Compaq provides council library with gift

Article Abstract:

Houston, TX-based Compaq Computer Corp. has given the National Safety Council's Library the amount of $10,000 as a gift for the purchase of materials for the institution's Compaq Electronic Technology Collection to be spent over a two-year period. The computer industry giant, which is the world's leading firm in the industry, has incorporated safety and health concerns in its operations.

Electronic computers, Computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Computer industry, Compaq Computer Corp., CPQ, Donations

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Safety in the digital age

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A survey is conducted among safety professionals from several United States industries on the extent to which technological developments over the last decade have affected their roles. Their personal narratives illustrate the importance of the Internet and use of machines which reduce personal injury.

Innovations, Personal narratives, Safety and security measures, Technological innovations, Safety consultants

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McMillan named president of National Safety Council

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The appointment of Alan C. McMillan in the position of president of the National Safety Council in the United States is discussed. Alan McMillan is interviewed about his plans for the future of the Council, including expanding the safety standards from workplaces to homes and the community.

Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Interview, Personalities, Safety engineers, McMillan, Alan C.

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