21.   The Senate voted Tuesday night along largely partisan lines to repeal new rules that President Bill Clinton issued four months ago to reduce workplace injuries.

22.   The Senate voted Tuesday night along largely partisan lines to repeal new rules that President Bill Clinton issued four months ago with the aim of reducing workplace injuries.

23.   They call for companies to provide educational information about workplace injuries and to take steps to curtail them.

24.   What is the most useful and cost-effective government involvement in addressing workplace ergonomic injuries?

25.   Workplace injuries and deaths caused by illegal conditions far outnumber the toll from assaults, rapes and murders.

26.   Other battles raged over the federal lawsuit against cigarette companies and administration efforts to reduce workplace injuries.

27.   But gaps remained over specifics, including a GOP effort to block the administration from imposing rules, opposed by business, aimed at reducing workplace injuries.

28.   But disagreements remained over specifics, including a GOP effort to block the Clinton administration from imposing business-opposed rules aimed at reducing workplace injuries.

29.   Democrats are also balking at a new GOP proposal to block a proposed Clinton administration rule aimed at reducing workplace injuries, an initiative opposed by the business community.

30.   Down-to-the-wire fights are continuing over rules the Clinton administration proposed years ago to reduce workplace injuries and improve air quality.