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Description, Abstract, Keyword	SIC	NAICS	Date Range	Office	Insp Nr
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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
121	200550366	11/01/1998	0625700	X	5311	Employee Dies After Suffering A Heart Attack
122	200630341	01/05/1999	0316400	X	7342	Employee Dies Of An Apparent Heart Attack
123	170123665	03/12/1999	0454712	X	1742	Employee Dies Of Cardiomyopathy
124	170006845	04/05/1999	1055360	X	3646	Employee Dies Of Apparent Heart Failure
125	201570405	04/20/1999	0830500	X	8712	Employee Died From Heart Attack At Desk
126	200770410	05/25/1999	0134000	X	1721	Employee Killed In Fall From Ladder After Suffering A Stroke
127	302763289	06/08/1999	0524200	X	2038	Employee Died From Apparent Heart Attack
128	200270650	06/16/1999	0524500	X	3499	Employee Dies After Fire Cleanup Activity
129	170007058	08/11/1999	1055360	X	4941	Employee Dies After Suffering A Heart Attack
130	200550986	08/24/1999	0625700	X	3731	Employee Dies After Suffering A Heart Attack
131	200781565	09/01/1999	0626300	X	3272	Employee Died Of Heart Attack On Jobsite
132	200781003	09/28/1999	0626300	X	1761	Employee Dies Of Cardiovascular Disease
133	170007082	09/30/1999	1055360	X	4213	Employee Dies Of Apparent Heart Attack While Driving
134	200100659	10/25/1999	0522300		3462	Employee Dies After Suffering Of Heart Attack
135	170100960	02/02/2000	1055320	X	1623	Employee Dies Of Apparent Heart Attack
136	000896829	02/27/2000	0355118	X	2493	Employee Dies Of Heart Attack After Fall From Ladder
137	200820835	05/05/2000	0521400	X	3089	Employee Dies After Suffering A Heart Attack
138	170007181	06/13/2000	1055360	X	4959	Employee Dies Of Apparent Heart Attack
139	200410363	07/05/2000	0317300	X	3532	Employee Dies After Suffering A Heart Attack
140	200672673	07/17/2000	0418800	X	1731	Employee Suffers Fatal Heart Attack, Falls From Ladder

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