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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (20) has Hsted 416,000 persons employed as welders, cutters, and welding machine operators, with 90% employed in the fields of manufacturing, services, constmction, and wholesale trades. The same report projects a decline in employment for welders job prospects remain good, however, as the number of qualified workers entering the market is expected to balance workers leaving the field. 

In the United States the most extensive commercial deposits are located in California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. The U.S. Bureau of Mines also reports the commercial operation of diatomite deposits in Arizona (7). 

The programs are described at length in the NBS publication NBS-IR 87-3669, System of Hardware and Software Developed for Size Exclusion Chromatography by B. Dickens and F.L. McCrackln, National Bureau of Standards, 1987, and available from NTIS under order number 88153697. Host of that report is concerned with interactive operation of the programs. 

Nature NavOrd Rept NBSJR NC NDRC Rept NOra or NORD Rept OffGaz Off) Ohart(1946) ONRRR OpNav( Publications) Ordn OrgSynth(Voi year) Nature(London) Naval Ordnance Report National Bureau of Standards, Journal of Research (see JRNBS) Nitrocellulose (combined with SS in 1943) National Defense Research Council Report Naval Ordnance Report OffieialGazette, US Patent Office, Dept of Commerce, Washington 25,DC Official Tournal(British Patents) T.C.Ohart," Elements of Ammunition, Wiley, NY (1946) Office of Naval Research, Research Reviews Office of the Chief of Naval Operations(Publications), Washington,DC Ordnance, formerly ArOrdn "Organic Syntheses Wiley, NY, Coll Vols 1(1941), 2(1943), 3(1955) and individual vols 30(1950), 31(1951), 32(1952), 33(1953), 34(1954), 35(1955) 36(1956)... 

Hall and Cassel describe a complete, commercially available experimental system for detailed studies of the thermal history and other characteristics of fibers, a common form of evidence material. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms has developed a large library of inks of known manufacture dates and reports excellent cooperation from industry in its tagging project (Brunelle and Cantu). Again, the application of a well established technique (in this case thin-layer chromatography, which is sensitive enough to allow concurrent handwriting and other supportive analysis) proves its value not only operationally but also from the viewpoint of legal admissibility (Brunelle and Cantu). 

Industry Operations Bureau, Dept, of Commerce. Rubber Statistics Chemicals Drugs—Industry Reports, Dept, of Commerce Internal Revenue Bulletin, Treasury Dept. 

Operations Reports (Confidential), Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations, Brisbane, Queensland, irregular. 

Excludes premium pay for overtime and (or work on week ends, holidays, and late shifts. (Add 5-8t/hr on second shift 1 11 ( /hr on third shift.) t Data limited to men workers except where otherwise indicated. X Inoludw all drivers regardless of siie and ty of truck operated. ifoU Dashes indicate no data or insufliGicnt data to warrant presentation. boukcb Bureau of Labor Statistics, BLiS Report 103. 

P. G. Guest, V. W. Sikora, and Bernard Lewis, Static Electricity in Hospital Operating Suites Direct and Related Hazards and Pertinent Remedies, Bureau of Mines, U.S. Department of the Interior, Report of Investigations 4833, Pittsburgh, 1952, 64 pp. 

I lowing North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes, unless they are asked in writing to do so by OSHA, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), or a state agency operating under the authority of OSHA or the BLS. All employers, including those partially exempted by reason of company size or industry classification, must report... 

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