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Health / Safety - Vol. 15 No. 2, June 1987
June 1987
Health / Safety - Vol. 15 No. 2
The Gift by Don Reitz. Health and the Potter - a popular and important series of articles on injury, toxicity, and safety: Not Crossing the Yellow Line by Gerry Williams, Introduction by Julian A. Waller, guest editor, Musculoskeletal Injuries by Gerald Weisman, To Sciatica and Back: A Potter's Journey by John Glick, Silicosis and the Workplace by William Graham, How Safe are Asbestos Substitutes? by Brooke T. Mossman, Metal Poisoning from Ceramic Materials and Processes by Monona Rossol, Dealing with Physicians by Julian A. Waller, Firing and Fire Safety by John M. Watts, Jr., The Tu-Dor Kiln: A Joint Collaboration - a kiln for potters with orthopedic problems by Jacqueline Clipsham, and Design and Management of the Pottery Studio to Promote Safety by Julian A. Waller and Martin Johansen. 17 Kentucky Potters. Seonaid Robertson - an interview.
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We all share notions of invulnerability. We think we can go on forever being strong and vital. "It can't happen here," we say until something does happen.
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