Biological effects of ionizing radiation Appen. 1 v. 1, Volume 1U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health, 1979 - Government publications - 18 pages |
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... resulting in his death , was his " temporary employer " and liable to his widow and dependent mother for com- pensation under this subchapter , though employee was hired and paid by United States . Pinson V. Minidoka Highway Dist ...
... resulting in his death , was his " temporary employer " and liable to his widow and dependent mother for com- pensation under this subchapter , though employee was hired and paid by United States . Pinson V. Minidoka Highway Dist ...
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... result of the employe's oc- cupation , and without any negligence or misconduct , he becomes unable to carry on his work , and the condition continues for more than fifteen days . 1909 , 27 Op . Atty.Gen . 316 . The word " accident " is ...
... result of the employe's oc- cupation , and without any negligence or misconduct , he becomes unable to carry on his work , and the condition continues for more than fifteen days . 1909 , 27 Op . Atty.Gen . 316 . The word " accident " is ...
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... results of such study , together with his findings and recommendations , to the Congress not later than 12 months after the date of the enactment of this Act [ Sept. 7 , 1974 ] . " Processing of Claims Filed by District of Columbia ...
... results of such study , together with his findings and recommendations , to the Congress not later than 12 months after the date of the enactment of this Act [ Sept. 7 , 1974 ] . " Processing of Claims Filed by District of Columbia ...
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... resulting in injury to federal employee is one fac- tor to be considered in determining whether there is substantial question of coverage under this chapter , it is not the sole criteria . Bailey v . U. S. , Through Dept. of Army , C.A. ...
... resulting in injury to federal employee is one fac- tor to be considered in determining whether there is substantial question of coverage under this chapter , it is not the sole criteria . Bailey v . U. S. , Through Dept. of Army , C.A. ...
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... resulting from the performance of the functions specified herein or from other sources when such data are of im ... results of the Bureau's work by chibits or otherwise 23 may be deemed most effective , and including the use of National ...
... resulting from the performance of the functions specified herein or from other sources when such data are of im ... results of the Bureau's work by chibits or otherwise 23 may be deemed most effective , and including the use of National ...
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