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Heat Guns Containing Asbestos Recalled

A program to repair approximately 20,000 "heat guns" used by model airplane hobbyists is being conducted by the manufacturer, Top Flite Models, Inc., of Chicago, Illinois. The heat guns, which contain asbestos heat shields in the barrel, emit asbestos fibers during use.

Wham-O To Correct Potential Hazard In Children's Outdoor Water Toy

A program to correct more than 100,000 outdoor "Fun Fountain" water toys which may cause serious injuries to children is being conducted by the Wham-O Mfg. Co. of San Gabriel, California.

February 14, 1980

CPSC, Bassett Furniture Reach Consent Agreement Over Crib Hazards

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission provisionally has accepted a consent agreement with Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc., involving two crib styles that could pose a life-threatening strangulation hazard to infants.

February 11, 1980

Faulty Portable Electric Heaters Recalled

Approximately 1,000 heavy-duty, model 267C, portable electric heaters which may pose a shock hazard to consumers are being recalled by their manufacturer, the Titan Sales Corporation, of Kansas City, Missouri.

February 11, 1980

Trolley-Ride Toys To Be Repaired

A program to repair approximately 35,000 "Fun Ride Trolley Ride" toys which may seriously injure children is being conducted by the toy's manufacturer, Davis-Grabowski, Inc., of Miami, Florida.

November 29, 1979

Infant's exercising Toy Recalled

Approximately 1,000 toys which may pose a hazard to infants are being recalled by the toy's retailer, the F.A.O. Schwarz Company, of New York City.

November 28, 1979

Warning Against Potential Strangulations By CPSC

Alarmed that parents may be exposing their infants to possible strangulation by continued use of two dangerous types of baby cribs, the Consumer Product Safety Commission today again urged consumers to participate in a program to eliminate the hazard.

November 21, 1979

Stuffed Toy Mobiles Recalled

Approximately 422,000 stuffed mobile toys which may pose a strangulation hazard to infants are being recalled by their importer, R. Dakin & Company, of San Francisco.