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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
1	14252530	08/29/1988	0453710		2299	0	Employees Suffer Exposure To Chlorine Gas
2	660514	09/09/1988	0111400		2869	0	No Employees Injured During Chemical Spill And Fire
3	784157	01/03/1989	0452110		2821	0	Employee Exposed To Chlorine During Leak
4	1002153	02/13/1989	0751910		9224,711		Employees Exposed To Anhydrous Ammonia From Spill
5	758839	07/27/1989	0551800		3296	0	Employee Burned In Machine Fire
6	851444	08/04/1989	0521100		2033	0	Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Exposure From Lift Truck
7	14386809	01/19/1990	0521700	X	4953	0	Employee Killed, Possibly By Hazardous Waste Absorption
8	14567325	02/06/1990	0454510	X	2411	0	Employee Killed When Struck By Damaged Tree
9	14513774	04/23/1990	0521100		4911	0	Chlorine Exposure - Pipeline Opened
10	781526	08/30/1990	0452110		9224,9221,1721		Employees Exposed To Solvents During Painting Of Pool
11	170055115	06/21/1991	0453710		4222	0	Employees Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide
12	170063242	06/27/1991	0453710		2833,1771		Reactor Vessel Cracks And Releases Nitrobenzene
13	785998	06/27/1991	1054191		3825	0	Employees Exposed To Acid During Spill
14	170243109	07/10/1991	1055340		2992	0	Employee Suffers Chemical Burn From Oil Leak In Truck Tank
15	767715	07/29/1991	0626300		5311	0	Employees Overexposed To Acid Fumes From Overcharged Battery
16	170175525	10/08/1991	0950613		8221	0	Employee Exposed To Spilled Benzene
17	170171714	11/12/1991	0950614		8062	0	No Reported Injuries In Ethylene Oxide Leak At Hospital
18	14521280	05/18/1992	0524500	X	7349	0	Employee Dies While Suspended By Safety Belt
19	14369979	06/26/1992	0523400		3585	0	Employees Exposed To Mdi During Chemical Spill
20	170072789	07/14/1992	0453710		7999	0	Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Exposure From Zamboni

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