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FILE NAME Painters and Allied Trades PAINT
DATE 1983 June
DOC PAINT074
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from Painters and Allied Trades
Journal
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NEWS AND FEATURES
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5 _ Labor Supports Job Creation Programs
6 Unemployment Hits Most Areas Hard | Building Trades Call for Action on Jobs
12 Colorado Newspaper Covers Health Problems
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THE
PAINTERS
AND
Publicity like cleaning
tothe truth
the waypeople who
have
this
disease
"
react
Friel said
to or 20 years bad for you You
bought ahouse raised a family
:
and provided for them Thenone
go you that you've got to quit
- mow lawns or something
zardszards But Larson told the News IBPAT's training efforts are often
stymied because of the failure by
manufacturers to properly manufacturers
label their
|
toducts The News article points
that labels on most paint con-
ainers do not tell much about their
contents even though some contain substances so toxic that painters are
xposed above the permissible levels
Kalmost as soon as they open the can
Although OSHA is considering re-
redients regulations labels to quiring these
list
hazardous in/ would
cover only products used in . manu-
facturing facilities those usedin
IBPAT No Greater Love . IBPAT's
and
Director of
Jurisdiction
missing in Southeast Asia Broadcast
James Shay represented IBPAT and -
labor at recent No Greater Love dedication. service for POWs and
news commentator Howard K. Smith was master of ceremonies
No Greater Love's Chairman of the
MIAs No Greater Love a group
founded to aid the families of U.S.
Board Carmella LaSpada noted that
the amelanchier tree will be living
servicemen taken prisoner or missing memorial to America's POWs and to
in Southeast Asia dedicated an ame- all those who keeptheir dreams alive
lanchier tree at Arlington National
Cemetery in Virginia as a living
all American memorial to ' Foe
POWs and
Children ofkep fathers missing in
Southeast Asia concluded the cere-
mony by | planting forgetnots at
MIAS . Other
guests
include Veterans
Ad-
ministration Chief Harry Walters two
members 'of No Greater Love's Na-
tional Advisory Council Sen. Robert
Dole Kans and Lindy Boggs
- La and former POWs and their |
left the base of thetree 0S
Shown in picture below
to
right former Vietnam POW Col. John
Fer USAF IBPAT Director of Juris-
diction
James
Shay and
his wife
:
Lor-
No
raine and No No Greater LoveChairman
families and families families . of men . still
early labels should list
symptoms of
overexposure overexposure and emergency treat-
ment It is also possible to determine
advance the cubic feet of fresh airair
toxic exposures ThisThis ventilarequirement could also appear
paint and allied product labels
Workers from overexposure Wolford
the News but many contractors
provide these safeguards even
though they are responsibfloer the
safety of their employees