Dean Blauser   Dean Blauser is used to dealing with hazardous materials and makes sure all precautions are taken during such incidents.
Blauser Addresses Job Hazards
By Mark Sanchez
Published: March 13, 2002
GRAND HAVEN — They didn't know better.   If they had, the firefighters responding to the burning rail car in Lansing years ago wouldn't have sprayed water on it — and the chemical inside, sodium isoxyanthate, wouldn't have exploded and blown the top off of the rail car.

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