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Two companies were indicted as a result of 2 deaths that occured this past year to workers on high lines.
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Don

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Don,
do i need to register?


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Sparky,
I didn't know that you had to register to read the Chicago Tribune story. I must have registered some time in the past and a cookie let me right in to the story. I'll try another link to the story in the Chicago SunTimes.
electrical firms indicted


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thank you Don


the first case includes a poor soul's 2nd day on the job, the second a crane with no grounding.

the thing that's bothersome is that the deceased can't defend themselves here.....

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"The allegations made, we believe, are not factual, and we will show as time goes on that they are not warranted" he said.
no doubt the co. will produce paperwork that each were made to sign on walking in the door....

corporate putz!


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