1991 to 1995

1995

Summer

• Waterbaloons/Slingshots: Toy or Weapon?
• Does Your Boat Have the Right Safety Equipment
• Preventing Occupational Disease

Spring

• Tap Water Burns
• Tanning Beds Cause Eye Injuries
• Slippery Walking Surfaces are Preventable

Winter

• Heat Tape Fire Hazard
• Crib Corner Posts May Cause Strangulation
• Gas Fueled Tools Can Poison Users

1994

Fall

• Will Day Time Running Lights Be Standard Equipment?
• Child Resistant Cigarette Lighters

Summer

• Boating: Rules of the Road
• Baseball: Is it Safe as it Should Be?
• Forklift Safety: Equipment and Precautions

Spring

• Is Your Bike Safe?
• Baby Walkers Are Not for Babies
• Climbing Rails: Modern Protection for Old Hazards

1993

Fall

• NHISA Issues School Bus Hazard Alert
• New Laws Make Renting Safer
• Is You Tractor Safe?

Summer

• ATVs are Not for Everyone
• What You Should First Know About Jet Skis
• Chemical Hazards – Your Right to Know

Spring

• Is Your Truck Safe?
• Choose the Right Bicycle Helmet
• Unguarded Factory Machines: Who’s Liable for the Accident?

1992

Fall

• Making Safety Belts Safe
• Soccer Goals
• Old PTO Shafts Need Guards

Summer

• Advances in Electrical Safety
• Transporting Children Safely
• Guidelines for Lifting

Spring

• Boat Stall Hazard Identified
• Jump Start Car Batteries
• Confined Spaces Poses Dangers

Winter

• Overriding Need: Truck Under ride Crash Protection
• Smoke Detectors: Rights and Duties
• Trench Cave-Ins: A Preventable Hazard

1991

Summer

• Summer Safety Starts Before You Enter the Pool
• Flat Tire Inflator Poses Hazard
• Fall Protection is Everyone’s Responsibility

Spring

• Ride On-Mowers Can Be Safer?
• Playground Safety is Not Child’s Play
• Avoid Repetitive Task Injuries

Winter

• Space Heaters Require Caution
• Doors Can Deal a Crashing Blow
• Step-Up Ladder Safety