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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
61	014506455	09/05/1984	0830500	X	211	0	Front End Loader Rolled Over
62	014197784	09/06/1984	0352420	X	1721	0	Fall From Two Point Suspended Scaffold
63	014461339	09/06/1984	0257240	X	241	0	Crushed By Overturning Tractor
64	014467187	09/06/1984	0626000	X	1389	0	Fall From An Elevation
65	014483093	09/11/1984	0213100	X	1622	0	Employee Killed When Struck By Crane Boom
66	014456917	09/11/1984	0854910	X	1611	0	Operator Killed When Crushed By Compactor Roller
67	014569370	09/12/1984	1054115	X	191	0	Leg Amputated By Screw Auger, Buried By Flowing Grain
68	014510804	09/17/1984	0625400	X	1381	0	Fall From Monkey Board Of Oil Drilling Rig
69	014447882	09/18/1984	0552700	X	1721	0	Fall From Water Tower
70	014211155	09/19/1984	0352440		2952	0	Arm Caught And Broken Between Conveyor Belt And Roller
71	014554547	09/21/1984	0728900	X	1611	0	Employee Crushed By Roll-Over Protective Cage
72	014200018	09/24/1984	0352420		1771	0	Fall From Wall Panel
73	014349393	09/29/1984	0419400	X	2044	0	Employee'S Head Caught Between Belt And Pulley Guard
74	014320618	10/02/1984	0317000		4953		Overcome During Tank Truck Cleaning (Confined Space)
75	014195796	10/12/1984	0352440		4212	0	Fall, Arm Caught In Conveyor Snub Roller During Repair
76	014371462	10/12/1984	0522000	X	1721	0	Employee Fell 4 Floors From Suspension Scaffold
77	014456321	10/15/1984	0854910		4953	0	Arm Caught In Conveyor Belt Nip Point
78	014569164	10/16/1984	1054111	X	5511	0	Fall From Elevated Work Platform
79	014446983	10/16/1984	0552700		2421	0	Forearm Amputated By Revolving Horizontal Drive Shaft
80	014542484	10/17/1984	0418100		4833	0	Fall - Mechanical Failure Of Aerial Lift

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