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Safety Tips

May 2, 2002  | CEE News
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The CPSC released the following instructions today in order to keep the rate of accidental death down. When participating in outdoor, overhead activities, consumers should take the following precautions: Keep all objects - including masts, poles, ladders, tools and toys - far away from power lines at all times. If taking down or moving an antenna, be aware of new power lines that have been put up
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