Word: hazardous
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Edward S. Gruson, assistant to the President for Community Affairs, met yesterday afternoon with Boston Fire Commissioner James H. Kelly to discuss several proposed ways of minimizing the hazard to neighborhood children...
Another Boston lawyer, Gerald A. Berlin, agreed in part with Kaitz. "I would think Harvard's standard of responsibility in this case is minimal, or totally minimal, unless there have been previous attachments with regard to the pond as a hazard." Berlin said...
Another consideration, Jaffe said, is that any negligence must be determined with the understanding that children, not adults, were attracted to any potential hazard on the University's land...
...reactors are the alternative kind of reactors in current use) has a record of annually emitting hundreds of thousands of curies of radiation into the environment. Pressurized water reactors, on the other hand, emit hardly any radiation. Why was the more polluting kind of reactor chosen? What kind of hazard is posed by the emissions of the boiling water reactor? These are the kind of questions that the public should ask of the power company before the reactor is allowed to operate. Yet no opportunity to raise such questions will be had if the date of May 23 quietly slips...
Alive and Well. For most coronary patients such hazard is acceptable. "Risks are statistics," explains a doctor in Rachel Mackenzie's newly published Risk (Viking; $3.95), an account of her experience with heart surgery. "So far as you're concerned, they're 100% or they're zero." The doctor is right, and for those who survive heart surgery, the prognosis is promising. Of Johnson's revascularization patients, 77% have survived at least two years after their operations; some of Effler's earliest patients have lived three years with their new plumbing. Most bypass patients...