OSHA to Probe Health Effects From Plant Blast
OSHA will review potential worker health impacts after an August chemical plant explosion at Stauffer Chemical Co in Chicago Heights. The blast killed two workers and hospitalized 57, with concern over EPN insecticide exposure. NIOSH confirmed receipt of the request for investigation into long term effects on employees.
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Gateway House finds drug treatment reverses addiction
A Gateway House Foundation study of 400 participants from 1968 to 1974 shows about 90 percent of graduates two years after treatment report stopping hard drug use. Sherry Holland notes 72 percent stay drug-free after three months, 56 percent after shorter stays, with job and crime improvements. The Illinois program runs three residential sites in Chicago Lake Villa and Springfield and two non residential facilities in Chicago.
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