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Vol. 2, No. 39,
June 26, 2000
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 SafeWorkSafeKids
Every
summer, between 3 and 4 million teens have summer jobs. Every
year about 200,000 are injured on the job. Here are tips for
employers and parents to keep these young workers safe.
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 Making
America
Disaster
Resistant
We can't
stop hurricanes, tornadoes or other natural disasters -- yet
-- but we can take steps to protect lives and property in
advance. FEMA's Project Impact works with local governments
and business partners to help communities become disaster
resistant.
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 Keeping
the Past
of the National Pastime
The
boys of summer are in full swing, and to honor baseball's unique
role in American history, the Library of Congress has put together
this online exhibit of early baseball cards. You can search
through the names that are today's legends and rediscover both
a childhood hobby and a lifelong passion. |
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