Raymer v. Industrial Commission
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
DONOFRIO, Judge.
This case is before the Court by writ of ■certiorari on the petition of claimant, Helen Raymer, to review the lawfulness ■of the findings and award of The Industrial Commission of Arizona.
Petitioner, an employee of Motorola, Inc., alleged that she sustained a compensable injury arising out of an accident in the course of her employment when she -inhaled hydrochloric acid fumes in a plating laboratory at Motorola on April 24, 1969. According to her testimony, she ■coughed and her eyes burned after the inhalation of the fumes. She did not mention the incident to her supervisor…
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