Jurors have become the referees of auto safety, and Tab Turner is their mentor.
Under California's utility rules, customers pay for safety improvements, a tab that includes an 8.79 percent profit margin for PG&E.
My favorite Mütter display is the assortment of collar buttons, hair clips, safety pins, diaper tabs, jacks, skate keys and dental appliances, among other things, organized in flat drawers, like hardware items.
If I were responsible for writing the definition of diaper found in dictionaries I'd write something like this: "An absorbent, waterproof, protective undergarment made of either reusable or disposable material which is drawn up between the legs and fastened at the waist by tape tabs, safety pins, or other methods.
Instead of dealing with wiring up a grill ignitor, just hook a safety pin to the tab on the side and bend it towards the tip.
In California the tab for safety-net care falls to counties, which run hospitals largely to take care of the poor and under- or uninsured.
AROUND THE LEAGUE Cincinnati receiver Tab Perry and safety Ethan Kilmer were placed on injured reserve, ending their seasons.
The Cardiff Tab reports that the "safety grilles" were built onto the outside of the biomedical building in an effort to prevent people sleeping next to them.
Mr. Villaraigosa said the city is responsible for protecting public safety and should pick up the $1.4 million tab for police overtime and other services from the event last week at the Staples Center.
The report also found that directors in the 70 or so nations that have invited the Peace Corps were largely autonomous, complicating the task of keeping tabs on volunteers and ensuring safety.
