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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
61	170572788	03/20/1997	0454510		2399	0	Employees Become Ill After Inhaling Carbon Monoxide
62	170853071	03/19/1997	0950631		1771	0	Employee Suffers From Exposure To Carbon Monoxide
63	201080173	12/04/1996	0950625		723	0	Two Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
64	170848113	11/13/1996	0950632		5411	0	One Employee Injured, 12 Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
65	201480282	07/08/1996	0950622	X	1623	0	Employee Dies After Exposure To Carbon Monoxide
66	170571947	06/12/1996	0454510		5211	0	Six Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
67	360967749	06/10/1996	0521100		1796,3312		Five Employees Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
68	201350055	05/31/1996	0419700		1771	0	Three Employees Suffer From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
69	14355846	03/16/1996	0521700	X	6022	0	Employee Repairing Car Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
70	856427	01/06/1996	0524500		1711,2046		Seven Employees Injured From Carbon Monoxide Exposure
71	688895	11/02/1995	0522300		3669	0	Employee Hospitalized After Exposure To Carbon Monoxide
72	170119721	11/02/1995	0214200	X	1711	0	Intoxicated Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
73	170571269	09/21/1995	0454510		2299	0	Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide Sent To Hospital
74	170356216	07/20/1995	0950633		174	0	Employee Ill After Carbon Monoxide Overexposure
75	200270601	01/06/1995	0524500		2046	0	Seven Employees Treated For Carbon Monoxide Inhalation
76	579326	01/04/1995	0524200		3462	0	Employees Exposed To High Levels Of Carbon Monoxide
77	170681696	12/30/1994	0854910		7538	0	Employee Suffers Symptoms Of Co Poisoning From Car Exhaust
78	170243463	11/26/1994	1055340		2091	0	Employees Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
79	948182	09/30/1994	0355123		2331	0	Employees Hospitalized For Carbon Monoxide Exposure
80	675306	09/30/1994	0454510		5932	0	Employees Suffer Overexposure To Carbon Monoxide

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