Nader Criticizes Safety Gaps in U S Industry
Philadelphia report of Ralph Nader addressing the American Association for the Advancement of Science, urging stronger enforcement of the 1970 Occupational Safety and Health Act. He cites thousands of deaths and injuries yearly, with millions damaged by unsafe practices and undercounted hazards.
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Country Porson Te agents and safety concerns rise
Radioactive materials and poisonous chemicals threaten workers. NE notes that OSHA, a Labor Department branch, has only about 400 inspectors to enforce the 31 page act covering more than 4 million American businesses, making casualty estimates nearly impossible.
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Negro education levels rise sharply in 1960s report
Census Bureau data show adult black high school completion growing from 24 to 39.7 percent between 1960 and 1970, a 5.3 point rise, while white completion climbed from 45.4 to 61.8 percent. The overall adult rate rose from 43.3 percent to 69.7 percent.
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