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Aerosol Can Injuries Prompt Tight Safety Hearings
Washington reports estimates of about 12 000 injuries yearly from exploding aerosol cans with 69 cases cited this year. The Consumer Product Safety Commission chair Richard Simpson warned industry not to downplay the problem as hearings opened on tighter controls. John D. Connor of the Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association argued cans are hazardous only if misused while noting all aerosols are pressure packaged.
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Richard G. Simpsia
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Center For Science In the Public Interest
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John D. Connor
Chemical Specialities Manufacturers Association of New York