Collection: J. Davitt McAteer Papers regarding Mining Safety, 1860/2013, bulk 1970/2010 / Date range: 1998 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection J. Davitt McAteer Papers regarding Mining Safety, 1860/2013, bulk 1970/2010 Date range 1998

Assorted research and other material, 1969/2003 Box 50, Folder 4

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Award given to the Mine Safety and Health Administration and J. Davitt McAteer for "the progress made in fighting Black Lung disease in the mining industry" from the National Black Lung Association, 1998 Box 74e, Folder 3

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Case Study of MSHA as a Government Organization 1998 -Thomas Boushier, 1998 Box 118, Folder 16

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Charleston Gazette "No More Mining Deaths" and Assorted Articles, 1969/2008 Box 117, Folder 18

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Chronicle of Polish Copper, 1998 Box 60b, Folder 2

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"Coal: A Memoir and Critique" by Duane Lockard, 1998 Box 62, Folder 11

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Fairmont State College Doctor of Laws Degree commemorative plaque, 1998 Box 74e, Folder 1

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Framed wooden carving of a grouse from Yuri A. Fedchenko, Rector Kemerono Regional Upgrading Institute Ministry of Fuel and Energy, Russian Federation, 1998 Box 77, Folder 10

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"Fraudulent Dust Sampling, " CBS Evening News VHS tape, 1998 Box 72a, Folder 12

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"Highwall Mining Safe Work Procedures" CD, 1998 Box 73, Folder 21

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