ARICHITECUTRAL ALUM CERT Q AP/MY/JE/ 73 P6-7 ARCHITECTURAL GLASS A PRODUCT HAZARD CASE HISTORY WHITE WILLIAM V ARCHITECTURAL ALUM CERT Q AP/MY/JE 73 PA-5 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL ROLE IN SAFETY GLAZING DYKSTRA PHIL ARCHITECTURAL ALUM CERT 0 AP/MY/JE 73 P2 3 10 YOU MUST KEEP RECORDS FOR OSHA PART l OF 2 KINCAID F ALLEN INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR N 73 P3-A SAFETY IS IN YOUR OWN HANDS RAM AOORAI R INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR N 73 P5-7 MASONRY CUTTING 5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR N 73 P8-9 BOOMERANG TECHNIQUE FOR MEETING OBJECTIONS POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR N 73 PlO-ll ARE YOU AN OFFENSIVE DRIVER JOHNSON JIM W INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR N 73 P12-13 YOU CAN HELP DEVELOP SAFETY STANDARDS KRAMOS PAUL INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR N 73 P14-15 LIMERICK WINNERS AUGUST CHALLENGE TO YOU INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR N 73 P16 INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR D 73 P2 SAFETY THROUGH POSITIVE ACTION SHAW CHARLES H JR INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR D 73 P3-6 HARD NOSED DISCIPLINE A THING OF THE PAST INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR D 73 P6-7 ACETYLENE AND FUEL GASES 5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR D 73 P8-9 DO YOU KNOW HOW TO COMMUNICATE POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR D 73 P1D-12 MORE OSHA RECORDS PART 2 OF 2 KINCAID F ALLEN INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR D 73 P12-13 TRUE SPIRIT OF SAFETY REED JOHN S INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR D 73 P14-15 LIMERICK WINNERS SEPTEMBER INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR D 73 P16 DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCILS JOLIET PAUL V 04ERGENCY MEDICINE TODAY AG 72 10P ARKANSAS VITAL STATISTICS ANNUAL REPORT 1972 ARKANSAS DEP OF HEALTH N 73 161P AWARDS NATIONAL LIMESTONE INSTITUTE SAFETY COMPETITION 1972 BUREAU OF MINES N 73 17P ANNUAL REPORT OF RAILROAD ACCIDENTS REPORTED FOR YEAR 1972 CALIF PUBLIC UTILITIES COMM JE 30 73 VP MEETING THE CHALLENGE TO NUCLEAR ENERGY HEAD ON OOUB WILLIAM 0 ATOMIC INDUSTRIAL FORUM N 12 73 P13-22 NO EASY ANSWERS ANO NO ABSOLUTES RAY DIXIE LEE ATOMIC INDUSTRIAL FORUM N 14 73 P6-12 PBLC LW 93-153 MINERAL LEASING ACT OF 1920 AMENDMENTS CONGRESS N 16 73 18P PBLC LW 93-116 MERCHANT MARINE ACT 1936 AMEFDMENTS CONGRESS 0 1 73 IP RAILROAD FREIGHT CAR SAFETY STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER N 21 73 P32224-32239 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS ILLINOIS PLAN FEDERAL REGISTER N 5 73 P30436-30438 ACCIOENTS OF ALL KINDS KILLED 14100 HURT 2 POINT 4 MILLION TRANSPORT TOPICS S 17 73 P13 KEEPING SCORE ON INJURY COSTS EMPLOYERS INSURANCE OF WAUSAU 71 14P FIFTEEN QUESTIONS KNOW THE ANSWERS PREVENT CAVE INS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ADMIN 73 UNP BASIC STATISTICS OF THE COMMUNITY 12 ED 1972 STATISTICAL OFF EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES NO 218P CRUGS IN THE WORK PLACE AN UNSAFE CONDITION IAPA ACCIDENT PREVENTION D 73 P3-5 REFRIGERANT CONTAINING COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES NONELECTRICAL UL 207 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 73 15P SHEATHED HEATING ELEMENTS UL 1030 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 73 9P POWER OPERATED PUMPS FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS UL 79 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES 73 10P ROLE OF INDUSTRIAL NURSE IN DETECTION ANO PREVENTION OF DRUG ABUSE HINE C H OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING AP 69 P15-17 ETC 02170 58 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 7A 0020 74 0021 7A 0037 7A 0038 7A 0039 7A 00A1 7A 00A6 7A 00A7 7A 00A8 7A 00A9 7A 0050 7A 0051 7A 0052 7A 0053 7A 0057 7A 0059 7A 0060 7A 006A 7A 0066 7A 0067 7A 0071 7A 0072 7A 0073 7A 007A 7A 0075 7A 008A 7A 0092 7A 0093 7A 0111 7 A 0112 7A 0113 7A OUA 7A 0115 7 A 0116 7A 0117 7A 0119 7A 0120 7 A 0122 7A 012A 7A 0125 ETHYLENE CHEMICAL SAFETY DATA SHEET SO 100 MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC 73 17P GUIDELINES AND PRINCIPLES FOR DESIGN OF RAPID TRANSIT FACILITIES INSTITUTE FOR RAPID TRANSIT MY 73 SAP SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN HEALTH AND SAFETY IN FOUNDRIES LAWR1E W B BRITISH FOUNDRYMAN AG 72 P313-317 DEVELOPMENT OF AIR 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COMMISSION MEMBER VIEWS NATIONAL FIRE PRIORITIES JABLONSKY JOHN FIRE ENGINEERING 0 73 P46-48 DO SHIPPING AIDS SAVE LIVES OR LOSE HONEY BALTIC EXCHANGE MAG WINTER 72 P9-12 ELECTRONIC CONTROL CIRCUITS NATL AERONAUTICS SPACE AOMIN 73 23P ASPECTS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN THE PETRO CHEMICAL INDUSTRY BINNS C H B TRANS SOC OCCUP MEDICINE VOL 22 72 P116-121 HISTORY OF THE AUTOMOBILE TRANSIT VEHICLE AND SAFETY 1900 1974 PAVILON MICHAEL NSC JA 11 74 1 OP AIRPORT DESIGN STANDARDS SITE REQUIREMENTS TERMINAL NAVIG FACILITIES FEDERAL AVIATION ADMIN S 21 73 60P CARCINOGENESIS PROC CONF BRITISH OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE SOC 1971 ANNALS OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE VOL 15 72 Pl-79 DESIGNING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS FOR HOSPITALS PART 13 LIGHTING FISCHER MARVIN J ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE N 73 P70-73 FLAMMABLE FABRIC PROGRAM 1971 NATL BUREAU OF STANDARD D 72 79P WHY SPRINKLERED HIGH RISE BUILDINGS STILL EXTRR WALL SMOKE VENTS BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMIN D 73 P5 AHAM SAYS USER MANUAL SHOULO CONTAIN MICROWAVE 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LEUKEMIA DUE TO CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO BENZENE AKSOY MUZAFFER AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE F 72 P160-165 SAFETY COMMISSION FINDS PRODUCT HAZARDS PRODUCT ENGINEERING N 73 P14 REPORT IMPROVEMENT IN HEALTH AfC SAFETY COAL AGE 0 73 P40 46 50 AT US STEEL COAL MINES SAFETY IS AN ON LINE CONCEPT COAL AGE 0 73 P97-99 SOVIETS TIGHTEN AIR SAFETY RULES SERIOUS SHORTCOMINGS ADMITTED AVIATION WEEK SPACE TECHNOLOGY JA 14 74 P26 ELECTRICIOE PROBLEMS BOOK 10 MCKINNEY FRANCIS M ELECTRICAL SAFETY RESEARCH JL-N 73 VP ELECTRICIOE PROBLEMS BOOK 9 MCKINNEY FRANCIS M ELECTRICAL SAFETY RESEARCH AP-JE 73 VP STORAGE OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS AT FACTORIES HER MAJESTYS STATIONERY OFFICE 73 5 5P WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT POLLUTION CONTROL PHILIPBAR WILLIAM B SUPERVISION N 73 P12-14 ETC 02172 60 NATIONAL SAFETV COUNCIL 74 0218 74 0219 74 0220 74 0221 74 0222 74 0223 74 0224 74 0225 74 0226 74 0227 74 0228 74 0229 74 0230 74 0243 74 0245 74 0248 74 0249 74 0250 74 0251 74 0252 74 0253 74 0254 74 0255 74 0256 74 0257 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DUST IS LINKED TO DISEASE OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 73 P93 OSHA SIZEUP FROM COAUTHOR OF THE JOB SAFETY LAW MUSACCHIO CARL OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 73 P101-105 POWER PRESS FLAP WILL IT RESHAPE STANDARDS SETTING MUSACCHIO CARL OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 73 P107-110 OSHAS FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS DQ THE WHEELS TURN TOO SLOWLY OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 73 Pill-112 WHAT DOES IT COST TO COMPLY WITH OSHA OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 73 Pll*-117 MANAGEMENT PHILOSOPHY FOR ACCIDENT PREVENTION NSC TEXTILE SEC NEWSLETTER JE 73 P1-* MANDATORY SAFETY STANDARDS UNDERGROUND COAL MINES FEDERAL REGISTER D 19 73 P3A810 GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT PROTECTION SAFETY AND HEALTH REGS FOR CONSTRCTN FEDERAL REGISTER D * 73 P33397 ETC 021T5 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 63 74 0438 74 0479 74 0483 74 0488 74 0489 74 0490 74 0491 74 0492 74 0493 74 0494 74 0495 74 0496 74 0497 74 0498 74 0499 74 0500 74 0501 74 0502 74 0503 74 0504 7 4 0 505 74 0507 74 0508 74 0509 74 0511 74 0512 74 0513 74 0516 74 0517 74 0518 74 0519 74 0520 74 0521 74 0523 74 0524 74 0525 74 0527 74 0528 74 0529 74 0530 MANDATORY SAFETY STANOAROS UNDERGROUND COAL HINES FIRE DRILLS FEDERAL REGISTER 0 4 73 P33397 SAFETY BOARD SUGGEST DELAY IN TRANSPORT PLACARD PROG RAH VEERHOFF ALFRED B TRANSPORT TOPICS HR 26 73 P3 ANNUAL REPORT 1973 INDIANA INDIANA STATE HIGHHA Y COHHI SSI ON ND 6P FACT SHEETS ON PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS REVISED NSC 73 UNP STEEL ABOVEGROUNO TANKS FOR FLAHNABLE AND COHBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS UL 142 UNDERMRITERS LABORATORIES D 72 27P ELECTRIC GARDENING APPLIANCES UL 82 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES HR 73 57P OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO SULFUR DIOXIDE NATL INST OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH 74 112P GUIDE TO ENERGY NANAGEHENT HOW TO CONDUCT AN ENERGY AUDIT AHER SOC ASSOC EXECUTIVES 74 16P COLLECTION OF AIRBORNE COAL DUST BY STEAH RI 7819 CHENG LUNG BUREAU OF HINES 74 13P ANS NATIONAL TOPICAL MEETING ON WATER REACTOR SAFETY COTTRELL WILLIAM B NUCLEAR SAFETY S/0 73 P439-445 US STUDIES ON LMFBR FUEL BEHAVIOR UNDER ACCIDENT CONDITIONS OICKERHAN CHARLES E NUCLEAR SAFETY S/0 73 P452-460 SAFETY DIRECTOR 1974S BIG SPENDER OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS D 73 P40-41 EMERGING SAFETY MANAGEMENT PRIORITIES FOR 1974 OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 73 P43-46 OSHA TO EXTEND ITS REACH IN MATERIAL HANDLING SAFETY 1974 OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 73 P49-52 55 MEDICAL DIRECTOR LOOKS AHEAO TO 1974 EXTENDS PROGRAMS OSHA COMPONENT CLYNE ROBERT M OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS D 73 P57-60 IS YOUR SAFETY PROGRAM ON TARGET PETERSEN DANIEL C OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS D 73 P64-65 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY THE TECHNOLOGY HALLEY PAUL 0 ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEWS JA 74 P8-11 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY THE ASTM COMMITTEE BRIDGE DENNIS P ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEWS JA 74 P13-16 53 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY THE U S AGENCY ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEWS JA 74 P17-22 OSHA ADMINISTRATION ACCRDTN TSTNG LBRTRS CRTRA PROCEDURES ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEWS JA 74 P22-24 ISO NINTH TRIENNIAL MEETING SISCA V K ASTM STANDARDIZATION NEWS JA 74 P25-28 52 FIRE SAFETY IN HIGHRISE BUILDINGS FOR THE ELDERLY PART 2 SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGING F 73 116P CHATTANOOGA FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU YEARLY REPORT 1973 CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE FR PRTCTN BUR NO UNP GAS CHAMBER BENEDICT R T F A A AVIATION NEWS D 73 P4-5 FARM EMPLOYER AND THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OCCPTNL SFTY C HLTH ADMNSTRTN 72 UNP TRENCHING AND SHORING SAFETY DONNELLY C WILLIAM CONSTRUCTION MTHDS & EQPMNT D 73 P57-61 TRENCHING AND SHORING SAFETY SCHOOL ROUNDTABLE CONSTRUCTION MTHDS EQPMNT D 73 P62-64 ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT SMITH G P AMERICAN PAPER INDUSTRY F 74 P26-27 28 ARE GOGGLES SAFE GOTTLIEB HERBERT H LASER FOCUS F 74 P8 CANCER DEATHS AMONG PVC WORKERS CAUSE CONCERN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING NEWS JA 28 74 P6 SHOWDOWN SHAPES UP OVER POLLUTION LAWS CHEMICAL ENGINEERING NEWS JA 28 74 PI7-18 HALOGENATED EXTINGUISHING AGENT SYSTEMS JENSEN ROLF ENSIGN F 74 P20-22 FIRE SAFETY IN HIGWUSE BUILDINGS FOR THE ELDERLY PART 1 SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGING F 27 73 55P FREEZE PROTECTION FOR AIR HANOLING EQUIPMENT AMER SOC HEAT REFRIG AIR CON ENGS 73 18P GENERAL GALVANIZING A MANUAL OF SAFETY GALVANIZERS ASSOCIATION 72 41P STATISTICAL SUMMARIES OF ELECTRICAL FIRES AND ACCIDENTS BOOK 3 MCKINNEY FRANCIS M ELECTRICAL SAFETY RESEARCH JA 74 UNP ERROR CAUSE REMOVAL PROGRAM FOR INDUSTRY SWAIN ALAN D HUMAN FACTORS JE 73 P207-221 OIL POLLUTION WHATS AVAILABLE TO PREVENT OR CONTROL SPILLS MARINE ENGINEERING/LOG JE 73 P25-29 COAL MINING INDUSTRY FATALITIES IN 1973 BUREAU OF HINES JA 74 9P TRANSIT PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT HRR 449 HIGHWAY RESEARCH BOARD 73 74P 7* 057* 7* 0575 7* 0576 7* 0577 7* 0578 7* 0579 7* 0580 7* 0581 7* 0582 7* 0583 7* 058* 7* 0585 7* 0587 7* 0588 7* 0589 7* 0590 7* 0591 7* 0592 7* 0 593 7* 059* 7* 0598 7* 0599 7* 0600 7* 0601 7* 0602 7* 0606 7* 0611 7* 0612 7* 0613 7* 0630 7* 0631 7* 06 32 7* 0633 7* 063* 7* 0635 7* 0636 7* 0637 7* 0638 7* 0639 7* 06*2 OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P6 VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P8-12 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P14-20 CRISP TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P24-32 NATICNAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P34 38 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P41-42 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE TOF ANY VINCENT L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P44 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL PROTECTION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P47-48 MEETING OSHACT VENTILATION STANDARDS BAILEY WILLIAM J NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P49-56 IN THE POWER GENERATION INDUSTRY A HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM MILLER MAURICE H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P57-59 MOTIVATING FOR SAFETY IDEAS THAT WORKED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P60-61 PRICE CHARLES H SAFETY CLIPS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P62-63 NATIONAL SAFETY NBfS F 74 P67 TRENCH EXCAVATION DATA SHEET 254 REVISION A EXTENSIVE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P69-73 SPRING SAFETY CONFERENCES NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P74-80 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELO HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P88-100 SAFETY LIBRARY GRANT MILDRED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P102-118 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P119-128 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS F 74 P147-149 AMERICAN IMPRESSIONS OF HEALTH AND SAFETY USSR COAL MINING INOUSTRV SCH. ICK DONALD P COAL AGE JA 74 P56-61 PRODUCT DATA GUIDES OSHA COMPONENT OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 74 P50-51 MACHINE GUARDING VIOLATION WAS THE PENALTY EXCESSIVE OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 74 P60-61 STACKING VIOLATION SETS STAGE FOR FATAL ACCIDENT OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JA 74 P70-71 PROBLEM ORINKING HANNIGAN LARRY OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING JA 74 P19-20 EVALUATING YOUR SAFETY PROGRAM MOORE RICHARO P MONITOR OHIO JA 74 PS-7 RADIAL ARM SAWS CONSUMER REPORTS F 74 P164-165 168-171 TOXIC GASES CAN KILL UNWARY ENGINEERS TAKE EXTRA CARE BOILERS TANKS PROCEEDINGS MARINE SAFETY COUNCIL N 73 P227 STATISTICAL SUMMARY CASUALTIES COMMERCIAL VSSL S WESTERN RIVERS PROCEEDINGS MARINE SFTY CNCL N 73 P230-235 MODERNIZATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL RULES OF THE ROAD BARROW W W PROCEEDINGS MARINE SFTY CNCL N 73 P241-246 SUPPRESSION COAL DUST EXPLOSIONS PASS WAT BARRSINGLE ENTRY MINE RI7815 LIEBNAN ISRAEL BUREAU OF NINES 74 34P METHANE ANO OUST CONTROLS FOR LONGWALLS RI 7849 CETINBAS ABDURRAHMANBUREAU OF MtNES 74 16P DISASTER NURSING PREPARATION IN BASIC PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 65 IT2P NONIONIZING RADIATION MEASUREMENT CAPABILITIES FED ANO STATE AGENCIES HANKIN NORBERT N OFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS AG 73 43P ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY SURVEILLANCE GUIDE OFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS JE 72 26P SIMPLIFIED INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE CONTROLS MACHINING METALLIC BERYLLIUM PORT E A AUTONETICS DIV NOR AMER AVIATION MR 8 65 13P CITIZENS GUIOE TO CLEAN WATER IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA JE 73 95P ASSESSMENT POTEN RADIOL HEALTH EFFECTS RADON IN NATURAL GAS JOHNSON RAYMOND H JROFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS N 73 60P GROUND CONTROL ASPECTS OF COAL MINE OESIGN PROCEEDINGS IC 8630 BUREAU OF MINES 74 138P PULP MILL DIGESTERS DATA SHEET 340 REV A NSC 73 8P THEY SPELL MURDER POEM BELDEN LEW INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 74 P2 ETC 02177 GUIDE ro OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 65 74 0643 74 0644 74 0645 74 0646 74 0647 74 0648 74 0649 74 0650 74 0651 74 0652 74 0653 74 0654 74 0655 74 0656 74 0657 74 0658 74 0659 74 0660 74 0661 74 0662 74 0663 74 0664 74 0676 74 0678 74 06 79 74 0680 74 9681 74 0682 74 068 3 74 0585 74 0686 74 0705 74 0 706 74 0707 74 0708 74 0709 74 0710 74 0 711 74 0712 74 0713 BASICS OF SAFETY TRAINING AND HOUSEKEEPING MILLER HUBERT M INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 74 P3-5 PUT PUNCH VNTO YOUR LETTERS POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 74 P6-7 HE KNOH BETTER FIVE MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 74 P8-9 NO SECOND CHANCE HITH LASER BEAMS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 74 P10-11 ALL HANDS NEEDED TO MAKE SAFETY UORK SMARDENSKI GORDON INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 74 P12-I4 SAFETY MEETINGS CAN GET THE GANG TOGETHER INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 74 P14-I5 LIMERICK HINNERS OCTOBER INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JA 74 P16 MORE ABOUT THE OSHA RECORDS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 74 P2 GOO} MANNERS OIL OF HUMAN RELATIONS POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 74 P3-6 ITS YOUR JOB TO INFLUENCE ATTITUDES MARSHALL OQNALO H INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 74 P6-7 TABLE SAWS FIVE MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 74 P8-9 DONT CHEW FLESH WITH CHAIN SAHS JOtMSON JIM H ENJOY YOUR UORK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 74 PlO-12 LEWIS KENNETH L LETTERS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 74 P12-14 INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR NR 74 P15 LIMERICK WINNERS DECEMBER INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MR 74 P 1.6 SHOULD NOT MUST CLARIFICATION OF MEANINGS INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 74 P2 REVIEW YOUR PERFORMANCE POLLOCK TEO INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 74 P3-6 HOW TO DRIVE TO GET THERE MARSHALL DONALD H INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 74 P6-7 ARE YOU SAFETY MINDED FIVE MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 74 P8-9 IT TAKES A SELLING JOB TO PUT SAFETY ACROSS LEWIS KENNETH L INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 74 P10-14 CONTROL THE HIGH RISK ALLISON WILLIAM W INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 74 P14-15 LIMERICK WINNERS NOVEMBER INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR F 74 P16 OCCUPATIONAL SF HL STNDS HYDROSTATIC TEST FIRE EXTING ALUM SHELLS FEDERAL REGISTER JA 9 74 P1437 PROCEDURES FOR THE EVALUATION AND MONITORING OF APPROVED STATES PLANS FEDERAL REGISTER JA 15 74 P1837-1839 REPORTED ACCI0ENTS BY INDUSTRIES 1971-72 GREAT BRITAIN OCCUPATIONAL SAF HEALTH SUPP JE 73 P7 ELECTRICAL SAFETY . HEALTH DEVICES JA 74 PES3-ES23 MEAT WRAPPERS ASTHMA A NEW SYNDROME JAMA N 5 73 P639-641 HEARING ON S2L62 BILL TO AMENO FEDERAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE ACT VOL 1 SENATE COMM ON COMMERCE 0 1 69 139P ADVANTAGES OF DISPOSABLES SAFETY COST CONVENIENCE HOLMGREN JOHN H MODERN HOSPITAL JA 74 P35 PRESSURE RATINGS PREDICT FATIGUE LIFE BOULDEN LARRY L MACHINE DESIGN N 29 73 P81-82 LET RESONANCE DO YOUR FATIGUE TESTING LOVE WILLIAM J MACHINE DESIGN N 29 73 P82-83 REPORT SUPPLEMENTAL SELF LUMINOUS EXIT SIGNS AND MARKERS UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES N 28 72 VP EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS IN THE ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRY DEFENSE ELECTRIC POWER ADMIN 73 47P MANUAL LIFEBOATMEN ABLE SEAMEN QUALIFIED MEMBERS ENGINE DEPT COAST GUARD MR 1 73 136P BUTADIENE CHEMICAL SAFETY DATA SHEET SO 55 REV MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC 74 19P ACRYLONITRILE CHEMICAL SAFETY OATA SHEET SD 31 REV MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC 74 19P PROPYLENE CHEMICAL SAFETY OATA SHEET SD 59 MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC 74 17P OSHA WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT HOW RAILROADS ARE COMPLYING BARTLEY ROBERT D RAILWAY AGE D 31 73 P31-33 40 SHIPMENTS RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS OVER TOLL ROADS BRIDGES AND TUNNELS INTL BRIDGE TUNNEL TURNPIKE ASSOC F 74 VP HEARING ON S2162 BILL AMENO FEDERAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE ACT V2 SENATE COMM ON COMMERCE 0 2 69 P140-304 ETC 02178 66 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 0716 7* 0715 7* 0716 7* 0717 7* 0718 7* 0721 7* 0722 7* 0723 74 0724 74 0725 74 0726 74 0727 74 0728 74 0729 74 0730 74 0731 74 0732 74 0734 74 0735 74 0737 74 0738 74 0739 74 0741 74 0742 74 0761 74 0762 74 0764 74 0766 74 0767 74 0768 74 0769 74 0770 74 0771 74 0774 74 0775 74 0776 74 0777 74 0778 74 0779 74 0780 SAFETY INSPECTIONS FOR 197* MILL BE DOUBLED OSHA TELLS NSC NATIONAL PROVISIONER N 17 73 P24-43 SAFETY ACTION SHEET KEYS PROGRAM BRINGNAN MARGARET HOSPITALS J A H A JA 16 7* P85-88 PROTECTION SHUTOFF ARE YOU READY FOR IT RECORO J A/ F 7* P*-8 FIRST USE OF THE FEDE'iAL CLEAN AIR ACTS EMERGENCY AUTHORITY HAROY GEORGE E JR AMERICAN JOURNAL PUBLIC HEALTH JA 74 P72-76 PRECAUTIONS CAN AVERT DEATH IN MANHOLE TUNNEL RESCUES JARBOE THEODORE LEE FIRE ENGINEERING F T* P35-36 LAW AND ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS MORSE H NEWCOMB IAEI NEWS JA/F 7* P21 ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS MCKINNEY FRANCIS M IAEI NEWS JA/F 7* P28-29 EYE HEAD AND FACE PROTECTION HOW TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 74 P37-41 LASER EYE SAFETY A HOT TOPIC OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS F 74 P42-43 NOISE INOUCEO HEARING LOSS DITTRICH FRANK J JOURNAL AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSOC F 74 P69-72 INOUSTRYS SAFETY RECORD IMPROVES MORE CHANGES ON THE WAY COAL AGE F 74 P80-83 YOU THINK YOU HAVE GOT HAZARDS REINHART VIRGINIA JOB SAFETY C HEALTH D 73 P9-13 SAFETY AND HEALTH GROUNDS FOR COMPETITION BALDWIN DORIS M JOB SAFETY C HEALTH D 73 P18-21 MOST VIOLATED STANDARDS JOB SAFETY C HEALTH D 73 P25 SENSITIVE PRODUCT HANDLED SAFELY WITH ENCLOSED TRAILER SYSTEM CHEMICAL PROCESSING F 74 P49 FINGERTIP INJURIES A SIMPLE EFFECTIVE METHOD OF TREATMENT NEWMEYER WILLIAM L JOURNAL OF TRAUMA JA 74 P58-64 RECENT CHANGES IN THE PATTERN OF SKIING INJURIES EDITORIALS ERSKINE L ALLAN JOURNAL OF TRAUMA JA 74 P92-93 USE FOAM TO OISPERSE LNG VAPORS WELKER J R HYDROCARBON PROCESSING F 74 P119-L20 ENERGY CONSERVATION CHECKLIST FOR INDUSTRY CURL ROBERT S AMERICAN GAS ASSOC MONTHLY F T4 P18-20 25 VISIBILITY OF FIRE FIGHTERS SOLOMON STEPHEN S J AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOC F 74 P137-147 ROAD TO SAFETY AND HEALTH STENDER JOHN H AMERICAN ROAD BUILDER 0 73 P28-29 TEN DIE IN WAYNE PENNSYLVANIA NURSING HOME FIRE SHARRV JOHN A FIRE COMMAND F 74 P24-25 HOW K C STAR TACKLED NOISE PROBLEM AFTER OSHA CITATION BYERS JACK EDITOR & PUBLISHER N 10 73 P62 64 SCRAP RUBBER FORMS INTERFACE BETWEEN RUBBER INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENT STERN KENNETH M RUBBER WORLD D 73 P53-54 OZONATION SEEN COMING OF AGE ENVIOR SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY F 74 P108-109 FABRIC FILTERS ABATE AIR EMISSIONS CULHANE FRANK R ENVIRO SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY F 74 P127-130 NUCLEAR PLANTS DEFENDED BY AEC AS SAFE INTERNATIONAL OPERATING ENGINEER JA 74 P14-15 ALCOHOL BEVERAGE INDUSTRY PUBLIC ATTITUDES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS LICENSED BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES JA 74 48P POLYMERIC MATERIALS FOR UNDERGROUND SUPPORT R1 7836 FRANKLIN JOHN C BUREAU OF MINES 74 16P WHERE TO LOOK FOR OSHA VIOLATIONS COLLEGE E UNIVERSITY BUSINESS 0 73 P46-47 NEW TESTS SHOW WEAKNESSES IN PLUG RECEPTACLE STANDARDS ELECTRICAL CONST & MAINTENANCE AP 73 P72-73 MILLINERY FOR THE MALE VIVIAN C H COMPRESSED AIR MAGAZINE F 74 P10-13 CODE ON NOISE IS MORE LEGISLATION NEEDED TO COPE WITH NOISE DANGER ATHERLEY GORDON INDUSTRIAL SAFETY JA 74 P9-14 OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P 6 VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P8-12 SAFETYBRIEFS COMING EVENTS NATI ONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P14-23 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P26-42 CRISP TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P 44- 53 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS HR 74 P56-61 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS HR 74 P63-64 ETC 02179 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 67 74 0781 74 0782 74 0783 74 0784 74 078S 74 0786 74 0787 74 0788 74 0789 74 0790 74 0791 74 0792 74 0793 74 0794 74 0795 74 0796 74 0797 74 0798 74 0799 74 0800 74 0801 74 0802 74 0803 74 0804 74 0805 74 0806 74 0807 74 0808 74 0809 74 0810 74 0811 74 0825 74 0826 74 0827 74 0828 74 0829 74 0830 74 0831 74 0832 74 0833 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P66 PRESIDENTS PAGE TOFANY VINCENT L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P69 NIOSH RESEARCH TESTING AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P71 TARGET HEALTH HAZARDS THE PROBLEM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P72-76 TARGET HEALTH HAZARDS HAZARD DETECTION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P77-79 TARGET HEALTH HAZAROS OSHA DETECTION PROCEDURES NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P80-82 TARGET HEALTH HAZAROS MONITORING AND CONTROL PROCEDURES NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P83-87 TARGET HEALTH HAZARDS INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P88-92 TARGET HEALTH HAZAROS PERSONAL PROTECTION NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P93-95 TOXIC SUBSTANCE LIST A GUIDE TO POTENTIAL OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HAZAROS NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P96-97 OSHACT OVERSHADOWS ENERGY CRISIS IDEAS THAT WORKED NAT IONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P98- 103 PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P104-105 OFF THE JOB CURTIN THOMAS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 PI 06-107 SAFETY CLIPS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 P109 BARRICADES WARNING DEVICES HIGHWAY CONSTRXTION WORK OT SH NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 PI 10--115 OSHACT ITS COST OBLIGATIONS AND LEGAL LIABILITIES GIDEL ROBERT 0 NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 PU6-119 EVA SAFETY AND A SMILE SOUTHWOOO A E NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 PI 2 0 PRELIMINARY ACCIDENT REPORT FOR 1973 PESZEK R J NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P122-123 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON 239 REV ROSENF I ELD HARRY N SAFETY LIBRARY GRANT MILDRED NAT IONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P124-133 NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P134-142 SAFETY PRODUCT DATA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MR 74 PI 49-2 92 NENSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS MR 74 P294-304 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEUS HR 74 P330-332 REMARKS AT NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS SIMPSON RICHARD 0 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMM S 10 73 10P US CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION SIMPSON RICHARD 0 HOUSE COMM GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS 0 9 73 5P REMARKS BEFORE INSURANCE INFORMATION INSTITUTE SIMPSON RICHARD 0 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY C04M JE 7 73 9P REMARKS AT NATIONAL PRESS CL 10 ISSUES LUNCHEON SIMPSON RICHARD 0 CONSUMER PROOUCT SAFETY COMMISSION 0 2 73 10P INDUSTRIAL HEARING CONSERVATION CALUMET SAFETY SERVICE INC NO UNP SPECIAL ZERO IN ON SAFETY BUREAU OF LANO MANAGEMENT ND UNP GTA ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION REPORT FORMS FARMERS UNION GRAIN TERM ASSOC ND UNP LOOK OUT NEUSLETTER FARMERS UNION GRAIN TERM ASSOC JA 74 UNP SUGAR IN NUTRITION AND HEALTH SUGAR ASSOC INC D 73 VP ROLE OF SUGAR IN MODERN NUTRITION SYMPOSIUM HELD AT MARABOU SUEDEN AB MARABOU AG 18 73 60P TEST TECHNIQUE MEASURING LIGHTNING INDUCED VOLTAGES AIRCRAFT ELEC CIRC UALKO L C NATL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADMIN F 74 70P UHAT YOU DONT KNOH CAN HURT YOU MILLER WILLIAM H INDUSTRY WEEK 0 29 73 P38-44 GENERAL SAFETY POLICY STEELCASE INC NO UNP CALENOAR YEAR 1973 LOSS PREVENTION PROGRAM REPORT BUREAU OF LANO MANAGEMENT JA 25 74 UNP OBSTRUCTION MARKING AND LIGHTING FEDERAL AVIATION ADM IN IS D 11 73 VP CONSUMERISM AND THE PRODUCT HAZARD HIGHLIGHTS FROM SYMPOSIUM J OF INSURANCE F 74 P13-28 COAL MINE INJURIES ANO MORKTIME ANNUAL SUMMARY 1973 BUREAU OF MINES HR 15 74 19P ETC 02180 68 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 76 0836 76 0835 76 0836 76 0837 76 0838 76 0863 76 0865 76 0868 76 0856 76 0857 76 0862 76 0863 76 0865 76 0866 76 0867 76 0868 76 0870 76 0871 76 0872 76 0876 76 0875 76 0877 76 0895 76 0911 76 0912 76 0913 76 0915 76 0916 76 0917 76 0918 76 0919 76 0920 76 0921 76 0922 76 0923 76 0926 76 0925 76 0926 76 0927 76 0930 LIMITED SURVEY HEALTH RELATED LASER CHARACTERISTICS SEL APPLIC US PAYNE W R BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH JA 76 66P REPORT OF INDUSTRY ADVISORY CONFERENCE MEETING * UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES AG 13 73 8P MORALE SAFETY AND PRODUCTIVITY APWA REPORTER MR 76 P12-15 TOWARD CLEANER WATER ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY JA 76 32P RESTRAINTS AND CRASHWORTHINESS AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING AP 73 P68-69 MEMORANDUM TO PILOTS CARBON MONOXIDE SCHEINBERG I HERBERTAIR LINE PILOT MR 76 P12 CONTROVERSY OVER FOAMS PERFORMANCE IS BUBBLING BUSINESS INSURANCE MR 6 76 P18-19 TIP FOR CONSERVING GASOLINE GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION S 73 UNP HELICOPTER RESCUE GERMAN VERSION KILPATRICK KEVIN SURVIVE MR/AP 76 P6-5 FIREPLACES AND CHIMNEYS AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE D 71 23P ARE YELLOW FIRE ENGINES SAFER CHAMBERLAIN GARY M AMERICAN CITY D 73 P34-35 78-79 HIGH RISE FIRES PROBLEM SOLUTIONS PAUL GEORGE H AMERICAN CITY 0 73 P38-60 68 WATER PASS THE LAW NOW EDITORIAL CHAMBERLAIN GARY H THE AMERICAN CITY JA 76 P9 PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN STOPPING ON THE JOB NOISE POLLUTION MORAN ROBERT D J OF OCC MEO JA 76 P19-21 TLVS FOR CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES IN WORKROOM AIR ADOPTED BY ACGIH FOR 73 J OF OCC MED JA 76 P39-69 TL VS FOR PHYSICAL AGENTS AOOPTED BY ACGIH FOR 1973 J OF OCC MEO JA 76 P69-58 PRODUCT SAFETY ACT HASNT HELPED BUYERS CONTINUE TO AVOID PRDT RECALL BUSINESS INSURANCE F 18 72 P6 CLOTHING WORKERS JOIN NIOSH IN FIRST STUDY OF INDUSTRY HAZARDS CALLAHAN MARY ANN BUSINESS INSURANCE F 18 76 P9 SAFER EXPLOSIVE ENDS DYNAMITES BOOM YEARS BUSINESS INSURANCE F 18 76 P25 OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS INJURY FACTS RELEASED BUSINESS INSURANCE F 18 76 P37 PROTECT YOUR HOME WITH A RELIABLE FIRE ALARM QUENTZEL DAVID GOOD HOUSEKEEPING JA 76 P138 SAFETY AESTHETICS COMBINE IN GARAGE LIGHTING ELECTRICAL WORLD F 15 76 P75 WILL SAVING GAS SAVE LIVES FAMILY SAFETY SPRING 76 P25 SAFETY OF AEROSOLS COSMETICS PROBED CHEMICAL & ENGINEERING NEWS MR 6 76 P13 COMPENSATION AND FECA THE HISTORY OF WORK INJURY LIFELINE HR/AP 76 P32 FIRE SAFETY IN HIGH RISE BUILDINGS BULL INTL CIVIL OEFENCE ORGANIZ 0 73 Pl-7 REALISTIC COMPANY POLICY ON ALCOHOLISM AND ORUGS RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF AMERICA JE 25 73 26P COLLISION TUG ANO BARGE CHESAPEAKE BAY BRIDGE TUNNEL WITHOUT LOSS LIFE NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD JA 6 76 26P STRUCTURAL FAILURE TANK BARGE WITHOUT LOSS OF LIFE NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 0 28 73 36P PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT COOPERSBURG PENNA FES 21 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD F 7 76 26P PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT EL PASO TEXAS APRIL 22 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD F 13 76 17P PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS FIRE AUSTIN TEXAS FEB 73 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD N 7 73 26P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT CHICAGO MIDWAY AIRPORT DEC 8 1972 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AG 29 73 61P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT MONTROSE COLORADO APRIL 13 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD N T 73 21P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT DAVENPORT IOWA APRIL 19 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 0 3 73 19P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT BANGOR MAINE JUNE 20 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD F 7 76 9P TREATMENT FOR THE ALCOHOLIC CURSING OR NURSING MUELLER JOHN F AMER J OF NURSING F 76 P265-267 FIRE HAZARDS IN BUILDINGS AMERICAN SCTY HTNG RFRGRNG AR CON ENG 71 39P SEARCH AND MAKE SAFE REEF JA 76 P5-6 REMARKS BEFORE SOCIETY OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS PROFESSIONALS IN BUSINESS SIMPSON RICHARD 0 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMM F 6 76 l OP etc 02181 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 69 76 0931 76 0932 76 0933 76 0936 76 0935 76 0977 76 0985 76 0986 76 0987 76 0988 76 0992 76 0993 76 0998 76 1002 76 1003 76 1006 76 1005 76 1006 76 1007 76 1008 76 1009 76 1010 76 1015 76 1017 76 1018 76 1019 76 1020 76 1021 76 1023 76 1026 76 1025 76 1027 76 1028 76 1030 76 1033 76 1037 76 1060 76 1061 76 1062 76 1063 L REMARKS BEFORE THE CONSUMERS UNION IOWA CONSUMERS LEAGUE SIMPSON RICHARO 0 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMM 0 13 73 IIP WASHINGTONS NEW LITTLE GIANT GRAY ROBERT T NATIONS BUSINESS S 73 P21-26 FIRE HAZARDS IN BUILDING AND AIR HANDLING SYSTEM AMERICAN SCTY HTNG RFRGRNG AR CON ENG 68 36P NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HIGH RISE FIRE PROTECTION AMERICAN SCTY HTNG RFRGRNG AR CON ENG 72 25P WHATS NEXT IN PRODUCT SAFETY AMERICAN SCTY HTNG RFRGRNG AR CON ENG 72 15P AVIATION TROUBLED BIRDS NEWSWEEK AP 8 76 P67-68 INSTANT ACTION SAFETY SHOWER SUPPLIES 95 F WATER CHEMICAL PROCESSING MR 76 P56 SAFE APPLICATION OF PROTECTIVE COATINGS MUNGER C G PLANT ENGINEERING MR 21 76 P73-75 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR FIRE SAFETY AMERICAN SCTY HTNG RFRGRNG AR CON ENG 72 27P IS OSHA CONSTITUTIONAL ASAS STOKES SAYS NO STOKES MCNEILL INDUSTRIALIZED BUILDING MR 76 P170-171 172 SAFER FLUORESCENT LIGHTING REID JOHN P POPULAR MECHANICS NR 76 P136-13S ALMOST SAFE WAY TO CARRY EXTRA GAS SCHULTZ MORT POPULAR MECHANICS MR 76 P172-173 SIMULATORS TEACH OLD SALTS NEW TRICKS ARCTANDER ERIK H POPULAR MECHANICS JA 76 P38-62 MYSTERIOUS ILLNESS STILL UNSOLVED AT BOROEN PLANT CHANGES MADE BUSINESS INSURANCE JA 7 76 P6 RISK MEN SURVEYED ON FIRE SAFETY SYSTEMS BUSINESS INSURANCE JA 7 76 P13 APARTMENT FIRE MAY BRING STRONG NEW BUILDING CODE BUSINESS INSURANCE JA 7 76 P15 RISK MEN WORRY ABOUT FUEL SHORTAGE BUT NOT ABOUT ITS EFFECT SPRINKLERS BUSINESS INSURANCE JA 7 76 P20 OONT LET OSHA DIVERT ATTENTION FROM TOTAL SAFETY PICTURE EXPERT BUSINESS INSURANCE JA 7 76 P25 ADVANCE PLANNING IS KEY TO LOSS CONTROL FROM BOMBINGS OR THREATS RODDA WILLIAM H BUSINESS INSURANCE JA 7 76 P55-56 GROUNO FAULT PROTECTION HOW IT WORKS FREUND ARTHUR ELEC CONS ANO MAINT JE 73 P53-60 183 DO YOU REALLY HAVE GROUND FAULT PROTECTION FORSYTHE W M ELEC CONS AND MAINT JE 73 P66-67 ENGINEERS DISAGREE ON GROUNO FAULT PROTECTION REVISIONS ELEC CONS AND MAINT JE 73 P68-72 MANDATORY SAFETY STANDARDS UNDERGROUND COAL NINES COLORED HARD HATS FEDERAL REGISTER F 25 76 P7175-7176 USE OF ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS WITH WIRING DEV ELECTRICAL WIRING SYSTEMS UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES MR 73 TP ANNUAL REPORT WEST VIRGINIA WORKMANS COMPENSATION FUND 1973 WEST VIRGINIA COMPENSATION COMMISSION ND 83P ANNUAL REPORT WORKMENS COMPENSATION COMMISSION OF MARYLAND 1972 73 MARYLAND WORMNS COMP COMM JA 16 76 53 P ANNUAL REPORT INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION JULY 1 72 THRU JUNE 30 73 SOUTH CAROLINA INDUS COMMISSION JL 1 73 68P OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO CHROMIC ACID CRITERIA FOR RECOMMENDED STAND NATL INST OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH 73 83P OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES AND ILLNESSES BY INDUS JULY 1 OECEMBER 31 1971 BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS 73 32P PROCEEDINGS NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL SAFETY STUDY CONFERENCE 1972 ROYAL SOC PREVENTION ACCIDENTS MT 72 98P PROCEDURES EVALUATION HAZARDS COAL MIN OPER HYDROCARBON RESER IC8582 WASSON JAMES A BUREAU OF MINES 73 62P TAKE TIME TO MOVE IT RIGHT NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL MR 76 UNP TAKE TIME TO WATCH YOUR STEP NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 76 UNP JOINT HEALTH SAFETY COUNCIL NATL ASSOC OF MANUFACTURERS NO 25P TAKE TIME TO LOOK OUT NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 76 UNP FEDERAL AID HELP NURSING HOMES INSTALL COSTLY NEW SAFETY EQUIPMENT WALSH TOM BUSINESS INSURANCE MR 6 76 P6-7 MORE MUSCLE IN THE FIGHT AGAINST UNSAFE PROOUCTS U S NEWS & WORLD REPORT MR 11 76 P69-50 VIBRATION LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JA 76 P5-12 SMILE YOURE ON VTR BALDWIN DORIS M JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JA 76 P13-17 NO MAGIC CARPET RIDE TO SAFETY JOB SAFETY ANO HEALTH JA 76 P18-26 ETC 02182 ro NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 1044 74 1045 74 1046 74 1047 74 1048 74 1049 74 1050 74 1051 74 1052 74 1053 74 1054 74 1057 74 1058 74 1060 74 1061 74 1063 74 1064 74 1065 74 1066 74 1067 74 1068 74 1069 74 1071 74 1075 74 1076 74 1077 74 1078 74 1081 74 1082 74 1034 74 1085 74 1037 74 1098 74 1100 74 1102 74 1103 74 1104 74 1105 74 1136 74 1137 BERYLLIUM JOB HEALTH HAZARD LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JA 74 P25-27 HOSPITAL HAZARDOUS HAVEN PEP'- ILY LARRY JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH F 74 P5-10 WHEN OSHA FACES THE JUDGE STARTWELL FRANK JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH F 74 PI 1-15 BIG HELP FOR THE LITTLE MAN JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH F 74 P19-21 GREATER VOICE FOR THE WORKER SAMUELS SHELDON W JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH F 74 P23-26 CONTROLLING COKE OVEN EMISSIONS CLACK GEORGE JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH MR 74 P4-11 IN CASE OF ACCIDENT BALDWIN DORIS M JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH MR 74 PI2--16 SAFETY ON THE RESERVATION REINHART VIRGINIA JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH MR 74 P17-21 FORUM ARE SAFETY COMMITTEES USEF UL MIMS ALBERT JOB SAFETY ANO HEALTH MR OSHA STANDARDS MACHINE GUARDING W IXOM CHUCK JOB SAFETY' AND HEALTH MR UNION VIEW OF HPI SAFETY 74 P22-23 74 P24-29 DAVIDSON RAY HYDROCARBON PROCESSING JA 74 P159-172 MORE ON MICROWAVE OVEN SAFETY MICRCWAVE ENERGY APPLCTN NWSLTTR N/D 73 P9-11 NOISE LEVELS OF CHAINSAWS HARRISON ROBIN T AMERICAN SOCIETY AGRICULTURAI ENGINEERS 73 43P WHATS NEXT FROM OSHA KEEP AN EYE ON NIOSH MAC8RIDE ROLAND R MODERN PLASTICS JE 73 P55-57 SAFETY EFFECTIVENESS DEPENDS ON COMMUNICATION EFFECTIVENESS CONSTRUCTION METHODS t EQUIPMENT F 74 P27 PRODUCT SAFETY AGENCY GEARING UP TO SET STANDARDS TOUGHENS MORE RULES BUSINESS INSURANCE MR IS 74 P8 MEATPACKERS CARVE POOR SAFETY RECORD WITH COSTLY CUTS ON JOB GOOD STEPHEN BUSINESS INSURANCE MR 18 74 P26-27 OSHA IS IMPETUS FOR HEARING LOSS FIRM BUSINESS INSURANCE MR 18 74 P44 OUTY OF MANUFACTURER MAKE PRODUCT SAFE FOR INTENDED USE GILES JOHN W BUSINESS INSURANCE MR IB 74 P45-46 TENT MAKERS ARE AT FOREFRONT OF CLASSIC PRODUCT LIABILITY DUEL CALLAHAN MARY ANN BUSINESS INSURANCE MR 18 74 P54-55 UNITED NATIONS HAZARDS LABELING SYSTEM MECH SPRING 74 P24 AIR POLLUTANTS A CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING THEIR HEALTH EFFECTS WALDBOTT GEORGE L JOURNAL OF ASTHMA RESEARCH MR 73 P181-1B7 ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE CONTROL HUANG B K AMERICAN SOCIETY AGRICULTUR ENGINEERS D 73 20P ALCOHOLISM A TREATMENT TREND FACTORY F 74 P25 AUTOMATING IN PROCESS MOVEMENT AND STORAGE ALLRED JAMES K FACTORY F 74 P29-32 KEEP YOUR PLANT GROUNDED BURROUGHS N B FACTORY F 74 P52-53 LOOKING FOR NOISE FACTORY F 74 P54-55 SPECIAL PROGRAMS ON HEALTH AND SAFETY DANIEL MARY C OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING MR 74 P14-15 ROLE OF THE NURSE IN AN OSHA INSPECTION MILLER MARILYN R OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING MR 74 P19-20 47 HEALTH AND SAFETY REVIEW 1973 PREVIEW 1974 BLISS RICHARD W MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 74 P61-67 PROGRESS IN COAL RESEARCH KELLEY JAY HILARY MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL F 74 P101-102 COMPANY AWARDS FOR SAFETY RESEARCH STATISTICAL BULLETIN N 73 P8-9 MORTALITY FROM FIRES AND CONFLAGRATIONS STATISTICAL BULLETIN D 73 P6-9 FIRE HAZARDS IN OXYGEN ENRICHED ATMOSPHERES 1969 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOC 68 80P WORK SAFETY COMMITTEES IN PRACTICE SOME CASE STUOIES HER MAJESTYS STATIONERY OFFICE 68 40P LABORATORIES IN HEALTH RELATED INSTITUTIONS 1973 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOC 73 26P PUBLIC SAFETY IN DURHAM ULRICH RICHARD L FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE MR 74 P28-29 HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN HIGH RISE FIRES PHILLIPS ANNE WIGHT FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE MR 74 P30-31 GAS IGNITION SYSTEMS A TIME FOR REEXAMINATION CASSON CLARENCE APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER MR 74 P63-69 HOW TO CHOOSE AN INDEPENDENT TESTING LABORATORY RILEY P J MACHINE DESIGN MR 7 74 P84-87 ETC 02183 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE T1 74 1138 74 1139 74 1140 74 1141 74 1142 74 1143 74 1144 74 1145 74 1146 74 1147 74 1148 74 1149 74 1150 74 1151 74 1153 74 1154 T 4 1155 74 1156 74 1157 74 1159 74 1160 74 1161 74 1162 74 U63 74 1164 74 1165 74 1166 74 1167 74 1168 74 1169 74 1170 74 1171 74 1172 74 1173 74 1174 74 1175 74 1177 74 1178 74 1179 74 1180 TRAINING 74 MORE SCOPE MORE STATUS SMAFFIELO LAURA OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH D 73 P8-10 CRANE DRIVERS LICENCE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH D 73 P12-14 SAFETY A BREWING ACC IOENT MODEL OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH JA 74 P6-8 ' OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH JA 74 P14-16 NOISE COST AND EFFECT OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH JA 74 P18-19 IOWA SUMMARY OF VITAL STATISTICS 1972 IOWA DEPT OF HEALTH D 73 33P PROCESS OF RECOVERY PATTERNS INDUS BACK INJURY PART 2 LEAVITT STEPHEN S INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE D 71 P7-15 MAINTENANCE PLANNING SCHEDULING MANAGEMENT REPRINTS PLEXIGLAS ANO OSHA PLANT ENGINEERING ND 33P ROHM AND HAAS NO UNP CONVERSIONS OF WEIGHTS ANO MEASURES OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ND 27P TOXICITY OF POWER PLANT CHEMICALS TO AQUATIC LIFE BECKER CD US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION JE 73 VP AUTO EXPRETS ANALYZE TRENOS IN CAR SIZE SAFETY AND STANDARDS MACHINE OESIGN MR 21 74 P8 ELECTRIC VEHICLES PLENTY OF DESIGNS POISED FOR MARKET SURGE MACHINE DESIGN MR 21 74 P10 OSHA SAYS ROLL OVERS MUST BE SAFE MACHINE OESIGN MR 21 74 P198-203 CONTINUOUS MONITORING INSTRUMENTS FOR MEASURING CONTAMINANTS ELLIOTT V J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 73 P8-16 INTEGRATED HAZARD ANALYSIS FOR OFFSHORE OIL WELLS ORR CHARLES M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 73 P17-22 SAFETY PROBLEMS THE EMERGING WORK FORCE SCOTTI MARIE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 73 P23-26 LOSS PREVENTION IN SAFE IPG DISPENSING AND STORAGE JOHNSON WALTER H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 73 P27-31 OCAW HEALTH AND SAFETY CONTRACT CLAUSE DAVIDSON RAY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 73 P32-3B PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS FOR MEASURING CONTAMINANTS IN THE WORKPLACE SWIFT RICHARD L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 19 73 Pl-7 NEW YORK SHIPPING ASSOCIATION PARTICIPATION IN LONGSHORING SAFETY OICKMAN JAMES J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 Pl-5 STEVEDORE SAFETY SUPERVISOR WARING C H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P6-8 WHAT OSHA MEANS TO MARITIME SAFETY STENOER JOHN H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P9-10 SAFETY AND PRODUCTION SOLARES SIGMUNO A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 Pll-15 SAFETY AND INDUSTRIAL NOISE ISTRE CLIFTON 0 JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P16-17 MARINE CHEMIST AND SHIPYARD SAFETY HALE GEORGE A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 PI B-22 INCREASED SAFETY THROUGH VESSEL TRAFFIC SYSTEMS HILL R C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P23-29 MARINE CASUALTY REVIEW ONE PART OF THE FEEDBACK LOOP LUSK CLYDE T JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P30-35 DEVELOPMENTS IN OPERATIONAL SAFETY WADMAN K E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P36-42 NEW APPROACHES TO TANKER SAFETY LELAND B B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P43-44 AVIATION MARINE A STUDY OF CONTRASTS SCHUMACHER DONALD J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P45-48 MARINE SAFETY AS VIEWED BY A CHIEF ENGINEER EUSTICE JAMES NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P49-52 SMART DUCK AWARO ACCARDO ANTHONY J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P53-57 DECK CADET SAFETY TRAINING FASSLER WILLIAM NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P58-62 INLANO WATERWAY SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WARD MCVEY F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P63-68 FEOERAL MARITIME COMMISSIONS INTEREST IN MARINE SAFETY BENTLEY HELEN D NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 14 73 P69-72 APPLYING INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS REPRINTS PLANT ENGINEERING ND 29P MANNED SPACE PROGRAMS ACCIDENT INCIDENT SUMMARIES 1963-1969 NATL AERONAUTICS SPACE AOMIN MR 70 178P MANNED SPACE PROGRAMS ACCIDENT INCIDENT SUMMARIES 1970-1971 NATL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADMIN AP 72 129P VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE PROGRAM FOR OSHA AND HOW IT WORKS MALI A P J PULP PAPER MR 74 P90-91 ETC 02184 72 NATIONAL SAFE TV COUNCIL 74 1185 74 1186 74 1187 74 1188 74 1189 74 1190 74 1191 74 1192 74 1193 74 1194 74 1203 74 1205 74 1206 74 1210 74 1211 74 1212 74 1213 74 1214 74 1215 74 1221 74 1222 74 1223 74 1224 74 1225 74 1226 74 1227 74 1228 74 1229 74 1230 74 1231 74 1232 74 1233 74 1234 74 1235 74 1236 74 1237 74 1238 74 1240 74 1241 74 1242 PROGRAMMED LEARNING FREEMAN N T OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH F 74 P15-17 FLOORS AND FLOOR COVERINGS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY C HEALTH F 74 P18-21 SAFETY MUST KEEP PACE WITH ENERGY CRISIS CHANGES MONITOR OHIO MR 74 P3 CHIO SAFETY SPECIALISTS ATTEND OSHA TRAINING INSTITUTE MONITOR OHIO MR 74 P6-7 13 PUSH TO GROUND HAZARDOUS AIR CARGO BUSINESS WEEK AP 20 74 P37 PREVENT SLIPS AND FALLS FOCUS ON FLOOR SAFETY SAFER OREGON F 74 P8-9 FLAME AND SMOKE REQUIREMENTS WHAT THEYRE DOING IN CANAOA BUILOING OFFICIAL AND CODE ADMIN JA 74 P4 AFL CIO SUING OSHA OVER STATE SAFETY PLANS BUSINESS INSURANCE AP 1 74 P42 FEDERAL SAFETY RULES COULD FORCE PLANT CLOSING PLASTIC MAKERS FEAR BLAIN KATHRYN BUSINESS INSURANCE AP 1 74 P10 LONGSHOREMEN STILL HOST ACCIDENT PRONE IN COUNTRY CALLAHAN MARY ANN BUSINESS INSURANCE AP 1 74 P52 PRAISE RATHER THAN BLAME IMPROVES SAFETY RECORD CANAOIAN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY JA-F 74 P15 18 NEW CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ACT ENFORCED BY ONTARIO GOVERNMENT CANADIAN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY JA/F 74 P28 CAUSE AND PREVENTION OF DERMATITIS CANADIAN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY JA/F 74 P29-30 SPACE AGE CONTRIBUTION TO RESIDENTIAL FIRE SAFETY FIRE JOURNAL MR 74 P18-25 DEVELOPMENT OF FLAMMABILITY SPECIFICATIONS FOR FURNISHINGS SCHAFRAN EUGENE FIRE JOURNAL MR 74 P36-39 LIMITATIONS OF SMOKEPROOF TOWERS IN HIGH RISE BUILDINGS FABIANI AD FIRE JOURNAL MR 74 P46-47 LIFE SAFETY IN THE SANTA CLARA COUNTY OFFICE BUILOING BOCOOK B H FIRE JOURNAL MR 74 PBS PREVENTING LEAO POISONING IN CHILDREN LIN FU JANE S CHILDREN TODAY JA/F 73 7P SOME POINTERS ON VINYL CHLORIDE ROSENHAN A K FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE S 73 P20-21 NEW BREATHING APPARATUS STANDARDS HELP PROTECT FIREFIGHTER MORSE GEORGE FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE S 73 P26-29 OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P6 VOICE OF THE READER NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P8-10 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P12-22 COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P24-32 CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P 34- 40 TAKE TIME TO 8E SAFE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P42 STANDARDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P44-46 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P49-50 PRESIDENTS PAGE TOFANY VINCENT L NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P 53 MACHINE GUARDING PR ICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P55-56 NSNEWS SURVEY WHAT MANUFACTURERS SAY ABOUT MACHINE GUARDING NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P57-60 CONSTRUCTION CARE USE OF MECHANICAL POWER PRESSES BILL ST ATI NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P61 GUARDING THE POINT OF OPERATION CAMPBELL ORD L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P62-63 MANUAL MACHINE FEEDING TOOLS OSBORN MICHAEL R NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P64-66 DOES YOUR HANC PROTECTION PROGRAM COMPLY WITH OSHACT RULES NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P67-73 RUBBER GLOVES AND APPAREL REQUIRE SPECIAL CARE NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P 74- 75 WORK GLOVE RECYCLING 1PROGRAM BELL MICHAEL IDEAS THAT WORKED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P76-78 PRICE CHARLES H OFF THE JOB NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P80-81 CURTIN THOMAS NATI CNAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P82-83 NEW DIRECTORY OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CONSULTANTS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P84 ETC 02185 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 73 7* 1243 74 1244 74 1245 74 1246 74 1247 74 124B 74 1249 74 1250 74 1251 74 1252 74 1253 74 1256 74 1257 74 1258 74 1259 74 1260 74 1261 74 1262 74 1263 74 1264 74 1265 74 1266 74 1267 74 1273 74 1274 74 1275 74 1278 74 1279 74 1284 74 1285 74 1236 74 1288 74 1290 74 1291 74 1292 74 1293 74 1294 74 1295 74 1296 74 1297 L FIXED LADDERS AND CLIMBING OEV ICES DATA SHEET 606 REVISION A EXTEVSV NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P85-87 JOINT NSC ASTM PROJECT STUDIES ACCIOENT DATA DETERMINE STANDARD NEED KELLEY V DOUGLAS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P88-90 MEASUREMENT PROBLEMS WITH OSHACT NOISE DOSAGE RULES SHAHAN JAMES E NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P91-94 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENF1 ELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P95-96 1 04-122 SAFETY LIBRARY GRANT MILDRED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P124-132 NEWS COPE REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P133-135 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AP 74 P147-149 PRESENTATION TO AEROSPACE SECTION BERNHARDT WESLEY A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 2 73 Pl-2 PRESENTATION TO THE AEROSPACE SECTION BURGESS GEORGE M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 2 73 P3-5 PRESENTATION BEFORE THE AEROSPACE SECTION RITTENHOUSE JOHN 0 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 2 73 Pfr-7 NEW LOOK AT OSHA OR A NEW OSHA PICKENS JOHN L HIDDEN HAZAROS NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 2 73 P8-13 EYNON STUART B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 PI-5 FIRST AIO TRAINING FOR UTILITIES LUNOBERG CLIFF E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 P6-11 SOLVING SAFETY PROBLEMS RICHEY RALPH J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 P12-13 GAS INOUSTRY SAFETY PROGRAMMING SUTLIFF J L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 P14-1S ACCIOENT PREVENTION IN THE BELL SYSTEM SHUMAKER JAMES L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 P16-19 IMPACT OF OSHA ON INDEPENDENT TELEPHONY PROFILET J J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 P20-22 SAFETY AND INNOVATIONS IN ELECTRIC UTILITIES BURCH HORACE C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 P23-25 CHANGING CONCEPTS IN WORK AREA PROTECTION MARSHALL OONALO H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 P26-28 OFFICERS OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES SECTION NSC 1973-74 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 20 73 P29-31 PLANT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES RE OSHA ROHN BRUCE A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 73 Pl-3 CONTENDING WITH THE OSHA NOISE STANDARDS BERG BYRON A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 73 P4-6 PLANT ENGINEERS VIEW OF OSHA AND ITS CHANGING STANDARDS DE KOKER NEIL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 3 73 P7-10 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS INDIANA FEOERAL REGISTER MR 6 74 PB611-8613 HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS METAL AND NONMETALLIC UNDERGROUND MINES FEDERAL REGISTER MR 13 74 P9652-9653 LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT LIFEBOATS FOR MERCHANT VESSELS FEOERAL REGISTER AP 8 74 P12747 TRACK SAFETY OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS CIVIL PENALTIES FEDERAL REGISTER AP 5 74 P12351 SFTY HL STND EMERGENCY TEMP STND EXPOSURE VINYL FEDERAL REGISTER AP 5 74 P12342-12344 CHLORIDE IBMS HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM AND MEOICAL DATA SYSTEM HOLCOMB F W JR JOURNAL OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE N 73 P863-868 ANOTHER LOOK AT THE IN PLANT OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM COHEN STEVEN R JOURNAL OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE N 73 P869-873 CARSON MONOXIDE AS A HAZARD IN AVIATION HOWLETT LYLE JOURNAL OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE N 73 P874-877 GUIDELINE FOR HANDLING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ISMAN WARREN E FIRE ENGINEERING NR 74 P32-34 WOOL WITH IMPROVED FLAME RESISTANCE AND BETTER WEARING QUALITIES OISHER MARGARET INDUSTRIAL SAFETY N 73 P484-486 OZONE SYSTEM FOR CLEANING DIRTY OIL BEAN CLEELAND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY N 73 P486 488 CHIEF INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES INDUSTRIAL SAFETY N 73 P487-488 WORK IN TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES INDUSTRIAL SAFETY N 73 P491 AUDIOMETRY SHOULD BE PART OF PRE EMPLOYMENT EXAMINATIONS BURNS WILLIAM INDUSTRIAL SAFETY N 73 P505 FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS FIRE COMMAND MR 74 P8 RESEARCH ANALYSIS CONFLAGRATION FIRE BEHAVIOR LEE S L FIRE COMMAND MR 74 P 12-14 NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION BROWER FREDERICK E FIRE COMMAND MR 74 P22-23 ETC 02186 74 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 1316 74 1318 74 1319 74 1326 74 1327 74 1337 74 1338 74 1339 74 1340 74 1341 74 1342 74 1343 74 1344 74 1345 74 1346 74 1347 74 1348 74 1349 74 1350 74 1351 74 1352 74 1353 74 1360 74 1361 74 1362 74 1363 74 1364 74 1365 74 1396 74 1397 74 1399 74 1400 74 1401 74 1402 74 1403 74 1404 74 1405 74 1406 74 1407 74 1408 PNEUMATIC CONTROLS FOR WORKER SAFETY BLONGREN L M COMPRESSED AIR MAGAZINE MR 74 P12-14 SUING FOR SAFETY ROISMAN ANTHONY Z TRIAL MAGAZINE JA/F 74 P13-14 16 25 USE OF OUST SCRUBBERS ON RIPPER MINES HUOAK MICHAEL J JR MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL 0 73 P47-50 PLASTIC PERIL TIME MY 13 74 P64 66 SENATE BUYS NO FAULT INSURANCE TIME MY 13 74 P108 INITIAL RESULTS OF 1972 OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES ILLNESSES SURVEY CALIF CALIF DEP INDUS RELATIONS AP 74 10P CALIFORNIA WORK INJURIES 1972 CALIF DEP OF INOUS RELATIONS F 74 68P WARM FOG DISPERSAL TECHNIQUE STUDIED AVIATION WEEK C SPACE TECH AG 27 73 P52 AIRCRAFT ACDT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1973 ACDTS NO 2 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP AIRCRAFT ACDT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1973 ACDTS NO 3 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO 74 VP ECONOMICS OF PROOUCT SAFETY REPRINT 01 WALTER V BELL ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT SCI SPRING 73 28P NATIONAL PUBLIC HEAR POWER PLANT COMPLI SULFUR OXIDE AIR POLLU REGS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY JA 74 107P ROTOR BURST PROT PROG STIX AIRCRAFT FAILURES US COMMERCIAL AVTN 1972 NAVAL AIR PROPULSION TEST CENTER MR 74 VP ACCURACY PRECISION OF SEVERAL PORTABLE GAS OETECTOR S RI 7811 CARROLL HERBERT B BUREAU OF MINES 73 42P FIELD STUDIES ON UNSUPPORT ROOF YORK CANYON COAL MINE RATON NM RI7886 STATEHAM RAYMOND M BUREAU OF MINES 74 18P METHANE CONTROL ISOLATION MAJOR COAL PANEL PITTSBURGH COALBED RI 7790 FINDLAY CHARLES BUREAU OF MINES 73 UP HAZARD FROM ENGINES REBREATHING EXHAUST IN CONFINED SPACE RI 7757 MARSHALL WILLIAM F BUREAU OF MINES 73 16P CUTTING AIR CRASH KOMONS NICK A FEDERAL AVIATION ADMIN 73 104P PARTICULATE EMISSIONS OF COTTON GIN IN TEXAS STRIPPER AREA PARNELL C B JR DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MY 73 18P INDUSTRIAL INJURIES FRISK G R THE PRACTITIONER 210/1258 73 P467-475 OZONE AND AIR CONDITIONING KING GRAHAM S ROYAL SOC OF HEALTH J 9302 73 P84-86 HIRING AND EMPLOYMENT OF THE HANDICAPPED AND HIS REHABILITATION HALPERN HERMAN J MARYLAND STATE MEDICAL J JA 73 P87-92 TEKTRONIX ONE FIRMS APPROACH TO CORPORATE SAFETY MANAGEMENT SLOAN KARL SAFER OREGON N/D 73 P3-5 LASERS USE AND SAFETY SAFER OREGON N/D 73 P9 CABINET X RAY SYSTEMS FEDERAL REGISTER AP 10 74 P12985-1298B FORKLIFT ATTACHMENTS FLEET OWNER AP 73 PI 13-116 WATER LAW UNDER FIRE WHITE LAWRENCE J CHEMICAL ENGINEERING N 26 73 P30-32 NOISE CONTROL DESIGN FOR PROCESS PLANTS LOU S C CHEMICAL ENGINEERING N 26 73 P77-82 TWO DECADES OF NOISE CONTROL AND HEARING CONSERVATION THEN OSHA RIEFENSTAHL HOWARD F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 4 73 Pl-4 SAFER BLASTING HOW FAR HAVE WE COME CHAMPION M M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 4 73 P5-15 PERSONNEL SAFETY TRAINING AND MOTIVATION MIMS ALBERT NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 Pl-7 SAFETY MOTIVATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT WORKED PARDEE JOHN M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P8 KODAK PARK PLANT WIDE SAFETY DAWSON H L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P9-11 TENNESSEE EASTMAN COMPANY EMERGENCY PLAN FRASER H S MY ACHING BACK NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P12-14 LAUDERBACK W H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P 15-17 HAZARD EVALUATION THE BASIS FOR CHEMICAL PLANT DESIGN COFFEE ROBERT D NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P18-21 ESTIMATING EXPLOSION ENERGY OF MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS GRELECKI CHESTER NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P22-28 LEARNING FROM EXPLOSION ACCIDENTS HOWARD WALTER B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P29-34 APPLYING SYSTEM SAFETY TO THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY KOLODNER HERBERT J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P35-37 HAZARD MOOE ANO EFFECT ANALYSIS HOLMES HAROLD J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P38-40 ETC 02187 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 75 7 A 1409 7A 1410 7A 1411 7A 1412 7A 1413 7A 1414 7A 1415 7A 1416 7A 1417 7A 1418 7A 1419 7A 1420 74 1421 74 1425 74 1426 74 1427 74 1429 74 1430 74 1431 74 1432 74 1433 74 1434 74 1435 74 1436 74 1437 74 1440 74 1441 74 1442 74 1443 74 1444 74 1445 74 1446 74 1448 74 1449 74 1450 74 1 452 74 1453 74 1454 74 1455 74 1456 L DOWS HAZARD CLASSIFICATION AND PROTECTION GUIDE ALBRECHT A R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P41-43 WHAT DO FERTILIZER PRODUCERS NEED TO DO ABOUT PRODUCTS LIABILITY EVEN JOHN T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P44-51 HOW TO SURVIVE OSHA THROUGH EMPLOYEE SAFETY MOTIVATION LEWIS KENNETH L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P52-58 MOTIVATING SAFETY ATTITUDES AMONG RESEARCH MANAGERS GRIMALDI JOHN V NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P59 ATTITUDE OF ONE UNION EMPLOYERS COMPLI OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH STANDARDS COLLINS S KIRK NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P60-63 OSHA INSPECTS All IU 0 LABORATORY FRESINA jom M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P64-68 AICHE PILOT PLANT SAFETY MANUAL PRUGH RICHARD W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P69-75 LABORATORY VENTILATION LEAHY JOSEPH E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P73-75 TOTAL DAMAGE CONTROL FOR HIGH VALUE DENSITY EQUIPMENT PETERSON PARKER NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P76-79 CHEMTREC SERVICES AND EXPERIENCE CARR JAMES E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 PS0-84 FIRE PROTECTION STANDARO FOR LABORATORIES USING CHEMICALS LEVINE RICHARD Y NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P85-87 PART 3 PANEL DISCUSS NFPA AS P T STANDARD FIRE PROT LABS USING CHEMS KEMPSELL HOWARD F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P88-90 LABORATORY FIRE SAFETY STANDARD STEERE NORMAN V NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 5 73 P9I-93 SAFETY TRAINING AT CONSOL PUOLO GEORGE H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 73 Pl-3 TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR MONTEREY COAL COMPANY STEELE T T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 73 PA-6 OIESELS MANUFACTURER CONSIDERATIONS HOLBROOK NORMAN E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 7 73 P7-IO COPING WITH INSIDIOUS ACCIDENTS IN A FIBERGLAS PLANT MILLIGAN F S NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 73 Pl-6 SAVE CUTTING AND HANDLING OF FLAT GLASS GERBER H BLAKE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL It 73 P7-10 EYE PROTECTION IN GLASS MANUFACTURING RIEDER RAY M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 73 Pll-13 ENGINEERING NOISE OUT OF A GLASS PLANT TOMSHANY PAUL E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 73 P14- 17 SAFETY MANAGER AS STAFF CONSULTANT WARD T R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 73 P18-20 APPLIED SAFETY MANAGEMENT WARREN A S JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 73 P21-23 ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG USE CONTROL IN THE INDUSTRIAL PLANT JOHNSON E L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 73 P2A-32 EXPANDING ROLE OF THE SAFETY DIRECTOR CARROLL JEROME P NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 73 P33-38 NEW STATISTICS PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES RECHT JACK L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 11 73 P39-A2 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF LABCR CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES CHRISTENSEN ROY E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 73 Pl-2 WINNERS OF NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SAFETY AWARDS FOR YEAR 1972 CHRISTENSEN ROY E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 73 P3-8 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH LAWS SHEEHAN JOHN J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 73 P9-13 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH LAWS SNYDER GORDON T ' NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 73 P1A-19 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH LAWS STENDER JOW H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 73 P20-2A SAFETY AND COMPENSATION IN CANADA LEGGE BRUCE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 73 P25-31 WORKMENS COMPENSATION 0 BRIEN JAMES R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 13 73 P32-35 LOSS CONTROL MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES BARENKLAU KEITH E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 15 73 Pl-3 EFFECTS OF OSHA ANO THE NEC ON INDUSTRIAL PLANTS PITTMAN CL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 15 73 PA-6 SAFETY VOLUNTARY OR INVOLUNTARY LOWEY J R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 15 73 P7-9 WORKMENS COMPENSATION ACT MCCRAY MICHAEL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 73 P 1-11 FIRST AID INSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS GILLESPIE LOUIS B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 73 P12-13 OSHA HOW CAN THE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSE ASSIST WITH COMPLIANCE ONYETT HELEN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL IS 73 P14-17 PRINCIPLES OF PROFESSIONAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT BARENKLAU KEITH E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 73 P18-24 MEDICAL PRODUCT SAFETY ENHANCES PATIENT SAFETY BRANDT RAYMOND W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 73 P25-28 ETC 02188 76 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 1457 74 1458 74 1459 74 1460 74 1475 74 1476 74 1477 74 1482 74 1483 74 1487 74 1488 74 1495 74 1496 74 1497 74 1498 74 1499 74 1500 74 1S01 74 1502 74 1503 74 1504 74 1505 74 1506 74 1527 74 1549 74 1552 74 1553 74 1555 74 1558 74 1559 74 1560 74 1607 74 1608 74 1609 74 1610 74 1611 74 1612 74 1613 74 1619 74 1625 HOSPITAL ELECTRICAL SAFETY MOORE JAMES H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 73 P29-35 NURSES ROLE IN HOSPITAL SAFETY MURPHY JOHN J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 73 P 36- 39 HOW TO DEVELOP A HOSPITAL FIRE PLAN FLINT CHARLES W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 18 73 P40-44 PROMOTING PROFESSIONALISM WITHIN THE RANKS OF HOSPITAL 1ENGINEERS SPEAR RICHARD D NSC TRANSACTIONS 1 18 73 P45-47 OSEACT SAFETY INSPECTION SAFER OREGON HR 74 P3-9 SAFETY AND THE WORKER UNDERSTANDING THE OSH REVIEW COMMISSION SHERIDAN PETER J MANAGEMENT REVIEW JA 74 P41-43 NOISE IN THE OUIET ZONE MODERN HEALTHCARE AP 74 P59-63 AUDIOMETRY AND HEARING PROTECTION WILLIS RORY AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS N/D 73 P22-23 ENERGY CRISIS KILLER CALDARA JOSEPH 0 AIRPORT WORLD AP 74 P27 FUTURE UNDERGROUND MINE SAFETY PROGRAM AIME ARIZONA SECT D 3 73 51P MAJOR AIRPORTS ANO THEIR EFFECTS OF REGIONAL PLANNING DEP HOUS C URBAN DEVEL 74 22P ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION AND THE WORK ENVIRONMENT NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY ANO HEALTH 73 UNP INDUSTRIAL EXPOSURE TO OZONE NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY ANO HEALTH 73 UNP WORKING WITH FORMALDEHYDE NATL INST OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH 73 UNP WORKING WITH MERCURY IN INDUSTRY NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH 73 UNP RAPICLY OE PLOY ABLE OIL CONTAINMENT BOON EMERGENCY HARBOR USE CUNNINGHAM JOHN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY D 71 31P HOSPITAL HAZARDS LUNN J A PRACTITIONER 210/1258 73 P490-499 APPROVED OR CERTIFIED PERSONAL PROT DEV INDUS HAZ MEASURE INSTRUMENTS NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH 74 UNP DESIGN OF AN UNDERGROUND MINE LAYOUT Rt 7828 SHARP WILLIAM R BUREAU OF MINES 74 45P NOISE DOSIMETER PERFORMANCE RI 7B76 STEWART KENNETH C BUREAU OF MINES 74 39P REPORT ON PRESS CONTROLS UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES N 13 73 VP PROPERTIES ESSENTIAL INFO SAFE HANDLING USE PARAFORMALDEHYOE SD 6 REV MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC 74 13P BLS REPORTS OETAILEO RESULTS 1972 SURVEY OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES ILLNESS BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS MY 2 74 16P CANGER HEAVY WAVES NEWSWEEK JE 3 74 P59 MOTOR CARRIERS SAFETY REGULATIONS REV TO OCT 1 1973 BUREAU OF MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY 74 113P SHOCK WAVES FROM THE DC 10 CRASH BUSINESS MEEK MR 30 74 P26-27 FAILURE SLEUTHS PICK UP THE PIECES LICHTENSTEIN STANLEYCOMPRESSED AIR MAGAZINE S 73 PB-9 UP THE WALL NEWSWEEK MR 18 74 P99-100 DEATH COMES AT ERMENONVILLE TIME MR 18 74 P40 POLYURETHANE HEALTH HAZARO DOUGLAS DARREL D SAFER OREGON AP 74 P3 ASBESTOS CONTROL BRISTOW J A FATHOM SPRING 74 PB-9 MILITARY PERSONNEL RECORDS CENTER FIRE OVERLAND MISSOURI SHARRY JOHN A FIRE JOURNAL MY 74 P5-9 ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA NIASING HOME FIRE SHARRY JOHN A FIRE JOURNAL MY 74 P 11-14 APARTMENT FIRE INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA SHARRY JOHN A FIRE JOURNAL MY 74 P37-39 TAIYO DEPARTMENT STORE FIRE FIRE JOURNAL MY 74 P42-43 MULTIPLE DEATH FIRES 1973 FIRE JOURNAL MY 74 P69-72 76 FIELD INVESTIGATION OF NATURAL GAS PIPELINE ACCIDENT BEAUSOLI EL ROBERT W FIRE JOURNAL MY 74 P77-84 SAFE USE AND HAZAROS OF COAL AND WOOD STOVES STONE WALTER R FIRE JOURNAL MY 74 P 87-92 UMWS TOUGH SAFETY STANCE BUSINESS WEEK JA 26 74 P84 ENERGY VS ENVIRONMENT A CONFLICT IN CONGRESS GUSHEE DAVID E CHEMTECH F 74 P96-98 ETC 02189 guide to occupational safety literature 77 74 1626 74 1628 74 1629 74 1630 74 1631 74 1632 74 1633 74 1634 74 1635 74 1636 74 1637 74 1638 74 1639 74 1640 74 1641 74 1642 74 1643 74 1644 74 1645 74 1646 74 1647 74 1648 74 1649 74 1650 74 1651 74 1652 74 1653 74 1654 74 1655 74 1656 74 1657 74 1658 74 1664 74 1665 74 1666 74 1683 74 1684 74 1685 74 1686 74 1687 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGULATIONS OF DEPT OF TRANS MISC AMENDMENTS FEDERAL REGISTER AP 8 74 P12749-12752 TUNNELERS BONE DISEASE NAY BE ELIMINATED ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD JA 17 74 PlO-ll COTTON DUST CONTROLS IN YARN MANUFACTURING BARR HARRY S NATL INST FOR OCC SAFETY AND HEALTH MR 74 188P HOLOGRAPHY A SURVEY DUDLEY DAVID D OFFICIALLY OSHA NATL AERONATICS AND SPACE ADMIN 73 129P VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P6 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P8-10 COMING EVENTS CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MV 74 P14-22 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P26-30 TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MV 74 P34-37 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P 38- 40 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE CSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P42 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P45-46 STEPPED UP RESEARCH REQUISITE FOR SAFETY PROGRESS TOFANY VINCENT L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MV 74 P49-50 PROGRAMMING MOTOR FLEET SAFETY NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P 51-58 SAFETY GUIDELINES MOTOR FLEET PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P59-64 POWER OUTAGES ARE YOU PROTECTED ORTH HENRY S NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P65-68 ELECTRICAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P69-71 BETTER WIRING DEVICES IMPROVE SAFETY JOHNSON NORMAN C NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P72- 75 SAFETY CHECK FOR INDUSTRIAL BATTERIES NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P76-77 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P78-79 OFF THE J08 CURTIN THOMAS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P80-BI SAFETY CLIPS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P83 PAVEMENT MARKING OF STREETS ROADS AND HIGHWAYS DATA SHEET NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P85-90 643 COMPUTER MANAGEMENT OF HEARING CONSERVATION RECORDS EPLEY JOHN M NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MV 74 P91-95 SAFETY RESEARCH AND ACCIOENT PREVENTION KELLEY V DOUGLAS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P96-99 NSC INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE SECTION CONTEST WINNERS 1973 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P100-103 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P104-110 118-132 SAFETY LIBRARY GRANT MILORED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P134-140 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P141-145 REPR INTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS MY 74 P161-163 HIGH PRESSURE HYORAULIC HAZARDS LETS J CLARK NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 73 Pl-4 SAFER BLASTING HOW FAR HAVE WE COME CHAMPION MM NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 16 73 P5-15 MOTIVATING PEOPLE YOU CANT HEAT AN OVEN WITH SNOWBALLS ROBERT CAVETT NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 26 73 Pl-5 ABOVE ALL ELSE WE ARE IN THE PEOPLE BUSINESS NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 26 73 P 6-13 IS YOURS A PROFESSIONAL SAFETY PROGRAM NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 26 73 P14-19 TRAINING THROUGH THE EYES OF THE CONTRACTOR DODSON LEONARD E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 Pl-5 TRAINING AS ACCDT PREV TECHNIQUE OSHA TRAINING PROC AND PROGRAMS WAHL RAY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P6-9 UNION LOOKS AT SAFETY TRAINING REED VERNE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P 10-11 CRANING TRAINING CAMPBELL D H NSC TRANSACTIONS 73 P12-13 OPERATOR TRAINING DICKIE OONALD E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL B 73 P14-17 ETC 02190 78 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 1688 OPENING REMARKS JOINT SESSION LASKOHSKI THOMAS J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P18-19 74 1689 MHAT HE TAXPAYERS AS YOUR BOSSES EXPECT OF YOU BARNAKO FRANK NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P20-23 74 1690 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE SAFETY AND HEALTH UNDER OSHA ROGERS GREGORY M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P24-26 74 1691 OSHA AND THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEE DHYER WILLIAM F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P27-30 74 1692 HHAT SAFETY CAN DO FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT MACCOLLUM CAVID V NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P31-38 74 1693 HIGH RISE EMERGENCIES NEVILLE JAMES B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P39-42 74 1694 HELPING OUT THE SMALL HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT KUESTER HARVEY M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P43-44 74 1695 FLAGGING IN HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS STEVENSON J LORIN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P45-47 74 1696 WORKMENS COMPENSATION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO PUBLIC AGENCIES WILLIAMS ROBERT B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P48-50 74 1697 UNUSUAL FACTS DISCOVERED BY ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION JONES F R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P51-53 74 1698 VISUAL SCREENING A SAFETY NECESSITY DAVI S R T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P54-58 74 1699 FATAL ACCIDENT REDUCTION ENFORCEMENT MURPHY CHARLES W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P59-61 74 1700 CHANGE AND THE MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES POPE WILLIAM CORNEL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P62-67 74 1701 VEHICLE ACCIDENTS A PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PROBLEM 0 DAY JAMES NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P6B-70 74 1702 CHEMICAL HAZARDS IN PUBLIC AGENCIES HATCHER HARRY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P71-72 % 74 1703 OSHA AND THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PYLE HCWARO NSC TRANS ACT IONS VOL 8 73 P73-79 74 1704 FIRE PREVENTION PROGRAM IN LARGE CITIES COOK JOHN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P80-84 74 1705 UNDERWATER RECOVERY IF THERE IS A CHANCE BE ILFUSS RICHARD W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P85-88 74 1706 SAFER BLASTING HOW FAR HAVE WE COME CHAMPION M M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P89-99 74 1707 DEVELOPMENTS OF ANSI Z245 STANDARDS FOR REFUSE COLLECTION GRECO JAMES R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 8 73 P100- 103 74 1708 APPLICATION OF OPE RATI ON RESPONSIBLE TO A MUNICIPAL REFUSE SYSTEM CAPLAN RAYMOND E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL B 73 P104-106 74 1711 ATA BOARD CHAIRMAN SEES PERIL IN CONSUMER PROPOSAL TRANSPORT TOPICS AP 29 74 P2 74 1712 OCT DECISION DUE SHORTLY ON BRAKE RULE OOLIN WILLIAM S JR TRANSPORT TOPICS AP 29 74 Pl-2 74 1713 NCSAS 57 CONVENTION FEATURED SHOWCASE MEETINGS PIT E QUARRY AP 74 P76-B3 74 1715 IN CASE OF FIRE PERFORMANCE MR 74 P10-11 74 1721 NO SIMPLE SOLUTIONS NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 22 73 Pl-3 74 1722 NEW DIRECTIONS IN MANAGEMENT TRAINING MILLER DON K NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 22 73 P4-10 74 1729 METHANE CONTROL IN EASTERN US COAL NINESPROC SYMPOSIUM 1973 IC 8621 BUREAU OF MINES 73 96P 74 1730 ACCIDENT FATALITIES CANADA 1972 CANADA SAFETY COUNCIL ND 23P 74 1731 YOUR STAKE IN THE CONSUMER PROOUCT SAFETY ACT SWIT DAVID PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER 74 16P t 74 1732 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROBLEMS OF YOIWG WORKERS i INTERNATIONAL LABOR OFFICE ND 143P i 74 1733 COAL MINE COMBUSTION PRODUCTS IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS RI 7872 j HARTSTEIN ARTHUR M BUREAU OF MINES 74 12P 74 1734 SYSTEM EVALUATION HAZAROS BULK WATER TRANSPORT INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS i COMM ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS F 74 42 P i 74 1736 EPA SETS FINAL AIR POLLUTION EMISSION STANDARDS FOR AIRCRAFT J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC S 73 P794-795 74 1738 CHALLENGE IN CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY PAYNTER AMERICAN GAS ASSOC MONTHLY MY 74 P37 74 1739 ELECTRICAL SAFETY DESIGNING PURGED ENCLOSURES ECKER H W CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MY 13 74 P93-97 74 1743 IMPACT OF 1969 ACT ON MINE CABLES NELSON ROY A COAL AGE AG 73 P66-70 74 1745 RESEARCHERS BURN HOUSES DECICCO PAUL R AMERICAN CITY MY 74 P32 74 1746 COMPUTER COORDINATES PUBLIC SAFETY NEEDS MANSELL JOHN R AMERICAN CITY MY 74 P74 74 1747 HYBRID COMPUTER SYSTEM SPEEDS TRAFFIC FLOW 11 AMERICAN CITY MY 74 P75 ETC 02191 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE T9 7* 1T55 79 1756 79 1757 79 1758 79 1759 79 1760 79 1779 79 1775 79 1776 79 1779 79 1780 79 1789 79 1 785 79 1738 79 1790 79 1791 79 1792 79 1793 79 1799 79 1795 79 1796 79 1809 79 1810 79 1811 79 1812 79 1813 79 1819 79 1815 79 1816 79 1817 79 1818 79 1819 79 1820 79 1821 79 1823 79 1829 79 1825 79 1826 79 182 7 79 1828 WORKMENS COMPENSATION REFORM JOURNAL AMERICAN INSURANCE SPRING'79 P27-30 JOB STRESS HIDDEN HAZARD LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY HEALTH AP 79 P9-10 VINYL CHLORIDE NEW HEALTH HAZARD JOB SAFETY HEALTH AP 79 P22-23 NO NOISE IS GOOD NOISE READING ARTHUR JOB SAFETY HEALTH AP 79 P29-27 HOW TO DESIGN A PLANT FIREWATER SYSTEM WOODARD A M HYOROCARBON PROCESSING 0 73 P103-106 FIGHT LNG FIRES WITH FOAM WESSON H R HYOROCARBON PROCESSING 0 73 P 165-171 FREE SAFETY CLINICS AND ADVISORY INSPECTIONS OFFRD STATE EMPLOYERS BUSINESS INSURANCE MY 13 79 P9 AIRCRAFT FIRE PREVENTION IS TECHNOLOGICAL DILEMMA GOOD STEPHEN BUSINESS INSURANCE MY 13 79 P29-25 CAN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY COPE CONSUMER PRODXT SAFETY REAVIS MARSHALL W BUSINESS INSURANCE MV 13 79 P39-90 92 HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS METAL A NO NONMETALLIC UNDERGROUND MINES FEDERAL REGISTER AP 19 79 P13968-13970 SPECIFICATIONS FOR MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS OF UNDERGROUND COAL MINERS FEDERAL REGISTER AP 25 79 P19592-19593 RAILROAD SAFETY APPLIANCE STANDARDS BOX AND OTHER HOUSE CARS FEDERAL REGISTER AP 29 79 P19506 MARITIME SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS FEDERAL REGISTER MY 1 79 P15129-15125 MANDATORY HEALTH STNDS SURFACE WORK AREAS UNDERGROUND COAL MINES FEDERAL REGISTER MY 13 79 P17101-02 THIS IS THE DAY OF THE SAFETY DIRECTOR MURTFELDT HAROLD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 21 73 Pl-2 ARTHUR HOYT SCOTT AWARD PRESENTATION GAYLORD JAMES F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 21 73 P3-9 ACCIDENT PREVENTIVE DESIGN OF PAPER MAKING MACHINERY CARLSON ROBERT G NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 21 73 5- 6 MATHEMATICAL EVALUATIONS FCR CONTROLLING HAZARDS FINE WILLIAM T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 21 73 P7-13 MOTIVATING THE LINE SUPERVISOR KEARCHER K P NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 21 73 P19 SAFETY COMMITTEES AND MOTIVATION MC GUIRE PAUL V OSHA INSPECTION NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 21 73 P15-17 CHEVIRON CHARLES NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 21 73 P18-20 INSURANCE AND RESTAURANT FIRES INSURANCE INFORMATION INSTITUTE ND UNP SAFETY AND HEALTH IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANISATION 1973 97P STATE HOURS LAWS FOR WOMEN WOMENS BUREAU AP 79 7P ADAPTATION OF JOBS FOR THE DISABLED INTERNATIONAL LABOR OFFICE 73 65P STANDARO FIRE PROTECTION A EC ELECTRONIC COMPUTER OAT A PROCESSNG SYSTHS WEINTRAUB ARNOLD A ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION JL 73 38P CICTATING PRODUCT SAFETY BUSINESS WEEK MY 18 79 P56-62 EVEN TOUGHER RULES TO MAKE REACTORS SAFER HENKEL ROBERT W BUSINESS WEEK MY 18 79 P96-98 FEDERAL AIRCRAFT NOISE ABATEMENT PROGRAM FY 197273 FOURTH DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION JA 73 72P FEDERAL STATE RELATIONS IN GAS PIPELINE SAFETY REPORT TO CONGRESS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AG 72 151P VP SAFETY IN THE CHEMICAL LABORATORY VOL 3 STEERE NORMAN V JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION 79 157P UNIONS PUSH JOB HEALTH NILSEN JOAN M CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JA 21 79 P 80 COPING WITH NUCLEAR WASTES DAVIS JOHN C CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JA 21 79 P82-9 NEW TESTS LEAD TO BETTER ARRESTERS PEARSON P L ELECTRICAL WORLD 0 15-73 P80-81 CES1GNING FOR SAFETY ON MEDIUM SIZE WIREDRAWING CARBON STEEL WIRE SMITH S P INDUSTRIAL SAFETY D 79 P533-9 SHOULD WE DROP FR AND ADOPT Z16 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY D 73 P591 VP REGULATION OF NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS AND RELATEO FACILITIES NUCLEAR SAFETY JA-F 79 Pl-13 ALL ABOUT OSHA OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH AD ND 23P ZINC FUME FEVER LIFELINE MY-JE 79 P29-5 SERENDIPITY NO LONGER NEEDED SAFETY DEVICES BOOST PRODUCTIVITY MACHINE DESIGN MY 30 79 P12 ETC 02192 80 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 7* 1829 7* 1830 7* 1831 7A 1832 7* 1833 74 1834 74 1835 74 1836 74 1837 74 1838 74 1839 74 1840 74 1841 74 1842 74 1843 74 1844 74 1845 74 1846 74 1847 74 1848 74 1849 74 1850 74 1851 74 1852 74 1854 74 1855 74 1856 74 1857 74 1858 74 1859 74 1860 74 1861 74 1862 74 1880 74 1881 74 1882 74 1883 74 1884 74 1885 74 1886 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO SULFURIC ACIO CRITERIA FOR RECOMMENDED STMl NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH 74 90P INSTITUTIONS OFFERING DEGREE PROGRAMS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS JE 74 5P HAZARDOUS OCCUPATIONS AND HOBBIES STATISTICAL BULLETIN MR 74 P3-5 PRODUCT LIABILITY LOSS ANO ITS CONTROLS BIEBER ROBERT M J AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS MR 74 P34-38 FIRE CODE REQUIREMENTS FOR EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS BOND HORATIO J AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS MR 74 P40-41 LIVING WITH OSHA PRESS STANDARDS SUTTER RONALO H J AMER SOC SAFETY ENGINEERS MR 74 P44-48 VISION CONSERVATION PROFESSIONAL APPROACH SAFETY GLASSES IN INDUSTRY SIMON SAMUEL J OPTOMETRIC WEEKLY JE 6 74 P36-39 SOME FOREIGN HOISTS ARE ACTUALLY UNSAFE BY OUR USA STANDARDS BOWMAN G W FACTORY MR 74 P80S-82S AUTOMATIC CHOCKING OF TRAILER WHEELS WILL INCREASE DOCK SAFETY MCGUIRE GEORGE E FACTORY NR 74 P92S-93S PREDICT LNG FIRE RADIATION BROWN L E HYDROCARBON PROCESSING MY 74 P141-143 API NFPA REPORT ON HPI FIRE LOSSES VERVAL IN CHARLES H HYDROCARBON PROCESSING MV 74 P182-184 OFFICE WORK A HAZARDOUS OCCUPATION MUTUAL INSURANCE BULLETIN MY 74 P9 SAFETY AFTER THE REVOLUTION CLACK GEORGE JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH MY 74 P4-9 ADVANTAGES OF BEING A TARGET INDUSTRY SARTWELL FRANK JOB SAFETY HEALTH MY 74 P10-14 DOWN TO THE SEA IN HARDHATS WIRFS RALPH M JOB SAFETY HEALTH MY 74 P5-2 0 JOB SAFETY JUNIOR LEVEL LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY & HEALTH MV 74 P24-26 PREVENTING HAZARDS FROM AIRBORNE CONTAMINANTS IN THE PLANT CUSUMANO GUY F PLANT ENGINEERING MR 7 74 P209-211 SAFE HANOLING ANO STORAGE OF FLAMMABLE LIQUIOS STEVENS ARTHUR M PLANT ENGINEERING MR 7 74 P221-23 SUPERVISING FOR SAFETY WALSH BILL UNITED TRADE PRESS LTD 73 96P FURTHER APPRAISAL OF DOSIMETRY RELATED URANIUM MINING HEALTH HAZARDS NELSON I C NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY & HEALTH AP 74 106P INSTRUMENT FOR TESTING ISOMETRIC STRENGTH ANO ENOURANCE WASSERMANN D E NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH MV 74 28P CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE SWIMMING POOL 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NOISE SENATE COMM ON PUBLIC WORKS AG 73 116P EVALUATION OF PORTABLE DIRECT READING NO 2 METERS JOHNSON BRUCE A NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH AP 74 31P EVALUATION OF PORTABLE DIRECT READING COMBUSTIBLE GAS METERS MCCAMMON CHARLES S NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH AP 74 49P PBLC LW 93-259 FAIR LABOR STANDARDS AMENDMENTS OF 1974 OFFICIALLY OSHA CONGRESS AP 8 74 21P VOICE OF THE REAOER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P6 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P8-10 13 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS ME 74 P16-18 22-26 ETC 02193 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL . SAFETY LITERATURE ei 74 1887 74 1888 74 1889 74 1890 74 1891 74 1892 74 1893 74 1894 74 189S 74 189b 74 1897 74 1898 74 1899 74 1900 74 1903 74 1904 74 1905 74 1906 74 1907 74 1908 74 1909 74 1910 74 1911 74 1912 74 1914 74 1915 74 1916 74 1917 74 1918 74 1919 74 1920 74 1921 74 1922 74 1923 74 1924 74 1925 74 1926 74 1927 74 1928 74 1929 CONING EVENTS CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P30-34 STANDARDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P38-44 PRESIDENTS PAGE TO FAN V VINCENT L nSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P46-48 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P49 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P51-52 NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P54 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER GUIDELINES SELECTION OPERATION MAINTENANCE NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JE 74 P57-68 OSHACT REGULATIONS FOR PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P69-72 COSTS OF FIRE FIGHTER INJURIES FELTON J S NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P73-78 FIRE EQUIPMENT TRADITIONS MHATS WONG HI TH RED AND BLACK PRESSURE VESSELS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P79 NATIONAL SAFETY NEMS JE 74 PBO-81 HOH COMPUTER AIDS HOTEL SECURITY PROGRAM KEENER GEORGE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P82-84 SAFETY A SECURITY RESPONSIBILITY STROBL HALTER M IDEAS THAT HORKED NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P85-86 PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P8B-B9 TREATMENT OF EXTRANEOUS ELECTRICITY IN ELECTRIC BLASTING DATA SH 644 NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P95-101 SIGNS AND SYMBOLS TRAIL BLAZING THROUGH A FOREST OF HAZARDS HILDER REG NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P102-104 SIGN OF THE TIMES GREATER USE OF SAFETY SYMBOLS BY INOUSTRY PREDICTED ROBERTS JAMES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JE 74 P104-105 ART OF CREATING SAFETY SYMBOLS OSBORN MICHAEL R NAT IONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 Pi 06--107 AUDITORS REPORT 1973 HIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELD HARRY N SAFETY LIBRARY NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 PI 08 NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 PllO-112 120-134 GRANT MILDRED NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P135-150 FIRE AND SECURITY PRODUCT DATA NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P151-207 NEHSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P2 08-212 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEHS JE 74 P228-230 SIC14 LEAK CREATES ACID CLOUD IN CHICAGO CHEMICAL C ENGINEERING NEHS MY 6 74 Pb-T GUIDELINES FOR NOISE EXPOSURE CONTROL SOUND AND VIBRATION N 70 P21-24 SOCIOCUSIS HEARING LOSS FROM NON OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSURE COHEN ALEXANDER SOUND AND VIBRATION N 70 P12-20 LAM AND ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS MORSE H NEHCOMB IAEI NEHS MY-JE 74 P10 ASTM TUNNEL TEST WHAT IT IS AND HOH IT WORKS GROAH W T BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMINIST JE 74 P4-5 DOUBLE BOTTOM BARGES PROVIDE GREATER PROTECTION AGAINST HATER PLLTN MARINE ENGINEERING LOG MY 74 P42-43 AGING ANO CCCUPATICNAL HEALTH MAY RODNEY C ACCIDENT PREVENTION MY 74 P5-8 LASER PROMISED FULFILLED HERZOG RAYMOND E MACHINE DESIGN MY 74 P127-33 MUNI SECOND SYSTEM MOOERN RAILROAOS JE 74 P60-62 NEAR TERM RESULTS COAL MINE SAFETY RESEARCH YANCIK JOSEPH J MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL MY 74 P18-24 NEW HOT LINE FOR PRODUCT SAFETY AMERICAN HONE AP 74 P6 FOIL MR ACCIDENT GARNER BENNIE L INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 74 P2 YOUR SAFETY CHALLENGE PYLE HOWARO INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 74 P3-6 FIRE SAFE CLOTHING IS UP TC YOU INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 74 P7 LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP FIVE MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 74 P8-9 CONT GIVE EM THE BLAHS PART l OF 2 POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 74 P10-11 ETC 02194 r' 82 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 1930 74 1931 74 1932 74 1933 74 1934 74 1935 74 1936 74 1937 74 1938 74 1939 74 1940 74 1941 74 1942 74 1943 74 1944 74 1945 74 1946 74 1947 74 1948 74 1954 74 1955 74 1956 74 1957 74 1958 74 1959 74 I960 74 1961 74 1963 74 1967 74 1969 74 1973 74 1985 74 1986 74 1987 74 1988 74 1989 74 1990 74 1991 74 1994 74 1995 TRAIN YOUR FAMILY IN FIRE SAFETY INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 74 P12-13 COMMUNICATING FOR COOPERATION PART 3 OF 3 LEWIS KENNETH L INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 74 P14-15 LIMERICK WINNERS JANUARY INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR AP 74 P 16 CLEAR VI SION IS BETTER GARNER BENNIE L INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MY 74 P2 HOME MISHAPS RUIN OUR SAFETY RECORO BANKARD BENET E INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MV 74 P3-4 HOLD IT BY THE COOL END ANDERSON R GAYLE INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MY 74 P 5--6 KNOW THE REAL CAUSES ALLISON WILLIAM W INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR NY 74 P6-7 COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS FIVE MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MY 74 P8-9 OONT SPREAD YOURSELF TOO THIN PART 2 OF 2 POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MY 74 P10-11 WATCH OUT FOR THE HIDDEN HAZARDS PART 1 OF 3 EYNON STUART 8 INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MY 74 P12-13 YOUR DUTY TO THE WORK COMMUNITY PART 1 OF 2 HUNT MARY C INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MY 74 P14-15 LIMERICK WINNERS FEBRUARY INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR MY 74 P16 SAFETY WITH THE NASHVILLE SOUNO INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JE 74 P2, SUMMERTIME REFLECTIONS POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JE 74 P3-4 DONT MONKEY WITH A POWER SWITCH FIVE MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JE 74 P5-6 CHECK YOUR SCORE AS A SUPERVISOR GUTOS WILLIAM J INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JE 74 P7-10 HE ANO THE WORK COMMUNITY PART 2 OF 2 HUNT MARY C INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JE 74 Pll-12. LACK OF OXYGEN A HIDDEN HAZARD PART 2 OF 3 EYNON STUART 8 INOUSTRIAl SUPERVISOR JE 74 P13-15 LIMERICK WINNERS MARCH INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR JE 74 P16 CYLINDER SAFETY EDMONDS CHRIS SAFETY AP TO P9-13 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FOOT PROTECTION SAFER OREGON MV 74 P4-S PACEMAKER PATIENT ANO THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT SMYTH NICHOLAS P JAMA MR 25 74 P1412 HUMAN TOXICITY OF CERTAIN TRACE ELEMENTS LOUR IA OONALD B ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE F 72 P307-319 MICROWAVE OVENS ARE UP TO SNUFF OECAREAU ROBERT V MICROWAVE ENERGY APPLIC NEWSLETTR MR/AP 74 P2 15 WATER COOLED SUIT FOR PROTECTION AGAINST HOT ENVIRONMENTS HILL J W PROC ROYAL SOC MEDICINE 0 70 P1014-1015 HEALTH ANO POLLUTION SOME EXAMPLES FROM THE PRESENT SITUATION NORSETH TOR MEDICAL JOURNAL AUSTRALIA SUP AG 5 72 P70-72 CARCINOGENS XCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER JA 29 74 P3756-3796 TRANSPORTATION OF LIQUIDS BY PIPELINE FEDERAL REGISTER JE 4 74 P19780-19781 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS CORR FEDERAL REGISTER JE 3 74 P19468-19469 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FEDERAL REGISTER MR 15 74 P9957-9959 APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS WYOMING FEDERAL REGISTER MY 3 74 P15394-15396 RESEARCH ON WOOD DUST ANO ITS EFFECTS ON MAN AND INDUSTRY WENDLICK JOSEPH D NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 73 Pl-12 PROGRESSIVE SAFETY EDUCATION TANAKA PAUL H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 73 P13-15 SAFETY ANO HEALTH IN EQUIPMENT TODAY AND TOMORROW GARDNER CM NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 73 P16-18 SAFETY IN INDUSTRIAL TRUCK OPERATIONS JENSEN LESTER K NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 73 P19-24 TECHNIQUES FOR REDUCING TEXTILE MACHINE NOISE EMERSON PAUL D NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 73 P25-28 INOUSTRIAL SAFETY PROGRAMMING FOR FEMALE EMPLOYEES IN FIBERS MFG PLNT KOLODNER HERBERT J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 73 P29-36 TRAINING FOR SAFETY SANTORA ARTHUR C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 25 73 P37-41 EFFECTS OF OSHA AND THE NEC ON INDUSTRIAL PLANTS PITTMAN C L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 9 73 Pl-3 NEW LOOK AT OSHA OR A NEW OSHA PICKENS JOHN L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 9 73 P4-9 ETC 02195 1 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 83 7* 1997 74 1998 74 1999 74 2 000 74 2001 74 2002 74 2003 74 2004 74 2 005 74 2 006 74 2007 74 2008 74 2009 74 2010 74 2011 74 2012 74 2013 74 2 014 74 2015 74 2016 74 2017 74 2018 74 2019 74 2020 74 2021 74 2022 74 2023 74 2024 74 2 025 74 2 026 74 2027 74 2028 74 2 029 74 2030 74 2031 74 2032 74 2033 74 2 034 74 2037 74 2040 CHIPPERS ANO HOGS DATA SHEET 602 NSC 1967 6P CARBON TETRACHLORIDE DATA SHEET 331A NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1964 4P PYRIDINE DATA SHEET 310A NSC 1969 3P USING S HEXAFLUORIDE GASEOUS TRACER STOY VENTILATN SYS MINES RI 7916 THIMONS E 0 BUREAU OF MINES 1974 22P MINE ROOF REINFORCEHNT SPEC1FICLLY DESIGNEO EPOXY RESIN SYS RI 7907 SUBRAMANIAN R V BUREAU OF MINES 1974 14P ACHIEVING A SAFETY RECORD FACTORY JE 74 P45-46 DANGEROUS DIRT MAKES NOISE ALLOWS SIMPLE CHECK FOR EARTH SAFETY INVISIBLE HAZARDS ROADS & STREETS JE 74 P58 SAFETY N 69 P12-15 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET UNION CARBIDE NO VP BRAIN ABSCESS OUE TO STREPTOCCUS EQUISIMILIS IN A MALT WORKER OINN JOHN J JOURNAL OF IRISH MEDICAL ASSOC JA 21 71 P50-51 SPREADING FIGHT OVER VINYL CHLORIDE BUSINESS WEEK JE 22 76 P29-30 CARD ROOM DUST CONTROL AMERICAS TEXTILES REPORTER BULL JE 74 P9 14 HAN0800K ACCIDENT PREVENTION BUSINESS INOUSTRV 4TH ED NSC 1974 125P RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE PREVENTION WORTHLEY S R ACCIDENT PHENOMENON AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS JA-F 74 PB-13 MCCOSKER W B AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS JA-F 74 P30-33 ELECTRICS FOR A CLEANER FORK LIFT TRUCK MOSELEY 0 R AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS JA/F 74 P34-37 PEAK METHANE CONCENTRATIONS DURING COAL MINING RI 7885 KISSEL FRED N BUREAU OF HINES 1974 17P GUIDELINES FOR SETTING UP JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAMS OCCUPATIONAL SFTY & HL AOMIN 0 72 NP REMOTE SENSING POTENTIAL SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION COAL NINES TPR 80 STATEHAH RAYMOND M BUREAU OF MINES 1974 9P MINIMUM EXTNG MAX OXVGN CNCNTR EXTNGSHNG COAL DUST AIR EXPLSNS RI 7782 GRUHER JOSEPH BUREAU OF MINES 1973 6P FOOT PROTECTION CHOOSE YOUR OWN PROMOTIONAL STYLE OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MY 73 P37-41 EMERGENCY AIRBORNE ESCAPE SUMMARY LIFE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT BRANCH 1973 ASP INSTRUCTIVE FIRES INTERNATIONAL CIVIL DEFENCE JA 74 P5-6 PROGRAMS FOR TRAINING SUPERVISORS WINDLE JIM L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 Pl-6 TELEVISION FOR TRAINING YEAZEL LYNN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 PT-8 PROFESSIONS ANO THE REAL PRO GAUSCH JOHN P NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P9-11 TOTAL LOSS CONTROL FLETCHER JOHN A NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 PI2r 17 TOTAL SAFETY FROM RISK MANAGERS VIEWPOINT BERG ARNOLO F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P18-23 IMPLEMENTING A TOTAL SAFETY PROGRAM GRIFFIN GERARO 0 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P24-27 ADVANTAGES OF BEING SMALL SHELTON JOSEPH R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P28-31 MEETING OSHA HEALTH STANOAROS CARBON MONOXIDE KUSNETZ HOWARO L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P32-37 MEETING OSHA HEALTH STANDARDS ON NOISE EXPOSURE JUDD STANLEY H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P38-43 NIOSH BEHAVIORAL ANO MOTIVATIONAL RESEARCH COHEN ALEXANDER NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P44-49 MANAGMENTS RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAFETY BROWN D W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P50-55 TRAINING MAINTAINING INTEREST ANO MOTIVATION LEWIS KENNETH L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P56-62 ROLE OF THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION KUSHNER LAWRENCE M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P63-67 ROLE OF THE MANUFACTURER IN PRODUCT SAFETY YOUNG J F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P68-73 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH LAWS STENOER JOHN H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 12 73 P74-78 SAFE BOATING WEEK IS YEAR ROUND LUCEY WILLIAM C ENSIGN JE 74 P2 TOXICITY OF NAPHTHA BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL VOL 1 MR 18 72 P743 ETC 02196 84 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 2043 7.4 2 044 74 2 045 74 2048 74 2049 74 2050 74 2 051 74 2 052 74 2053 74 2 054 74 2 075 74 2 076 74 2077 74 2078 74 2 079 74 2 080 74 2081 74 2082 74 2 083 74 2 084 74 2085 74 2086 74 2 087 74 2 088 74 2089 74 2090 74 2091 74 2092 74 2093 74 2094 74 2 099 74 2100 74 2101 74 2102 74 2103 74 2104 74 2105 74 2106 74 2107 74 2108 FIRE DETECTION ANO CONTROL COGGAN BILL INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MR 74 P112-115 PLANNING FIRE PROTECTION FOR EXPO 74 FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE MY 74 P31 ARMY AIOS VOLUNTEERS IN FIREFIGHTING TRAINING FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE MY 74 P39 COMPLETELY SPRINKLERED EXCEPT IN RECORD MY/JE 74 P3-8 LIQUID DYNAMITE RECORD MV/JE 74 P9-12 HIGH SPEED FIRE DETECTING SYSTEM HELPS INSURE MUNITIONS PLANT SAFETY SECURITY DISTRIBUTING & MARKETING JE 74 P21 MEETING CLASS E HIGH RISE REQUIREMENTS YELLIN ROBERT E SECURITY DISTRIBUTING MARKETING JE 74 P24-25 QC THROUGH NOISE AND SAFETY STANDARDS TOOLING C PRODUCTION JE 74 P60-62 INJURY CONTROL BAKER SUSAN P INSURANCE INSTITUTE HIGHMAY SAFETY 72 32P EMERGENCY SERVICE COMMUNICATIONS WITHSTAND NATURAL DISASTERS SECURITY WORLD JE 74 P32-33 EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT ACTIVITIES BREWERS ROUND TABLE SCHOOF ROBERT F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 Pl-4 SAFETY FLYER POSTER CONTEST BRANDENBURG J R NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P5-6 BREWERS ROUNO TABLE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P7-8 CANNERS AND FREEZERS ROUND TABLE LARSON WILLIAM B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P9-10 PROFITABILITY GOOD SAFETY HEALTH MANAGEMENT HOW ATTAIN IT FINCH NEAL C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 Pll-14 HANOLE WITH CARE HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS AND THEIR USE LEATHER FINISHING KENNEDY JOHN D NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P15-17 DOLLARS AND SENSE GOOO FAITH OSHA COMPLIANCE PROGRAM GORG WALTER JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P18-21 CORPORATE VIEW OF ACCIDENT PREVENTION BISHOP LEE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P22-25 MOTIVATION OF A COMPLETE COMPANY SAFETY PROGRAM MCCLELLAN FLOYD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL ID 73 P26-33 MOTIVATION COMPLETE SAFETY PROGRAM ROLE OF THE PLANT MANAGER HENNIGAN FRANK NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P34-35 WHAT AN INDUSTRIAL NURSE CAN ACCOMPLISH DAMART LUCILLE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P36-40 SAFETY ANO THE WORK COMMUNITY HUNT MARY C NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P41-42 SAVING MONEY BY CONTROLLING AUTOMOTIVE ACCIDENT COSTS EMOND EDWARD J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P43-45 NOISE CONTROL MEAT PACKING AND PROCESSING INDUSTRY KUGLER ANDREW B NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P46-4B CONSUMERISM THE NEXT CHALLENGE FOR SAFETY CHAUCER DANIEL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P49-52 SAFETY IN FOOD SERVICE ANO PROCESSING BOSTWICK CD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P53-55 AVOIOING UNNECESSARY OSHA INSPECTIONS IN FOOD SERVICE CORDELL VERNON E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 PS6-57 AVOIDING UNNECESSARY OSHA INSPECTIONS IN FOOD RETAILING GROVES A GEORGE NSC TRANSACTIONS VDL 10 73 P58-59 AVOID UNNECESSARY OSHA INSPECTIONS IN HOTELS AND MOTELS ELLIS RAYMOND C JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P58-59 AVOIDING UNNECESSARY OSHA INSPECTIONS IN BUILDINGS AND OFFICES REILLY THOMAS J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 10 73 P62-65 OSHA UNDER ATTACK TIME JL 8 74 P48 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT JOHN F KENNEDY INTERNAT AIRPORT JUNE 23 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD D 5 73 30P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORTS MENA ARKANSAS SEPT 27 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD AP 11 74 36P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT BOSTON MASS JULY 31 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MR 7 74 76P AIRCRAFT INCIDENT REPORT TOLEDO OHIO APRIL 10 1973 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD S 27 73 8P RAILROAD ACCIDENT REPORT WORK EXTRAS HEAD CN COLLISION TAFT LA FEB 73 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 0 25 73 30P RAILROAD ACCIOENT REPORT REAR END COLL FREIGHT TRAINS INDIO CAL JE 73 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MR 20 74 23P RAILROAD ACCIDENT REPORT COLL STATE OF ART TRANSIT CARS PUEBLO COL NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MY 1 74 51P EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FOR PEOPLE WORKING ALONE SHINGLETON P C UNION CARBIDE INSTITUTE S 28 73 2P SYMPOSIUM THOUGHTS VIEWS IMPACT OCC SAF HL TH ACT 1970 CHEMICAL PROF AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY S 15 71 60P ETC 02197 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 85 74 2109 74 2110 74 2111 74 2112 74 2113 74 2114 74 2115 74 2116 74 2117 74 2118 74 2119 74 2120 74 2121 74 2124 74 2125 74 2126 74 2127 74 2128 74 2129 74 2130 74 2131 74 2132 74 2133 74 2134 74 2136 74 2137 74 2138 74 2139 74 2140 74 2144 74 2145 74 2146 74 2147 74 2148 74 2149 74 2150 74 2151 74 2152 74 2153 74 2154 RULES UNLOADING TANK CARS LQFD PTRLN GS C LEASING RR PROPERTY PURPOSE ASSOC AN RR 8UREAU EXPLOSIVES MR 30 73 2P RECOMMENDED PRACTICE PREVENTION ELECTRIC SPARKS FIRE RAIL EQNT TANKS ASSOC AM RR BUREAU EXPLOSIVES MR 30 73 2P RULES REGLTNS OEP TRANS UNLOADG TANKS DOT 106A CHLORINE TRACKS ASSOC AM RR BUREAU EXPLOStVES MR 30 73 7P RULES RECD LOCA LOAD STORAGE FLAMMABLE LQD FLASH POINT BELOW 20 F ASSOC AM RR BUREAU EXPLOSIVES MR 30 73 4P CARBON MONOXIDE INVESTIGATION STATE AND CITY POLICE VEHICLES ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY NEWS MY-AG 73 4P CLEAN FLUID FUELS FROM COAL AND WASTES FORNEY A J TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASHE JL 73 P142-144 FUNDAMENTALS OF RESPIRATORY AIR PROCESSING ROBBINS HIGH C ROBBINS AVIATION INC NY 1 74 5P RECOMMENDED PRAC PREVNTN ELEC SPARKS FIRES TANKS LQD CMPRSD GS WIR LNS ASSOC AM RR BUREAU EXPLOSIVES MR 30 73 2P BUREAU OF MINES SEEKS SAFER MINING SYSTEMS WONT SACRIFICE PRODUCTIVITY COAL AGE JE 74 P80-B2 REVISION OF NOISE CONTROL REGULATIONS DEEMED LIKELY COAL AGE JE 74 P87 ACCESS TO TOWER CRANES DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT GRT BRITIAN 73 6P TRACER GAS AS AN AID IN MINE VENTILATION ANALYSIS RI 7917 THIMONS E D BUREAU OF MINES 1974 1 7P RULES RECD LOCA UNLOADG TANK CARS ANHYDROUS AMMONIA LEASG RR PROPERTS ASSOC AM RR BUREAU EXPLOSIVES MR 30 73 2P BOOKSHELF ON INJURY CONTROL WESTABY JANICE R AMERICAN JOURNAL PUBLIC HEALTH AP 74 P394-401 BOOKSHELF ON EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICES FLANAGAN PATRICK AMERICAN JOURNAL PUBLIC HEALTH AP 74 P402-405 EMISSION STUDY OF INDUSTRIAL SOURCES OF LEAD AIR POLLUTANTS 1970 DAVIS W E NATNL TECHNICAL INFORNATN SERVICE AP 73 123P IDENTIFYING FOODBORNE OISEASE HAZARDS IN FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS BRYAN FRANK L JOURNAL OF ENVRONMNTAL HEALTH MY-JE 74 P537-40 AIRCRAFT ACCIOENTS AND HUMAN FACTORS HEMMING F 0 AEROSPACE MEDICINE JE 73 P682-684 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF PERSONAL NOISE EXPOSURE METERS LEASURE WILLIAM A JRSOUNO ANO VIBRATION MR 74 P36-40 CONSUMER SAFETY TOWARDS ENSURING AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY NEWMAN CONSTANCE B CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION F 74 33P STAINLESS STEEL FOR FUME INCINERATION AMERICAN IRON STEEL INSTITUTE MR 74 15P API BULLETIN ON PRECAUTIONARY LABELS AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE AG 69 21P UNDERGROUND RURAL DISTRIBUTION RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMIN BULL AP 74 21P POLYVINYL CHLORIOE IMPLICATED IN LIVER ILLS GRINSHAW R S JR MEDICAL TRIBUNE JE 19 74 P20 CONSUMER PROOUCT SAFETY ACT AND ITS ADMINISTRATION WHITE WILLIAM V CHEMTECH MY 74 P285-287 GARBAGE PARKS A POLLUTION SOLUTION FORTNEY DAVID L HEALTH MY-JE 74 P21-25 FUNDAMENTALS OF NOISE MEASUREMENT RATING SCHEMES ANO STANDARDS NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 0 31 71 163P SYSTEM EVALUATION HAZARDS BULK WATER TRANSP INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS COMMITTEE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS F74 42P REPORT OF THE MEETING OF EXPERTS ON THE SAFE USE OF ASBESTOS INTERNATIONAL LABOR OFFICE 26 F 1 MR 74 VP WORKER SAFETY IN LOGGING OPERATIONS GOLDBERG M N NATIONAL INST OCC SAFETY HEALTH AP 74 106P VP OCCUPATIONAL DEAFNESS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES LANCEAU P BILSOM NO 14P MEDICAL PREVENTION DEAFNESS NOISE SWEDISH MACHINE INDUSTRY HEIJ8EL C A BILSOM 1970 10P OCCUPATIONAL NOISE ANO HEARING 1968 TO 1972 LEMPERT BARRY L US DEP HEALTH EDUCA WELFARE 1973 51P SHORING FAILURE BLAMED FOR GARAGE COLLAPSE ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD JE 13 74 Pll INVESTIGATION SKYLINE PLAZA COLLAPSE FAIRFAX COUNTY VIRGINIA LEYENOECKER E V OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH AOMIN JE 73 57P NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL HAZARO SURVEY VOL 1 SURVEY MANUAL US DEP HEALTH EOUCA WELFARE MV 74 187P APPLICATION COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT ACCDNT INVESTIG TCHNQS RR DERAILMENT BRADEN GALE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION JA 73 33P CRITICAL REVIEW REGULATIONS FOR CONTROL OF ODORS LEONARDOS GREGORY J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC MY 74 P456-468 EVALUATION EMISSION CONTROL TCHNLGS METAL DECORATING PROCESS GADOMSKI RAYMOND R J AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOC NY 74 P4B4-490 COMBATING THE PROBLEM OF ARSON ROBINSON MARSHALL C BESTS REVIEW JE 74 P3S 40 42 44 ETC 02198 86 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 2155 PRODUCT IN ACTION SCHOOL MANAGEMENT F 74 P38 74 2156 ARSON A REAL SECURITY CHALLENGE LANDMANN PAUL CLARK NATIONAL LOCKSMITH JE 74 P8-14 74 2157 SECURITY SURVEY 'i ITM FIRE IN MIND SITHOLM K C NATIONAL LOCKSMITH JE 74 P15-21 74 2159 MANAGING THE FIRE PROBLEM EISEN8ERG G H G CANADIAN OCCUP SFTY MR-AP 74 P29 32 35-37 74 2162 BE FAMILIAR MITH OSHA STANDARDS FOR AGRICULTURE HOAROS DAIRYMAN JE 10 74 P710 74 2164 RALPH NADER REPORTS AIR TRAVEL NADER RALPH LADIES HOME JOURNAL JL 74 P32-33 74 2173 PRIMER OF COMMUNITY NOISE MEASUREMENT GENERAL RADIO 1974 28P 74 2174 QUAKER OATS FINOS OSHA A SATISFYING OROEAL BUSINESS INSURANCE F 18 74 P6-7 74 2175 UNIONS LEARNING LOT ABOUT EMPLOYER EMPLOYEE JOB SAFETY OSHA PROGRAM BUSINESS INSURANCE F 4 74 P8-9 74 2176 OSHA OFFICIAL SAYS UNIONS PLAY VITAL ROLE BUSINESS INSURANCE F 4 74 P21 74 2177 OOCTOR ADVOCATES COMPENSATION FOR STEEL WORKERS DISABLED BY RED LUNG BUSINESS INSURANCE F 4 74 P 38 74 2178 SAFETY SECURITY ARE BIGGEST CONCERNS SAYS CITY SUHRBIER ROBIN BUSINESS INSURANCE F 4 74 P46-47 74 2179 STEELWORKERS LOOK FOR PENSION GAINS RIGHT REFUSE WORK OVER SAFETY THOMAS PATRICK BUSINESS INSURANCE F 4 74 P4B 74 2180 TILTING ARBOR ANO TILTING TABLE SAWS DATA SHEET 605A ' NSC 1974 6 P 74 2186 EFFLUENT FIRE PRODUCT A CRUDE APPROACH FIRE GAS HAZARD ASSESSMENT ROBERTSON A F FIRE TECHNOLOGY MY 74 P115-128 74 2187 CALCULATING THERMAL RADIATION HAZARDS IN LARGE FIRES PARKER ROBERT 0 FIRE TECHNOLOGY MY 74 P147-152 74 2188 RADIATION CHARACTERISTICS OF FIRE FIGHTERS COAT FABRICS QUINTIERE JAMES FIRE TECHNOLOGY MV 74 P153-161 74 2200 LETTERS ABEL RONALD J FAMILY SAFETY SUMMER 74 P27 74 2201 ITS YOUR MOVE FAMILY SAFETY SUMMER 74 P28-30 74 2202 SOFT LANDING FOR LEAPERS WOOLLEY ROI FIRE ENGINEERING AP 74 P86 74 2203 OEATH RATE IN HOMES MAKES FIRE PREVENTION LIVE ISSUE OREY WALTER J FIRE ENGINEERING AP 74 P87-89 74 2204 TERRIBLE BLAST OF A BLEVE FIRE FIGHTER CSLT LP GAS TNK RPTR INCDNTS LATHROP JAMES K FIRE COMMAND MY 74 P14-17 74 2205 HAZARD REDUCTION DURING EMERGENCY RESPONSE MONTEZ ALFRED FIRE COMMANO MY 74 P20-21 74 2206 VISIBILITY OF FIRE FIGHTERS SOLOMON STEPHEN S FIRE COMMANO MY 74 P22-27 74 2207 CARBON MONOXIDE AFFECTS VISION HAMPERS DRIVERS PRCPTN PRFMNCE SAFETY BRIEFS SPRING 74 P4 74 2208 CANGERS OF GAS SIPHONING SAFETY BRIEFS SPRING 74 P5 74 2209 ACT BOOSTS EMERGENCY MEDICAL FUNDS SAFETY BRIEFS SPRING 74 P9-U 74 2211 ANOTHER GAS CRISIS ST CLAIR STEPHEN TRIAL MAGAZINE MY/JE 74 P45 74 2212 RETURN OF CAVEAT EMPTOR ILLUSORY SAVINGS FEDERAL NO FAULT BRAINARD CALVIN H TRIAL MAGAZINE MY-JE 74 P57-59 74 2213 OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS ON THE RISE SAGALL ELLIOT L TRIAL MAGAZINE MY-JE 74 P63 74 2214 SAFETY OF MACHINERY OESIGN FIRST GUARDING SECOND HODGSON E W INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AP 74 P164-166 74 2215 HGNG KONGS SAFETY SCENE CARTER A H INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AP 74 P167-168 74 2216 PROBLEMS WITH LEAD IN CANAOA 'i INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AP 74 P171 173 74 2223 STANDARD FOR REFRIGERATED VENDING MACHINES UL 541 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC MR 7 74 5OP 74 2224 STANDARD FOR METER SOCKETS UL 414 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC NO 47P 74 2225 STANDARD FOR ELECTRIC GARDENING APPLIANCES UL 82 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC F 14 74 55P 74 2226 STANDARD FOR ELECTRIC FLASH. IGHTS LANTERNS USE HAZARDOUS LOCA UL 783 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC ND 12P VP 74 2227 STANDARD FOR PLUG FUSES UL 198.5 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC ND 9P 74 2228 STANDARD FOR ELECTRIC COIN OPERATED COMM RCL CL THS DRYG EQPMT UL 1240 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC ND 28P 74 2254 SLIPS AND FALLS BOOSTER TRIPPING ADVANCEO LEARNING SYSTEMS INC 69 17P ETC 02199 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 87 7A 2255 74 2256 74 2257 74 2258 74 2259 74 2260 74 2261 74 2262 74 2263 74 2264 74 2265 74 2266 74 2267 74 2268 74 2269 74 2270 74 2271 74 2276 74 2277 74 2278 74 2279 74 2280 74 2281 74 2282 74 2283 74 2284 74 2285 74 2286 74 2287 74 2288 74 2289 74 2290 74 2291 74 2292 74 2296 74 2297 74 2298 74 2299 74 2300 74 2301 DUST INHALATION DISEASES PNEUMOCONIOSES CUTTING OIL MISTS Public health service 73 isp RAMOS HENRY JOURNAL OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AP 74 P273-275 STODOARO SOLVENT LARSEN LEE 8 JOURNAL OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE AP 74 P276-278 DRIVERS GUIDE FOR OPERATING LP GAS VEHICLES NATIONAL LP GAS ASSOCIATION NO 18P RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES VISUAL INSPEC REQUALIF ICC CYLINORS LP GAS SERV NATIONAL LP GAS ASSOCIATION 67 8P CLEANSING OUR MATERS HILL GLADWIN PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE F 74 28P HOLMES SAFETY ASSOC CALENDAR YEAR 1973 ANNUAL REPORT HOOVER W H MINING ENFORCMT SFTY ADMIN 73 108P CURRENT STATUS PROPOSED FEDERAL WASTE DISPOSAL RULES DAY JAMES M MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL JE 74 P53-56 COMPENSATION RIGHTS AND THEIR IMPACT ON INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MEARES C L 0 AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS MR-AP 74 P6-9 NOISE LEGISLATION IN AUSTRALIA MATHER C E AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS MR-AP 74 P12-16 ENGINEERING MANUAL HANDLING OUT OF THE JOB FITZGERALD K J AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS MR-AP 74 PL8-20 ROYAL AUSTRALIAN CHEMICAL INSTITUTE SAFETY HAZARDS AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS MR-AP 74 P28-32 STANDARD FOR PORTABLE METAL LADDERS UL 184 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC JE 11 74 15P PROCEEDINGS SYMPOSIUM TALC WASHINGTON DC MAY 8 1973 IC 8639 GOODWIN AUREL BUREAU OF MINES 74 102P SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS FOR MARITIME EMPLOYMENT FEDERAL REGISTER JE 19 74 P22001-22106 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER JE 27 74 P23502-23828 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE SAFETY GUIDE STREET AND HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE NSC 74 4OP CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS FEDERAL REGISTER JE 24 74 P22801-22B93 YOUR TOTAL LOSS PREVENTION PROGRAM BARR JOHN W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 Pl-4 ENFORCEMENT OF FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER NOISE REGULATION SEIFF HENRY E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P5-7 POLLUTION PAWLISZ ROMAN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P8-9 STATE SAFETY PROBLEMS SMITH CORDELL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P10-13 WASHINGTON DC AND SAFETY LEGISLATION FOR SCHOOL BUSES REYNOLDS WILLIAM NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P 14- 16 FEDERAL SCHOOL BUS SAFETY LEGI SLATION KLUCZYNSKI JOHN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P17-19 TORT LIABILITY AND SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION FRANKS ALLYN J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P20-23 TORT LIABILITY ANO SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION MANLEY ROBERT E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P24-27 MANAGEMENTS ROLE IN SAFETY POLLOCK ROBERT T NSC TRANSACT IONS VOL 17 73 P 28- 31 PLEA TO HALT VANDALISM OONDERO JOSEPH NSC TRAN SACTIONS VOL 17 73 P32-33 HOW OSHA RELATES TO THE TRANSIT INDUSTRY MOORE ROBERT L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P34-37 CAR CAN NO LONGER CUT IT WILCHEK BERNARD J NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P38 MAINTENANCE TRAINING PROGRAM THAT WORKS THOMPSON E R NSC TRANSACT IONS VOL 17 73 P39-40 SOME INGREDIENTS IN A SUCCESSFUL SAFETY PROGRAM GLEAVE PETER F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P41-42 MOTIVATING OPERATORS RUOIS ILL RICHARD W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P43-44 IMPORTANCE OF VEHICLE MAINTENANCE WOOTEN M H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 17 73 P45-46 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO TOLUENE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 73 98P BULLETIN ON NOISE SYMPOSIUM FREIBURG SEPTEMBER 1973 FOOD AND RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION 73 18P OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO CHROMIC ACID PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 73 83P REPORT ANALYTICAL METHODS USED CORE OVEN EFFLUENT STUOY SCHULTE K A NATL INSTT OCC SFTY HEAL MY 74 VP ABRASIVE BLASTING RESPIRATORY PROTECTIVE PRACTICES CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL AP 74 116P COMPARISON OF MICROWAVE DETECTION INSTRUMENTS MOORE ROBERT L PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE AP 70 9P ETC 02200 88 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 2302 74 2304 74 2305 74 2306 74 2 307 74 2308 74 2309 74 2310 74 2311 74 2312 74 2313 74 2314 74 2315 74 2316 74 2317 74 2318 74 2319 74 2320 74 2321 74 2322 74 2323 74 2324 74 2325 74 2326 74 2327 74 2328 74 2329 74 2330 74 2331 74 2332 74 2333 74 2334 74 2335 74 2338 74 2339 74 2340 74 2366 74 2367 74 2368 74 2369 MICROWAVE MEASUREMENTS NEW TYPES DETECTORS EVALUATION HEALTH HAZARDS SHI CORO MAYS L PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE JA 71 33P BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION REVIEU OF HAZARDS LEACH WILLIAM M PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE S 70 30P SURVEY SELECTED INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS MICROWAVE ENERGY PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE MV 70 67P NEW EQUIPMENT CHEMICAL REGULATIONS ON WAY NEHA SPEAKERS WARN FLEMING J POOL NEWS JL 1 74 PI VP PROGRESS IN RADIATION PROTECTION 1973 BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH 73 9P PVC DILEMMA HOW SAFE IS SAFE ENOUGH COUPE FAY POOL NEWS JL l 74 CORRESPONDENCE RE OSHA RULES ON EYE ANO FACE PROTECTION CURRIE ROBERT NSC AP 11 74 2P GRING1NG THE PRIVATE SECTOR BACK INTO ACTION HARTMAN CHARLES H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 Pl-3 HOW A STATE COORDINATES PUBLIC ANO PRIVATE EFFORTS IN TRAFFIC SAFETY RADCLIFFE JOHN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P4-7 OUR ROLE IN FEDERAL STATE ANO LOCAL TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAMS GNAU MILDRED Y NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P8-12 COURT RELATED COUNTERMEASURE HEISEL W DONALD NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P13-16 USING AUDIENCE RES TO PLAN ANO EVAL PUBLIC EDUCATION COUNTERMEASURE S WORDEN JOHN K NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P17-24 CO TRAFFIC RECOROS DATA INFLUENCE OUR PROGRAM MADSEN BRUCE 8 NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P25-29 NEW YORKS POLICE ACCIDENT REPORT FORM MOSHER CLARENCE W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P30-34 SELECTIVE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM PUNCKE MARTIN M NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P35-38 STEP SELECTIVE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA , . MCKENZIE WILLIAM W NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P39-43 FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY ACT OF 1973 AND ITS EFFECT ON TRANSPRTTN AND SAF BURKHARDT JOHN L JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P44-47 EVOLUTION OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL TRAFFIC RECORDS COMMITTEE JORDAN A DEWEY NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P48-49 ANSI D 20 MODEL MOTORIST DATA BASE COMMITTEE EMSWILER CHARLES E NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P50-52 WEST VIRGINIAS PRIDE SYSTEM SHARPS DONALD L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P53-57 ROLE OF HSR I IN TRAFFIC SAFETY 0 DAY JAMES NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P5B-60 ANALYSIS OF ASAP ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY CRANCER ALFRED JR NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P61-66 STATUS OF ASAP REHABILITATION EFFORTS NICHOLS JAMES L NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P67-75 AUTO CRASH SURVIVAL ITS IN THE BAG POTTER W K NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P76 82 PRACTICAL MEDICAL ORIENTATION PLAN FOR DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINERS HAMES LEE N NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P83-87 BRITISH LAW ON DRINKING AND DRIVING SUCCESS AND FAILURE ROSS H LAURENCE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P88-92 TAKE TIME FOR DOC WATTS LAURA NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P93-94 IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU PALMER LLOYD F NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P95-99 TAKING THE INITIATIVE PERREAULT STEPHEN NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P100-102 BUILDING A DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE STATE NETWORK HANNA JOHN T NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P103-105 MOTORCYCLE TRAINING WORKSHOP POLLARD MERRILL NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P106 HOW MOTORCYCLE MANUFACTURERS CAN ADVANCE RIDER EDUCATION HARTMAN CHARLES H NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P107-109 TRAINING MOTORCYCLISTS AT FORT BRAGG DEXTER THEODORE NSC TRANSACTIONS VOL 24 73 P110-112 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS VISIT RUSSIA NATL INST OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH 74 IP TANK CAR SAFETY PROJECT MILESTONE IN RAILROAD RESEARCH PROGRESSIVE RAILROADING MR-AP 73 P57-58 ELECTRICIDE PROBLEMS MONTHLY MCKINNEY FRANCIS M ELECTRICAL SAFETY RESEARCH JA-JE 74 VP URGES IMPROVED SAFETY STANDARDS GOOD INSURANCE BUSINESS PRACTICE BUSINESS INSURANCE JE 24 74 P15 PREVENTION STRESSED IN LIGHT OF RISING FIRE LOSS RESPIRATORS BUSINESS INSURANCE JE 24 74 P45 DOUGLAS DARREL D SAFER OREGON JE 72 P4-5 HELP BY WORO OF MOUTH REACT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 73 3P ETC 02201 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 7* 2372 7A 2374 7 A 23 75 74 2376 74 '2377 74 2378 74 2379 74 2380 74 2383 74 2384 74 2385 74 2 386 74 2387 74 2388 74 2389 74 2390 74 2391 74 2392 74 2393 74 2408 74 2409 74 2410 74 2411 74 2412 74 2413 74 2414 74 2415 74 2416 74 2417 74 2418 74 2419 74 2420 74 2421 74 2422 74 2424 74 2425 74 2426 74 2427 74 2428 74 2429 IMPACT OF OSHA ON THE LIGHTING INDUSTRY LIGHTING SYSTEMS HY-JE 74 P5 NATIONAL DRINKING HATER STANDARDS JOURNAL HATER POLLUTN CONTROL AG 73 1637-1644 HELICOPTERS IN EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE NHTSA EXPERIENCE TO DATE NATIONAL HIGHHAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMIN 72 27P PUT ONCE SICK OR INJURED HCRKER BACK ON THE JOB STRASSER ALEXANDER HEALTH AND SAFETY HR AP 74 P18-19 OCCUPATIONAL NOISE MEASURE IT THEN DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT GLORIG ARAM HEALTH t SAFETY MR/AP 74 P24-27 SPOTLIGHT IS ON HYPERTENSION AT SAFETY CONFERENCE OSHA COMMUNIQUE HEALTH & SAFETY NR AP 74 P 29 32 OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JE 74 P13-15 HIGH RISE FIRE PROTECTION PLAN FOR NANHATTANS TALLEST BUILDING LEFER HENRY OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS JE 74 P51-53 AMERICAS BURNING AND REACTING ASSE JOURNAL F 74 P8-10 TRAINING OF AN INDUSTRIAL FIRE BRIGADE LONG JOHN J ASSE JOURNAL F 74 P16-20 DIRECT ATTACK HI TH ALL PURPOSE NOZZLES INDUSTRIAL ENVRMNT PL NT FR BRIG LINDSLEY LAURENCE U ASSE JOURNAL F 74 P21-27 FIRE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED UITH HIGH RISE 8U1LDINGS COLLINS RALPH E ASSE JOURNAL F 74 P2B-33 PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PROOUCTS OF CCOOMMBBUUSSTTIIOONN YUILL CALVIN H ASSE JOURNAL F 74 P36-42 OPTIMIZING PLANT FIRE PROTECTION HARRISON H AVNE ASSE JOURNAL F 74 P43-47 HORKERS RIGHT TO KNOH LEFHANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JE 74 P5-10 PROTECTING HORKERS SUEDISH STYLE CLACK GEORGE JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JE 74 PI1--16 FROM SEAUAY TO SUBHAY LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JE 74 P17-I9 NEU RECRUIT IN THE WAR AGAINST NOISE LARKIN TIMOTHY JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JE 74 P20-24 SAFER UORKDAY STARTS IN GUAM REINHART VIRGINIA JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JE 74 P2 5-2 7 SIMPLE X RAY DETECTION INSTRUMENTS TELEVISION SERVICE TECHNICIANS STOMS RICHARD K BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH JE 70 25P VARIABILITY AUTOMATIC PROCESSING MEDICAL X RAY FILM FERGUSON JOHN P BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH JE 70 33P LEAKAGE VARIATIONS FROM MICROUAVE OVENS BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH JE 70 23P DESIGN EVALUATION OF AN ELECTRONIC RADIOGRAPHY SYSTEM MILLER UILLIAM B JR BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH 0 71 73P RADIATION SAFETY SURVEYS X RAY FACILITIES FEDERAL HEALTH PRGMS SERVICE MILLER LOIS A BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH NO 41P RADIATION SAFETY SURVEYS X RAY FACILITIES BUREAU PRISONS 1968 SEABRON LAVERT C BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH JL 70 45P ELECTRONIC PRODUCT INVENTORY STUDY HARRIS JESSE Y BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH N 70 71 P USE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS IN GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY PETTIGREH GEORGE L BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH 0 70 IIP REV I EH OF RADIUM TOXICITY STUDIES CHIACCHIERINI RICH BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH D 70 31P STUMBLE OVER CABLES LED TO LARGE FIRE INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MY 74 P261-262 SAFETY IN THE MANUAL HANDLING OF MATERIALS OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION ND 15P PORTABLE ELECTRIC POHER TOOLS OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION ND 13P HOH TO HORK SAFELY HITH AIR POHER TOOLS OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION ND 24P HAND TOOLS HOH TO USE THEM SAFELY HOH TO KEEP THEM SAFE OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION ND 20P GUIDE SAFE OPERATION OF HOCDHORKING MACHINERY OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION NO 31P SAFETY AND THE NEH EMPLOYEE FREEMAN N T OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH MY 74 P20-21 OCCUPATIONAL EYE PROTECTION HIGGLESHORTH ERIC C OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH MY 74 P22-24 DEAFNESS AN ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTION MCKINNON ROBERT OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH MY 74 P26-28 PRESENT FEDERL CONTRL HLTH HZRDS ELCTRN PROCT RADTN IONIZG RADIATION BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH N 70 VP RADIOACTIVE HASTE DISCHARGES ENVIRONMENT NUCLEAR POHER FACILITIES LOGSDON JOE E OFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS 0 71 29P PILOTS CALL IT MURDER GLINES C V AIR LINE PILOT JL 74 P8-11 42-45 ETC 02202 90 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 2430 74 2431 74 2433 74 2436 74 2440 74 2441 74 2442 74 2443 74 2444 74 2445 74 2446 74 2449 74 2450 74 2451 74 2452 74 2453 74 2454 74 2455 74 2462 74 246 3 74 2465 74 2466 74 2467 74 2468 74 2487 74 2438 74 2493 74 2494 74 2495 74 2496 74 2497 74 2498 74 2499 74 2500 74 2502 74 2503 74 2504 74 2505 74 2506 74 2507 ENGINEERING PROOUCT SAFETY CHECKLIST APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER JL 74 P65-66 AEROSOLS MEDICAL COST OF CONVENIENCE CONSUMER REPORTS NY 74 P374-379 YOU ANO THE HIGH RISE BUILDING FIRE PHILLIPS ANNE NIGHT SOCIETY OF FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERS NO 6P IMPLEMENTING A GOOO SAFETY PROGRAM SNYOER IRVING G CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MY 27 74 PU2-118 ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES ANO INSTRUMENTATION NATL AERONAUTICS ANO SPACE AOMIN ND 24P MATERIAL CUTTING SHAPING AM) FORMING NATL AERONAUTICS ANO SPACE ADMIN NO 26P SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ANO BOOKS HARVEY BRUCE K LIBRARY JOURNAL JL 74 P1741 LOSS CONTROL REPORT 1973 SIMPLOT CHEMICAL CO LTD NO 32P ANNUAL REPORT VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ANO INOUS YEAR ENDING 1973 VIRGINIA DEP LABOR ANO INDUSTRY 74 125P ALABAMA WORKMENS COMPENSATION LAW AS AMENDED THROUGH 1973 ALABAMA OEP INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 74 76P DEVELOPING LAW OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH SYMPOSIUM GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL LAW WINTER 74 650P NEW STANOARO VINYL CHLORIDE JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JL 74 P9 HIGH ON SAFETY JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JL 74 Pll-13 INOUSTRYS SECRET WEAPON THE SAFETY COMMITTEE BALOWIN DORIS M JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JL 74 P14-19 MAKING OSHA WORK REINHART VIRGINIA JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH JL 74 P20-22 ERIDGE MADE SAFER WITH NEW TYPE ALUMINUM PARAPET COLLINS MAX JR RURAL AND URBAN ROADS JL 74 P28-29 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO AMMONIA NATL INST OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH 74 107P OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BENZENE CRITERIA RECOMMENOED STANDARD NATL INST OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH 74 137P AICHE PILOT PLANT SAFETY MANUAL AM INSTITUTE CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 72 102P PRODUCT PERFORMANCE AND SERVICING NATL BUSINSS COUNCL CONSUMER AFFAIRS S 73 46P WITH AN EYE TO SAFETY SAFETY SURVEYOR MV 74 P5-9 LIABILITY AND PUBLIC ACCESS SAFETY SURVEYOR MV 74 P10-12 SAFE SCAFFOLDING BASIC REQUIREMENTS SAFETY SURVEYOR MY 74 P15-18 RAOIAT ION HAZARDS SAFETY SURVEYOR MY 74 P21-29 SAFETY MARKING WITH PRESSURE SENSITIVE TAPES PLANT ENGINEERING JL 25 74 P82-83 UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN FABRIC FLAMMABILITY STANDARDS KATZ RICHARD G NATIONAL BUREAU STANDARDS 0 72 54P FIRST LEVEL SUERVISOR TRAINING ZAJAC E J MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL JL 74 P40-45 VALUE ENGINEERING AND DECISION MAKING GAUSCH JOHN P ASSE JOURNAL MY 74 P14-16 KEEPING TOP MANAGEMENT INFORMED KEY PROFESSIONAL SFTY DIRECTOR FUTURE SCHALOIS M J ASSE JOURNAL MY 74 P20-23 TOPOGRAPHY OF ACCIDENT STATISTICS SEEBERG GEORGE 8 ASSE JOURNAL MY 74 P24-27 WHERE SAFETY PROFESSIONAL STANDS AND WHATS AHEAD PICKENS JOHN L ASSE JOURNAL MY 74 P28-31 PRESSURE VENTILATE EXPLOSION PROTECTION CONSTANCE JOHN ASSE JOURNAL MY 74 P32-35 FIRE PROTECTION SAFETY ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSIT BROWN DONALO W ASSE JOURNAL MY 74 P36-39 NEW WAY TO LOWER PRESSROOM NOISE LEVEL HENNAGE JOSEPH ASSE JOURNAL MY 74 P44-46 PEOPLE CAUSE ACCIDENTS KILDUFF PAUL FATHOM SUMMER 74 PlO-12 RELATIONSHIP BODY VIBRATION MORBIDITY PATTERNS HVY EQUPMT OPERATORS MILBY THOMAS H NATL INST OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HELTH JL 74 71P ADS MUST STRESS SAFETY FIRST NARB REPORT SAYS GIGES NANCY ADVERTISING AGE JE 24 74 PI 69 PANTS MAKER LOSSES BATTLE WITH OSHA BUSINESS INSURANCE JL 22 74 P16 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS THREE MAJOR OSHA REVISIONS CLASH NEAR BUSINESS INSURANCE JL 22 74 P18 SAFETY ENFORCEMENT MAY KEY ISSUE FUTURE FEDERAL RAILROAD AGENCY GORDON RICHARD L BUSINESS INSURANCE JL 22 74 P22 ! < ] I j j i ; ; i j -_______ J etc. 02 203 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 1 91 74 2524 74 2525 74 2526 I 74 2527 74 2528 V 74 2529 s % 74 2 530 74 2531 74 2532 74 2533 74 2 534 74 2535 74 2536 74 2537 74 2 538 74 2539 74 2540 74 2541 74 2 542 74 2543 74 2544 74 2 547 74 2 548 74 2549 74 2550 74 2552 74 2553 74 2554 74 2555 A 2556 4 2559 4 2560 4 2562 4 2563 4 2566 4 2567 4 2569 '4 2575 4 2576 4 2579 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE SAFETY GUIDE WATER DEPARTMENT OFFICIALLY OSHA NSC JL 74 23P VOICE OF THE REAOER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P6 SAFETYBRIEFS NAT ION'iL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P 8-10 14-16 COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P22-28 CRISP TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P30 34-40 NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P42-48 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P50-54 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P57-58 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P60 HOW THE MATERIALS HANDLING INOUSTRY MEETS ITS SAFETY CHALLENGE NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P63-65 MATERIALS HANDLING INDUSTRY FACES REVISIONS IN OSHACT STANDARDS MCGOW T C NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P66-68 OSHACT REGULATIONS FOR HIRE ROPE USAGE OULL R GAIL NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P69-72 CARE USE INSPECTION OF WIRE ROPE SLINGS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P72-75 SYMBOLS FOR MATERIALS HANDLING ALFF T R NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P 76- 77 HOIST RINGS CAN REDUCE! HAZARDS IN HANDLING OF HEAVY MATERIALS FENTON ROBERT C JR NA TIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P78-79 MATERIALS HANDLING COURSE INCLUDES SAFETY TECWIQUES NATI ONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 PBO SAFETY BEGINS AT THE RECEIVING DOCK NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P81 ROBOTS REDUCE EXPOSURE: TO SOME INDUSTRIAL HAZARDS HEROUX NORMAN M NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P82-87 SELECTED OSHACT STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO USE OF ROBOTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P8B INDUSTRIAL MANIPULATOR LENDS HELPING 1NANO IDEAS THAT WORKED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P89 PRICE CHARLES H NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P90-91 CONTINUOUS DIGESTERS DATA SHEET 645 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P97-101 UNOER OSHACT STANDARD SETTING 1PROCEDURES A PRACTICAL GUIDE WEINER PUAL I NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL JL 74 PI02-104 HOW THE PROTECTIVE CLOTHING INDUSTRY IS COPING OLIVER T N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P105-108 MAN MADE FABR ICS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P108-110 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENF IELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P115-120 127-: SAFETY LIBRARY GRANT MILDRED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 PI 34-140 NEWS COPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P141--145 REPRINTS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS JL 74 P 155- L 57 PUBLIC LW 93-254 MARINE PROTECTION RESEARCH SANCTUARIES ACT 72 CONGRESS MR 22 74 2P MANDATORY SAFETY STNDRDS SURFACE COAL MINES UNDERGROUND ROPS AND FOPS FEDERAL REGISTER JE 28 74 P24006-24008 METAL AND NONMETAL IC MINES HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER JL 1 74 P24316-24320 PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATION MONITORING APPROVED STATE PLANS FEDERAL REGISTER JE 20 74 P22124-22127 SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION TEMPORARY FLOORING FEDERAL REGISTER JL 2 74 P24360-24361 MINING ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY ADMIN DEPT OF INTERIOR MIS AMENDS CHNGS FEDERAL REGISTER JE 28 74 P23996-24006 RAILROAD FREIGHT CAR SAFETY STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER JL 11 74 P25496-25501 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE SAFETY GUIDE FIRE DEPARTMENT NSC 74 2OP FOCUS SAFETY TRANSIT NSCS MOTOR FLEET SAFETY SURVEY METROPOLITAN JL AG 74 P17-21 NEM LOOK AT ELECTRICAL SAFETY LEWIS HOWARO L MODERN HEALTHCARE JL 74 P96-97 COMPLAINT DIRECTORY FOR CONSUMERS EVERYBODYS MONEY 74 56P ETC 02204 92 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 79 2580 79 2581 79 2582 79 2583 79 2609 79 2635 79 2606 79 2607 79 2608 79 2509 79 2610 79 2611 79 2612 79 2613 79 2619 79 2615 79 2616 79 2617 79 2618 79 2628 79 2529 79 2630 79 2631 79 2636 79 2637 79 2638 79 2695 79 2650 79 2651 79 2657 79 2659 79 2665 79 2669 79 2670 79 2671 79 2672 79 2675 79 2676 79 2679 79 2691 CONFLICTING VIEWS ON VINYL CHLOR IOE COALESCE WELDING WITH SAFETY CHEMICAL L ENGINEERING NEWS JL 22 79 P9-in U OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION NO 32P INDUSTRIAL GOOD HOUSEKEEPING OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION ND 15P RF PULSE SPECTRAL MEASUREMENTS VICINITY AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL RADarc TELL RICHARD A OFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS MY 79 95p 5 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSTRUCTION INDSTRS COURSE 301 OSHA NO 127P ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSTRUCTION INOSTRS COURSE 302 OSHA ND 1L3P ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSTRUCTION INDSTRS COURSE 303 OSHA ND 113P ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES COURSE 309 OSHA ND 109P ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES COURSE 305 OSHA ND 117 P GASEOUS EMISSIONS FROM MUNICIPAL INCINERATORS CAROTT I ARRIGIO A ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 79 61P FACING UP TO POLLUTION CONTROLS FRI ROBERT W HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW MR AP 79 P26-39 FLAME RETARDANT FABRICS PART 111 LAW IMPLEMENTATION AND PORTANT BAUM BURTON M CHEMTECH JL 73 P916-921 RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO VINYL CHLORIDE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OCCUPTNAL SF TY HELTHNDUNP URGES CHANGE FOR OBSOLETE FIRE CODE FOR LNG BUSINESS INSURANCE JL 8 79 P28 OREGON INDUSTRIAL FATALITIES 1973 SAFER OREGON JA 79 P8-10 PAPER MACHINES DATA SHEET 290 REV A NSC 79 6P REMARKS GIVEN ANNUAL BANQUET HOBBY INDUSTRY ASSOC OF FRANKLIN BARBARA H CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY CDMMSS AMERICA F 5 79 9P SOUTH DAKOTAS WORKMENS COMPENSATION ACT 1979 SOUTH DAKOTA DEP OF MANPOWER AFFAIRS 79 UNP RECOMMENDED STANOARO OCCUPATIONAL XPOSURE TO SULFURIC ACID NATIONAL INSTIT OCCUPTL SF HLH ND UNP SAO PAULO BRAZIL ADDS TO HIGH RISE FIRE HISTORY 0 HAGAN JOHN T FIRE ENGINEERING JL 79 P1S-25 SEATTLE F D GETS FEDERAL GRANT STUDY MARINE FIRE PROTECTION THCMAS RIC . FIRE ENGINEERING JL 79 P28-31 ` PROPANE TANK BLAST KILLS FOUR LUCFORO LOWELL FIRE ENGINEERING JL 79 P35-37 FIRE FIGHTERS LEARN HANDLE GAS LINE INCIDENTS PHILADELPHIA BURNS ROBERT T FIRE ENGINEERING JL 79 P38-90 REPORT COAL MINE FRICTIONAL IGNITION FIRE SFALING REPNNG VNSNT VRGNA BUREAU OF MINES D 72 16P REPORT OF FATAL FALL OF MATERIAL ACCIDENT HIGGINSVILLE MISSOURI MINING ENFRCMNT SFTY ADMNSTRTN 73 9OP FATAL REPORT ENTRAPMENT MEN MINE FIRE CASA GRANDE ARIZONA MINING ENFRCMNT SFTY ADMNSTRTN 73 90P FABRIC FLAMMABILITY WHAT THE CONSUMER SHOULD KNOW TEXTILE INDUSTRY PROOUCT SFTY CMMTTEE 73 16P WATER POLLUTION CAUSES AND CURES MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC ND UNP AIR POLLUTION CAUSES AND C LRE S MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC NO 20P WHAT YOU CAN DO KEEP FLAMES FROM DESTROYING YOUR RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PAXTON WILLIAM C CALIF HIGHWAY PATROLMAN AP 79 P12-13 20-21 FIRE SAFETY IN HUD ASSISTED MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PROJECTS DEPARTMENT HOUSING URBAN DVLPMNT AG 73 32P ENGINEER CNSTCTN MNL INSTRUMENT MAKE BURN HAZARD MSRMNTS CNSMR PRDCTS MARZETTA LOUIS A NATICNAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS F 79 93P FIRE RESISTANT STEEL FRAME CONSTRUCTION AMERICAN IRON C STEEL INSTITUTE 73 6IP RISING COST OF PLANT FIRES BUSINESS WEEK JL 20 79 P78 FIRE INCIDENTS INVOLVING SLEEPWEAR WORN BY CHILDREN AGES 6 12 SLATER JAMES A NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS D 73 16P EVALUATION PRSSRS STAIRWELL SMOKE CNTRL SY STM 12 STORY APRTMNT BLDNG FUNG FRANCIS C W NATIONAL BUREAU STANDARDS JE 73 98P HOTEL FIRES TEST MUTUAL AID OPERATIONS EVANS JAMES R FIRE COMMAND JE 79 P90-91 HOUSEHOLD FIRE WARNING EQUIPMENT SPOT TYPE DETECTORS FIRE EQUIPMENT MNFCTRRS ASSOC MY 79 32P FLAMMABLE FABRICS FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT PRESIDENT ANO THE CONGRESS BUREAU OF PRODUCT SAFETY 72 200 P PRODUCT SAFETY AN INDUSTRY VIEW BREHM HOWARD E NSC ND 9P ETC 02205 GUJOE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 93 74 2 706 74 2 707 74 2 708 74 2709 74 2710 74 2711 74 2 712 74 2713 74 2717 74 2 718 74 2719 74 2720 74 2721 74 2722 74 2723 74 2728 74 2729 74 2730 74 2732 74 2 742 74 2743 74 2744 74 2745 74 2 748 74 2749 74 2751 74 2755 74 2 756 74 2757 74 2758 74 2759 74 2760 74 2 761 TRAINING OF FIRE BRIGADES PETROCHEMICAL STYLE JENKINS DON F NSC RUB PLASTIC SEC NEWSLETTER AG 74 3P NEW MINE RESCUE VEHICLE LAUNCHED NOT THE OLD WEST NSC COAL MINING SEC NEWSLETTER MY 74 Pl-2 NSC AUTO THAI SEC JE 74 P3 GUIDELINES FOR A SAFETY SELF INSPECTION PROGRAM NSC TRADES SERV SEC NEWSLETTER MV 74 Pl-2 FIRE PROBLEM PESTICIDES NSC PUBLIC EMPLOYEE SEC NEWSLETTER MY 74 UNP SAFETY MANUAL FOR THE MECHANICAL TRADES MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOC AMER N 74 41P HOW ARE VIOLATIONS CLASSIFIED SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT JE 74 P37-42 ACCIDENT PREVENTION WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY METZGAR CARL PIT QUARRY JL 74 PL78-180 ANTITHEFT DEVICE INTRODUCED AOPA PILOT JE 74 P28 K INDLING A SAFE FLAME TELLER HARLAN LAB DATA SPRING 74 P10-14 EMPLOYMENT FATALITY STATISTICS SAFETY CANADA NO 8 74 P6 IAEA IWGFR MEETING CN SODIUM COMBUSTION AND ITS EXTINGUISHMENT HILLIARD R K NUCLEAR SAFETY MR-AP 74 P146-150 ACCIOENT RATE SAMPLE FAVORS NUCLEAR BERTOLETT A D ELECTRICAL WORLD JL 15 74 P40-41 NEW EXPLOSIVE SYSTEM UPS CONSTRUCTION SAFETY ELECTRICAL WORLD JL 15 74 P62 CRANES AND CRANE SIGNALS NAT SAFETY ASSOC OF NEW ZEALAND ND IP OSHA AT AGE 3 STILL WOBBLY BUT GETTING STRONGER HAARHOFF FRANK E FACTORY JL 74 P27-30 32 HOW TO SET UP SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAMS FACTORY JL 74 P30-31 OSHA ACTIVITY SLACK IN WIRE ROPE FACTORY JL 74 P37-40 AUTOMATIC CONTROLS AND REGULATORS A COMPILATION NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADM ND 33P SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING A COMPUTATION NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPACE AOM ND 26P FEAT TRANSFER AND THERMODYNAMICS A COMPILATION NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPACE AOM ND 27P WHEN GLASS PARTS FAIL LOOK FOR STATIC FATIGUE SHOEMAKER ARTHUR F MACHINE DESIGN D 13 73 P154-158 PRODUCT SAFETY IS HERE TO STAY BEHRENS CHARLES W APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER AG 74 P48-51 NOISY PRODUCTS ARE BECOMING PASSE GRANZEIER FRANK J APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER AG 74 P68-69 APPLIANCES NEXT FOR CP SC STANDARDS ON SITE WASHINGTON DUNCKEL PAULINE APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER AP 74 P18 FIRE ACCDNTS INVOLVING IGNITION SLEEPWEAR WRN CHLON UNDR AGE THREE TYRRELL ELAINE A NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS F 74 18P ',, OSHAS CONTROVERSIAL CARCINOGEN STANDARDS HOW THEY EVOLVED OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MY 74 P70-72 ILLUSTRATED GLOSSARY OF PACKAGING FOR THE TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS UNITED NATIONS D 73 133P VOICE OF THE WORKPLACE SAFETY NEWS INDIA MR 74 P284-285 PREVENTIVE SAFETY APPROACH RAO U S BHASKAR SAFETY NEWS INOIA MR 74 P294-296 FACING TOMORROWS CRISES TODAY A POLICY OF PREVENTION DOUB WILLIAM 0 ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION JL 26 74 4P BOSS COUNTS MOST IN OFFICE SAFETY SAY SPECIALISTS IAPA ACCIDENT PREVNTN NO 256 74 P5 PLANNING AND ORGANIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL CIVIL DEFENCE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL DEFENCE MY 74 P 2-4 ANNUAL REPORT TO CONGRESS 1973 NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD 73 90P TOTAL ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE PROBLEMS GLORIG ARAM ASSE JOURNAL JL 74 P22-26 POLE OF THE SAFETY PROFESSIONAL IN PROOUCT LIABILITY PREVENTION NILES ERNEST A ASSE JOURNAL JL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LOSS PREVENTION PARTLOW HARRY A ASSE JOURNAL JL STANDARDS PREPARATION ST CLAIR W E ASSE JOURNAL JL 74 P27-29 74 P30-35 74 P 36-39 ARE YOU SAFE ENOUGH QUALLS JAMES B ASSE JOURNAL JL 74 P40-42 PROPANE EXPLOSION RIPS CITY CAUSES OVER 15M DAMAGES BUSINESS INSURANCE AG 5 74 PI ETC 02206 94 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 2762 74 2763 74 2764 74 2765 74 2 766 74 2767 74 2 768 74 2769 74 2770 74 2771 74 2772 74 2773 74 2781 74 2 782 74 2784 74 2785 74 2 786 74 2787 74 2788 74 2789 74 2790 74 2 791 74 2792 74 2794 74 2 795 74 2796 74 2797 74 2 798 74 2799 74 2330 74 2901 74 2 302 74 2 803 74 2804 74 2805 74 2806 74 2807 74 2808 74 2809 74 2 810 ACS FOR STRICT VINYL CW.ORIOE LIMITS CHEMICAL ENGINEERING NEWS JL 15 74 P4 ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES AND INSTRUMENTATION NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPACE AOM NO 26P NOISE POLLUTION GROWS WHEN DO WE START TO AVOIO IT MOLINO JOHN A DIMENSIONS NBS JL 74 P154-155 SAFETY PROMOTION AND PRACTICE AT ECSTALL MINING 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COMMISSION CN STATE WORKMENS COMPENSATION LAWS A YEAR LATER BURTON JOHN F JR ARCHIVES OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH JL 74 P34-38 SAFE TRAILING VITAL LINK BETWEEN WORK SITES REQUIRE PROPER MAINTENANCE MILLER LEWIS PI T QUARRY 0 73 P122-125 TOUGHER DIRECTIVES SEEN FOR WIDE BODY JET DOORS AVIATION WEEK SPACE TECH JE 17 74 P32 ELECTRONIC PRODUCT RADIATION AND THE HEALTH PHYSICIST BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH JA 28-30 464P OSHA UPDATE INSPECTION TECHNIQUES OTIS ROBERT SECURITY WORLD F 74 P50 52 HOSPITAL DEFICIENT IN INVESTIGATING AND RECORDING ACCIDENT LAW FORUM REGAN WILLIAM A HOSPITAL PROGRESS AG 74 P23 LAW ANO ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS MORSE H NEWCOMB IAEI NEWS JL/AG 74 P29 ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS MCKINNEY FRANCIS M IAEI NEWS JL/AG 74 P36-37 BUILDING THAT BLEW GRAPHIC ARTS BUYER JL/AG 74 P40-41 ENGINEERING CRITERIA FOR COAL WASTE DISPOSAL D APPOLONIA E MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL 0 73 P42-46 SAFETY ACT SABOTAGED WEEKLY NEWS LETTER AG 10 74 P3 DC IE M SYMOBOLIZES DRIVE AND INITIATIVE OF CANADAS UNKNOWN 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TECHNOLOGY REVIEW JL/AG 74 P57-S9 BEHAVIOUR OF PEOPLE IN FIRES INTERNATIONAL CIVIL DEFENCE 73 4P SMOKE RULE AFFECTS FOOD PREPARATION CHARBROILED STEAKS RARER APCD DIGEST S 73 P3 ENERGY CONSERVATION STRATEGIES SEIDEL MARQUIS R ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGCY JL 73 114P INK PLANT REWIRING EMPHASIZES SAFETY ELECTRICAL CONSTRCTN C MAINT AG 74 P66-67 SAFETY HANDBOOK FOR PLANT MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYEES WESTERN ELECTRIC CO AG 67 91P AIRCRAFT ACDT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT 1973 ACCIDENTS ISSUE NUMBER 4 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD MY 9 74 VP SPAN TABLES FOR JOISTS ANO RAFTERS WORKING STRESSES FOR JSTS RFTRS NATIONAL FOREST PROD ASSN 1973 VP NATIONAL DESIGN SPECS FOR STRESS GRADE LUMBER ANO ITS FASTENINGS 1973 NATIONAL FOREST PROO ASSN 1973 VP CORRESPONDENCE RE 3666 CHECKOUT SCANNER INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACH CO 1973 13P COAL MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY RESEARCH PROGRAM BUREAU OF MINES ND 3 OP OVERSPEED WAS PREVENTABLE DESPITE FAULTY SAFETY DEVICES RECORD JL-AG 74 PI 7 ETC 02208 96 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 2 868 74 2 869 74 2870 74 2871 74 2872 74 2890 74 2891 74 2895 74 2896 74 2 897 74 2898 74 2899 74 2900 74 2901 74 2902 74 2903 74 2904 74 2905 74 2906 74 2907 74 2908 74 2909 74 2910 74 2911 74 2912 74 2913 74 2914 74 2915 74 2916 74 2917 74 2918 74 2919 74 2 920 74 2921 74 2922 74 2923 74 2924 74 2925 74 2926 74 2927 ACCIDENT FACTS 1974 EDITION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1974 96P FLUID TECHNOLOGY SELECTED COMPONENTS DEVICES SYSTS NASA SP 5938 0> NATIONAL AERONAUTICS S SPACE ADM ND 27P ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN MEDICAL ENGINEERING RPT NO 2 PRTCN OF PATIENT LIVENSON A R BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING MY-JE 69 P131-135 ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN 'HEDICAL ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION l LIVENSON A R BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING MR-AP 69 P66-70 TOOL CUTS HOLES IN CONCRETE FLOORS FOR HOSE STREAM ACCESS MENOES ROBERT FIRE ENGINEERING MV 74 P32-35 SPECIFICATIONS FOR TANK CARS TANK CAR TANK HEAD SHIELDS FEDERAL REGISTER JL 30 74 P27572-74 NOISE NSC AEROSPACE SEC NEWSLETTER AG 74 5P NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS 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SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P65 BEST SAFETY FILMS NAMEO FOR 1974 AWARDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P66 NIOSH HAZARD EVALUATION PROGRAM HELPS INDUSTRIES HELP THEMSELVE'S IDEAS THAT WORKEO NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P67-69 PRICE CHARLES H OFF THE JOB NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P70-71 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P72-73 SERVICING ROOFTOP AND CEILING APPLIANCES DATA SHEET 646 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P77-79 AT ISEAS MEETING MANUFACTURERS URGED TO PARTICIPATE IN STANDARDS ACTIV NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P80 MEASURING OCCUPATIONAL HEAT EXPOSURE OLISHIFSKI JULIAN 8 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P81-88 ESTIMATED 16000 DELEGATES TO TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE AT 62ND NSC CONGRESS SAFETY LIBRARY NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P89-90 -GRANT MILDRED NEWS COPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P92-98 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P100-106 110 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM 62N0 NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS AND EXPOSITION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 PI 17-148 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P149-171 RE PRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS AG 74 P192-194 STATE OF NUCLEAR POWER REGULATION MUNTZING L MANNING ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION AG 14 74 Pl-4 PROS CONS OF 4 40 FENSTERMACHER D J HOSPITALS AG 1 74 P76-79 REPT NTNL HEALTH RSRCS ADVSRY CMMTT MTG ARPRT CMMNTY MDCL PRPRDNSS NATNL HLTH RSRCS ADVSRY CMMTT 0 11-12 73 VP NEW CONCPTS IN CSLTY TRTMNT AND TRIAGE AT AIRPORT DISASTERS ABELSON LOUIS C NTNL HEALTH RSRCS ADVSRY CMMTT 0 11-12 73 VP EMRGNCY AND DSSTR PLNS AND ASSCTD PRBLMS CNCRNNG MAJOR AIRCRAFT ACCDTS CHILDS JAMES T NTNL HLTH RSRCS SFTY BRD 0 11-12 73 16P PRPSD DISASTER REACTION PLN GALESBURG MNCPL ARPRT GALESBURG ILLINOIS NTNL HEALTH RSRCS ADVSRY CMMTT 0 11-12 73 VP PESTICIDES UP IN SMOKE CHEMICAL WEEK JL 24 74 P16 HAZARDS OF HIGH FREQUENCY RADIATION MO SLAK T APPRGACH AG 74 P6-9 RAILROAD ACCDNT RPRT COLLISION FRGHT TRN AND LCMTV COTULLA TEX 12 1 NTNL TRNSPRTTN SFTY 8R0 JE 27 74 VP AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT GREENSBORO N CAR OCT 28 1973 NTNL TRNSPRTTN SFTY BRD MY 22 74 19P AIRCRAFT ACCDNT RPRT DADE COUNTY FLORIDA JUNE 21 1973 NTNL TRNSPRTTN SFTY BRD F 27 74 26P AIRCRAFT ACCDNT RPRT TAMPA FLORIDA JULY 8 1974 NTNL TRNSPRTTN SFTY BRO JL 24 74 6P AIRCRAFT ACCDNT RPRT KING COVE ALASKA SEPTEMBER 8 1973 NTNL TRNSPRTTN SFTY BRD MY 8 74 30P CHLOROFORM PROPERTIES AND ESSNTL INFRMTN FR SF HNDLNG AND USE SO 89 MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSN 1974 UP 73 CAUSTIC SODA PROPRTS AND ESSNTL INFO FOR SF HNDLNG AND USE SO 9 MANUFACTURING CHMSTS ASSN 74 17 P CHEMICAL HAZARDS NATICNAL SAFETY COUNCIL 69 UNP FOOT HAZARDS NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 68 UNP REGIONAL SAFETY POLICY AND YOU AS AN ACCDNT PRVNTN CMMTT MEMBER INTRNTNL WDWRKRS AM 69 24P HANDBOOK FOR EMPLOYEE SAFETY COMMITTEE MEMBERS PBLC SRCE CO OF COLORADO NO 32P SAFETY AND SECURITY FOR SUPERVISORS MAN C MANAGER 74 40P JOB TRAINING JOGGER NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1971 UNP WHAT I S OSHA VIZZARD J A TRANSPORT UNDERWRITERS ASSN ND UNP ETC 02210 p 98 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 2996 74 2997 74 2998 74 2999 74 3000 74 3001 74 3 002 74 3010 74 3011 74 3012 74 3013 74 3014 74 3015 74 3016 74 3017 74 3018 74 3019 74 3020 74 3021 74 3022 74 3023 74 3 024 74 3030 74 3031 74 3032 74 3034 74 3036 74 3038 74 3 039 74 3 040 74 3041 74 3042 74 3 043 74 3 044 74 3045 74 3046 74 3 047 74 3 048 74 3049 74 3050 FUEL FOR THOUGHT DOUCE WILLIAM C PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO MV 8 74 12P PIPELINE ACCONT RPRT MISSOURI PBLC SRVC CMPNV CLINTON MISSOURI D 9 72 NTNL TRNSPRTTN SF TY BRD F 27 74 24P MRN CSLTY RPRT FOUNDERING IN ALBEMARLE SNO N CAR LSS OF LF 0 18 71 COAST GUARD MY 22 74 36P AIRCRAFT ACCDNT RPRT EDISON NEW JERSEY JAN 9 71 REVISED EDITION NTNL TRNSPRTTN SFT BRO JL 3 74 15P AIRCRAFT INCIDENT REPORT HONOLULU HAWAII MAY 13 1971 NTNL TRNSPRTTN SF T Y BRD MY 13 71 7P LIFT SLAB CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION DATA SHEET 514 REVISION A NSC 64 6P NSC INDUSTRIAL DATA SHEET 452 COATED ABRASIVES REVISION B NSC INDUSTRIAL DEPT 57 4P ELECTRICAL BURNS OF THE MOUTH IN CHILDREN BLANDFORD SIDNEY E ROCKY MOUNTAIN MEDICAL JOURNAL JE 68 P30-33 EMPLOYEE SAFETY PROGRAM OF THE U S POSTAL SERVICE HSE COMM POST OFF CIV SERV NY 24 73 61P WORK INJURY RATES 1974 EDITION NSC 74 47P COAL MINE SAFETY ELECTRICAL INSPECTION MANUAL FOR UNDRGO AND SURF MNS MESA N 73 73P PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES OF MECHANICAL GUARDING REV OS HA AG 73 58P DARK SIDE OF THE MOON CONSUMERISM AND PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION BLANDING WARREN SALES MANAGEMENT AG 5 74 P36-37 ANGIOSARCOMA OF THE LIVER FOLLOWING VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE BLOCK J BRADFORD JAMA JL 1 74 P53-54 IT TAKES MORE THAN MONEY BALDWIN DORIS M JOB SAFETY 6 HEALTH AG 74 P4-7 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY CHECKLIST BUCK STOPS HERE JOB SAFETY HEALTH AG 74 P13-20 FINE WILLIAM T JOB SAFETY HEALTH AG 74 P21-24 BENZYL CHLORIDE CHEMICAL SAFETY DATA SHEET S0069 REV MANUFACTURING CHEM ASSOC 1974 15P THREE R S OF SAFETY CASE STDY APPRCH RESPONSIBILITIES OF SUPERVISOR LIPPERT FRED G SUPERVISION JL 66 P13-14 ELIMINATE THE HA2ARDS ELIMINATE THE ACCIDENTS SUPERVISION JL 66 P19 24 MINE ENGRNG AND VNTLTN PRBLMS UNIQUE CNTRL RDN DGHTRS INFRMTL RPT 1001 MINING ENF SF TY ADM 74 IIP AIRCRAFT ACDT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1973 ACDTS NO 5 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 73 VP CIVIL PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF FEDERAL COAL MINE HEALTH SAFETY A69 FEOERAL REGISTER JL 30 74 P2755B-61 PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATION AND MONITORING OF APPROVED STATE PLANS FEDERAL REGISTER AG 14 74 P29181-B2 NOISE CONTROL STANDARDS HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS METAL NONMETAL Hits FEDERAL REGISTER AG 7 74 P28433-34 APPROVEO STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS UTAH FEDERAL REGISTER AG 5 74 P28154-55 COAL MINE HEALTH ASBESTOS EXPOSURE SURFACE COAL MINES FINDINGS OF FACT FEDERAL REGISTER AG 5 74 P28176 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS OELETI ON EXPOSURE PESTICIDES FEDERAL REGISTER AG 12 74 P28878-79 INFORMATIONAL GUIDE OCCPTNL SFTY HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS AM ASSOC STATE HWAY OFF 72 73P SAFETY IN ACADEMIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORIES ACS COMMITTEE ON CHEM SAF MR 74 40P ACCIDENTS IN FACTORIES PATTERN OF CAUSATION AND SCOPE FOR PREVENTION HER MAJESTYS STATNRY OFF JL 31 73 113P INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MANUAL 2ND EDITION GYPSUM ASSOCIATION NO 64P SAFETY RULES STIR DEBATE LIGHTING FOR SAFETY CHEMICAL WEEK AG 28 74 P16 KAUFMAN JOHN E LIGHTING DESIGN APPLICATION MR 73 P6-8 PROBALISTIC ASSESSMENT OF AIRCRAFT RISK FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS WALL IAN B NUCLEAR SAFETY MY-JE 74 P276-284 CIRCUIT BREAKERS AND CIRCUIT BREAKER ENCLOSURES USE HZRDS LCTNS UL8TT UNDERWRITERS LABS ND 20P ELECTRIC AIR HEATERS UL 1025 UNDERWRITERS LAB ND 49P CLASS H FUSES UL198.1 UNDERWRITERS LABS ND 14P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA AUGUST 28 1973 NATL TRANS SFTY BD JL 10 74 43P HAZARDOUS PRODUCTS REPORTING KIT HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP ND VP ETC 02211 f GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 99 74 3051 74 3052 74 3053 74 3 054 74 3055 74 3056 74 3057 74 3 058 74 3059 74 3 060 74 3071 74 3072 74 3073 74 3 074 74 3075 74 3076 74 3077 74 3 078 74 3 079 74 3080 74 3081 74 3 085 74 3 086 74 3087 74 3088 74 3 089 74 3090 74 3091 74 3092 74 3093 74 3094 74 3095 74 3 096 74 3 097 74 3098 74 3099 74 3100 74 3103 74 3 134 74 3105 EDUCATE DONT LEGISLATE SAFETY STANBERRY WILLIAM AOPA PILOT JL 74 P86-88 WHAT MANAGEMENT CAN DO ABOUT FIRES IN THE EOP CENTER MENKUS BELDEN ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AG 74 P14 MARINE CASULTY RPRT EXPLOSION FIRE ST LAWRENCE RIVER MY 4 72 LSS LF NATL TRANS SFTY BD JE 27 74 31P YOU CAN HAVE SAFER CONSTRUCTION STUART L R HYDROCARBON PROCSSNG AG 74 P106 111-115 LA EXPLOSION DAMAGE MAY RUN TO 8 MILLION DOLLARS TRUCKER IS INSURED BUSINESS INSURANCE S 2 74 P12 COMMISSION BANS VINYL CHLORIDE IN AEROSOL CANS BUSINESS INSURANCE S 2 74 P17 LABOR OEPT FIGHTING STATE OSHA PROPOSAL BUSINESS INSURANCE S 2 74 P34 MISSION SUCCESS ASSURANCE PROGRAM OALRYMPLE W BRUCE EIA CONFERENCES ND 12P SAFETY STDS SYSTMTCL APPRCH AND MTHOCL BASIS PRSNL SFTY AND DAMAGE CNT KANON JOHN C NATO SYMPOSIUM JL 22-26 74 23P SAFETY SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION FOR OSHA KANON JOHN C SYSTEM SAFETY SOCIETY SYMP JL 17 73 20P TOP MINE SAFETY OFFICIAL HIT WITH WORKER WRATH FOR BEING INEFFECTIVE BUSINESS INSURANCE S 2 74 P6-7 FLORIDA VITAL STATISTICS 1973 FLORIDA DEPT HEALTH C REHAB 73 87P DETECTOR MONITORS MANY DANGEROUS GASES ANO VAPORS CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AG 19 74 P58 AIRCRAFT ACCDNT RPRT ST LOUIS MISSOURI JULY 23 1973 NTNL TRNSPRTTN SFTY BRO AP 24 74 41P CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS ANO EFFECTS OF LONG DISTANCE FLIGHTS MOHLER STANLEY R OFFICE OF AV MED AP 68 5P CRANE INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE PART 1 NYCE GEORGE F PLANT ENGINEERING AG 22 74 P89-92 CRANE INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE PART 2 NYCE GEORGE F PLANT ENGINEERING S 5 74 P79-80 SAFETY TRAINING COURSE FOR FOREMEN SERIES 1 KEMPER INSURANCE CO NO UNP SAFETY TRAINING COURSE FOR FOREMEN SERIES 2 KEMPER INSURANCE CO ND UNP SAFETY TRAINING COURSE FOR FOREMEN SERIES 3 KEMPER INSURANCE CO NO UNP WHY DOESNT SOMEBOOY DO SOMETHING CONSUMER PROOUCT SAFETY COMMISSION 74 UNP ROLE OF OPTOMETRIST IN LASER SAFETY LAPPIN PAUL W AOA COMM ENVNMTL VISION N 16-17 70 P127-130 SAFETY ON THE HIGHWAYS GARVIN OARWIN 0 AOA COMM ENVIRON VIS N 16-17 70 P151-161 PROTECTIVE DEVICES IN A LASER ENVIRONMENT SWOPE C HERMAN AOA COMM OCCUP VIS MR 3-4 69 P124-136 LASER ENVIRONMENT ANO THE INDUSTRIAL OPTOMETRIST GLATT LOWELL 0 AOA COM OCCUP VIS MR 3-4 69 P86-104 NOW ANO FUTURE WORLD OF COLOR FOR COMFORT ANO SAFETY MCCONAUGHEY J AOA COMM OCCUP VIS MR 3-4 69 P10B-121 PNEUMOCONIOSIS CASSION DISEASE OF BONE MCCALLUM R I TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P63-68 RADIOLOGY IN DIAGNOSIS OF ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM WOOO PHILIP H N TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P69-73 RADIOLOGY IN DIAGNOSIS OF BRONCHITIS AND EMPHYSEMA SIMON G TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P74-75 SCOPE OF RADIOLOGICAL SERVICES 1 GAUVAIN SUZETTE TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P95-97 SCOPE OF RADIOLOGICAL SERVICES 2 SUMMARY STOTT A N B TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P98-99 UTILITY OF RADIOLOGY MACBAIN G TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P103-106 PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF RAOIOLOGY FOR LUNG CANCER DUNCAN KENNETH P TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P76-78 PRINCIPLES OF THE CONTROL OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE MCLINTOCK J S TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P79-82 PRACTICE OF RADIOLOGY ARDRAN G M TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P100-102 EVIOENCE OF DOSE RESPONSE RELATION IN PNEUMOCONIOSIS 2 JACOBSEN M TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P88-94 EVIDENCE OF DOSE RESPONSE RELATION IN PNEUMOCONIOSIS 1 ROSSITER C E TRANS SOC OCCUP MED JL 72 P83-87 BURGLARY RESISTANT ELECTRIC DOOR STRIKES UL 1034 UNDERWRITERS LAB JL 8 74 21P BIOLOGICAL BASES FOR OTHER ASPCTS OF PERFORMANCE STO FOR LASER PRODT ANDERSEN F ALAN BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH JL 74 20P STILLBIRTHS AND MISCARRIAGES IN WIVES OF VINYL CHLORIDE WRKRS STUDIED ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH LETTER AG 15 74 P3 ETC 02212 100 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 3106 74 3107 74 3108 74 3109 74 3110 74 3111 74 3113 74 3114 74 3115 74 3116 74 3117 74 3118 74 3119 74 3120 74 3121 74 3122 74 3123 74 3124 74 3125 74 3126 74 3127 74 3128 74 3 138 74 3139 74 3141 74 3145 74 3153 74 3159 74 3162 74 3167 74 3169 74 3176 74 3182 74 3186 74 3187 74 3188 74 3189 74 3190 74 3191 74 3192 OSHAS NEW DEMANDS IN MATERIAL HANDLING SNIDER RICHARD J JR OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AG 74 P33-36 MECHANIZED MATERIAL HANDLING TAMES LIFTING HAZARDS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AG 74 P37-39 UPDATE ON THE COST OF OSHA COMPLIANCE KALIS DAVIO 8 OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AG 74 P42-44 HOW TO CUT THE HIGH COST OF AUTO ACCIDENTS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AG 74 P52-54 FOUR 40 OOES IT RAISE PERSONNEL COSTS SELLARS THOMAS V HOSPITALS J A H A S 1 73 P94-96 100 101 HANDBOOK OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC SOLVENTS TECHNICAL GUIDE NO 6 SECONO ED NATL ASSOC MUTUAL CAS CO 61 76P ANHA TO BURN NURSING HOME TO TEST FIRE SAFETY RULES HOSPITALS J A H A AG 16 74 P91 EVOLUTION OF HIGH RISE FIRE PROTECTION DEGENKOLB JOHN BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ADMNSTR TR S T4 P26-32 SKYSCRAPER ON FIRE WINCHESTER JAMES H READERS DIGEST S 74 P74-79 NIOSH FACT SHEET HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDE FOR PAPERBOARD CONTAINER IND KARCHES GERALD J NIOSH JL 74 127P NIOSH FACT SHEET HEALTH SAFETY GUIDE FOR PLSTIC MLDRS FABRICATORS KARCHES GERALD J NIOSH JL 74 107P NIOSH FACT SHEET HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDE FOR METAL ELECTROPLATING KARCHES GERALD J NIOSH JL 74 105P ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS FROM PULP AND PAPER MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY EPA S 73 120P UNIT FIRST AID KITS NSC OATA SHEET 202 REVISION A NSC 74 6P LIME NSC DATA SHEET 241 REVISION A NSC 74 4P 8EA0LESS TIRE FOR HEAVY CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES ELECTRICAL WORLD MR 15 74 P144-145 POTENTIAL SYSTEMS FOR LEAD HAZARD ELIMINATION EVALUATIONS RCMMNDTTNS WAKSMAN DAVID NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 0 73 VP OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH STNORDS AS FDRL LAW HZRDS OF HASTE REP MORAN ROBERT D CLEARING THE AIR WILLIAM t MARY LAW REVIEW SUMMER 74 P777-797 REINHART VIRGINIA JOB SAFETY HEALTH AG 74 P8-12 WHY INDUSTRIAL PHYSIOTHERAPY HAYNE CHRISTOPHER R OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH JL 74 P8-10 IN LA1NG GROUP SAFETY BEGINS AT THE TOP CLEMENTS TERRY OCCUP SAFETY HEALTH JL 74 P13-15 HMFI OESIGN NEW AUTOMATIC GUARO BONO J F OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH JL 74 P17-18 MASTER PLAN FOR FIRE PROTECTION JENSEN GARY S FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE AG 74 P48-49 FIRE DPRTMNT OPR TN S INVOLV RDC TVE MATERIALS PART 2 EMERGENCY OPRTNS PURINGTON ROBERT G FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE AG 74 P53-57 PIPELINE SAFETY CALDWELL JOSEPH C TRANSPORTATION USA S 74 P22 HOME GUIDE TO FI RES AFETV AND SECURITY FACTORY MUTUAL ENGINEERING CO 74 54P FIRE SAFETY IN ON AND AROUND CNSTRCTN PRJCTS TAKE OVER PERIOD BOLLES EDGAR H FEDERAL FIRE COUNCIL 67 10P IMPLICATION ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDE POISON PLANE CRASH OUSTER PILOT WOOD W AEROSPACE MEDICINE 0 71 PHI-113 FEDERAL AND STATE STANDARDS FOR FABRIC FLAMMABILITY FACT SHEET NO 25 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION JE 74 6P ESCAPE FROM OWELLING FIRES IMPORTANT LESSONS IN FIRE SAFETY SPARKY NEWS S 73 P3 LAUNOERING PROCEDURES FOR FLAME RETARDANT FABRICS FACT SHEET NO 24 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION JE 74 UNP TENT FLAMMABILITY FACT SHEET NO 4 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION JE 74 UNP FLAMMABLE FABRICS AND OTHER FIRE HAZARDS TO OLDER AMERICANS SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGING 0 71 85P HYGIENISTS PRESIDENT URGES 8 POINT JOB HEALTH PROGRAM INTERNATL J OCCUP HEALTH S FT Y JL AG 74 P 7 NOISE DO ESN T JUST HARM HEARING N08ER E H INTERNATL J OCCUP HEALTH SFTY JL AG 74 P13-17 WHAT ABOUT PHYSICALS F CR JOB APPLICANTS CAMP IONE KENNETH M INTRNTL J OCCUP HEALTH SFTY JL AG 74 P19-21 28 CS2 SYMPOSIUM RAISES KEY QUESTIONS LIEBEN JAN INTERNATL J OCCUP HEALTH SFTY JL AG 74 P22-23 HOW THEY DO IT AT STANDARD OIL WOLKONSKY PETER INTERNTL J OCCUP HEALTH SFTY JL AG 74 P24-27 OSHADYNAMICS SLOT SAFETY EDUCATION INTO THE EQUATION OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 74 P48-52 OSHA TRAINING STANDARDS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 74 P53 ETC 02213 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 101 7 A 3193 79 3199 79 3195 79 3196 79 3197 79 3198 79 3199 79 3200 T9 3201 79 3202 79 3203 79 3209 79 3205 79 3206 79 3207 79 3208 79 3209 79 3210 79 3211 79 3212 79 3213 79 3219 79 3215 79 3216 79 3217 79 3218 79 3219 79 3220 79 3221 79 3222 79 3223 79 3229 79 3225 79 3226 79 3227 79 3228 79 3229 79 3230 79 3231 79 3232 SURGING PRODUCT LIABILITY SUITS CAN YOUR COMPANY COPE KALIS OAVID B OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 79 P57-60 EMERGING NEW OSHA HEAT STRESS STANOARD COULD YOU COMPLY MUSACCHIO CARL OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 79 P69-67 TARGET DATE FOR COMPREHENSIVE OSHA STATISTICS SAFETY 1975 SNIDER RICHARO J JR OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MR 79 P68-70 SKILLED SAFETY MANAGEMENT CURB'. HAND ANO BODY INJURIES OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AP 79 P 35-38 90 HAND AND BODY PROTECTION FABRICS AND STYLES TO MEET YOUR NEEDS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AP 79 P 39 LIABILITY SUITS ARE THEY A THREAT TO THE SAFETY DIRECTOR OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AP 79 P96-98 PORTRAIT OF A SAFETY PROFESSIONAL SNIDER RICHARD J JR OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS AP 79 P57-60 RECOGNITION AND SPECIFICATIONS IN SOLVING FIRE PROTECTION PROBLEMS MCCRACKEN RICHARO P ASSE JOURNAL JE 79 P8-9 SOME CURRENT TRENDS IN SAFETY MANAGEMENT LEVENS ERNEST ASSE JOURNAL JE 79 P21-26 PREPLANNING FOR SAFETY IN CONSTRUCTION SPARRELL C F ASSE JOURNAL JE 79 P28-31 ACCIDENT CAUSE DATA BYRNE J4MES F ASSE JOURNAL JE 79 P39-37 INDUSTRIAL VIBRATION AN OVERVIEW WASSERMAN DONALD E ASSE JOURNAL JE 74 P38-43 STORAGE OF HIGHLY FLAMMABLE SOLVENTS IN BULK TECHNICAL BOOK SB118 l BP CHEMICALS INTERN LTD AG 73 7P CONSUMER I SMS IMPACT ON UL GRANZEIER FRANK J APPLIANCE MANUFACTURER S 74 P63-65 OPERATION SAVE A LIFE RUDOLPH JAWS F FA A AVIATION NEWS JE 74 P10-11 SULFAMIC ACID CAUSES EYE INJURIES LIFELINE JL AG 73 P25 OCCUPATIONAL NOISE EXPOSURE PROBLEM AREAS IN POWER PLANTS POPECK RICHARD A SOUND AND VIBRATION JE 74 P28-33 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT NUCLEAR POWER CON EDISON JE 73 17P SPOTLIGHT ON FALLS - NSC 74 UNP MANUAL OF SAFE WORKING PRACTICES FOR THE FOUNORYMAN FERGUSON WILLIAM 0 CAST METALS FEDERATION ND 35P RESEARCH REVIEW 1973 CHAMBER OF MINES OF S AFRICA 73 110P PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS DUE TO EXPLOSIONS UNDERGROUND IN COAL MINES INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE 74 37P CONTROL PRVNTN OCCPTNL HZRDS CAUSED BY CARCINOGENIC SBSTNCS REPORT 5 2 INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFF 74 45P HOSPITAL OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES STUDY 1 ENVIRONMTL HLTH AND SFTY NIOSH JL 74 101P ANALYSIS OF BOILER ACCIDENTS ENGINEERING BULLETIN NO 71 BADGER F W HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSP 6 I NS CO ND IIP AIR CONDITIONING ANO REFRIGERATION LOG PROGRAM ENGINEERING BULL NO 69 HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSP INS CO NO UNP BOILER LOG PROGRAM ENGINEERING BULLETIN NO 70 HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSP INS CO ND 12P SEEKING SAFETY SPEEDUP CHEMICAL WEEK AG 14 74 P13 CONTINUOUS RECORDING METHANOMETER FOR EXHAUST FAN MONITORING RI 7951 IRANI M C BUREAU OF MINES 74 18P SOME MODERN TECHNIQUES FOR HAZARD ANALYSIS LAWRENCE A C REEF JL 74 P6-9 SAFETY AND THE ENERGY CRISIS GARAVANTA JACK ASSE JOURNAL AP 74 P8 PSYCHOLOGICAL TERMS IN THE SAFETY CONTEXT MCLAWHORN ROBERT G ASSE JOURNAL AP 74 P 22-27 UNDERSTANDING SAFETY PETERS GEORGE A ASSE JOURNAL AP 74 P28-32 EXPLODING AUTO BATTERIES PROMPT WARNING DAVIDORF FREDERICK ASSE JOURNAL AP 74 P33 LOSS PREVENTION SELF APPRAISAL FDR MANAGERS PARTLOW HARRY A ASSE JOURNAL AP 74 P35-37 ILLUSTRATED CHANGES IN THE 1975 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE MCPARTLANO J F EL ECTRICAL CONSTR MAINT S 74 P53-92 97-98 TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM ANO METHODS LAUGHLIN CHARLES R TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION OFFICE AP 74 IP PROTECTIVE CLOTHING HELPS THE SAFE WORKER ROADS AND STREETS S 74 P78-80 90 HOW MUCH DOES THE SAFETY OFFICER KNOW OF WHAT REALLY GOES ON INDUSTRIAL SAFETY JL 74 P358 NO GOGGLES REQUIRED BUT SIGHT LOST THROUGH EYE INJURIES INDUSTRIAL SAFETY JL 74 P369 ETC 02214 102 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 3233 74 3234 74 3235 74 3236 74 3237 74 3238 74 3243 74 3248 74 3250 74 3251 74 3252 74 3255 74 3257 74 3258 74 3259 74 3260 74 3261 74 3271 74 3272 74 3277 74 3279 74 3284 74 3235 74 3325 74 3326 74 3327 74 3328 74 3329 74 3333 74 3334 74 3335 74 3338 74 3375 74 3378 74 3379 74 3380 74 3381 74 3382 74 3383 74 3384 MORE THAN THE TEMPERATURE ZARENKO ROBERT A INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH S 74 P68-71 EXCAVATION WORK AGA MONTHLY S 74 P27 FIRST AID TRAINING AND ACCIDENTS MILLER GARY OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY NOS 3 4 73 P209-218 FIRST AID TRAINING AND ACCIDENTS COMMENT ON MILLER AND AGNEWS PAPER POWELL PHILIP OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY NOS 3 4 73 P219-220 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT LOS ANGELES JANUARY 16 1974 NATIONAL TRANSPORT SFTY BRD AG 14 74 27P PLANT ENGINEERING SAFETY ITS NOT WHAT IT SHOULD BE BISHOFF FRED M PLANT ENGINEERING S 19 74 P163-166 FTC MOVES AGAINST PLASTIC CLAIMS CONSUMER NEWS AG 15 74 PI CARBON MONOXIDE INTOXICATION OF A SCUBA DIVER BRFYSSE PETER A OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NEWSLETTER JL/AG 70 3P TELEVISION STUDIOS THE NEED FOR COMPULSORY FIRE PREVENTION MEASURES KOTZE F W C NATIONAL SAFETY JE 74 P 3-5 FIRE ESCAPE NATIONAL SAFETY JE 74 P20-21 AFTER THE FIRE WHAT NATIONAL SAFETY JE 74 P28-29 TREAT WASTEWATER LIKE DOWNTOWN TRAFFIC MARTIN R J AMERICAN CITY AG 74 P61-62 FIRE DPRTMNT OPR TN INVL RDCTV MTRLS PART 1 INTROCTN PRLMNRY PLNNNG PURINGTON ROBERT G FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE JL 74 P16-20 SEVEN FIRE FIGHERS INJURED IN LP GAS TANK BLEVE FIRE COHMANO AG 74 P34-35 FIRE FIGHTING LESSON HAZARDOUS CARGO ANGELO PHIL FIRE COMMAND AG 74 P36-37 FIRE COMBAT HILL RAYMOND M FIRE COMMAND AG 74 P38-42 FIRE APPARATUS COLOR WHAT ARE CURRENT TRENDS AND APPLICATIONS SOLOMON STEPHEN S FIRE COMMAND AG 74 P 43-47 BOATING SEASON ISNT OVER YET BE A SAFE SAILING LIFE PRESERVER MUTUAL INSURANCE BULLETIN AG 74 P2B-29 HOW SAFE ARE MOBILE HOMES MUTUAL INSURANCE BULLETIN AG 74 P30-31 NBS SEEKING CHILD PROOF MATCHES TECHNICAL NEWS BULLETIN JE 73 P134 CPSC ISSUES BAN ON VINYL CHLORIDE IN AEROSOLS CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION AG 74 3P CPSC SETS ALUMINUM WIRE HEARINGS WILL EXPLORE POTENTIAL FIRE HAZARDS CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION MR 74 3P SPACE HEATERS WOOD AND COAL BURNING HEATING STOVES FACT SHEET NO 34 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION AG 74 4P NEW LOOK HAZARDS ELECTRIC HEAT TAPE AND CABLES SMITH DAVID C FIRE JOURNAL S 74 Pll-13 FIRES INVOLVING LP GAS TANK TRUCKS IN REPAIR GARAGES LATHROP JAMES K FIRE JOURNAL S 74 P18-20 HOUSEHOLD FIRE WARNING EQUIPMENT LAW GALLAGHER EDWARD L FIRE JOURNAL S 74 P28-31 FIRES AND FIRE LOSSES CLASSIFIED 1973 FIRE JOURNAL S 74 P33-35 OUEST ECONOMICAL AUTOMATIC FIRE SPPSSN SYSTEM SINGLE FMLY RSDNCS FOEHL JOHN M FIRE JOURNAL S 74 P42-48 RAILROAD SAFETY APPLIANCE STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER JL 26 74 P27327-29 STANDARDS AND THE WILLIAMS STEIGER ACT OSHA AFTER TWO YEARS PYLE HOWARD NSC JE 21 73 6P MANDATORY SAFETY STANDARDS UNDERGROUND COAL MINES FEDERAL REGISTER JL 30 74 P27557-8 ACCIDENT CASE HISTORIES MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC S 74 UNP POWER ELITE NEWSWEEK 0 14 74 P 76 EMPLOYERS GUIDE CONTESTING OSHA CITATIONS NATL ASSOC MANUFACTURERS ND 9P JAPAN INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ASSOCATION 1973 ANNUAL REPORT JAPAN IND SFTY ASSOC AG 74 52P LOSS PREVENTION BRIDGE OPRTRS ENG INSP SERV JL 74 65P MATERIALS A COMPILATION NASA SP 5974 02 NASA ND 15P ANALYTICAL ANO APPLIED CHEMISTRY A COMPILATION NASA SP 5974 01 NASA ND 21 P MACHINERY EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS NASA SP 5977 01 NASA ND 21P FABRICATION TECHNOLOGY A COMPILATION NASA SP 5978 01 NASA ND 2IP ETC 02215 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 103 74 3385 74 3336 74 3387 74 3388 74 3389 74 3390 74 3391 74 3392 74 3393 74 3394 74 3395 74 3396 74 3397 74 3398 74 3399 74 3400 74 3 401 74 3402 74 3403 74 3404 74 3405 74 3406 74 3407 74 3410 74 3411 74 3412 74 3414 74 3415 74 3416 74 3418 74 3419 74 3420 74 3422 74 3423 74 3426 74 3427 74 3431 74 3432 74 3433 74 3435 SILO FILLERS DISEASE CAN BE FATAL WEST IRMA CALIFORNIA SAFETY NEWS S 74 P4-5 HOW STRONG IS A ROPE BORWICK G R SPECTRUM NO 112 P13-15 JOB ANALYSIS KEY TO BETTER MANAGEMENT US CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION S 73 12P MARINE CASUALTY REPRT DEATH OF 3 SHIPS OFFICERS PUERTO RICO NO 18 1974 NATL TRANSPRTN SFTY BRD AG 7 74 28P CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY INDEX ASBESTOS FALLOUT US CONSUMER PROD SFTY COMMISS S 74 UNP ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD S 19 74 P41 JUDGE RULES PR ENOUGH FOR TROUBLE LIGHT RECALL ADVERTISING AGE S 9 74 P6 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS OCCUPTNL SFTY HLTH STOS 0 SHA 2082 OCC SFTY HLTH ADM ND 22P GENERAL INDSTRY GUIDE FOR APPLYING SFTY AND HLTH STDS OSHA 2072 OCC SFTY HLTH ADM 0 72 30P ACS CLARIFIES STANCE ON VINYL CHLORIDE CHEM ENG NEWS AG 26 74 P6-7 AEC OTHERS AT ODOS ON NUCLEAR SAFETY CHEMICAL ENG NEWS AG 26 74 P7 LEAD POISONING AN EDITORIAL GUINEE VINCENT F AMERICAN J OF MEDICINE MR 72 P282-288 GLOVE POWDERS A SURGICAL HAZARO BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL ME 2 73 P502-503 DISABILITY SURVIVAL 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EMPLOYMENT GB 73 12P SAFE HANDLING OF COMPRESSED GASES IN LABORATORY AND PLANT MATHESON GAS PRODUCTS 74 12P STOL AIRCRAFT POTENTIALLY OFFER IMPROVED FLIGHT SAFETY TOPLIS A F ICAO BULLETIN JE 74 P15-17 FOR WHOM THE BELLS TOLL ABBOTT ROBERT E PRODUCT ENGINEERING AG 74 P66 CHEMICAL RADIOPROTECTION OF RAOIOLOGISTS GOH KONG 00 LANCET MR 30 74 P568-569 SLACK TANKS CITED AS POTENTIAL HAZARD IN COMBINATION CARRIERS PROC MARINE SAFETY COUNCIL AG 74 P147 CASUALTY STATISTICS FOR COMMERCIAL VESSELS ON WESTERN RIVERS PROC MARINE SAFETY COUNCIL AG 74 P148-151 LAKE SUPERIOR MINES SAFETY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 50TH CONFERENCE 1974 LAKE SUPERIOR MINES SFTY COUN MY 9-10 74 112P DEGASIFICATION OF COALBED BY VERTICAL BOREHOLE IN ADV OF MNNG RI 7968 ELDER CURTIS H BUREAU OF MINES 74 21P SPECIFICATIONS FOR ELECTRIC OVERHEAD TRAVELING CRANES EOCI SPECS 61 ELECTRIC OVERHEAD CRANE INST 61 26P GUIDE FOR CODES ADOPTION AND CODES ENFORCEMENT TAYLOR DANIEL M SOUTHERN BLOG MAGAZINE AG 73 MY 74 39P FAILURE TO SHUT OFF POWER CAUSES FINGER AMPUTATION NSC PW PR FG S NEWSLETTER S 74 P2 CARBON MONOXIDE HATCHER HARRY NSC CHMCL SCTN NEWSLETTER S 74 Pl-2 EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF LOW BACK PROBLEMS PARDEE JOHN M NSC OC H NR CM NEWSLETTER S 74 P l-3 IT PAYS TO BE SAFE AT HOME WALTEMATE HERMAN JR NSC RUB PL SEC NEWSLETTER 0 74 Pl-3 ETC 02216 104 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 3436 74 3437 74 3438 74 3434 74 3440 74 3441 74 3443 74 3444 74 3445 74 3446 74 3447 74 3448 74 3449 74 3451 74 3452 74 3453 74 3455 74 3456 74 3457 74 3458 74 3459 74 3460 74 3461 74 3462 74 3463 t4 3464 74 3465 74 3466 74 3467 74 3468 74 3469 74 3470 74 3471 74 3472 74 3473 74 3476 74 3477 74 3478 74 3479 74 3480 IMPACT RESISTANT EYEGLASSES MAY NOT BE SAFETY GLASSES GENTRY ARTHUR N NSC FERT SECT NEWSLETTER 0 74 Pl-2 LABORATORY SAFETY DURBIN LARRY NSC RUB PL SEC NEWSLETTER S 74 P2-* WA Y I T HAPPENED ROSS EVERETT W NSC FERT SECT NEWSLETTER 0 74 2P FOURTH ANN RPT SECRETARY OF TRNSPRTTN HAZARDOUS MATERIALS rru,T DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION 73 VP UNyROi LANOLIN ALLERGY BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL MY 19 73 P379-i.,, SOLVENT CAUSES MOTOR NEUROPATHY IN WORKERS AT CLOTHING FACTORY JAMA JL 15 74 P247-248 OUTBREAK OF OCCUPATIONAL OISEASE ROCK INDUSTRY OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS MY 74 P43-48 ACTIVISTS PUSH FOR NEW APPROACH TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH MUSACCHIO CARL OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS MY 74 P49-52 HOW TO MEASURE AIRBORNE CONTAMINANTS OCCUPATIONAL HAZAROS MY 74 P54-58 HOW TO MEASURE NOISE HEAT AND RADIATION OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS MY 74 P61-64 RISK OF LOST DATA HIGH INSURANCE RATES COST JUSTIFY FIRE PATCTM COMPUTER WORLD 0 2 74 P24 Sy* ZIRCONIUM GRANULAR ANO POWDERED MILITARY SPECIFICATIONS NIL I DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY 0 1 71 27P W SUBSTANTIAL HAZARD REPORTS RECEIVED BY CPSC PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER SUPPL AP 29 74 4p NBS TEST METHOD ADOPTED AS TENTATIVE STANDARD BY NFPA DIMENSIONS NBS S 74 P212-213 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO CHLOROFORM NATIONAL INST OCC SFTY HEALTH 74 120P OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO TOLUENE DIISOCYANATE NATIONAL INST FOR OCCUP SFTY HEALTH 73 tja PRESSURE VESSEL FAILURE STATISTICS AND PRCfBABI LI TIES NUCLEAR SAFETY JL AG 74 P387-399 TORNADO RESISTANT DESIGN OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT STRUCTURES MCDONALD J R NUCLEAR SAFETY JL AG 74 P432-439 LUNG CANCER IN CHLOROMETHYL METHYL ETHER WORKERS BEAVERS E M NEW ENGLAND J MEDICINE AP 25 74 P971-9T2 OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P6 VOICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P8-10 COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P12-22 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P24-32 NSC BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPROVES MEMBERS DUES INCREASE FOR 75 NAT I ONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P34 CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P36-40 IN ACHIEVING OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH WE CAN DO BETTER BRENNAN PETER J NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P42-45 TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P46-48 NEW NSC SERVICE UP GRADES MEDIA ADVERTISING NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P50-51 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P53-54 WHO WILL HANDLE PROOUCT SAFETY HIRSH TOM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P56-61 OSHACT COMPLIANCE CURRENT AND FUTURE LEGAL IMPACT GIDEL ROBERT D NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P62-66 OSHACT THE RAPE OF GENERAL INDUSTRY PLISCHKE GENE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P67-69 SAFETY MOTIVATION BY EXAMPLE ALLISON WILLIAM W NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P70-73 NSCS SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE ANNOUNCES 1975 SCHEDULE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P74-79 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P80-81 BITUMINOUS PAVEMENT PATCHING AND REPAIR NSC INDUSTRIAL DATA SHEET 6 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 PB7-95 NIOSHS ACOSH MORGANTOWN WV TESTS ANO CERTIFIES PERSONAL PROTECTIVE" NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P96-101 OCCUPATIONAL NOISE STANDARD TO BE PROPOSED BY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P102-105 PROPOSED HEARING CONSERVATION STANDARD HOW TD COMPLY ECKEL ALAN NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P106-111 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFI ELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P112-132 ETC 0221 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 1 105 74 3481 74 3482 74 3483 74 3484 74 3485 74 3486 74 3487 74 3488 74 3489 74 3490 74 3491 74 3492 74 3493 74 3494 74 3497 74 3498 74 3499 74 3501 74 3502 74 3503 74 3504 74 3505 74 3506 74 3507 74 3508 74 3509 74 3510 74 3511 74 3512 74 3513 74 3514 74 3553 74 3554 74 3556 74 3557 74 3558 74 3559 74 3 564 74 3565 74 3566 EXPOSITION GUIDE 1974 62ND NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS SAFETY LIBRARY NATIONAL SAFETY NEKS S 74 P133-352 HAMMERSMITH RUTH NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL S 74 P357-368 375-376 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P378-386 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS S 74 P394-396 OSHA COMPLIANCE GUIDE VI HON TO PROFIT FROM OSHA IN OPERATING TERMS GIDEL ROBERT 0 MANAGEMENT RES 6 DEVELOPMNT INST INC 72 29P OSHA COMPLIANCE GUIDE V2 HON TO PROTECT MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT GIDEL ROBERT D MANAGEMENT RES DEVELOPMNT INST INC 73 48P OSHA COMPLIANCE GUIDE V3 INSPECTION SURVEY GUIDE FOR OSHA SELF INSPCTN GIDEL ROBERT D MANAGEMENT RES 6 DEVELOPMNT INST INC 73 191P OSHA INSPECTION SURVEY REPORT V3A FORM FOR USE WITH V3 INSPCTN GUIDE GIDEL ROBERT D MANAGEMENT RES 6 DEVELOPMNT INST INC 74 31P RISK MANAGEMENT BY MANOATE V4 GUIDE HOW COPE PROFIT EHPLYRS AND MNGRS GIDEL ROBERT D MANAGEMENT RES & DEVELOPMNT INST INC 74 94P HOW FAR SHOULD N PLANTS BE FROM CITIES ELECTRICAL WORLD S 1 74 P27 TALL BUT TRUE TALES OF A TROUBLESHOOTER SCHILLER FRANCIS E PULP AND PAPER 0 74 P145-146 GLASS DOORS AND PANELS SPECIAL SAFETY BULLETIN HOTEL SAFETY TRADE GROUP JA 69 IP HEARINGS ON GROUND PROXIMITY WARNING SYSTEM STATEMENT OF NAT TRANS S B REEO JOHN H NATIONAL TRANSPORT AT ION SFTY BO S 18 74 VP IMPACT NOISE IN HOUSING BUILDING RESEARCH JA-F 64 P 39-62 NEW NIOSH FACTOR HOW TO PREPARE FOR A CRISIS MACBRIDE ROLAND R PROMOTING SAFETY MODERN PLASTICS JA 74 P58-60 LEE DAVID C HOSPITAL PROGRESS S 74 P32 34 PRESIDENTS REPORT ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH WHITE HOUSE D 73 161P COMPANY SAFETY RULES FOR ALL NEW EMPLOYEES EXCAVATION CONSTRUCTION NO UNP SAFETY STEPS NEEDED IN WAKE OF ARSENIC HAZARDS BUSINESS INSURANCE S 30 74 P36 OSHA CREATED NEED FOR HEALTH SCREENING AND SOME BIG PROBLEMS TALIT JUDI BUSINESS INSURANCE S 30 P38-39 WE REPEAT OSHA COMPLIANCE NOT ENOUGH EIERMANN HARRY J BUSINESS INSURANCE S 30 74 P51-52 PREVENTING OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE PARAMOUNT LAROQUE WILLIAM R BUSINESS INSURANCE S 30 74 P52 54 HIGH INJURY RATE IN CONCRETE PRDCTS INDUSTRY OESPITE TIGHT SFTY CNTRL BUSINESS INSURANCE S 30 74 P58 CALL FOR BETTER DATA ON HEALTH HAZARDS SAFETY PRIORITIES IN WRK PLACE BUSINESS INSURANCE S 30 74 P61 FEDERAL BUILDINGS GET PROTOTYPE FIRESAFETY MONITORS MERRION PAUL R BUSINESS INSURANCE D 30 74 P66 AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS BEST DEFENSE AGAINST DISASTEROUS HIGHRISE FIRES BUSINESS INSURANCE S 30 74 P67 CHEMICAL USERS STAY OUT OF VINYL CHLORIDE DEBATE BUSINESS INSURANCE S 30 74 P68 MESA PUTS INTO EFFECT NEW RULES IN DETERMINING MINE VIOLATION ASSESSMT COAt AGE S 74 PIT COAL OPERATORS FINES FOR SAFETY VIOLATIONS DOUBLE IN WEST VIRGINIA COAL AGE S 74 PIT JENNY MINE NEW PROVING GROUND FOR BUREAU SPONSORED MINING MACHNS EQPT CHIRON IS NICHOLAS P COAL AGE S 74 P78-82 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT WIRE ROPE SLINGS AND SAFETY SAL IN SK I C W COAL AGE S 74 P88-91 BIOMECHANICAL EVALUATION OF TWO METHODS OF MANUAL LOAD LIFTING PARK KYUNG S AIIE TRANSACTIONS JE 74 P105-113 SAFETY TECHNOLOGY A PROGRESS REPORT STEMP DONALD R CANAOIAN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY S-0 74 P22-25 OUR APPROACH FOR IMPLEMENTING OSHA GILBREATH JACK H MODERN CASTING 0 74 P46-48 SEARCH FOR THE IDEAL ENVIRONMENT WAOGE NORMAN CANADIAN MINING JOURNAL S 74 P28-29 CRIVER TRAINING IMPROVES SAFETY CUTS COST SCOTT NATHANIEL S CANADIAN MINING JOURNAL S 74 P40-41 59 PHYSICAL SCIENCES THERMODYNAMICS CRYOGENICS AND VACUUM TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPACE AOM 74 21P FALSE FIRE ALARMS IN URBAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS KRAVONTKA STANLEY J FIRE TECHNOLOGY AG 74 P221-227 DISCUSSION OF COMPARTMfNT FIRES MAGNUSSON SVEN E FIRE TECHNOLOGY AG 74 P228-246 CLOSURE TO THE DISCUSSION OF COMPARTMENT FIRES A REBUTTAL HARMATHY T l FIRE TECHNOLOGY AG 74 P247-250 ETC 02218 % 106 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 7* 3568 74 3569 74 3570 74 3571 74 3574 74 3575 74 3577 74 3579 74 3530 74 3581 74 3582 74 3583 74 3587 74 3588 74 3589 74 3590 74 3591 74 3592 74 3593 74 3594 74 3595 74 3596 74 3597 74 3598 74 3599 74 3600 74 3601 74 3602 74 3603 74 3604 74 3605 74 3606 74 3607 74 3609 74 3610 74 3612 74 3613 74 3614 74 3615 74 3615 INSURANCE FACTS 1974 EOITION INSURANCE INFORMATION INSTITUTE 74 80P FIRES IN AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS DUCARRE CHARLES INTERNATIONAL CIVIL DEFENCE JL-AG 74 p3 RECOMMENOED STANDARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO AMMONIA ' NATIONAL INSTITUTE OCCUPATNL SF TV HL NO lit, RECOMMENDED STANDARD fOR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BENZENE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OCCUP SFTY HEALTH Nn OFFICIALS CALL FOR EMPHASIS ON HEALTH SAFETY BUT CANT AGREE ON Me MERRION PAUL R BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 14 74 P4 "ETt*0 BLOT ON AVIATION SAFETY HISTORY EDITORIAL BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 14 74 P16 STUOY OF APARTMENT BUILDING FIRES FR74 2 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION 74 2ni> ILLINOIS 92ND COAL REPORT 1973 W ILLINOIS DEPT MINES MINERALS MY 1 7* vp ASPECTS OF POLLUTION ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES NAPIER D H KEITH SHIPTON DEVELOPMENTS LTD 0 74 24R GUTTED BUILDING STABILIZED BY GUY HIRE LOAD CELL SYSTEM FOR R4itNr ROADS AND STREETS 0 74 P102 OVERVIEW OF EPAS IMPLEMENTATION OF NOISE CONTROL ACT OF 1972 MEYER ALVIN F JR J AIR POLLUTION CNTRL ASSOC S 74 P830-831 TAKING CARE OF YOUR EYESIGHT SAFETY TIPS STOP THAT PLANE MCKINNON ROBERT A G A MONTHLY 0 74 P31 OCCUP SAFETY HLTH ROSHA AG 7* P12-14 PRODUCTS LIABILITY LAW AS APPLIED TO AVIATION ACCIDENTS BRENNAN JOHN V BESTS REVIEW 0 74 P16-18 86-90 RUBBER SEAL PLAYS VITAL ROLE IN ESCAPE SYSTEM RUBBER AGE JA 74 P46 HOW TO GET AN OSHA VARIANCE TYPES REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES BISHOFF FRED M PLANT ENGINEERING 0 17 74 P101-103 ANALYSIS OF FIRES REPTO ELECTRICAL ORIGIN 227 CITIES US CANADA 1973 IAEI NEWS S/0 74 P30-31 EVALUATION OF PORTABLE OIRECT READING SULFUR DIOXIDE METERS PARKER CARL 0 NATIONAL INST FOR OCCUP SFTY HLTH S 74 152P EVALUATION OF PORTABLE OIRECT READING CARBON MONOXIDE METERS PARKER CARL D NATIONAL INST FOR OCC SFTY HEALTH S 74 148P SMOKE DETECTIVE NEWSWEEK 0 28 74 P72-73 PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN ENFORCING OSHA NOISE EXPOSURE REGULATIONS MORAN ROBERT D SOUND AND VIBRATION JE 74 P4-14 EVALUATION OF ORG VAPOR RSPRTR CRTROGS CANISTERS AGNST VINYL CHLORIDE SMITH DAVID L NATIONAL INST FOR OCCUP SFTY HLTH 0 74 23P FIRE APPARATUS COLOR LETTER TO THE EDITOR VOICE OF THE FIRE SERVICE SKILLING GERALD B FIRE COMMAND S 74 P6-10 STUDY OF RESTAURANT FIRES FR74 1 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION 74 19P RALPH NADER REPORTS UNSAFE NUCLEAR PLANTS NADER RALPH LADIES HONE JOURNAL 0 74 P44 154 IMPROVING EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES NEW ENGLANO J OF MEDICINE MR 14 74 P628-629 BVSSINOSIS IN THE UNITED STATES BOUHUYS AREND NEW ENGLAND J OF MEDICINE JL 27 67 P170-175 OPERATIONAL HAZARD TIME 0 28 74 P87 LESSONS FOR INSTRUCTORS NATIONAL ASSOC JTCS INSTRCTRS AG 11-16 68 VP INSTRUCTOR INDOCTRINATION WORKSHOP NATIONAL ASSOC JTCS INSTRCTRS AG 11-16 68 VP SAFETY BEGINS HERE E I DUPONT OE NEMOURS CO INC NO UNP SYSTEMS APPROACH TO ENERGY HAFELF WOLF AMERICAN SCIENTIST JL-AG 74 P438-447 MINIMUM EVACUATION DISTANCES FOR PROTECTION AGAINST FRAGMENTS FROM EXP NATIONAL BOMB DATA CENTER 0 14 74 3P INSPECTIONS CLIMBING SAFER OREGON S-3 74 P5 SAFETY HAT CARE TIPS SAFER OREGON S-0 74 P7 SAFETY CHECKING YOUR POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT STOCK BILL CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY 0 74 P34 NEW BIKE SFTY STDS CHNGS MNDTRY RQRMNTS EFFCTV DATE ARE ESSENTIAL DE LONG FRED AMERICAN BICYCLIST MTRCYC S 74 P41-42 64 SAFETY IMPROVES ON INTERNAL RESOURCES OF AMAX COAL COAL AGE 0 74 P129-130 MARYLAND BUREAU OF MINES 51ST REPORT CALENDAR YEAR 1973 MARYLAND BUREAU OF MINES 74 47P ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS IN HOSPITALS KOREN HERMAN JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH S 74 P122-125 ETC 02219 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 107 74 3620 74 3621 74 3624 74 3625 74 3626 74 3669 74 3670 74 3571 74 3672 74 3673 74 3674 74 3675 74 3676 74 3677 74 3578 74 3679 74 3680 74 3681 74 3682 74 3685 74 3686 74 3687 74 3688 74 3639 7 4 3 690 74 3 591 74 3694 74 3695 74 3695 74 3597 74 3703 74 3704 74 3705 74 3736 74 3707 74 3708 74 3709 74 3710 74 3 711 74 3713 NOISE CONTROL ACT OF 1972 CONGRESS ACTS TO FILL THE GAP IN ENVRNMTL LG MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW 0 73 P273-306 ULTRAVIOLET VSBL INFRRO EMSSN SPCTR PRPGTNG NTHN COAL D ST FLMS RI 7956 FINK Z J BUREAU OF HINES 74 56P HAN A VERSATILE OVERLOADED MACHINE OENEHY W HUGH AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS MY-JE 74 P6-12 SAFETY AND TREE FELLING SIMPSENDORFER L AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS HY-JE 74 P14-15 SAFETY IN CAFETERIAS BORELLI PAUL AUSTRALIAN SAFETY NEWS MY-JE 74 P19-21 OFFICIALLY OSHA VOICE OF THE R EAOER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P5 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P8-12 COMING EVENTS CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P16-21 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P22-28 SAFETY BRIEFS STANDARDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P32-34 38-42 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P44-46 ESTIMATING WORK ACC I DENT FATALITIES NSC AND BUREAU OF STANDS PROCEDURE TOFANY VINCENT L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P49-51 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P53-54 SAFE USE OF LASERS AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD Z136 1 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P57-65 CASE FOR THE USE OF DETECTOR TUBES MEASURING AIR BORNE CONTAMINANTS LEICHNITZ KURT NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P66-68 DEVELOPING SAFETY STANDARDS FOR EYE AND FACE PROTECTION NIOSH RSRCH PR KAMIN JEFF I NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P69-74 SAFETY SHOWER HEATER PRUVIDES INSTANT TEMPERATURE CONTROL NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P75-76 INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE LEADERS ANNOUNCED FOR 1975 BIANCARDI MICHAEL F NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P77-78 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P80-B1 PROTECTION OF EXPLOSIVES FROM THEFT DATA SHEET 648 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P87-89 MANUAL TOOLS PORTABLE TOOLS PART 1 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P90-94 THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES IN WORKROOM AIR NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P95-104 WIRE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P106-110 118-134 SAFETY LIBRARY HAMMERSMITH RUTH NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P135-143 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P144-147 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P161-163 DEVELOPING EMPLOYEE PSYCHOLOGICAL ADVANTAGE THROUGH SAFETY MANAGEMENT FORSGREN RODERICK A ENVIRONMENTAL CNTRL t SFTY MGHT D 70 P26-30 MCGRAW HILL 2ND ANNUAL SURVEY OF INVESTMENT IN EMPLOYEE SAFETY HEALTH GREENWALD DOUGLAS MCGRAW HILL PUBLISHING CO MY 24 74 6P LIVING WITH RADIATION NATIONAL RADIOLOGICAL PROTCTN BRD 73 13P CANGEROUS SUBSTANCES GUIDANCE ON DEALING WITH FIRES SPILLAGES SECT 2 HER MAJESTYS STATIONERY OFFICE 73 28P NIOSH CERTIFIED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT NATIONAL INST OCCUP SFTY HEALTH JL 74 S 74 VP ENGINEERING CONTROL OF WELDING FUMES ASTLEFORD WILLIAM NATIONAL INSTITUTE OCC SFTY HLTH S 74 VP OVERSEAS REPORT OCCUPATIONAL DISORDERS OF MUSICIANS GILDER S S B CANADIAN MED ASSOC J AP 20 74 P901 MEDICAL CRITERIA FOR WORK IN RESPIRATORY HAZARDS TABERSHAW IRVING R JOURNAL OCCUPATIONAL MEOICINE JE 74 P402-408 TABULATION VOLUNTARY STDS INTRNATL RCMMNDTNS CRTFCTN PRGMS CNSMR PROGS CHUMAS SOP HI F J NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS D 71 6BP OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSE AND EYE CARE NATIONAL SOC FOR PRVNTN BLINDNESS 72 20P CF HOOCH AND HAZARDS ALCOHOLISM AND ACCIDENTS. IN INDUSTRY NICHOLSON RICHARD E OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING MY 74 P10-12 47 WHAT CONGRESS KNOWS ABOUT LASER HAZAROS LASER FOCUS JL 68 P9 34-35 EMPLOYMENT OF THE HANDICAPPED REPORTS PRES COMM EMPLYMNT PHYSCLLY HNOCPPD 58 VP MAINTENANCE AND SAFE OPERATIONS HINYTZ L J LEATHER MANUFACTURER JE 69 P22-33 ETC 02220 108 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 7A 3716 74 3719 74 3720 7A 3721 7A 3723 7A 372A 7A 3727 7A 3728 7A 3729 7A 3 730 7A 3732 7A 3 73A 7A 3735 TA 3 736 7A 3737 7A 3738 7A 3739 7A 3755 7A 3756 7A 3757 7A 3759 7A 3760 7A 3 761 7A 3 762 7A 3763 7A 376A 7A 3765 7 A 3 766 7A 3767 7A 3777 7A 3778 7A 3779 7A 3780 7A 3781 7A 3793 7A 3 78A 7A 3785 7A 3786 7A 3787 7A 3788 ELECTRIC ARC WELDING WITH COATEO ELECTRODE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASPECT' SANDERSON JAMES T OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH MY/JE 68 P136-1AA 1 CONTROL OF TOXIC AND EXPLOSIVE HAZAROS IN BUILDINGS ERECTED ON LANOFli rFIRnSrTr MueEiLuVInNi Wlj oPUiiqBiLIiCr uHEeAnLTruH nReEPnOnoRtTSc uMvY 66 DPA.A1 1D9_A-A9208 RADIATION PROTECTION AND URANIUM MINING TOMPKINS PAUL C JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MED D 68 P702-706 OFFICE SAFETY KIEFER NORVIN C JOURNAL OCCUPATIONAL MED N 67 P560-566 HAND INJURIES CAUSED BY INJECTION OF CEMENT UNDER PRESSURE HUTCHINSON C H JOURNAL BONE JOINT SURGERY F 68 P131-133 SERIOUS EXPLOSION DURING CLEANING OF A COPPER KETTLE SMITH THEODORE C ANESTHESIOLOGY MR-AP 68 P386-387 PILE FABRICS AND THEIR FLAMMABILITY FREEDMAN HARRY A BULLETIN N Y ACAD MEDICINE AG 67 P663-668 ACUTE HYDROGEN SULFIDE INTOXICATION AN UNUSUAL SOURCE OF EXPOSURE KLEINFELD MORRIS INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE SURGERY S 6* P656-660 CYANIDE POISONING FIRST AID MCCARTHY T F CANADIAN MINING JOURNAL S 66 P88 90 VIOLENCE OF OMISSION NADER RALPH NATION F 10 69 P166-168 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FOR HAZARDOUS AREAS COOK T J CHEMISTRY AND INDUSTRY MY 20 67 P819-824 TRIP CONTROL INSTRUCTION MANUAL MICRO SWITCH ND VP ACCIDENTS AT FACTORIES OFFICES SHOPS DOCKS AND CONSTRUCTION SITES HER MAJESTYS STATIONERY OFFICE AP 73 40P SAFETY TRAINING NEEDS ANO FACILITIES IN ONE INDUSTRY HER MAJESTYS STATIONERY OFFICE 73 76P EDUCATION FOR HEALTH ADMNSTR TN AND BOOK LIST SUMMARY RPRT COMMISSION COMMISSION EDUCTN FOR HEALTH ADM 7* 16P PROJECT SAFE USA BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS 70 37P ABOUT THE NEED FOR PROFESSIONAL SAFETY PERSONNEL AMERICAN SOC OF SFTY ENGINEERS JE 68 AP WATER TREATMENT FOR HEMODIALYSIS COMTY CHRISTINA A DIALYSIS TRANSPLANTATION 0/N TA P26 31-37 70 FDA CLEARS SOME FOOD ITEMS BANS OTHER CHEMICAL ENGINEERING NEWS 0 7 7A P12 SAFETY GUIDE OUTSIDE FORCES MOUNTAIN BELL ND 82P BEST WORLDS OF OSHA STENOER JOHN H DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 0 18 7A AP ACCIDENT STATISTICS OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HLTH ROSPA AF 7A P7 HAND AND FOOT INJURIES WALSH W INDUSTRIAL SAFETY JL 70 P298-299 DATA SHEETS 001 TO Oil NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA NATNL SFTY CNCL AUSTRALIA ND VP HANDBOOK OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TECHNICAL GUIDE NO 7 AMERICAN MUTUAL INS ALLIANCE 74 133P AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SAFETY ENGINEERS PROCEEDINGS PROFESSIONAL CONF 68 AMER SOC SFTY ENGRS 69 269P PIPELINE ACCIDENT REPORT CHARLESTON WEST VIRGINIA OEC 2 1973 NATIONAL TRANSP SFTY BRD AG 21 74 34P LARGE LIABILITY FOR UNSAFE EMPLOYERS BUSINESS WEEK 0 26 74 P42-43 DONALD COOK TAKES ON THE ENVIRONMENTALISTS BUSINESS WEEK 0 26 74 P66-72 77 HOW TO CHOOSE AN INDEPENDENT TESTING LABORATORY RILEY P J ASSE JOURNAL S 74 P6-10 MOTIVATION IN THEORY ANO PRACTICE BRODY LEON ASSE JOURNAL S 74 P16-20 OUTLINE FOR INITIATION OF INDUSTRIAL BRIGADE TRAINING PROGRAM 5 WS H SCHULTZ ROBERT F ASSE JOURNAL S 74 P22-26 MANAGEMENT SAFETY HEALTH FUNCTION TO HELP ATTAIN PRODUCTIVITY OBJCTVS WALTERS CHARLES C ASSE JOURNAL S 74 P39-43 CAN YOU DIE OF BOREDOM SCHLESINGER L E ASSE JOURNAL S 74 P49-53 OONT GET AMPS IN YOUR PANTS 3 PARTS LOWRANCE J G NSC PETROLEUM SEC NEWSLETTER JL/AG/S 74 VP SAFETY PROGRAMS IN SMALL PLANTS RDUSE BILL NSC PRNTNG PBLSHNG SN NEWSLETTER MR 74 Pl-3 ELECTRICITY IN THE HUMAN BODY REED ALAN NSC AIR TRANS SEC NEWSLETTER MY 74 PI-3 SERVICE LIVES OF RESPIRATOR CARTRIDGES VS SEVERAL CLASSES ORGANIC VPRS FREEMAN R W NSC RUB PL SEC NEWSLETTER F 74 P l-4 ENERGY CONSERVATION AND THE ENGINEER WILEMAN WALLACE K NSC HOSP HL CR SEC NEWSLETTER F 74 Pl-3 TREE AND .THE REED 2 PARTS JONES DON F NSC PU8 EMPLOYEE SEC NEWSLETTER F/MR 74 VP ETC 02221 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 109 74 3789 74 3790 7A 3 791 74 3792 74 3793 7A 3 79A 7A 3795 7A 3796 7A 3822 7A 3825 7A 3826 7 A 3 82 7 7A 3828 7A 3 832 7A 3833 7A 383A 7A 3836 7A 3838 7A 3839 7 A 3 8 AO 7A 39A2 7 A 3 8A3 7A 3 8AA 7A 38A5 7A 3RA8 7A 38A9 7A 3950 7A 3851 7A 3852 7A 3853 7 A 3 9 5A 7A 3956 7A 3958 7A 3 860 7A 3962 7A 3863 7A 3865 7A 3867 7A 3368 7A 3870 NEWSPAPER PRESS BROUGHT INTO NOISE COMPLIANCE NSC PRINT PUB SN NEWSLETTER F 7A Pl-3 RAILCAR DOOR ACCIDENT NSC PW PR FG S NEWSLETTER JL 75 P5 MAINTENANCE MEN HONORED WITH WISE OWL AWARD NSC PW PR FG S NEWSLETTER JL 7A P5 WORKING WITH INDUSTRIAL SOLVENTS NSC PW PR FG S NEWSLETTER JL 7A Pl-3 WHAT TO DO IN A NATURAL DISASTER NSC AEROSPACE SCTN NEWSLETTER S 7A P2-3 5 . APPROVED STATE PLANS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS UTAH PLAN FEDERAL REGISTER 0 10 7* P36479-80 WHAT CAN THE SAFETYMAN EXPECT OF NIOSH KEY MARCUS M STATIC ELECTRICITY NSC PRINT PUB SN NEWSLETTER S 7* Pt-3 HATCHER HARRY NSC CHEMICAL SECTION NEWSLETTER 0 74 Pl-3 OR PERSONNEL SHOW HIGHER DISEASE RATES COSHAM RALPH MEDICAL TRIBUNE N 13 74 P3 PRODUCT SAFETY BEGINS AT HOME CPSC OFFICIAL TELL RISK MANAGERS BUSINESS INSURANCE 0 28 74 P35 8MCS PROPOSES TO EXEMPT LIGHT TRUCKS FLEET OWNER 0 74 P25 EIGHTY HOUR BLAZE IN TUNNEL AFTER FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILS FUREY BARRY T FIRE ENGINEERING 0 74 P24-25 WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN TV FIRES VL1ET H RAY FIRE ENGINEERING 0 74 P40 42 DESIGNING SMALL CARO TO MEET REGULATIONS MARKS CRAIG AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING 0 74 P33-37 PRODUCT LIABILITY ITS EFFECT ON INDUSTRY NELSON PAUL C AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING 0 74 P44-45 71 INJURY CONTROL PROGRAM FOR SMALL BUSINESS MONTHLY PLANNING GUIDE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 44P SCIENCE KNOCKS HEADS IN THE SEARCH FOR A SAFE HELMET POPULAR MECHANICS N 74 P78-79 OANGER NOISE AT WORK FREESE ARTHUR S POPULAR MECHANICS N 74 P140-145 171 VINYL CHLORIDE PVC AND CANCER LANCET JE 29 74 P1323-1324 VINYL CHLORIDE AND CANCER BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL NR 30 74 P59D-591 VINYL CHLORIDE AND CANCER CORRESPONDENCE ROE FRANCIS J C BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL AP 20 74 PI 76 PREDICTING VISIBILITY AND COMFORT WILLIAMS HENRY G PROGRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE S 73 UNP ALL ABOUT SOURCES MCGOWAN TERRY K PROGRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE S 73 10P INFLUENCE OF CHANGING TIME ZONES ON AIR CREWS AND PASSENGERS MCFARLAND ROSS A AEROSPACE MEDICINE JE 74 P648-658 STANDARD FOR HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC RANGES UL B58 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES AG 74 60P SOLVING THE SOLVENT HAZARD CLACK GEORGE JOB SAFETY C HEALTH 0 74 P4-9 JOB HEALTH HAZARD MERCURY LEHMANN PHYLLIS E JOB SAFETY E. HEALTH 0 74 Pll-15 ONF BEAUTIFUL' SMALL BUSINESS LOAN REINHART VIRGINIA JOB SAFETY & HEALTH 0 74 P17-19 BLUE CANARY AND FIRE TRIANGLE JOB SAFETY AND HEALTH 0 74 P21-24 CSHA AND THE STATES BROWN BARRY JOB SAFETY t HEALTH 0 74 P25-27 PRACTITIONERS GUIDE TO THE DIAGNOSTIC XRAY EQUIPMENT STANDARD BUREAU 3F RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH S 74 UP NEED FOR FUNCTIONAL AGE MEASUREMENT IN INDUSTRIAL GERONTOLOGY MCFARLAND ROSS A INDUSTRIAL GERONTOLOGY FALL 73 PI-19 MUST HOSPITAL FIRES ARE CAUSED BY PEOPLE YOU CAN PREVENT ACCIDENTS NATIONAL FIRE PREVNTN ASSOC 74 UNP ANALYSIS OF WORKMENS COMPENSATION LAWS 1974 EDITION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE US 74 51P FOCUS ON JOB HAZARDS CHEM ICAL WEEK N 6 74 P18 CONSTRUCTION DEATH RATE ROSE IN 73 ENGINEERING NEWS RECORD 0 17 74 P15 SAFE CONTAINMENT OF HIGH PRESSURE IS SOLVED BY DOUBLE PROTECTION PRODUCT ENGINEERING 0 74 P24-25 NIOSH RCMMND STD OCCUPTNL EXPSR VINYL CHLORIDE SUPLMNT ANALYTCL METHD HAND PROTECTION NATL INST OCCUPTNAL SFTY HL TH 74 VP THAT SUDDEN STOP INDUSTRIAL SAFETY S 74 P34-36 FATHOM FALL 74 P3 ETC 02222 LIO NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 3 371 74 3831 74 3382 74 3833 74 3884 74 3836 74 3887 74 3333 74 3339 74 3890 74 3891 74 3892 74 3393 74 3 395 74 3395 74 3397 74 3398 74 3399 74 3990 74 3901 74 3902 74 3903 74 3922 74 3923 74 3925 74 3925 74 3927 74 3928 74 3929 74 3930 74 3931 74 3932 74 3933 74 3934 74 3935 74 3938 74 3939 74 3940 74 34l 74 3942 INJURIES AT SAND AND GRAVEL PLANTS ANNUAL MESA 0 74 2IP AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORTS BRIEF FORMAT 1973 ACCIDENTS SUPPLMNTi NATL TRANSPORTATION SFTY BOARD S 16 74 VP E OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES ILLNESSES BY INDSTRY 1972 BL S BULLETIN lfl3n COMMERCE CLEARING HOUSE N 12 74 115P 0 SPECIAL STUDY ACCIDENTS INVLVNG FUEL STARVATION US GNRL AVTN I97n NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARO AP 11 74 25p 0 l9T? SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE 1975 SCHEDULE NSC 74 UNP TEST EVALUATION OF BABY WALKERS AND WALKER JUMPERS CHWIRUT DANIEL J NATIONAL BUREAU OF STDS MY 74 VP CLOSER LOOK AT EYE SAFETY FACTORY 0 74 P58-59 CONTROVERSY STILL CLOUOS BART PROGRAM AVIATION WEEK SP TECH 0 21 74 P62-64 FIRF PROBLEMS PROGRAM ANNUAL SUMMARY REPORT 1 JULY 1973 3D JUNE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY AG 74 74P 197. 9 OPERATING ROOMS TOXIC. CHEMICAL WEEK 0 23 74 P26 STEMMING HAZARDOUS SPILLS WE ISMANTEL GUY E CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 0 14 74 P56-58 PRODUCT LIABILITY AND THE SAFETY COST AUDIT CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 0 14 74 P66 ARE LONG DISTANCE PIPELINES GETTING SAFER PRICE FREDERICK C CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 0 14 74 P94-100 ESCAPE PLANNING A KEY TO SURVIVAL IN DWELLING FIRES 0 NEILL ANTHONY R FIRE JOURNAL N 74 P10-14 FIRE RESEARCH INTO PLASTICS A PROGRESS REPORT BLAIR JOHN A FIRE JOURNAL N 74 P23-25 ONE APPROACH TO FIRE SAFETY IN MEDICAL FACILITIES BROWN RON FIRE JOURNAL N 74 P33-38 AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS PAST PRESENT AND A GLIMPSE TOWARD THE FUTURE RHODES JACK FIRE JOURNAL N 74 P42-47 INTERNATIONAL FIRE LOSSES 1973 FIRE JOURNAL- N 74 P67 RECENT ADVANCES IN RESIDENTIAL SMOKE DETECTION BRIGHT RICHARD G FIRE JOURNAL N 74 P69-77 AUTOMATIC RECALL OF ELEVATORS BY SMOKE DETECTORS IN HIGH RISE BLDGS CHANDLER LEE T FIRE JOURNAL N 74 P79-82 88 FIREWORKS INCIDENTS 1974 FIRE JOURNAL N 74 P86-8B DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATIONAL FIRE DATA SYSTEM TOVEY HENRY FIRE JOURNAL N 74 P91-9S FIRST AID FLOATING STATIONS IN USSR I.NTERNATL CIVIL DEFENCE S 74 P 7-8 CLEVELAND CITY EMPLOYEES ACCIDENT CONTROL ANNUAL REPORT 1973 CLEVELAND DEPT OF PERSONNEL 75 P18 VOLUNTARY. STANDARDS SYSTEM ON TRIAL ANSI S 74 IIP PUBLIC HEARING CPSC WEIGHS BIKE AND COMPONENT MFGRS PR3PSLS STD CHGS DELONG FRED AMERICAN 81 CYC MTRCYC 0 74 P37-38 91 97 100 TO I JOB HEALTH HAZARD CLACK GEORGE JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 74 P5-10 GUIDELINES TO EYE PROTECTION BALDWIN DORIS M JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 74 Pll-17 RAMAZZ INI FATHER OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE LARKIN TIMOTHY JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 74 P18-22 ARSENIC JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 74 P23 ABCS OF NOI SE CONTROL WIRFS RALPH M JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 74 P24-27 THANKS FOR BEING HERE CLACK GEORGE JOB SAFETY HEALTH N 74 P28-31 SAFETY STANDARDS FOR PULP PAPER AND PAPERBOARD MILLS AND CONVERTERS WASH DEPT LABOR INOSTRIES AG ID 74 46P VINYL CHLORIDF TIME BOMB ON THE PRODUCTION LINE SCHANCHE DON A TODAYS HEALTH S 74 P16-19 70-72 ANOTHER VICTIM DISABLED BECAUSE HE WENT TO WORK BERNSTEIN ELLEN TODAYS HEALTH S 74 P71-72 AIRCRAFT ACDT RPRTS BRIEF FORMAT US CIVIL AVTN 1974 ACDTS NO 1 NATL TRANSPORT SAFETY BOARD 74 VP METHANE IN THE PITTSBURGH COALBED WASHINGTON COUNTY PA RPR T INVS 7969 KIM ANN G BUREAU OF MINES 74 16P APPLICATION OF SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TO OPERATION OF A FIRE DEPARTMENT NILSSON ERNST K NATIONAL BUREAU STANDARDS JE 74 52P EVALUATION OF DEVELOPMENTS IN PASSIVE NON TRAIN ACTUATED XING PRTCTN KRUTTSCHNITT T H AM RAILWAY ENG ASSOC BULL N-D 73 P498-504 STUDY OF PUBLIC PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS WHITMFYER J L AM RAILWAY ENG ASSOC BULL N-0 73 P506-507 ETC 02223 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 111 74 3943 74 3944 74 3959 74 3960 74 3961 74 3963 74 3 964 74 3965 74 3966 74 3967 74 3 968 74 3971 74 3973 74 3975 74 3978 74 3979 74 3980 74 3981 74 3982 74 3983 74 3934 74 3935 74 3985 74 3937 74 3938 74 3989 74 3990 74 3991 74 3992 74 3993 74 3994 74 3997 74 3993 74 3999 74 40 DO 74 4001 74 4002 74 4003 74 40D4 74 4005 STUOY FOR DEVELOPING ALTERNATE TYPES AUTOMATIC CROSSING PROTECTION HART SELL C I AM RAILWAY ENG ASSOC BULL N-D 70 P178-180 INVESTIGATE USES TYPES RUMBLE STRIPS ADAPTABILITY GRADE XINGS PAMPERL R D AM RAILWAY ENG ASSDC BULL N-D 70 P180-182 SUPER SPEED NO MIX GLUES NATIONAL FIRE CODE CONSVME'IS RESEARCH MAGAZINE N 74 P29-30 ENGINEERING NEWS RECORO 0 24 74 P15 ASK WHAT YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY CAN 00 FOR YOU BALDWIN DORIS H JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 74 P4-8 GENERAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CHECKLIST JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 74 P13-24 THROUGH SNOW AND RAIN AND THE SAFETY LAB SARTWELL FRANK JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 74 P25-23 YOU CANT BARGAIN ABOUT A SAFE ENVIRONMENT CLACK GEORGF JOB SAFETY HEALTH S 74 P29-31 TANK CAR SAFETY A COUNTERPROPOSAL RAILWAY AGE 0 28 74 PIO VARIABLE WORK HOURS THE MONY EXPERIENCE FIELDS CYNTHIA J PERSONNEL JOURNAL S 74 P675-678 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE SAFETY GUIDE REFUSE COLLECTION NSC S 74 2 7P CHANGES TO STATE PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT ENFORCEMENT OF STATE STANDARDS FEDERAL REGISTER S 12 74 P 32905-32907 SERIOUS INJURIES FROM WHEELBARROWS NSC METALS SEC NEWSLETTER 0 74 P3 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROGRAMS FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES FEOERAL REGISTER 0 2 74 P35559-35562 OFFICIALLY OSHA NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P6 VOICE OF THE READER COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P8-10 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P15-16 SAFETYBRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P18-24 CRISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P26-28 32-34 TALK ABOUT FIRE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P36-38 MAKING SAFETY A PRIME NATIONAL PRIORITY ROSENFIELO HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P40-42 HELP PEOPLE PROTECT THEMSELVES SAFETY VOLUNTEERS CHALLENGED TOFANY VINCENT L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P44-46 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P49-50 CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION A HELP OR A HEAOACHE HIRSCH TOM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P52-54 AT THE 62ND NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS RECORD TURNOUT RESPONDS TO CHALL NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P56-60 ELECTRICALLY ACTUATFD POWER TOOLS PORTABLE TOOLS PART 2 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P61-63 LOW VOLTAGE CONTROL IRVIN DANIEL W NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P64-65 INTRINSIC ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN HAZARDOUS AREAS DEUSCHLE RALPH NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P66-70 SAFETY IN THE ELECTRO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SYSTEM PART l THE PROBLEM STANLEY PAUL E NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P71-75 ABRASIVE WHEELS USING THEM SAFELY 0 KAIN L A NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P75-78 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P80-31 EXTERNALLY LOADED HELICOPTERS IN CONSTRUCTION WORK DATA SHEET 649 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P86-92 THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES PHYSICAL AGENTS IN WORKROOM ENVIRON ACGIH 74 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P93-99 USES OF CLEAR POLYCARBONATE SHEET AND RESIN THE SAFETY FIELD DUGGAN GERALD F NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P100-1D2 PLASTIC GUARDS OFFER SEE THROUGH PROTECTION NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P 102-103 JOINT NSC A STM PROJECT POINTS WAY TO MORE EFFECTIVE STANDARDS KELLEY V DOUGLAS NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P104-108 W1 RE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFIELO HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 PI 09-110 118 SAFETY LIBRARY ALLI SON WI LLI AM W NAT I CNAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P120-135 DEVELOP NEWSCOPE NAT IONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 P136-140 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS N 74 PI 53-155 ETC 02224 112 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 74 *006 7* *007 7* *008 7* *009 7* *011 7* *012 7* *013 7* *01* 7* *016 7* *018 7* *023 7* *0*2 7* *0*3 74 4044 74 4045 74 4046 74 4047 74 4048 74 4049 74 4050 74 4051 74 4052 7* 4053 74 4054 74 4055 74 4056 74 *057 74 4058 74 4059 74 *060 7* *061 7* *062 7* 4063 74 *06* 7* *065 7* *066 7* 4067 7* *068 7* *069 7* *070 ANHYDROUS AMMONIA DATA SHEET 251 REVISION B PARAGRAPH 9* NSC 70 10P PROPERTIES SAFE HANDLING AND USE OF SODIUM METALLIC SODIUM SD *7 MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC 7* 1*P PREVENTIVE SYSTEM STUDIES PRODUCT INJURIES MARKOWITZ ALAN HOSPITALS J A H A N 16 7* P50-53 FIGHTING FIRE WITH FIRE IN HOSPITAL SAFETY DRILLS HOSPITALS J A H A N 16 7* P53-5* GOLF CARTS AT PARADE SOLVE FIRE SAFETY PROBLEM TO A T JONES DOUGLAS FIRE ENGINEERING S 7* P25 WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN TV FIRES PART 1 VLIET H RAY FIRE ENGINEERING S 7* P33-35 OSHA RULES CAN IMPROVE FIRE SAFETY FIRE ENGINEERING S 7* P39 WAYS NURSING HOMES FAIL TO MEET LIFE SAFETY CODE TOLD AT MEETING FIRE ENGINEERING S 7* P*7 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY CONFERENCE REPORT SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL INOUSTRY S 28 72 6*P PROPERTY DAMAGE NEGLECTED AREA ACCONT PREVNTN PT 6 TOTAL LOSS CONTROL BIRD FRANK E JR SAFETY NEWS S 7* P7-11 PROPERTIES SAFE HANDLING USE OF ORTHO DICHLOROBENZENE SO 5* MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOC 7* 15P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER l SECTIONS 2 3 * DEFINITIONS ETC OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRO JA 15 67 P13-20 OREGON SAFETY COOE CHAPTER 2 BUILDINGS STRUCTURES AND WORK PLACES OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD 0 l 74 36P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 3 FIRE PROTECTION OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRO 0 1 74 20P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 4 ELECTRICAL OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD S l 74 23P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHPTR 5 PRESSURE VESSELS COMPRESSED GAS AIR EQPMNT OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD AP 15 74 UP OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 6 HAND TOOLS AND HAND HELD POWER DRVN TOOLS OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD MY 1 74 15P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 7 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD AP 15 74 17P OREGON SAFETY COOE CHAPTER 8 VEHICLES OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD S 1 74 29P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 9 STORING HANDLING MATERIALS EQUIPMENT OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD AP 15 74 31P OREGON SAFETY COOE CHAPTER 9 SECTION 8 POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD JL 1 74 UNP OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 10 MACHINERY AND MACHINE GUARDING OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD S 1 74 79P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 11 CRANES OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD AP 15 74 VP OREGON SAFETY CODE CHPTR 11 SECT 11 SHORE BASES MATRL HNOLNG DEVICES OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD F 1 69 10P OREGON SAFETY COOE CHAPTER 12 POWDER ACTUATED TOOLS FASTENING SYSTEMS OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD F 15 74 19P OREGON SAFETY COOE CHAPT 13 HAOLNG USE EXPLOSIVES BLASTING AGENTS OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD F 15 7* 53P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 15 LUMBER PLYWOOD SHINGLE MANUFACTURING OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD N 15 74 64P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 16 LOGGINO OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD MY 15 69 111P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 16 SECTION 12 PULPWOOD LOGGING OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD D 1 74 12 P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 17 GAS ANO ELECTRIC WELDING OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRO AP 30 74 62P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 18 DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD J 15 74 16P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 19 LADDERS AND SCAFFOLDS OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD D 1 74 100P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 20 ABRASIVE WHEEL MACHINERY OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD S l 74 37P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 21 COMMUNICATION WORK OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD N 15 70 24P OREGON SAFETY COOE CHAPTER 22 EXCAVATION WORK OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD D 31 68 15P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 23 PILE ORIVING OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRO S 15 68 17P OREGON SAFETY COOE CHAPT 2* FOR MINING TUNNELING AND QUARRYING OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD N 10 62 51P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPT 25 COMMERCIAL DIVING COMPRESSED AIR WORK OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRO S 1 72 69P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAP 26 MOTOR VEHICLE TRANSPORTATION OF WORKERS OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRO JL 1 72 23P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 27 INSPCTN COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS TANKS OREGON WRKMNS CMPNSTN BRD AP 15 74 22P ETc 02225 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 113 74 40 71 74 4072 74 4073 74 4074 74 4075 74 4076 74 4077 74 4078 74 4079 74 4080 74 4081 74 4084 74 4087 74 4088 74 4089 74 4090 74 4091 74 4092 74 4093 74 4 094 74 4095 74 4096 74 4112 74 4113 74 4114 74 4115 74 4116 74 4117 74 4118 74 4119 74 4120 74 4121 74 4122 74 4123 74 4124 74 4125 74 4126 74 4127 74 4128 74 4129 OREGON SAFETY COOE CHAPTER 29 TEXTILES OREGON WRKMNS CHPNSTN BRD AG 1 74 21P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 30 BAKING EQUIPMENT OREGON WRKMNS CHPNSTN BRO AG 1 74 44P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 31 LAUNDRY MACHINERY AND OPERATIONS OREGON WRKMNS CHPNSTN BRD AG 1 74 15P OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 34 CONSTRUCTION SECT 15 CONCRETE FORMS SHRG OREGON WRKMNS CHPNSTN BRD S 5 74 UNP OREGON SAFETY CODE CHAP 34 CONSTRUCTION SECTION 16 STEEL ERECTION OREGCN WRKMNS CHPNSTN BRD S 5 74 UNP NEEDED A STANDARD. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM HOAK DON M PLANT ENGINEERING N 28 74 P71-72 DONT OVERLOOK SAFETY TRAINING LUCE LEONARD F PLANT ENGINEERING N 14 74 P127-128 MEASUREMENT TESTING AND SAFETY TECHNOLOGY NASA SP 5976 01 NATL AERONAUT SPACE AOM NO 26P TESTING METHODS AND TECHNIQUES A COMPILATION NASA SP 5931 02 NATL AERONAUT E SPACE ADM ND 24P ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS AND TECHNIQUES NASA SP 5972 01 NATL AERONAUT SPACE ADM ND 28P FABRICATION TECHNOLOGY A COMPILATION NASA SP 5977 02 NATL AERONAUT SPACE AOM ND 22 P OVERVIEW OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT PETERSEN DANIEL C OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS N 74 P61-64 HOW YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY LOOKS AT OSHA ARMSTRONG RALPH W ROADS STREETS N 74 P79 82 STANDARD FOR FLOOR FINISHING MACHINES UNDERWRITERS LABS JL 24 74 34P MAKING SAFETY MORE PROFESSIONAL WALLER JAMES S PROFESSIONAL SAFETY N 74 P15-19 NOISE AS A FACTOR IN PROOUCT LIABILITY 'i WILSON CHARLES E PROFESSIONAL SAFETY N 74 P20-23 HOW TO PLAN A LOCAL PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE PARTLOW HARRY A PROFESSIONAL SAFETY N 74 P26-30 OSHA SOME EXPECTATIONS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS WIGGLESWORTH ERIC C PROFESSIONAL SAFETY N 74 P32-39 IN SAFETY WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS TRY THE INDIRECT WAY GOODE QUINTON W PROFESSIONAL SAFETY N 74 P40-42 STATE OF OREGON INTERGOVERNMENTAL PERSONNEL ACT SAFETY PROGRAM WOLNEZ GEORGE J NATL TECH INFO SERVICE 73 68P OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO CRYSTALLINE SILICA NATL INST OCCUP SFTY HEALTH 74 121P OSHA RECORDKEEPING FORMS REVISED U S DEPT OF LABOR N 20 74 2P ERGONOMICS PRINCIPLES OF POSTURE BRETTEN PAULINE OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH JE 73 P209-214 SAFETY DEVICES FOR HAND AND FOOT OPERATED PRESSES DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 71 34P SAFETY IN CONSTRUCTION WORK ROOFING DEPARTMENT OF EMPLYMNT PRDCTVTV 70 12P SAFETY AT DROP FORGING HAMMERS DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 72 27P IONISING RADIATIONS PRECAUTIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL USERS DEPT OF EMPLOYMENT PRODUCTIVITY 69 72P SAFETY IN THE USE OF MECHANICAL POWER PRESSES DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 70 82P DUST EXPLOSIONS IN FACTORIES DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 70 46P ELECTRICAL LIMIT SWITCHES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS DEPT OF EMPLOYMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY 70 36P NOISE AND THE WORKER DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMNT PRDCTVTY 68 16P BASIC RULES FOR SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT PRODUCTIVITY 70 52P ELECTRIC ARC WELDING DEPT EMPLOYMENT PRODXTIVITY 70 29P MEANS OF ESCAPE IN CASE OF FIRES IN OFFICES SHOPS AND RAILWAY PREMISE DEPT OF EMPLOYMENT PROCTVTY 69 44P SAFETY IN THE USE OF WOODWORKING MACHINES DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 73 140 P ASBESTOS HEALTH PRECAUTIONS IN INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 70 27P COLOR OF APPARATUS THREE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR SOLOMON STEPHEN S FIRE COMMAND N 74 P7-10 17 GUIDE TO SELECTION OF AUTOMATIC FIRE PRTCTN SSTMS MINE HAULAGE EQPMNT FMC CORPORATION 74 8P REPORT OF STATE AND LOCAL RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FISCAL YR 1973 MILLER LOIS A FOOD ANO DRUG ADMINISTRATION JL 74 76P FEDERAL STATE RADIATION CONTROL LEGISLATION 1973 MILLER LOIS A FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION MR 74 32P ETC 02226 114 NATIONAL SAFE TV COUNCIL 74 4130 VCM VAPOUR THE PANIC IN PERSPECTIVE MCKINNON ROBERT OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HLTH S 74 P12-15 74 4131 ROYAL ASSENT FOR MILESTONE IN THE LAW RUSSELL JULIET OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HEALTH S 74 P19 74 4132 SAFETY FROM ABOVE AND A TRADE UNION VIEWPOINT MCKINNON ROBERT OCCUPATIONAL SFTY HEALTH S 74 P20-23 74 4133 ERGONOMICS WHYTE CAMPBELL OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH S 74 P24-25 74 4134 CUSTOM BUILT FIRE PREVENTION MCKINNON ROBERT OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH S 74 P27 74 4135 AUTOMATIC fire PROTECTION SYSTEMS FOR LARGE MOBILE VEHICLES 74 4137 TECHNOLOGY NEWS AG 74 2P EXPOSURE TO VINYL CHLORIOE FEDERAL REGISTER 0 4 74 P35890-35898 74 4138 RULES OF PROCEDURES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION 74 4 140 FEDERAL REGISTER N 15 74 P40249 REQUIREMENTS FOR APPROVAL OF STATE POSTERS PLANS STANDARDS ARIZONA FEDERAL REGISTER N 5 74 P39035-39039 74 4141 RESPIRATORY PROTECTIVE DEVICES TESTS FOR PERMISSIBILITY FEES 74 4156 OFFICIALLY OSHA FEDERAL REGISTER N 5 74 P39039-40 74 4157 VCICE OF THE READER NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P6 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P8-10 74 4158 SAFETY BRIEFS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P14-19 22 74 41 59 COMING EVENTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P24-28 74 4160 CR ISP NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS 0 74 P30-34 74 4161 STANDARDS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P36-40 74 4 162 WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE TOFANY VINCENT L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P42-44 74 4163 OSHA GRAM NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P47-48 74 4164 PORTABLE TOOLS PART 111 PNEUMATIC POWDER AND GASOLINE ACTUATED NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P51-55 74 4165 AIR SUPPLY SYSTEMS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P56-57 74 4166 DO YOU HAVE A BLIND SPOT IN YOUR RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM ULMAN BOB NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P58-53 74 4167 HYPOTHERMIA A YEAR ROUND COLD HAZARD NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P 64 74 4168 MICROWAVE RADIATION HAZARDS AND CONTROLS CHEEVER CHARLES L NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P65-70 74 4169 IDEAS THAT WORKED PRICE CHARLES H NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P72-73 74 4 172 ELECTRIC CORDS AND FITTINGS NSC INDUSTRIAL DATA SHEET 385 REV A EXT NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P79-34 74 4173 METHOD FOR ESTIMATING SOUND LEVELS BROOKS GENE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P35-39 74 4174 SAFETY IN THE FLECTRO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SYSTEM PART 2 INSPECTION TEST STANLEY PAUL E NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P90-94 74 4175 WI RE FROM WASHINGTON ROSENFI ELD HARRY N NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P98-106 110 117-122 74 4176 NEWSCOPE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P124-132 74 4177 SAFETY L ITFRATURE NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P135-216 74 4178 SAFFTY LIBRARY HAMMERSMITH RUTH NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P218-230 74 4174 SUBJECT INDEX TO 1974 FEATURE ARTICLES 74 4 180 REPRINTS NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P232-239 74 4131 NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS D 74 P253-255 HOW TO USE STATISTICS 74 4132 OTTOSON JOHN NATIONAL FIRE PRTCTN ASSOC AG 74 27P RFTAIL LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS KARCHES GERALD J NATL INST OCCUPTNL SFTY HLTH N 74 79P 74 4133 ADMINISTRATIVE ENGINEERS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS 1974 STARK MELVIN L AMERICAN INSURANCE ASSOC JE 10-13 74 56P 74 4184 REGULATIONS FOR ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF RAO TN CNTRL H S ACT FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION JL 74 37P 74 4135 FIRE DEPARTMENT GROUND LADDERS RESULTS OF PRELIMINARY STUOY UTECH HARVEY P NATIONAL BUR STANDARDS JL 74 82P 74 4190 METHODOLOGY AND PATTERNS OF RESEARCH IN AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS LEDERER JEROMF ANNALS NY ACADEMY SCIENCES MY 22 63 P670-685 74 4192 METHODOLOGY AND PATTERNS OF RESEARCH IN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS L BRODY LEON ANNALS NY ACAO SCI MY 22 63 P659-663 ETC 02227 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 115 74 4193 7A 4195 74 A 195 7 A A 199 7A A200 7 A A 2 03 7A A205 7A 4207 7A A208 7A A2 09 7A A227 7A A228 7A A229 7A A230 7A A231 7A A232 7A A233 7A A23A 7A A235 7A A236 7A A237 7A A238 7 A A 2 A1 7A A2AA 7A A2A5 7A A2A6 7A 4247 7A A2A9 7A A250 7A A251 7A A252 7A A253 7A A25A 7A A233 7A A23A 7A A286 7A A238 7A A289 7A A290 7A A291 HAZARDS CLASSIFICATION AND PROTECTION ALBRECHT A RICHARD CHEMTECH N 7A P690-693 WINDOWS STANO UP TO SEVERE ABUSE PRODUCT ENGINEERING N 7A P1B-19 NEEDED MORE DATA ON EYE DAMAGE WOLBARSHT M L LASER FOCUS D 7A P10-13 ELECTRICAL ACCIDENTS MCKINNEY FRANCIS M IAEI NEWS N/D 7A P19-21 GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER IN 197A DALZIEL CHARLES F IAEI NEWS N/D 7A P25-32 WHAT YOU SHOULO KNOW ABOUT WIRE ROPE SLINGS AND SAFETY PART 2 WHEELER C RAY COAL AGE N 74 P65-68 NFPA RESPONSE TO TODAYS FIRE SAFETY NEEDS SHERIDAN PETER J OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 74 P37-3a 40-41 VOLUNTARY FOOT PROTECTION PROGRAM TWO FORMULAS FOR SUCCESS OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 74 P42-44 BUYERS GUIDE TO PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 74 P45 OSHACT FACES CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE KALIS DAVIO B OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 0 74 P83-56 NEBRASKA WORKMENS COMPENSATION COURT 32N0 ANNUAL REPORT 1973 1974 NEB WRKMNS CMPNSTN CT N 1 74 18P MINE PAGER TO PUBLIC TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT SYSTEM RI 7976 PARKINSON HOWARD E BUREAU OF MINES 74 14P MICRODETERMINATION OF VOLATILE MATTER AND ROCK OUST CONC RI 7979 CHAMBERLAIN C E BUREAU OF MINES 74 BP ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION OF COAL MINE DUST RI 7992 WESSON T C BUREAU OF MINES 74 25P STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF METHANE CONC FLUC TNS PRDCD INCMP MX RI 7987 BIELICKI RICHARD J BUREAU OF MINES 74 21P CnAL MINE COMBUSTION PRODUCTS NEOPRENES PVC COMPOSITIONS RI 7977 HARTSTEIN ARTHUR M BUREAU OF MINES 74 25P LASERS EDGE .f 1 CD WIXOM CHUCK CHEERS FROM OSHA JOB SAFETY HEALTH D 74 JOB SAFETY E HEALTH 0 74 P9-12 SERVING SAFETY FIRST REINHART VIRGINIA JOB SAFETY HEALTH D 74 P 13- 17 HIDDEN ENEMY ALCOHOLISM BALDWIN DORIS M JOB SAFETY HEALTH D 74 P 18-22 VINYL CHLORIDE A FINAL STANDARD JOB SAFETY HEALTH D 74 P23 NEW INSTRUMENT CONTROLLED VEHICLES MAY SOON IMPROVE SAFETY IN MINES CHI RON I S NICHOLAS P COAL AGE N 73 P52-57 STANDARDS AND THE PUBLIC INTERESTS PROTECTING THE CONSUMER HOLLOMON J HFRBERT VITAL SPEECHES AP L 67 P364-36S MCGRAW HILL 2ND ANN SURVEY OF INVESTMENT IN EMPLOYEE SAFETY AND HEALTH GREENWALD DOUGLAS MCGRAW HILL PUBL CO MY 24 74 6P FIRST FEDERAL EVALUATION RAISES POSSIBILITY OF FUTURE PLAN REJECTION BNA OCC SF HL RPTR N 21 74 P735-T38 ALCOHOL AND DRUGS ILL STATE AFL-CIO NWSLTTR N 30 74 P4 BALANCED INVOLVEMENT SAFETY PRODUCTION AND MOTIVATION GAUSCH JOHN P AMERICAN SOCIETY SAFETY ENGRS 73 46P SHAPE OF OSHA NOW THAT NI XCNS GONE HANAUER GARY CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY N-D 74 P18-20 REACTOR SAFETY ALMOST WITHOUT REASONABLE LIMIT BJT CATCH US IF YOU CAN SALISBURY DAVID F TECHNOLOGY REVIEW 0/N 74 P14-15 NEW HIGH CHALLENGE RISK STORED PLASTICS RECORD N-D 74 -P7-15 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS RECORD N-D 74 P16-19 ROAD TO ZERO PIERSALL E A MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL N 74 P18-21 OPERATIONAL COMPLIANCE WITH NOISE BLASTING AND DUST CONTROLS SCHAUOIES FRITZ MINING CONGRESS JOURNAL N 74 P46-49 RECORDKEEPING REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE OCC SF HL ACT OF 1970 REVISED OCC SF HL ADM 75 7P GOLF CART FIRE APPARATUS FIRE CHIEF MAGAZINE D 74 P8 CHEMICAL PLANT EXPLOSION REPORT D 74 P3-6 MARINE CASUALTY RPRT' TANKER SINKING GULF OF MEXICO 1 FEB 1972 FATALITY NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BD S 13 74 96P PIPELINE ACCIDENT RPRT WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO BOWIE MO 23 JUNE 1973 NATIONAL TRANSPORT S FT Y BD 0 24 74 40P AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT DELTA CRASH CHATTANOOGA 27 NOV 1973 NATIONAL TRANSPORT SAFETY BE N 8 74 36P AIRCRAFT ACCIOENT REPORT PANAM CRASH PAGO PAGO SAMOA 30 JAN 1974 NATIONAL TRANSPORT SF TY BOARO N 8 74 28P ETC 02228 [.iiUjliW m WgPWB^BiiPiiBW life NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 7* *292 7* *293 7* *29* 7* *297 7* *293 7* *299 7* *300 7* *301 7* *302 7* *30* 7* *305 7* *308 7* *309 7* *310 7* *321 7* *322 7* *32* 7* *332 7* **03 7* **0* 7* **05 7* **06 7* **07 7* **09 7* **10 7* **11 7* **12 7* **1* 7* **16 7* **17 7* **18 7* **19 7* **20 7* **21 7* **22 7* **23 7* **2* 7* **25 7* **26 7* **27 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT TAKEOFF ROLL BANGOR MAINE 20 JUNE 1973 REV NATIONAL TRANSPORT SAFETY BD F 7 7* l IP RAILROAD ACCIDENT REPORT DERAILMENT BURNING FREIGHT TRAIN 12 FEB 1974 TOY SAFETY RULES NATIONAL TRANSPORT SAFETY BD 0 17 7* 25P MACHINE DESIGN 0 12 7* P26 SELECTING EQUIPMENT ON,. THE BASIS OF ITS NOISE ROTH STEPHEN I PROFESSIONAL SAFETY 0 7* P1A-17 HUMAN FACTORS APPLICATION IN TRAINING STAPP JOHN P PROFESSIONAL SAFETY 0 7* P18-20 VALID REPRESENTATIVE AIR SAMPLES LYNCH JEREMIAH PROFESSIONAL SAFETY 0 7* P22-28 FIRE PROTECTION FOR ELECTRONIC COMPUTERS SHERROD JERRY K PROFESSIONAL SAFETY 0 7* P37-39 QUALITATIVE RISK ANALYSIS FTA AND FMEA GOTTFRIED PAUL PROFESSIONAL SAFETY 0 7* P*B-52 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF NITRILE BARRIER CONTAINERS LOPAC CASE STUDY MONSANTO CO JL 19 73 178P EMPLOYEE AND OSHA OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMIN MR 7* UNP WORK ACCIDENT RECORDS AND ANALYSIS DATA SHEET 527 REVISION B EXTENSIVE NSC 7* 2 7P NEW DIMENSIONS FOR MANAGEMENT IN OCCUPATIONAL SF TY AND HEALTH TEPLOW LEO ORGANIZATION RESOURCES COUNSELORS N 70 6*P WHATS FLYING THROUGH THE FRIENDLY SKIES HAZARDOUS CARGO THATS WHAT 8RUCAT0 CYNTHIA ENVIRONMENT MIDWEST N 7* PB-9 12 VINYL CHLORIDE STUDY PROMPTS EMISSION STANOAROS ENVIRONMENT MIDWEST N 7* Pll NEW LAWS FOCUS ATTENTION ON SAFETY ISSUES BUSINESS INSURANCE N 11 7* P65-66 SAFETY COUNCIL LINKS LOSS OF PRODUCTIVITY TO NATIONS INJURY RATE BUSINESS INSURANCE N 11 7* P90 LUNG CANCER DEATHS OF 22 WORKERS EXPOSED TO TEXTILE CHEMICAL STU01ED MEDICAL TRIBUNE N 27 7* P29 CORRESPONDENCE RE SAFETY TRAINING FOR PERSONS WITH IMPAIRED HEARING HORNER JACK NSC D 5 7* 2P NIOSH FACT SHEET HEALTH ANO SAFETY GUIDE SPRTS RECREATIONAL GOODS I NO KARCHES GERALD NATIONAL INST OCCUP SFTV HL D 7* 87P NIOSH FACT SHEET HEALTH ANO SAFETY GUIDE FOR BULK PETROLEUM PLANT KARCHES GERALD NATIONAL INST OCCUP SFTV HL 7* 78P GAS DETECTORS ANO MONITORS PART 2 SAFETY SLRVEYOR N 7* PI 0-18 SPRAT TO CATCH A MACKEREL SAFETY SURVEYOR N 7* P20-21 BUILDERS HOISTS SAFETY SURVEYOR N 7* P2*-27 GAS DETECTION AND MONITORING ITS A GAS PART l SAFETY SURVEYOR S 7* P5-15 SAFETY AT WORK ADVICE FOR EMPLOYERS NEW ZEALAND DEPT LABOUR 7* 16P NOISE NOTES FOR EMPLOYERS ON OVERCOMING THE PROBLEM NEW ZEALAND DEPT OF LABOUR ND TP TLVS CHEMICAL SUBST PHYS AGTS WRKRM ENVRMNMT INTENDED CHANGES 197* AMERICAN CONF GOVT INDSTRL HYG 7* 9*P REAL COST OF A WORK ACCIOENT TEXAS SAFETY ASSOCIATION ND UNP FEDERAL FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL ACT OF 197* FIRE COMMAND 0 7* P16-18 MARINE GAS HAZAROS CONTROL SAVAGE KENT M FIRE COMMANO 0 7* P2 6-28 COSTS BENEFITS EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT 0 NEILL BRIAN SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGRS 0 21-25 7* 13P APPLICATION OF SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TO BUILDING FIRESAFETY DESIGN NELSON HAROLD E GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION ND UNP FREQUENCY AND DURATION OF DISABILITY AMONG COMPANY EMPLOYEES 1971 72 STATISTICAL BULLETIN 0 7* P6-8 CRITICAL PROBLEMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NELSON NORTON JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MED S 7* P5B1-583 ORGANIZATION AND EVALUATION OF A PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM IN INDUSTRY YARVOTE PATRICIA JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MED S 7* P589-598 OUTPLACEMENT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION PLUNKETT E R JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MED S 7* P599-600 TWENTY YEAR MORTALITY OF TETRAETHYL LEAD WORKERS ROBINSON THEODORE R JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MED S 7* P601-605 LONG TERM MORTALITY STUDY OF STEELWORKERS 7 MORT PATTERNS CRANE OPS LERER TRUDY J JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MEO S 75 P608-614 REVIEW OF THE HEALTH HAZARDS FROM COPPER EXPOSURE COHEN STEVEN R JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MED S 7* P621-62* LONG TERM MORTALITY STUOY CF STEELWORKERS 6 MORT FR CANCER COKE WRKRS REDMOND CAROL K JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL MED AG 72 P621-629 ETC 02229 GUIDE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY LITERATURE 117 74 4428 74 4429 74 4430 74 4431 74 4432 74 4433 74 4434 74 4435 74 4436 74 4437 74 4433 74 4439 74 4440 74 4441 74 4442 74 4443 74 4444 74 4445 74 4446 74 4447 74 4448 74 4449 74 4450 74 4451 74 4466 74 4467 74 4469 74 4473 74 4476 74 4477 74 4478 74 4479 74 4480 74 4481 74 4482 74 4483 74 4434 74 4485 74 4486 74 4487 FIRE SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR USE OF RIGID URETHANE SAFETY MESSAGE FROM INDIA CO D 74 P 7-9 BALAS'JBRAMANIAM V INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 0 74 P 2 EARLY TRAINING CUTS ACCIDENTS AND TURNOVER FASSLER WILLIAM INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 0 74 P3-5 SHOW YOUR PEOPLE THEYRE APPRECIATED POLLACK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 0 74 P6-7 SCENT OF DANGER 5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 0 74 P8-9 FOR YOUR SAFETY DONT TRY TO FOOL NATURE PART :1 HATCHER HARRY INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 0 74 P 10- 12 HOUSEKEEPING MEANS CHECK EVERYTHING INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 0 74 P13-15 LIMERICK WINNERS JULY 74 P16 BURCH NORVAL INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR TIPS FOR HANDLING YOLR PEOPLE TION 74 P2 POLLOCK TEO INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR DRUGS CAN RUIN AND SHORTEN LIVES 74 P3-5 ALLISON WILLIAM W INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR WE WANT YOU TO BE SAFE 5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK 74 P6--7 INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR i 74 P8-9 COLD WATER HELPS HEALING OF BURNS MORT ELEANOR H INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR FIRST AID TRAINING SAVES A LITTLE LIFE 74 P 10- 12 INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR POINTS TO REMEMBER IN SAVING YOUR SACK WILSON J R INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR LIMERICK WINNERS SEPTEMBER 74 P13 74 P14-15 INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 1 74 P16 BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY FLOWERS ALBERTA INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR ATTITUDES DEPEND ON EARLY TRAINING 74 P 2 BLAIR EUGENE E INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 1 74 P3-5 LATHE SAFETY.5 MINUTE SAFETY TALK INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 1 74 P6-7 LIKE A GOOD MARRIAGE SAFETY MUST BE BASED ON SOUND PR INC I PI LAZICKI TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 1 74 P8-10 WATCH FOR COMERS IN YOUR OGANIZATION POLLOCK TED INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 1 74 P 10- 12 YOU ARE SUBJECT TO ALL PHYSICAL LAWS PART 2 IF 2 HATCHER HARRY INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 1 74 P13-14 TIME TO REMIND THEM OF HOME FIRE SAFETY INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 1 74 PI 5 LIMERICK WINNERS AUGUST INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR 1 74 PI 6 CAMERON AWARD PROGRAM NSC IND CNF 74-75 17P CAMERON AWARD QUESTIONNAIRE NSC IND CNF MY 10 73 17P SHIP SAFETY ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS CONTEST FOR 1973 NSC AM INST MRCHNT SHPPNG AP 25 74 VP GLASS AND CERAMICS SAFETY POSTER CONTEST NSC 74 IP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT YOUR NSC INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AWARD NSC REV JL 74 4P NIOSH MANUAL OF ANALYTICAL METHODS NATIONAL. 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DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF DOCUMENTS 183 SR720529 AN INVESTIGATION OF THE BIORHYTHEM THEORY. K. Mason. Vancouver, British Columbia: Board. 1971 or 1972. 46p. Workmen's Compensation SR720557 A COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR LEAD POISONING. S. Blumenthal, et al. American Journal of Public Health. August 1972. pp. 1060-1064. SR720578 ACCIDENT HAZARD EVALUATION AND CONTROL DECISIONS ON FORESTED RECREATION SITES. L. A. Paine. Berkeley, California: Pacific Southwest Forest & Range Experiment Station. 1971. 13p. SR720580 LNG-WATER EXPLOSIONS. D. L. Katz & C. M. Sliepcevich. Washington, D. C.: Research Council. March 1972. 61p. National SR720595 MONITORING PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF WORK/REST SCHEDULE AND THERMAL STRESS. A. K. Mortagy & J. D. Ramsey. Lubbock: Texas Technological University. 1972. 20p. SR720616 PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF INDUSTRIAL WORKERS INVOLVED IN ACCIDENTS: A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY. S. Ghosh & D. Banerjee. Indian Journal of Industrial Medicine. September 1970. pp. 105-112. SR720618 PHYSIOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENTS OF MEN TO WORK AND HEAT. FINAL REPORT. S. Robinson, et al. Bloomington: Indiana University. March 1972. 152p. ***NTIS. Order No: Ad-739 838. SR720642 METHANE EMISSION FROM U. S. COAL MINES, A SURVEY. M. C. Irani, et al. Pittsburgh: Bureau of Mines. 1972. 61p. SR720654 RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF MEN EXPOSED TO ASBESTOS IN NAVAL DOCKYARDS. P. G. Harries, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. July 1972. pp. 274-279. SR720655 COMPARISON OF EFFECTS ON MACROPHAGE CULTURES OF GLASS FIBER, GLASS POWDER, AND CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS. E. G. Beck, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. July 1972. pp. 280-286. EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT VEGETABLE DUST EXPOSURES. F. Valic & E. Zuskin. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. July 1972. pp. 293-297. FATAL POISONING AND OTHER HEALTH HAZARDS CONNECTED WITH INDUSTRIAL FISHING. J. B. Dalgaard, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. July 1972. pp. 307-316. EFFECT OF ETHYLENE GLYCOL DINITRATE ON METABOLISM OF CATECHOLAMINES AND ON BLOOD PRESSURE REACTION TO RE-EXPOSURE. M. Minami, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. July 1972. pp. 321-327. ETC 02295 184 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR720694 CONTACT DERMATITIS AND BRONCHIAL IRRITATION DUE TO AMMONIUM a IN THE MOTOR INDUSTRY. ACR* R. Rnutledge. Transactions of the Society of Occupati Medicine. 1971. V. 21. pp. 59-60. H onal SR720703 THE ANALYSIS OF MERCURY IN URINE, BLOOD, WATER, AND AIR. L. A. Krause, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Assoe-ian Journal. May 1971. pp. 331-337. atl on SR720712 ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF ALUMINUM SMELTER WORKERS. S. M. Horvath, et al. Archives of Environmental Health November 1972. pp. 323-328. SR720713 EXPERIMENTAL HUMAN EXPOSURE TO METHYLENE CHLORIDE. R. D. Stewart, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. November 1972. pp. 342-348. SR720715 GLOMERULONEPHRITIS ASSOCIATED WITH HYDROCARBON SOLVENTS. G. J. Beime & J. T. Brennan. November 1972. pp. 365-369. Archives of Environmental Healt SR720717 HUMAN AND CANINE EXPOSURES TO METHYLENE CHLORIDE VAPOR. G. D. DiVincenzo, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Associat Journal. March 1972. pp. 125-135. SR720719 MICROWAVE EXPOSURE SAFETY STANDARDS - PHYSIOLOGIC AND PHILOSOPHIC ASPECTS. S. M. Michaelson. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. March 1972. pp. 156-164. SR720720 APPLICATION OF SPRAYED INORGANIC FIBER CONTAINING ASBESTOS: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HAZARDS. W. B. Reitze, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. March 1972. pp. 178-191. SR720735 NON-AUDITORY EFFECTS OF NOISE EXPOSURE. A. Glori'g. Sound and Vibration. May 1971. pp. 28-29. SR720744 A REGIONAL APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF RADIATION ACCIDENTS. R. E. Linnemann & J. W. Hiiessen. American Journal of Public Health. June 1971. pp. 1229-1235. J SR720758 EVALUATION OF A FIBERGLASS INSTRUMENT GLARE SHIELD FOR PROTECTION AGAINST HEAD INJURY. E. D. Langston & J. J. Swearingen. Oklahoma City: Civil Aeromedical Institute. February 1972. 13p. ***NTIS. Order No: AD-740 732. SR720759 CONTROL OF NOXIOUS GASES IN BLASTING WORK, AND NEW METHODS OF TESTING INDUSTRIAL EXPLOSIVES. B. D. Rossi, et al. Vzryvnoe Delo (Moscow, USSR), No. 68/25. 1970. Published for U. S. Department of the Interior and National Science Foundation by Israel Program for Scientific Translations. 1971. 273p. ***NTIS. Order No: TT-70-50163. ETC 02296 SAFETY RESEARCH 185 SR720767 PSYCHOLOGICAL RATING OF HUMAN FATIGUE. S. Kashiwagi. Ergonomics. January 1971. pp. 17-21. SR720768 EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FACTORS INDUCING FATIGUE IN MAN AT WORK. . P. V. Bulat. Ergonomics. January 1971. pp. 43-51. SR720769 THE MEASUREMENT OF FATIGUE IN HOT WORKING CONDITIONS. R. B. Welch, et al. Ergonomics. January 1971. pp. 85-90. SR720770 THE UNDERSTANDING OF COMPLAINTS IN A NOISY WORKSHOP. .K. Matsui & H. Sakamoto. 100 Ergonomics. January 1971. pp. 95- SR720771 FATIGUE ASSESSMENT ON KEY PUNCH OPERATORS, TYPISTS AND OTHERS. Y. Komoike & S. Horiguchi. Ergonomics. January 1971. pp. 101-109. SR720772 CONCEPTS OF FATIGUE AND VIGILANCE IN RELATION TO RAILWAY OPERATION. J. S. Grant. Ergonomics. January 1971. pp. 111-118. ;SR720778 ! AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE CORRELATION AMONG SELECTED PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AND THE UNSAFE BEHAVIOR OF STUDENTS IN METALWORKING. G. V. Nichols. College Station: Texas A and M University. 1971. 196p. **DissertAtion Copies. Order No: 72-13, 262. SR73005 LIFTING AND CARRYING OF LOADS-A TOPICAL OCCUPATIONAL/HEALTH THEME. F. Sluka. Amtliche Nachrichten des Bundesministeriums fur Soziale Verwaltung. December 1970. pp. 925-927. (Text in German) SR730024 THE NIOSH PLAN FOR DEVELOPING INDUSTRIAL VIBRATION EXPOSURE CRITERIA. D. E. Wasserman & D. W. Badger. Journal of Safety Research. December 1972. pp. 146-154. SR730054 ht730055 i 1 I MASSIVE FIBROSIS IN ASBESTOSIS. A. Solomon, et al. Environmental Research. November 1971. pp. 430-439. AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF SOME OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS RELATED TO SAFETY. G. V. Nichols. American Society of Safety Engineers Journal. November 1972. pp. 12-18. 5R730070 I PHYSIOLOGICAL REACTIONS OF MEN USING MICROCLIMATE COOLING IN HOT HUMID ENVIRONMENTS. A. J. Van Rensburg, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. October 1972. pp. 387-393. R730072 SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF REPEATED SICKNESS ABSENCE. D. Ferguson. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. 1972. pp. 420-431. October L ETC 02297 186 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR730075 INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATION BETWEEN LOW BACK PAIN AND OCCUPATION 9 3. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: . SITTING, STANDING AND WEIGHT LIFTING. '1 *A. Magora. Industrial Medicine and Surgery. December 1972^ { pp. 5-9. 3 SR730076 INCIDENCE OF CHROMIUM-INDUCED LESIONS AMONG ELECTROPLATING WORKERS ]] brazil. E. R. Gomes. Industrial Medicine and Surgery. December I972 pp. 21-25. ; SR730105 EXPERIMENTAL HUMAN EXPOSURE TO HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF CARBON MONOXIDE. R. D. Stewart, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. January 1973. pp. 1-7. SR730113 HUMAN ABSORPTION OF CARBON MONOXIDE FROM HIGH CONCENTRATIONS IN AIR. J. E. Peterson & R. D. Stewart. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. May 1972. pp. 293-297. SR730114 2-CYCLOHEXEN-l-ONE: TOXICOLOGY AND STUDY OF AN OCCUPATIONAL DERMAL EXPOSURE. L. Levine, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. May 1972. pp. 338-342. SR730133 ACUTE PLEURISY IN ASBESTOS EXPOSED PERSONS. G. K. Sluis-Cremer & I. Webster. Environmental Research. December 1972. pp. 380-392. SR730134 FATAL UNINTENTIONAL CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING IN MOTOR VEHICLES. S. P. Baker, et al. American Journal of Public Health. November 1972. pp. 1463-1467. SR730144 THE PROBLEM OF ACOUSTIC TRAUMA IN ORCHESTRA MUSICIANS. K. Jatho & H. Hellmann. Hno; Wegweiser fur die Fachaertzliche ' Praxis. 1972. pp. 21-29. Text in German. SR730160 DIPHENYL POISONING IN FRUIT PAPER PRODUCTION. I. Hakkinen, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. February 1973. pp. 70-74. SR730161 CHRONIC NONSPECIFIC LUNG DISEASE IN CEMENT WORKERS. I. Kalacic, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. February 1973. pp. 78-83. SR730162 VENTILATORY LUNG FUNCTION IN CEMENT WORKERS. I. Kalacic, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. February 1973. pp. 84-85. SR730166 NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN CHRONIC CARBON DISULFIDE POISONING. A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY. A. M. Seppalainen, et al. Work-Environment-Health. 1972. pp. 71-75. ETC 02298 SAFETY RESEARCH 187 SR730167 FIELD STUDIES ON HUMAN STYRENE EXPOSURE. P. Gotell, et al. Work-Environment-Health. 1972. pp. 76-83. SR730168 ELECTRICITY IN HOSPITALS: ELIMINATION OF LETHAL HAZARDS. G. D. Friedlander. IEEE Spectrum. September 1971. pp. 40-51. SR730170 CHEMICAL HAZARDS OF A FIRE-FIGHTING TRAINING ENVIRONMENT. T. A. Hill, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. June1972. pp. 423-430. SR730175 VIRAL HEPATITIS: AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD TO SURGEONS. J. L. Rosenberg, et al. JAMA. 22 January 1973. pp. 395-400. SR730183 EXPOSURE TO COAL TAR PITCH VOLATILES AT COKE OVENS. N. Fannick, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. July1972. pp. 461-468. SR730185 SCREENING TEST FOR RAYNAUD'S PHENOMENON OF OCCUPATIONAL ORIGIN. 4 A. Okada, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. July1972. pp. 476-482. j SR730186 ! I j i ' SR730187 HEALTH HAZARDS IN THE USE OF THE LASER MICROPROBE FOR TOXTp AND INFECTIVE SAMPLES. K. W. Marich, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. July1972. pp. 488-491. EXPOSURE OF DENTAL WORKERS TO MERCURY. H. Buchwald. Alberta. Dept, of Health, Edmonton. i SR730194 i I E ! SR730196 j HIGH INCIDENCE OF GASTRIC CARCINOUMA IN COAL MINING REGION. N. M. Matolo, et al. Cancer. March 1972. pp. 733-737. DEVELOPMENT OF A PROGRAMED INSTRUCTION COURSE TO TEACH SUPERVISORS THE PRINCIPLES OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH. FINAL REPORT. G. E. Rowland, et al. Haddonfield, N. J.: Rowland & Co., Inc. August 1972. 42p. SR730206 i SR730225 . V- t i | SR730229 PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN FOREST WORKERS. A FIELD STUDY. .A. M. Seppalainen. 111 Work-Environment-Health. 1972. pp. 106- A SURVEY OF COMPUTERIZED FAULT TREE ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES APPLICABLE TO NAVY SHIPS SYSTEM SAFETY ENGINEERING EFFORTS. W. E. DeGrafft & P. T. Field. Annapolis, Md.: Naval Ship Research and Development Center. 1972. 27p. BUILDINGS INSULATED WITH SPRAYED ASBESTOS: A POTENTIAL HAZARD. K. P. Lumley, et al. Annals of Occupational Hygiene. 1971. pp. 255-257. SR730230 CIGARETTE SMOKING, ASBESTOS, AND PULMONARY FIBROSIS. W. Weiss. American Review of Respiratory Disease. pp. 223-227. 1971. L ETC 02299 188 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR730237 AN INQUIRY INTO FACTORS THAT MIGHT EXPLAIN DIFFERENCES IN OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENT EXPERIENCE OF SIMILAR SIZE FIRMS IN rm? SAME INDUSTRY. " Y. Shafai-Sahrai. Michigan State Univ., East Lansing. $ SR7 30243 A SURVEY OF RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN COTTON OPERATIVES. PART I SYMPTOMS AND VENTILATION TEST RESULTS. A. J. Fox, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medici no January 1973. pp. 42-47. * SR730244 A SURVEY OF RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN COTTON OPERATIVES. PART n SYMPTOMS, DUST ESTIMATIONS, AND THE EFFECT OF SMOKING HABIT. ` A. J. Fox, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine January 1973. pp. 48-53. SR730249 BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE RADIATION. W. C. Milroy & S. M. Michaelson. Health Physics. pp. 567-575. June 1971 SR730257 EVALUATION OF PROPOSED LIMITS FOR INTERMITTENT NOISE EXPOSURE WITH TEMPORARY THRESHOLD SHIFT AS A CRITERION. M. Schmidek, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. August 1972. pp. 543-546. SR730258 PERFORMANCE EFFICIENCY AND INJURY AVOIDANCE AS A FUNCTION OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE INCENTIVES. R. K. McKelvey, et al. Providence, R. I.: Public Health Service's Injury Control Research Lab. 1972. 19p. SR730266 ARE VALVE CONNECTIONS OR CYLINDER IDENTIFICATION A PROBLEM WITH PORTABLE COMPRESSED GAS CONTAINERS? Chicago: National Safety Council. 1972. 24p. SR730270 THE MANAGEMENT OVERSIGHT AND RISK TREE--MORT, INCLUDING SYSTEMS DEVELOPED BY THE IDAHO OPERATIONS OFFICE AND AEROJET NUCLEAR CCMPA] W. G. Johnson. 12 February 1973. 500p. Obtainable from Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. SR730273 A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF EYE PROTECTIVE DEVICES AND A PROPOSED SYSTEM OF ACCEPTANCE TESTING AND GRADING. E. C. Wigglesworth. American Journal of Optometry and Archives of American Academy of Optometry. April 1972. pp. 287-304. SR730282 PLASTICS WITH SELECTIVE WAVELENGTH ABSORPTION FOR SAFETY AND COMFORT. A. E. Sherr. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal September 1972. pp. 583-595. SR730283 BACK INJURY RESEARCH: A COMMON THREAD. D. F. Jones. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal September 1972. pp. 596-602. ETC 02300 SAFETY RESEARCH SR730288 SUPERVISORY SAFETY TRAINING IN THE COAL MINING INDUSTRY. FINAL REPORT. J. A. Bryk & S. A. Schupack. Chicago, Illinois: National Safety Council. November 1972. 135p. SR730319 DURATIONS OF SAFE EXPOSURE FOR MEN AT WORK IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTS. C. R. Bell, et al. Ergonomics. 1971. pp. 733-757. SR730328 THE MERITS OF AN ENVELOPE ACTION SPECTRUM FOR ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION EXPOSURE CRITERIA. D. H. Sliney. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. October 1972. pp. 644-653. SR730382 ASBESTOS AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. G. Gibbs. McGill Utiiv., Montreal, Quebec. SR730388 BENZIDINE EXPOSURE AS A CAUSE OF BLADDER TUMORS. M. R. Zavon, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. July 1973. pp. 1-7. SR730395 FIRE EXTINGUISHMENT IN OXYGEN ENRICHED ATMOSPHERES. A. F. Robertson & M. V. Rappaport. National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, Md. SR730396 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARD: COST, EFFECTIVENESS, AND ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES. A. E. Diehl & M. A. Ayoub. Raleigh: North Carolina State University. October 17, 1972. 31p. SR730408 MORTALITY EXPERIENCE OF URANIUM AND NONURANIUM WORKERS. L. M. Scott, et al. Health Physics. October 1972. 557. pp. 555- SR730460 POWER SAW INJURIES. W. Mansson. Boras County Hospital, Sweden: Surgery. Department of SR730461 PREDICTING ACCEPTABLE LIFTING CAPACITY. M. M. Ayoub and J. W. McDaniel. Lubbock, Tex.: Texas Technological University. Arlington, Tex.: University of Texas SR730473 A STUDY OF WORKERS EXPOSED TO ASBESTIFORM MINERALS IN COMMERCIAL TALC MANUFACTURE. M. Kleinfeld, et al. Environmental Research. June 1973. pp. 132-143. SR730490 AN EVALUATION OF A HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM--A FIVE-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY. S. Pell. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. February 1973. pp. 82-91. SR730496 WORKER-SPONSORED SURVEY FOR ASBESTOSIS. D. H. Wegman, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. August 1973. pp. 105-109. ETC 02301 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR730520" SAFETY-ASSESSMENT PHILOSOPHY OF THE FAST FLUX TEST FACILITY Nuclear Safety. March-April 1973. pp. 79-90. SR730526 SR730571 PSYCHO-PHYSICAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH SAFETY SPECTACLES aw* GOGGLES. ^ Cahiers de Notes Documentaries - Securite et Hygiene du Travaile (Paris, France). 2nd quarter 1969. pp. 185-i93 INSPECTION EFFECTIVENESS REPORT. M. J. Smith, et al. Madison, Wis.; Wisconsin Department- of Industry, Labor and Human Relations. Bureau of Research and Statistics. 28 September 1974. 41p. * i SR730593 SR730598 AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC MERCURY EXPOSURES ON EMG AND PSYCHOMOTOR FUNCTIONS. FINAL REPORT. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University of Michigan. January 1973. 210p ROLE OF DUST IN THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT IN DEVELOPMENT OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS IN BRITISH COAL MINERS. J. M. Rogan, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine July 1973. pp. 217-226. SR730602 CHLORACNE FROM THE ACCIDENTAL PRODUCTION OF TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN G. MAy. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. July 1973 ' pp. 276-283. ` I ' \ SR730604 LOWER FIDUCIAL LIMIT OF URINARY METABOLITE LEVEL AS AN INDEX OF EXCESSIVE EXPOSURE TO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS. T. Imamura and M. Ikeda. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. July 1973. pp. 289-292 =. p SR740606 THE HEALTH STATUS OF SUBJECTS EXPOSED OCCUPATIONALLY TO TETRAMETHYL- THIURAMDISULFIDE (TMTD) IN SEED CONTROL LABORATORIES AND SEED DRESSING PLANTS. v L. M. Kaskevich fie V. P. Bezuglyy. Gigiena Truda I Professionally*. Zabolevaniya. 1973. pp. 49-51. SR730608 HAZARDS OF MARINE TRANSPORTATION OF LIQUID CHLORINE. FINAL REPORT. J. N. Murphy, et al. Pittsburgh, Pa. Bureau of Mines. Pittsburgh Mining and Safety Research Center. March 1970. 76p. ***NTIS Order No. AD-750 068. SR730616 PLASTIC MATERIALS FOR EYE PROTECTION FROM LASERS. A. E. Sherr, et al. Bound Brook, NJ. American Cyanamid Co. Organic Chemicals Div. October 1972. 101p. ***NTIS Order No. AD-752 594. SR730617 THE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SURVEY. R. D. Burnett. McClellan AFB, Calif. Environmental Health Lab. May 1972. 42p. ***NTIS Order No. AD-751 897. SR730631 INCiDENCE OF PULMONARY DISEASES AMONG WOOL WORKERS. nv>ih-! t fn<* S'` N' M*sra` Indian Journal of Chest Diseases (Delhi, India). July 1972. PP. 172-178. ETC 02302 SAFETY RESEARCH 191 SR730635 FATALITIES DUE TO THE WEED-KILLER PARAQUAT. L. C. -Harrison, et al. Medical Journal of Australia. 30 September 1972. pp. 774-777. SR730641 MEASUREMENT OF RADIANT POWER AT WELDING PROCESSES AND CONSEQUENCES FOR EYE PROTECTION AGAINST INFRARED RADIATION. H. J. Hubner, et al. Optik. 1970: pp. 462-476. SR730643 PERSONAL EAR PROTECTION. D. C. Gasaway. Brooks AFB, Tex.: School of Aerospace Medicine. August 1971. 150p. ***NTIS Order No. AD-731 182 SR730670 DETERMINATION OF REVISED AIR FORCE PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LEVELS FOR LASER RADIATION. W. A. Fife, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. June 1973. pp. 235-240. SR730671 IMPROVED TECHNIQUES OF IDENTIFICATION AND DETERMINATION OF AIRBORNE ASBESTOS. L. Bartosiewicz. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. June 1973. pp. 252-259. SR730673 A CARBON MONOXIDE-OXYGEN SAMPLER FOR EVALUATION OF FIRE FIGHTER EXPOSURES. R. Sidor, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. June 1973. pp. 264-274. SR730674 PSYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF RESPIRABLE COAL DUST FROM TWO UNITED STATES MINES. M. Corn, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. July 1973. pp. 279-285. SR730678 THE PREVALENCE OF GOAL WORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS IN U. S. COAL MINNERS. W. K. Morgan, et al. . Archives of Environmental Health. October 1973. pp. 221-226. SR730681 ACCEPTABLE LEVELS FOR BREATHING RESISTANCE OF RESPIRATORY APPARATUS. R. A. Bentley, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. October 1973. pp. 273r280. SR730685 POWER TAKE-OFF INJURIES. E. C. McElfresh and R. S. Bryan. 1973. pp. 775-782. Journal of Trauma. September SR740009 TYPE OF ASBESTOS AND RESPIRATORY CANCER IN THE ASBESTOS INDUSTRY. P. E. Enterline and V. Henderson. Archives of Environmental Health. November 1973. pp. 312-317. SR740023 ENERGY DAMAGE AND THE TEN COUNTERMEASURE STRATEGIES. W. Haddon. Human Factors. August 1973. pp. 355-366. SR740026 THE MARRIAGE OF HUMAN FACTORS AND SAFETY IN INDUSTRY. T. A. Yoder, et al. Human Factors. June 1973. pp. 197-205. ETC 02303 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR740027 PROGRAMMED SAFETY THROUGH PROGRAMMED LEARNING. j. h. Leslie and S. K. Adams. PP. 223-236. Human Factors June 1070 iS73- SR740030 ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO DECISION MAKING UNDER RISK* MOMENT* VERSUS RISK DIMENSIONS. ' j. w. Payne. pp. 439-453. Psychological Bulletin. December 1973 SR740032 SR740035 STRESS AND PERFORMANCE. A. T. Welford. Ergonomics. September 1973. pp. 567-580 PHYSICAL EXERTION AND MENTAL PERFORMANCE. C. P. Davey. Melbourne Univ., Parkville, Vic., Australia. SR740038 A THEORY OF FATIGUE. C. Cameron. Ergonomics. September 1973. pp. 633-648. SR740039 A STUDY OF OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AND HEALTH. D. Ferguson. Ergonomics. September 1973. pp. 649-664. SR740040 PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF STRESS. I. Pilowsky. Ergonomics. September 1973. pp. 691-698. SR740042 RESPIRATORY RESPONSE IN SIMULTANEOUS EXPOSURE TO FLAX AND HEMP DUST. E. Zuskin and F. Valic. British Journal of Industrial Medicine October 1973. pp. 375-380. SR740045 EFFECTS OF GOAL SETTING AND SUPERVISION ON WORKER BEHAVIOR IN AN INDUSTRIAL SITUATION. W. W. Ronan, et al. Journal of Applied Psychology. December 1973. pp. 302-307. SR740053 WORKER ADJUSTMENT TO THE FOUR-DAY WEEK: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY. W. R. Nord and R. Costigan. Journal of Applied Psychology. August 1973. pp. 60-66. SR740068 RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS AND VENTILATORY FUNCTION CHANGES IN RELATION TO LENGTH OF EXPOSURE TO COTTON DUST. Thorax (London, England). 1972. pp. 454-458. SR740069 SR740074 BYSSINOSIS: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF WORKERS EXPOSED TO FINE GRADE COTTON DUST. F. Valic and E. Zuskin. Thorax (London, England). 1972. pp. 459-462. MANUAL OF LIFTING AND RELATED FIELDS. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAHPY. J. R. Brown. Toronto, Ontario: Labor Safety Council of Ontario. 1972. 586p. SR740132 STUDIES ON THE HEALTH HAZARDS OF LEAD AND CADMIUM ON THE PAINTERS IN CERAMICS. K. Nogawa, et al. Japanese Journal of Hygiene (Kyoto, Japan). 1972. pp. 257-266. (Text in Japanese). ETC 02304 SAFETY RESEARCH 193 SR740141 DELAYED EFFECTS OF ACUTE ALCOHOL INTOXICATION ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH. E. R. Tichauer and R. C.Wolkenberg. New York, NY.: University of New York Center for Safety; Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine. 29 May, 1972. 89p. SR740143 INDUSTRIAL NOISE AND WORKER MEDICAL, ABSENCE, AND ACCIDENT RECORDS. P. P. Conroy and R. J. Felbinger. Burlington, Mass.: Raytheon Service Co. June 1972. 163p. SR740152 DEVELOPMENT OF PLEURAL HYALINOSIS IN LONG TERM STUDIES OF PERSONS EXPOSED TO ASBESTOS DUST. M. Navratil and J. Dobias. Environmental Research. December 1973. pp. 455-472. SR740153 EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS WORK AND SLEEP LOSS IN THE REDUCTION AND RECOVERY OF WORK EFFICIENCY. B. B. Morgan. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. January 1974. pp. 13-20. SR740155 FORMATION OF AIRBORNE RESPIRABLE DUST AT BELT CONVEYOR TRANSFER POINTS. L. Cheng. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. December 1973. pp. 540-546. SR740178 THE EFFECT OF FATIGUE ON LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE OF A GROSS MOTOR TASK. A. V. Carron and A. D. Ferchuk. Journal of Motor Behavior. March 1971. p. 62-68. SR740180 THE EFFECT OF HIGH INTENSITY NOISE ON HUMAN EQUALIBRIUM. C. S. Harris and H. E. von Gierke. December 1971. 24p. . Ergonomics, September 1973. SR740181 HEALTH EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL VIBRATION. D. E. Wasserman. Paper presented at American Industrial Hygiene Conference, San Francisco, California, 14-19, May 1972, No. 68, 139. SR740192 DETERMINANTS OF OCCUPATIONAL INJURY EXPERIENCE, A STUDY OF MATCHED PAIRS OF COMPANIES. Y. Shafai-Sahrai. East Lansing, Michigan: Michigan State University. Department of Management. 1973. 129p. SR740193 A PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR FOR COAL MINERS. M. N. Goldberg. Paper No. 65, 138 presented at American Industrial Hygiene Conference, San Francisco, California, 14-19 May 1972. SR740196 SAFETY DEVICES FOR HAND AND FOOT OPERATED PRESSES. London, England, Department of Employment. Health and Safety at Work. Series No. 3. 1971. 34p. ETC 02305 i 5*.** 94 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR740202 SAFETY RULES FOR TWO-HANDED CONTROLS ON METALWORKING PRESSES Bonn, West Germany: Hauptverband der Gewerblichen- Berufsgenossenschaften. January 1972. 6p. (Text in German). iB 11 1 I SR740209 PULMONARY FUNCTION IN GRANITE SHED WORKERS OF VERMONT. G. P. Theriault, et al. January 1974. p. 18-22. Archives of Environmental H&nit-v. ' SR740210 PULMONARY FUNCTION AND ROENTGENOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN GRANITE DUST EXPOSURE. G. P. Theriault, et al. January 1974. p. 23-27. Archives of Environmental Health .SR740211 HUMAN RESPONSE TO CONTROLLED LEVELS OF SULFUR DIOXIDE. I. Andersen, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. January 1974. p. 31-39. SR740214 ACCIDENTAL RADIATION EXPOSURE. H. Vodopick and G. A. Andrews. Health. January 1974. p. 53-56. Archives of Environmental SR740218 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WORKERS EXPOSED TO CADMIMUM. R. R. Lauwerys, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. March 1974. p. 145-148. SR740224 PSYCHOLOGICAL PERFORMANCES OF WORKERS EXPOSED TO VARIOUS SOLVENTS. K. Lindstrom. Work-Environment-Health (Helsinki, Finland). 1973. p. 151-155. SR740306 STUDY OF APPLICATION OF ERTS-A IMAGERY TO FRACTURE-RELATED MINE SAFETY HAZARDS IN THE COAL-MINING INDUSTRY. SIGNIFICANT RESULTS REPORT. C. Wier, et al. Indiana Geological Survey, Bloomington. SR740310 DERMATOLOGIC HAZARDS IN THE POULTRY INDUSTRY. S. R. Cohen. Journal of Occupational Medicine. 1974. pp. 94-97. February SR740311 BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO TRICHLOROETHYLENE. L. K. Lowry, et al. Journal of Occupational Medicine. February 1974. pp. 98-101. SR740316 HEXACHLOROBENZENE AND OTHER ORGANOCHLORIDE PESTICIDES IN HUMAN BLOOD. D. S. Siyali. Medical Journal of Australia. 4 November 1972. pp. 1063-1066. SR740336 SR740337 BRUCELLOSIS IN VIRGINIA MEAT-PACKING PLANT. P. C. White, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. May 1974. pp. 263-271. REVIEW OF THE TOXICITY OF LONG-TERM PHOSGENE EXPOSURE. S. A. Cucin^ll. Archives of Environmental Health. May 1974. pp. 272-275. ETC 02306 SAFETY RESEARCH SR740338 HUMAN ARSENIC EXPOSURE IN RELATION TO A COPPER SMELTER. S. Milham and T. Strong. Environmental Research. April 1974. pp. 176-182. SR740343 LUNG FUNCTION STUDIES IN ASBESTOS WORKERS. B. C. Muldoon and M. T. Warwick. British Journal of Diseases ot the Chest. April 1972. pp. 121-132. SR740347 MICROWAVE HAZARD MEASUREMENTS NEAR VARIOUS AIRCRAFT RADARS. R. A. Tell and J. C. Nelson. Radiation Data and Reports. April 1974. pp. 161-179. SR740349 FEASIBILITY OF AN 18 MONTHS' PHYSICAL TRAINING PROGRAM FOR MIDDLE-AGED MEN AND ITS EFFECT ON PHYSICAL FITNESS. P. Oja, et al. American Journal of Public Health. May 1974. pp. 459-465. SR740351 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DUST LEVEL AND BYSSINOSIS AND BRONCHITIS IN LANCASHIRE COTTON MILLS. G. Berry, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. January 1974. pp. 18-27. SR740352 PREVALENCE OF RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS AND SENSITITIZATION BY MOULD ANTIGENS AMONG A GROUP OF MALTWORKERS. H. F. Riddle. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. January 1974. pp. 31-35. SR740353 BLADDER TUMORS AND OCCUPATIONAL: A CORONER'S NOTIFICATION SCHEME. C. A. Veys. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. January 1974. pp. 65-71. SR740406 OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA FROM WESTERN RED CEDAR DUST (THUJAPLICATA) IN FURNITURE FACTORY WORKERS. T. Ishizaki, et al. Journal of Occupational Medicine. 1973. pp. 580-585. SR740424 MODELING OF LIFTING ACTIVITIES. M. M. Ayoub, et al. Lubbock, Tx.: Texas Technological University. Arlington, Tx.: University of Texas. Texas Instruments, Inc. (197-). 21p. SR740427 AN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEY OF SELECTED AIRPORTS. L. B. Larsen. Salt Lake City, Utah: National Inst, for Occupational Safety and Health. 1974. 77p. SR740441 MUSIC ON THE JOB: R. S. Uhrbrock. pp. 9-38. ITS INFLUENCE ON WORKER AND PRODUCTION. Personnel Psychology. Spring 1961. SR740445 A SURVEY OF OCCUPATIONAL CANCER IN THE RUBBER AND CABLE-MAKING INDUSTRIES: RESULTS OF FIVE-YEAR ANALYSIS, 1967-1971. A. J. Fox, et al. British Journal of Industrial Medicine. April 1974. pp. 140-151. ETC 02307 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR740448 HERBICIDE EXPOSURE, MORTALITY AND TUMOR INCIDENCE AN EPTnPvrrm^J INVESTIGATION ON SWEDISH RAILROAD WORKERS. "UOLOG^ 0. AxeIs on and L. Sundell. Finland). 1974. pp. 21-28. Work-Environment-Health <Helinki,13 SR740449 CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO CARBON DISULFIDE: EFFECTS ON OCCUPATIONAL!v exposed WORKERS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE NERVOUS SYSTEM^ B. Knave, et al. 1974. pp. 49-58. Work-Environment-Health (Helsinki pinio ^ ' riniand)- SR740451 FATIGyE PROBLEMS IN MODERN INDUSTRY. C. Cameron. Ergonomics. November 1971. pp. 713-720. SR740461 INITIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH RELATED TO THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970. A. Cohen and B. Margolis. American Psychologist. July 1973 pp. 600-606. SR740478 RELATIVE EYE-INJURY POTENTIAL OF HEAVY-DUTY PHOSPHATE AND NON PHOSPHATE DETERGENTS. L. G. Scharpf, et al. Food and Cosmetics Toxicology. 1972 pp. 829-837. SR740481 ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEYS OF ALUMINUM REDUCTION PLANTS. P. J. Shuler and P. J. Bierbaum. HEW Publications No. (NIOSH) 74-101. April 1974. 55 pp. SR740526 "DEGREASERS' FLUSH"; DERMAL RESPONSE TO TRICHLOROETHYLENE AND ETHANOL. R. D. Stewart, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. July 1974. pp. 1-5. SR740529 RESPIRABLE SILICA DUST EXPOSURE OF SANDBLASTERS AND ASSOCIATED WORKERS IN STEEL FABRICATION YARDS. B. Samini, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. August 1974. pp. 61-66. SR740530 THE MORTALITY OF APPALACHIAN COAL MINERS, 1963 TO 1971. C. E. Ortmeyer, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. August 1974. pp. 67-72. SR740536 URINARY FLOURIDE LEVELS IN POLYTETRAFLOUROETHYLENE FABRICATORS. P. L. Polakoff, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. February 1974. pp. 99-106. SR740538 INTERMITTENT NOISE EXPOSURE AND ASSOCIATED DAMAGE RISK TO HEARING OF CHAIN SAW OPERATORS. M. Schmidek and P. Carpenter. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. March 1974. pp. 152-158. SR740539 RESPIRATOR USAGE AND EFFECTIVENESS IN BITUMINOUS COAL MINING OPERATIONS. H. E. Harris, et al. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. March 1974. pp. 159-164. ETC 02308 SAFETY RESEARCH SR740540 BIOLOGICAL MONITORING FOR INDUSTRIAL EXPOSURE TO CYANOGENIC AROMATIC NITRO AND AMINO COMPOUNDS. A. L. Linch. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. July 1974. pp. 426-432. SR740541 A TEACHING MODEL OF INJURY CAUSATION A GUIDE FOR SELECTING COUNTERMEASURES. E. C. Wigglesvorth. Occupational Psychology. 1972. pp. 69-78. SR740543 CARCINOGENICITY BIOASSAYS OF VINYL CHLORIDE. I. RESEARCH PLAN AND EARLY RESULTS. C. MAltoni and G. Lefemine. Environmental Research. June 1974. pp. 387-405. SR740552 NOISE-ATTENUATION OF EAR-PROTECTIVE DEVICES. J. C. Webster and E. R. Rubin. Sound. September/October 1962. pp. 34-46. SR74059l9 PHYSICAL WORKLOAD IN DIFFERENT BODY POSTURES, WHILE WORKING NEAR TO, OR BELOW GROUND LEVEL. H. W. Vos. Ergonomics. November 1973. pp. 817-828. SR740612 HEARING LOSS AND ACCIDENTS. C. S. Straub. Sound and Vibration. January 1974. pp. 22-23. SR740628 CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF CS2 EXPOSURE. J. Lieben, et al. Journal of Occupational Medicine. 1974. pp. 449-453. July SR740629 NIOSH SAFETY RESEARCH IN PROTECTIVE HELMETS. J. E. Ramin & A. A. Scalone. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. August 1974. pp. 489-502. SR740630 RESPIRATORS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST COTTON DUST. W. H. Revoir. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal. August 1974. pp. 503-510 SR740637 CHRONIC RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN FOUR OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS. N. M. Lefcoe & T. H. Wonnacott. Archives of Environmental Health. September 1974. pp. 143-146. SR740638 SR740639 EARLY DETECTION OF EXPIRATORY AIRFLOW OBSTRUCTION IN CEMENT WORKERS. I. Kalacic. Archives of Environmental Health. September 1974. pp. 147-149. BIOLOGICAL RESPONSE AND SUBJECTIVE SYMPTOMS IN LOW LEVEL LEAD EXPOSURE. H. Sakurai, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. September 1974. pp. 157-163. SR740641 A DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP IN TDI WORKERS. D. H. Wegman, et al. Journal of Occupational Medicine. April 1974. pp. 258-260. ETC 02309 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR740649 eye PROTECTION FROM CONTACT LENSES. R. H. Rengstorff and C. J. Black. Optometric Association. March 1974. Journal of the American pp. 270-276. SR740654 THE PESTICIDE PROBLEMS OF THE AGRICULTURAL WORKER. J. E. Davies, et al. Coral Gables, Florida: University of Miami. Department of Epidemiology and Public Health. Tallahassee, Fla.: Florida Department of Health. Community Studies on Pesticides of Dade County. (197-). 9p. SR740660 OCCUPATIONAL SKIN DISEASES DUE TO HIGH MOLECULAR POLYMERS. Yu.K. Skripkin. Gigiena Truda I Professionalnye Zabolevaniya. March 1973. pp. 18-21. SR740664 EXPERIMENTS IN INJURY CONTROL: THE INJURY CONTROL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1966-1973. R. K. McKelvey. Journal of Safety Research. September 1974. pp. 103-113. SR740669 RESPIRATORY CANCER AND OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ARSENICALS. M. G. Ott, et al. Archives of Environmental Health. November 1974. pp. 250-255. SR740670 NITROSO COMPOUNDS. H. Low. Archives of Environmental Health. pp. 256-260. November 1974. SR740671 CHRONIC BRONCHITIS IN FOUNDRY WORKERS IN VOJVODINA. M. I. Mikov. Archives of Environmental Health. 1974. pp. 261-267. November SR740676 FATIGUE-PRODUCING FACTORS IN INDUSTRIAL WORK AND PRE-RETIREMENT ATTITUDES. D. Jacobson. Occupational Psychology. 1972. pp. 193-200. SR740686 RESPIRATORY ILLNESS IN A POPULATION EXPOSED TO BERYLLIUM. D. J. Kanarek, et al. American Review of Respiratory Disease. 1973. pp. 1295-1302. SR740687 MORBIDITY DUE TO LUNG CANCER AMONG CHLOROPRENE WORKERS. E. A. Khachatryan. Voprosy Onkologii. 1972. pp. 85-86. SR740688 INDUSTRIAL INJURIES OF THE BACK AND EXTREMITIES. R. K. Beals & N. W. Hickman. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. December 1972. pp. 1593-1611. SR740692 DIMENSIONS OF PREVENTIVE BEHAVIOR. A. F. Williams and H. Wechsler. Clinical Psychology. June 1973. Journal of Consulting and pp. 420-425. SR740697 ASBESTOS EXPOSURE, SMOKING, AND NEOPLASIA. I. J. Selikoff, et al. JAMA. 8 April 1968. 112. pp. 106- SR740705 PESTICIDES AND U. S. FARM LABOR FAMILIES. H. p. chase, et al. Rocky Mountain Medical Journal. -- November 1973. pp. 27-31. ____ _ ETC 02310 SAFETY RESEARCH PART 2. SUBJECT HEADINGS 199 ALCOHOL SR740141 SR740526 ASBESTOS SR720654 SR720655 SR720720 SR730054 SR730133 SR730224 SR730230 SR730382 SR730473 SR730496 SR730671 SR740009 SR740152 SR740343 SR740697 SR740700 CHEMICALS SR720311 SR720660 SR720694 SR720713 SR720715 SR730114 SR730160 SR730166 SR730167 SR730170 SR730187 SR730388 SR730593 SR730602 SR730604 SR730608 SR740132 SR740218 SR740224 SR740449 SR740478 SR740526 SR740540 SR740543 SR740638 SR740669 SR740670 SR740686 SR740687 COUNTERMEASURES SR740023 DUSTS SR720631 SR720655 SR720657 SR730161 SR730162 SR730183 SR730194 SR730243 SR730244 SR730598 SR730674 SR730678 SR740042 SR740068 SR740069 SR740152 SR740155 SR740209 SR740210 SR740278 SR740306 SR740343 SR740351 SR740352 SR740529 SR740530 SR740539 SR740630 SR740638 SR740671 ELECTRICAL HAZARDS SR730168 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS SR720595 SR720618 SR720735 SR720768 SR720769 SR720770 SR730024 SR730070 SR730144 SR730257 SR7303I9 SR730490 SR740143 SR740180 SR740181 SR740262 SR740538 SR740612 SR740702 FIRES SR730395 GASES SR720580 SR720642 SR720658 SR720717 SR730105 SR730113 SR730134 SR730266 SR740211 SR740285 SR740337 HANDLING MATE SR730005 SR730075 SR730283 SR730461 SR740074 SR740154 SR740424 HAZARDOUS MAC SR730460 HAZARDOUS MAT SR720580 SR720759 SR730608 HUMAN FACTORS SR720595 SR720616 SR720618 SR720712 SR720767 SR720768 SR720769 SR720770 SR720771 SR720772 SR720778 ETC 02311 200 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL SR730319 SR730526 SR740026 SR740030 SR740032 SR740035 SR740038 SR74C939 SR740040 SR740045 SR740053 SR740153 SR740178 SR740224 SR740272 SR740292 SR740441 SR740451 SR740461 SR740541 SR740599 SR740676 LASERS SR730186 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SR720657 SR720694 SR720715 SR730054 SR730133 SR730161 SR730175 SR730185 SR730206 SR730230 SR730243 SR730244 SR730388 SR730598 SR730602 SR730617 SR730631 SR730674 SR730678 SR730685 SR740009 SR740042 SR740068 SR740069 SR740152 SR740285 SR740310 SR740336 SR740349 SR740351 SR740352 SR740353 SR740424 SR740445 SR740529 SR740630 SR740637 SR740649 SR740660 SR740668 SR740669 SR740671 SR740686 SR740687 SR740697 SR740700 PESTICIDES SR730635 SR740010 SR740316 SR740448 SR740606 SR740654 SR740705 POISONINGS SR720557 SR730134 SR730166 SR740338 SR740609 POLLUTION SR720703 PROTECTIVE EQUIIMENT SR720758 SR730263 SR730273 SR730282 SR730526 SR730616 SR730643 SR730681 SR740193 SR740196 SR740202 SR740552 SR740629 RADIATION SR720641 SR720719 SR720744 SR730249 SR730282 SR730328 SR730408 SR730520 SR730670 SR740214 SR740275 SR740347 SAFETY MANAGEMENT SR720578 SR720744 SR720770 SR720778 SR730072 SR730170 SR730196 SR730225 SR730237 SR730258 SR730270 SR730288 SR730396 SR730520 SR730571 SR740027 SR740030 SR740045 SR740050 SR740192 SR74044] SR740492 SR740536 SR740664 SR740692 STANDARDS, LAWS, REGl LATIONS SR720719 SR730024 SR730257 SR730328 SR730396 SR740461 SR740629 STRUCTURAL HAZARDS 1 SR740305 ETC 02312 SAFETY RESEARCH PART 3. NAME LIST Adams S K SR740027 Andersen I SR740211 Andrews G A SR740214 Axelson 0 SR740448 Ayoub M A SR730396 SR730461 SR740424 Badger D W SR730024 Baker S P SR730134 Banerjee D SR720616 Bartosiewicz L SR730671 Beals R K SR740688 Beck E G SR720655 Belrne G J SR720715 Bell C R SR730319 Bentley R A SR730681 Berry G SR740351 Bezuglyy V P SR740606 Bierbaum P J SR740481 Black C J SR740649 Blumenthal S SR720557 Brennen J T SR720715 Brown J R SR740074 Bryan R S SR730685 Bryk J A SR730288 Buchwald H SR730187 Bulat P V SR720768 Burnett R D SR730617 Cameron C SR740038 SR740451 Carpenter P SR740538 Carron A V SR740178 Chaffin D B SR730593 Chase H P SR740705 Cheng L SR740155 Cohen A SR740461 Cohen C J SR740609 Cohen S R SR740310 Conroy P P SR740143 Corn M SR730674 Costigan R SR740053 Cucinell S A SR740337 Dalgarrd J B SR720658 Davey C P SR740035 Davies J E SR740654 DeGrafft W E SR730225 Diehl A E SR730396 DiVincenzo G D SR720717 Dobias J SR740152 Enterline P E SR740009 Fannick N SR730183 Felbinger R J SR740143 Ferchuk A D SR740178 Ferguson D SR730072 SR740039 Field P T SR730225 Fife W A SR730670 Fox A J SR730243 SR730244 SR730245 Friedlander G SR730168 Gasaway D D SR730643 Ghosh S SR720616 Gibbs G SR730382 Glorig A SR720735 Goldbern M N SR740193 Gomes E R SR730076 Gotell P SR730167 Grant J S SR720772 Haddon W SR740023 Hakkinen I SR730160 Harries P G SR720654 Harris C S SR740180 Harris H E SR740539 Harrison L C SR730635 Hellmann H SR730144 Henderson V SR74009 Hickman N W SR740688 Hill T A SR730170 Horiguchi S SR720771 ETC 02313 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL Horvath S M SR720712 Hubner H J SR730641 Ikeda M SR730604 Imamura T SR730604 Irani M C SR720642 Ishizaki T SR740406 Jacobson D SR740676 Jatho K SR730144 Johnson W G SR730270 Jones D F SR730283 Kalacic I SR730161 SR730162 SR740638 Kamin J E SR740629 Kanarek D J SR740(j86 Kashiwagi S SR720767 Kaskevich L M SR740606 Katz D L SR720580 Khachatryan E A SR740687 Kleinfeld M SR730473 Knave B SR740449 Komoike Y SR720771 Krawsky G SR730526 Krause L A SR720703 Langston E D SR720758 Larsen L B SR740427 Lauwerys R R SR740218 Lefcoe N M SR740637 LeFemine G SR740543 Levin L SR730114 Lieben J SR740628 Linch A L SR740540 Lindstrom K SR740224 Linnemann R E SR720744 Low H SR740670 Lowry L K SR740311 Lumley K P SR730299 Magora A SR730075 Maltoni C SR740543 Mansson W SR730460 Margolis B SR740461 Marich K W SR730186 Mason K SR720529 Mathur K C SR730631. Matolo N M SR730194 Matusui K SR720770 May G SR730602 McDaniel J W SR730461 McElfresh E C SR730685 McKelvey R K SR730528 SR740664 Michaelson S M SR720719 SR730249 Mikov M I SR740671 Milham S SR740338 Milroy W C SR730249 Minaxni M SR720660 Misra S N SR730631 Morgan B B SR740153 Morgan W K SR730678 Mortagy A K SR720595 Muldoon B C SR740343 Murphy J N SR730698 Navratil M SR740152 Ne1son J C SR740; >7 Nichols G V SR720778 SR730055 Nogawa K SR740132 Nord W R SR740053 Oja P SR740349 Okada A SR730185 Ortmeyer C SR740530 Ott M G SR740669 Paine L A SR720578 Payne J W SR740030 Pell S SR730490 Peterson J SR730113 Pilowsky I SR740040 Polakoff P ' SR740536 Rappaport M SR730395 ETC 02314 Reitze W B SR720720 Rengstorff R H SR740649 Revoir W H SR740630 Riddle H F SR740352 Robertson A F SR730395 Robinson S SR720618 Rogan J M SR730598 Ronan W W SR740045 Rosenberg J L SR730175 Rossi B D SR720759 Routledge R SR720694 Rubin E R SR740552 Sakamoto H SR720770 Sakurai H SR740639 Samini B SR740529 Scalone J E SR740629 Scharpf L G SR740478 Schmidek M SR730257 SR740538 Schupack S SR730288 Scott L M SR730408 Selikoff I J SR740697 Seppalnainen A M SR730166 SR730206 Shafai-Sahrai Y SR730237 SR740192 Sherr A E SR730282 SR730616 Shuler P J SR740481 SAFETY RESEARCH Sidor R SR730673 Siyali D S SR740316 Skripkin Yu K SR740660 Sliepcevich C M SR720580 Sliney D H SR730328 Sluis-Cremer G K SR730133 Sluka F SR730005 Smith M J SR730571 Solomon A SR730054 Stewart R D SR720713 SR730105 SR730113 SR740526 Straub C S SR740612 Strong T SR740338 Sundell L SR740448 Swearingen J J SR720758 Tell R A SR740347 Theriault G P SR740209 SR740210 Thissen J W SR720744 Tichauer E R SR740141 Uhrbrock R S SR740441 Valic F SR720657 SR740042 SR740069 Van Rensburg A J SR730070 Veys C A SR740353 Vodopick H SR740214 Von Gierke H E SR740180 Vos H W SR740599 Warwick M T SR740343 Wasserman 0 E SR730024 SR740181 Webster I SR730133 Webster J C SR740552 Wegman D H SR730496 SR740641 Weiss W SR730230 Welch R B SR720769 Welford A T SR740032 White P C SR740336 Wier C SR740306 Wigglesworth E C SR730273 SR740541 Williams A F SR740692 Wolkenberg R C SR740141 Wonnacott T H SR740637 Yoder T A SR740026 Zavon M R SR730388 Zuskin E SR720657 SR740042 SR740069 ETC 02315 BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR SAFETY DIRECTORS Accident prevention and loss control. 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