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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	Event Description
61	200650687	09/25/2002	0521100		2295	Employee Is Injured By Machine'S Rotating Drive Shaft
62	201155876	02/21/2002	0950633	X	3273	Employee Fell Through Unguarded Opening
63	201771565	12/16/2001	0213900		2752	Employee Caught In Machine
64	201952884	04/06/2001	0522000		2435	Employee Scalped By Slicer Machine
65	170759047	02/07/2001	0551800		3312	Employee #1'S Hair Wrapped Around The Shaft Scalping Her
66	202044517	10/12/2000	0155010		2435	Employee Critically Injured, Hair Is Caught In Rotaing Shaft
67	200610566	05/24/2000	0111700		3433	Employee Injured When Rotating Shaft Entangles Hair
68	200820850	04/29/2000	0521400		5941	Employee'S Face Burned When Munitions Ignite
69	201952140	02/09/2000	0522000		3519	Employee Is Scalped When Hair Gets Caught In Drill Machine
70	301275194	11/09/1999	0950662		1711	Employee Injured By Rotating Shaft
71	171057979	08/20/1999	0854910		2395	Employee Injured When Hair Entangled In Machine Drive Shaft
72	170895353	04/19/1999	0950644		5112	Employee Injured When Hair Caught In Rotating Drill Shaft
73	201791944	11/10/1998	0950644		3555	Employee Injured When Hair Caught By Roller
74	201791910	11/05/1998	0950644		4225	Employee Injured When Hair Caught In Conveyor Belt
75	201200359	08/15/1998	1054114		2033	Employee Injured When Hair Caught By Cutting Machine
76	200070365	03/09/1998	0453720		2252	Employee Scalped When Hair Catches In Rotating Shaft
77	170701171	11/06/1997	0950631	X	2824	Employee Killed When Hair Caught In Machine'S Rotating Shaft
78	171125131	11/04/1997	1055300		5191	Employee'S Hair Torn Out By Rotating Shaft
79	201090966	10/04/1997	0950645		182	Employee Injured When Hair And Scalp Caught In Roller
80	201080637	08/04/1997	0950625		723	Employee Injured When Hair Became Entangled In Machinery

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