SAN FRANCISCO - The Ventura County Medical Examiner has announced that the three oil workers who died at work on August 10 had toxic levels of carbon monoxide in their blood. "At this time, there is no indication that hydrogen sulfide gas played a role in their deaths, but blood samples have been sent to a consulting lab for further tests for hydrogen sulfide." (NEWS p. 00-6017.)Jim Smith is Pride Petroleum Service's director of safety and training. He called to express his indignation at the way the L
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