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September 21, 1972 Kiss Gail Baum 25 Knolls Crescent Bronx, New York 10463 Dear Kiss Baum Working with Aroclors in the laboratory should pose no problem if the present-day practices followed by responsible laboratories are fol lowed. Adequate ventilation must be present to assure removal of any fumes that might be generated. The Aroclor should be used at the minimum temperatures required to successfully carry out your work. Any clothing that is contaminated should be removed and laundered before reuse. Any Aroclors on the skin should be washed with ordinary soap and water. Scrap Aroclor or materials containing Aroclor such as rags should be disposed of by burial in a sanitary land fill. I hope you find this information useful.' If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/bt W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection . DSN 017819 v/ **> STLCOPCB4004364