Mine Death Rate Dip Fuels Safety Debate
Washington AP reports 181 coal miners died in 1971, a record low rate of 0.74 deaths per million man hours. Officials credit enforcement and programs, while critics urge tougher action, noting fatalities could be cut further.
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Washington
Hechler
Bureau of Mines
Ken Hechler
Bureau
Joseph “Chip” Yablonski Jr
Federal Coal Mine Health United Mine Workers
Yablonski
Cal
Ctal
Butler County Court Filings of Family Neglect and Cruelty
The records list cases in Butler County Courts involving Stanifer of Somerville and Lewitt of Columbus, both charged with neglect and cruelty. Additional notices name Stoner of Hamilton Middletown Road and Caudill of unknown addresses alleging neglect or wilful wrongdoing.
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Mary Lou Stoner
Hamilton-Middletown Road
David L. Stoner
Betty L. Caudill
Ype 'St
Nelson T. Caudill
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Martinelli
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Hart Rie & Marx
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Butler County Courts
Donald J. Stanifer
Main St
Somerville
Leona Stanifer
Main St. Somerville
Kay Moder Lewitt
Central Ave
Ralph H. Lewitt
Columbus
Carol J. Waits
Britton Lane
Monroe
Philip J. ‘Waits