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FEBRUARY 24, 2003
VOLUME 32 ISSUE 8
PREMIUM CONTENT FROM PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER
ULTRALIFE’S LITHIUM SMOKE ALARM BATTERIES SHOULD LAST 10+ YEARS, CPSC STAFF DECIDES
GAS RANGES AND HOODS CAN INTERACT DANGEROUSLY; PROBLEM NEEDS INDUSTRY ATTENTION, CPSC SAYS
COMMISSION SET TO DISCUSS PETITION TO REQUIRE REGISTRATION CARDS IN CHILDREN’S PRODUCTS
KID CAMPAIGNS TARGET RECALL EFFECTIVENES AND CHANGES AT CSPC; GROUP ISSUES STUDY
U.K. DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER BEGINS KITCHEN FIRE SAFETY CAMPAIGN
WINTER BRINGS HEATING WARNINGS FROM VARIOUS GROUPS
SEATTLE SAFETY SEAT USE RISES AFTER CAMPAIGN
MISSOURI LAUNCHES INJURY CONTROL EFFORT
CPSC BRIEFS
TRADE & INDUSTRY BRIEFS
FOREIGN & INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
STATE ACTIVITY BRIEFS
