Gerald Ford lies in state in Capitol Rotunda
Ordinary Americans paid respects as Gerald R. Ford rested in the Capitol Rotunda. Mourners recalled his Nixon pardon and Ford’s decision to place national duty above politics, with Ford’s son Jack greeting visitors and a viewing schedule outlined for the day.
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Fewer Americans die at work in long safety trend
A CDC review calls workplace safety a major 20th century achievement as fatalities drop from 40,000 a year in earlier eras. The piece cites stricter safety standards, industrial shift, more working women, and safer farming as key factors, noting 5,702 workplace deaths in 2005 and historic lows.
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