The Thiokol Chemical Corporation explosion of 1971; memorializing the victims; condolences

This resolution memorializes the 29 workers (primarily Black women) who died in the 1971 Thiokol Chemical Corporation explosion in Woodbine, Georgia, and acknowledges the 50 injured. It specifically names the victims - such as Gertrude Anderson and Mary Alice Baker - and expresses the Georgia House's deepest sympathy to their families and the Woodbine community. The resolution serves as a symbolic tribute to honor their sacrifice, which historically contributed to safety reforms like OSHA's creation. As a commemorative measure, it does not enact new laws or policies.