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I <I ,tf I ftr { ii ) 1 Iiiiiyi j i run I It* t _ M I t I M*f IK 1971 Jtr. Herbert L. Levine, Prf'sidmt Sprnyofl Mineral Kihr Mnmif cturi:ra Assoc, Asbos tnMpr iiy CnrjH.rnt 1 >it fl()3 ilr*mi<i Newark, Nr'W Dear lk>rh: The Inst wki have been very distressing, Cheeking annsrou* ccnplainta, we rind that iprayinc of asbestos Insulation has almost reverted to the uncontrolled status of a ypnr. ago. Inner at the Department of Air Resources efj-- be i virtually powerless to nltsr the situation; ahnw eeno^srdera end' eunnoeses end nontha later In Mill fines, apparent ly^aOPufjed off s e bneinees ipn, *^ .s*M predicated open the expectation that such conCrels would he instituted and continued. This hss not happened. The aware ness of the availability of eentrol surwa Is no substitute for their application. At the ties 1 made ay position known m the hew York City Council, I also slated that If controls were not oil Used, then the jmlenttsl hsaard of ainsfsi (Itwr ftrprH.Mng ess ae great to esrrsnt lia ineedlata t.anniue, rot- the aefsty ttf hulldlne t '' vttrhSMn ami t f-e gntwrsi t I , I r* Slew of vhet has happened, 2 eeuM st*}gir urge that such n ben be enforced. 2 an sesra Of ths efforts you personally have wade to anturs appropriate self-policing by industry. 1 regret that your efforts did aot succeed. fincerely yours. im