Navy cost chief calls Rickover to be disciplined
Navy civilian cost chief Gordon Rule says Adm. Hyman Rickover openly defies the secretary of defense and should be disciplined for trying to torpedo a Pentagon plan to settle about 467 million in shipbuilder claims. Rule accuses Rickover of harassment of private nuclear shipyard management and urges investigation before possible removal from influence over contracts.
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Farm Safety Rules Delayed To Fall For Hire Help
New federal standards to shield hired farm workers from PTO shafts and machinery hazards were adopted March 9 and set to take effect June 7, but OSHA extended the deadline to October. The delay, blamed on a pamphlet preparation logjam, affects farmers who hire seasonal help while those relying only on family members face no compliance requirement. The rules mandate PTO guards and prominent safety signs, plus annual worker training on equipment.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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Agriculture Department
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