Explosions of Soda Bottles Called Hazard to Consumer
Washington federal investigator Larry A. Schott told the National Commission on Product Safety that defective glass soda bottles pose the most dangerous risk in households. He cited 150000 annual injuries from glass bottles, with 90000 affecting children under 15, and criticized industry testing. Bottlers and the soft drink industry disputed the claim, noting low injury rates relative to hundreds of millions of bottles used from 1965 to 1968.
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Larry A. Schott
National Commission On Product Safety
Schott
Commission
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
David A. Ward
Legal Department
Owens-Ilingis Inc
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What Makes a Woman Lovable and a Soda Bottle Risk
A reader's Digest feature asks what gives women Lovability Quotient as nine common traits, while a commission hearing on glass bottle hazards notes two personal injury settlements. Thomas F. Baker of the National Soft Drink Association defends bottle safety amid eye injuries from exploding soft drink bottles. Shirley Jackson of Chicago and Mrs James C Cameron of Meadville report injuries and settlements.
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Shirley Jackson
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James C. Cameron
Meadville
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