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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
81	200070407	03/24/1998	0453720		2511	Two Employees Injured In Wood Dust Explosion
82	200270510	01/10/1998	0524500		2041	Five Employees Burned When Pellet Dryer Explodes
83	200070373	12/21/1997	0453720		9999	Two Firefighters Injured In Silo Fire And Explosion
84	200070357	12/21/1997	0453720		9999	Employee Injured Fighting Silo Fire
85	201770286	11/29/1997	0213900	X	2821,1389	Employee Killed In Explosion Of Polypropylene Dust
86	200080091	09/30/1997	0112000		2262	Three Employees Injured By Smoke From Fire
87	200020485	09/12/1997	0214200		2842	Employee Injured In Welding Accident
88	170900658	09/08/1997	0950641		1751	Employee Injured When Powder Load Triggered
89	200050227	08/22/1997	0728900	X	7699	Employee Killed In Grain Elevator Explosion
90	200450294	07/08/1997	0418600		2869	Employee Burned When Exposed Wiring Ignites Chemical
91	170900492	05/14/1997	0950641		7812	Employee Sustains Burns When Flash Powder Explodes
92	000510362	04/17/1997	1054111		2833	Employee Burned When Methanol Fumes Ignite
93	201370053	04/16/1997	0317700	X	2892	Two Employees Killed When Black Powder Explodes
94	000840199	01/07/1997	0521400		3714	Five Employees Injured In Paint Powder Explosion
95	200540128	12/24/1996	0317500	X	3399	Employee Dies Of Burns After Iron Dust Explosion And Fire
96	201350196	11/14/1996	0419700	X	2899	Two Employees Killed In Explosion
97	171054661	11/05/1996	0854910		2899	Two Employees Burned In Chemical Fire
98	171054638	10/30/1996	0854910		2899	Employee'S Arm Burned In Explosion
99	200040053	08/14/1996	0653510	X	2421	Two Employees Killed In Fire In A Sawdust Storage Hopper
100	200620102	06/25/1996	0454712		3399	Employee Suffers Smoke Inhalation In Dust Collector Fire

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