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SCIENCE ST0U08473 A Lethal Ingredient: Human Error SUMMARY: Recent Industrial catastrophes, along with the greater size and complexity of plants, have prompted a search for safer equipment and better ways to run it.

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NON-ASBESTOS MATERIALS To: Steve Conway May 27, 1980 Page 3 All STAR LINE materials have at least one thing In common: they are high quality, high performance materials that thus cost more than other formulations.

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