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GENERAL ELECTRIC REAL ESTATE AND CONSTRUCTION GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY. ONE RIVER ROAO. SCHENECTADY, NEW .YORK 12345 . Phan* (518) 374-2211 OPERATION August 29, 1975 Hr. Meyer Scolnick Director, Enforcement Division Environmental Protection Agency 26 Federal Plaza New York, N. Y. 10007 *Dear Hr. Scolnick: The attached report is in response to your request for information on our use of PCB material. This report covers all GE facilities for the time period July, 1974 through June, 1975. A subsequent report will pro vide the information from 1971 through June, 1974. Due to the diversity of General Electric's businesses, we have provided a consolidated response through this office. If you have any Questions re garding the data presented, or desire any additional.information, please contact me. My phone is (518) 374-2211, Ext. 5-5791. Very truly yours, Is Att. . J. A. Bacchetti Environmental Coordinator Hew Projects GENP 005481 i` SERVING 774127 PROGRESS 1. a. No PCB is produced at any General Electric Facility. In July, 1974, 2 drums (approximately 1200 lbs) of PCB was imported. Its trade name is Pyralene, and chemically is trichlorinated binhenyl. The producer was Prodelec, Siega Social: 25, quai Paul-Doumer, 92480 Courbevoie, France. b. The imported PCB was handled at the General Electric Facility in Hudson Falls, New York: Address: General Electric Company Capacitor Products Department John Street Hudson Falls, New York 12839 c. None of the imported PCB was distributed to Customers. It is used only for laboratory testing. 2. All PCB's used by G E a r e incorporated into transformer and capacitor products and the repair of transformers,. The details of these products, and their PCB contents are listed below as specific answers to parts a throuah e. Each facility is listed separately. We feel the information in this Section is entitled to protection as trade secrets, and hereby reauest that it be maintained as confidential, pur suant to 40 CFR Part 2 zRfrcno r i M i m 774128 For: Medium Transformer Department a) PCB (Aroclor 1254)was incorporated into three classes of transformers: Secondary Substation transformers (Type A) Primary Substation transformers (Type B) Distribution.Substation transformer (Type C) b) The total amount of PCB incorporated into these transformers from Julya 1074 through June, 1975 was as follows: Type A Type B Type C 90,000 gallons 24,900 gallons 10,000 gallons c} All the PCB incorporated into these products was obtained from Monsanto Industrial Chemical Company 800 N. Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, Mo. 63166 d) All the above products are manufactured and distributed by: Medium Transformer Department General Electric Company Redmond Circle Rome, Ga. 30161 e ) . The above products are in finished form, ready to use without any further fabrication. The number of customers is unavailable at this time, but will be furnished along with th data submission for years 1971-1974. R K O O fiNjqn 774 729 For: D istribution Transformer Products Department a) PCB (Aroclor 1254) was incorporated into distribution transformers * up to 2500 Kva size. b) The total amount of PCB incorporated into these transformers from July, 1974 through June, 1975, was 75,000 gallons. c) All the PCB incorporated into the above product was obtained from: Monsanto Industrial Chemicals Company 800 N. Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, Mo. 63166 d) All of the above products is manufactured and distributed by: Distribution Transformer Products Department General Electric Company 100 Woodlawn Avenue Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 e) The above product is in finished form, ready to use without any further fabrication. The number of units produced from July, 1974, through June, 1975, was 689. The number of customers is not available at this time, but will be provided along with the data submission for years 1971 - 1974. 774130 GENP 005484 For: Power Transformer Products Department a) PCB (Aroclor 1254) was incorporated into four classes of transformers Railroad transformers Furnace transformers Rectifier transformers Saturable transformers b) The total amount of PCB incorporated into these transformers from July, 1974 through June, 1975, was 269,000 pounds. A breakdown by product type is unavailable. c) All the PCB incorporated into these products was obtained from: Monsanto Industrial Chemicals Company 800 N. Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, Mo. 63166 d) All the above products are manufactured and distributed by: Power Transformer Products Department General Electric Company 100 Woodlawn Avenue Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 e) The above products are in finished form, ready to use without any further fabrication. The number of units produced from July, 1974, through June, 1975, was 135, and were sold to 9 different customers. 774131 S8PSOO For: Capacitor Products Department a. PCB (Aroclor 1016) was incorporated into electric capacitors. b. The total amount of PCB incorporated into capacitors, from July, 1974, through July, 1975, was 6,700,000 pounds. c. All the PCB incorporated into these products was obtained from: Monsanto Industrial Chemical Company 800 N. Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, Mo. 63166 d. . Capacitors are manufactured in two General Electric Facilities: General Electric Company John Street Hudson Falls, New York and General Electric Company Upper Broadway Fort Edward, New York ATI the capacitors are distributed throuah these two facilities%except for about 1-2% which are shinned to 10 district warehouses operated by General Electric. e. The above product is in finished form, ready to use without any further fabrication. The total number of capacitors Produced in the period July, 1974, through June,, 1975, was approximately 31 million, and were sold to 580 different customers. 774132 GENP 005486 For: Apparatus Service Business Division Preface: This Division operates 78 service shops in 35 states. These shops repair a host of electrical and mechanical products not all of which were originally manufactured by General Electric. Each shop has the capability of repairing transformers containing PCB materials. These repairs often involve refilling (totally or partially) transformers with PCB materials. In the period July, 1974, through June, 1975, we estimate that about 50 of these shops actually incorporated GE purchased PCB into re paired transformers. A specific breakdown as to the exact location of each use of PCB is available, but for. simplicity, we have provided data for the total Apparatus Service Business Division. This data was obtained from the Division management offices in Schenectady, New York. If you request, we can provide additional.details. a. This Division repairs, and where required, refills transformers, containing PCB material. Also, the Division acts as a distri butor for PCB material for customers who wish to refill their own transformers, this distribution function is very limited. b. The total amount of PCB incorporated into transformers repaired by GE, from July, 1974 through June, 1975, was 31,306 gallons. The total amount of PCB distributed to customers to refill their own transformers was 205 gallons. / o+,cnn ,TMTrn c. Sources of PCB's used for transformer repairs by the Division. Monsanto Chemical Co. General Electric General Electric Avco Aero-Structure Rowan and Blair Hall Electric St. Louis, Mo. Rome, Ga. Pittsfield, Mass. P.O.Box 210, Nashville, Tenn. Michigan Muskegon, Michigan 32,457 gallons 1,220 gallons 605 gallons 55 gallons 55 gal1ons 20 gallons Sources of PCB distributed by the Division for customer use in refilling their own transformers. Monsanto Chemical Co. St. Louis, Mo. 205 gallons (Note: This data is the amount of PCB's purchased over the subject period. The difference between this total and the amount incor porated into transformers in b.) above is an inventory change. " d. e. We do have records available as to the quantity of PCB used bv each of our 78 shops.and will provide these details if you so reque: We do not have accurate record available regarding the name or number of the many customers that have been served by this Division 774133 3. To the best of our knowledae, no PCB's were used by our Company during the subject oeriod for any ouroose except for incorporation into sealed products. In fact, there are continuing corporate efforts to assure that there are no other uses. The only exception, of course, is laboratory testing of PCB compounds. This usage, through not auantified, is certainly smali, is under the complete control of scientific Personnel aware of its potential hazards, and, where necessary, is disposed of in government approved manners. 4. During the subject period, no PCB's were reclaimed by the General Electric Company. 774134 0 Xf f l o o Ul 4^ CO CO S* K t Disposai For: Medium Transformer Oepartamt Type o f PCS Haste PSCoSlidconWtaamsteina(treadgs, wood, paper, earth, etc.) PCS contaminated Liquid wastes (mine ral o i l , karosena i water) Aaotrnt Disposed from 7/74 through i/7S- Disposal Hathod S674 drums (55 gal. Chemical Landfill each) ' (unknown concentration of PCS) 85,734 lbs (unknown concentration of PC8) Incineration de signed fiar PCS's. Disposal Contractor Disposal Site Taxis Ecologists, Inc. Site toned by P. 0. Box 307 Texas Ecologis' Robstown, Texas 78380 Inc. Monsanto Chemical Co. W, F. Xrtmerlck Plant Route #3 Sauget, Illinois 62201 Incinerator un< control of Monsanto Chemi Cosmany For: Distribution Transformer Products Department and Power Transfbrmr Products Department Haste PCS 190,000 lbs. Incineraton design General Electric ad for PCS's. (In-house) Steel drums contamina T,1S7 drura ted with PCS (approx. 1 lbs. of PCB per drua) Steel fornace at Steel Mili Unknown scrap steel contractor For: Capacitor Products Department Out of Soec. and unrepairable capacitors 173,000 lb s. of PCB Sanltary Landflll Soerry Trucfcs, Inc. 280 Upper Bay St. 61ens.Falls, N. Y. P ittsfield , Ma Various Steel Hudson Falls, New York Liquids contaminated with PCS * 53,000 lb s. Of PCS Comercial dis posai Rollins Environmental Bridgeport, Services New Jersey P . 0. Box 2349 Hllmlngton, Del. 19699 52.000 lb s. of PCB Commercial dis posai For: Apparatus Service Business.Division Haste PCB and other materials contaminated with PCB 37,325 gallons (the amount handled by each disposal contractor 1s wiluinm.) Uhknown 774135 Chemtrol Pollution Services P. 0. Sox 200 Model City, New.York 14107 * Model City, New York 6.E. Transformer Store R-4Q Bldg. 29B-Gite 17 East Street P ittsfie ld , Mass.01201 Unknown Monsanto Chemical Co. Incinerator Dept. (831) W. 6. Xnxsnlch Plant Sauget, Illinois Chem-Trol Pollution Services 1550 Balmer Road Niagara Falls Model City, N.Y. 14107 (tollIns Environmental Scenic Highway and V . Cheats* Lane East Baton Rouge Parish, U . 70807 Texas Ecologist, Inc. P, 0 . Box 307 Robstown, Texas 78380 Rollins Environmental Tidal Road and Highway 134 Deer Park, Texas Rollins Environmental Route 322 Swedesboro, New Jersey A n n !son Army Depot Amison, Alabama Avco Aero-Structure Nashville* Terni. O tti 2 O o Ul oo VO 6.* During the period July, 1974, through June, 1975, the following composition of PCB's were handled by General Electric operations. All transformer applications (Assembly and Repair) Aroclor 1254 All capacitor applications Aroclor 1016 Other PCB's of unknown composition may have been disposed of by the service shops in conjunction with refilling transformers with PCB composed of Aroclor 1254. 774136 jtk c htm 7. For: Medium Transformer Department Concentration of PCS (iny*g/l) in discharge to waterway discharge points those described in the facility's NPDES permit: Date of Sample Discharge Point Typical Flow Rate (Exact rate unknown) Gal/day of process discharge (Storm water not included in flow rates). 001 002 003 0 36,000 24,000 004 156,000 7/74 10/74 2/75 4/10/75 4/16/75 4/30/75 5/16/75 5/30/75 6/12/75 6/26/75 NS NS 1540 36 NS NS NS NS NS NS <1 3610 -41 607 2 113 NS 7 NS 2. <2\ NS NS <1 NS <0 NS <1 NS <1 2 NS 1 -l <1 1 3 -a (NS s no sample taken) Ue have no data available on the PCB content of the receiving stream. ,iwqNT) 774137 For: Distribution Transformer Products Department and Power Transformer Products Department. Concentrations of PCB's in the effluent of discharges to the East Branch of the Housatonic River are contained in two discharges, noted as 005 and 006 in the N.P.D.E.S, Permit No. MA00Q3891. Discharge 006 serves the Power Transformer Department and also receives storm runoff from adjacent city areas containing residential and commercial properties. Discharge 005 serves the Power Transformer Department, contiguous city areas and the Distribution Transformer Department. Effluent PCB concentration over the past 4 years are described in de tail in the following submittals to (and/or cooperative studies with) the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: 1. "Application for Permit to Discharge or Work in Navigable Waters and Their Tributaries" dated June 23, 1971. 2. Revisions to Item 1 above dated July 23, 1973. 3. On-site review by U.S.E.P.A. National Field Investigations Center - Cincinnati and Region I September 24, 1974. Results of this re view are contained in N.F.I.C. report dated November 22, 1974, and are reflected in conditions of Permit noted in Item 4 following. 4. N.P.D.E.S. Permit MA0003891 dated December 17, 1974 and subse quent monitoring reports. Monitoring for PCB's has been on a continuous basis and reported in monthly intervals.' As all of these data are quite voluminous and have previously been aubmitted to or originated by the U.S.E.P.A., they have not been included in this reply. The flow of discharges 005 and 006 are quite stable during dry weath and average 1.31 and 0.55 MGD, respectively. Concentrations of PCB's in the receiving stream are contained in the aforementioned N.F.I.C. report described under Item 3. 774138 UtiN P 005492 For: Capacitor Products Department All data on discharge is contained in "WASTEWATER MONITORING PROGRAM & EVALUATION OF CONTROL MEASURES FOR POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (PCB) DISCHARGES TO THE HUDSON RIVER" prepared for: General Electric Company, Hudson Falls, NY. by: Clark, Dietz*, and Associates - Engineers,* Inc. Urbana, Illinois - June 1975 Copies were submitted to Lawrence Nadler, Pure Waters Division, Enviromnen* Conservation Dept., New York State, and Dr. E. Regna, Permits Branch, EPA Region 2, New York, N.Y. 774139 cfifccno dNHO For: Apparatus Service Business Division No analysis has been made of the PCB content of discharge by these shops. Analysis for PCB was performed on the receiving stream, downstream of the discharge of the shop in Atlanta, Georgia. The results were as follows: Date PCB Content /w/1 January 18, 1975 40 March 31, 1975 18 June 30, 1975 30 GENP 005494 774140 8. Methods of transportation of PCB (transportation to the plant of PCB purchased, and transported from the plant of assembled products) For: Medium Transformer Department Container To the Plant Transportation Method Rail Truck U.S. Mail or UPS Tank Car From the Plant X . Assembled Product 55 gallon drums 5 gallon cans 1 qt. test samples X X X X X X X List of known transporters: Railroads Southern Railroad, P, 0. Box D, Rome Ga. 30161 Trucking Companies - The following truck companies carry the company's products and may from time to time carry transformers containing PCB's. Ryder Truck Lines, Box 588, Rome,Ga. 30161 Yellow Freight System, 1222 US 41 N . , Calhoun, Ga. 30701 Superior Trucking Company, 2770 Peyton Road, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30321 C & H Transportation, Box 5976, Dallas, Texas 75222 Moss Trucking Co., 3027 N. Tryon St., Box 8488, Charlotte, N. C. 28208 Carolina Freight Carriers, Route 3, Damasess Church Road, Calhoun, Ga. 30701 Baggett Transportation, Highway US 27, Rome, Ga. 30161 Roadway Exoress, 207 E. 19th St., Rome, Ga. 30161 Time DC, 3419 S. Hickory St., Chattanooga, Terin. 37404 Cedartown-Atlanta Freight Line, Box 127, Cedartown, Ga. 30125 Georgia Highway Exoress, 1807 Hull Ave., Rome, Ga. 30161 Interstate Motor Freight System, P. n. Box 434, Calhoun, Ga. 30701 Theatre Service, 830 Willoughby Way, N.E. Atlanta, Ga. 30312 GENP 0054^ 774141 For: D istrib u tion Transformer Products Department Container ---------- Transportation Method Rail Truck To the Plant Tank Quantities X From the Plant Assembled Products *X TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES USED FOR OUTBOUND SHIPMENTS OF ASSEMBLED PRODUCTS X. Akers Motor Lines 4101 South Interstate 85 P.O. Box 10303 Charlotte, N.C. 28208 2 Arkansas - Best Freight System Inc. 301 S. 11th Street Fort Smith, Arkansas 72901 3. Associated Transport Inc. (Eastern Freightways, Inc.) 380 Madison Avenue New York, N.Y. 10017 4. Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. P.O. Box 697 Cherryville, N C. 28021 5. Consolidated Freightways 175 Linfield Drv. Menlo Park, California 94025 6. William Corbett Inc. 129 Davidson Ave. Somerset, New Jersey 08873 7. Crete Carrier Carp. P.O. Box 81228 Lincoln, Nebraska .68501 8. Acme Fast Freight, Inc. P.O. Box 1052 New Hyde Park, N.Y. 11040 9. Dallas & Mavis Forwarding Co. Inc. * 4000 W. Sample St. South Bend, Indiana 46627 10. Erving Motor Transportation Inc. 13-15 E. Main St. Erving, Mass. 11. Fairbanks Xpress Inc. Hooslck Falls, New York 12090 12. G.E. Leased Truck 774142 13 . Gridley McCormacks Highway Transp. RD 3, Box 4 - Campbell Rd. Schenectady, N.Y. 12306 14 Home Transpartation Co., Inc. 1425 Franklin Rd. S.E. P.O. Box 6426 Marietta, Ga. 30062 15. International Transport Inc. 2430 Marion Rd. S.E. Rochester, Minn. 55901 16. interstate Motor Freight System 134 Grandville Ave. S.W. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49502 17 Jones Motor Bridge St. & Schuykill Rd. Spring City, Pa 19475 18. Kerns Trucking Inc. 117 Fourth St. Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 19. Kimball's Motor Dispatch Inc. Box 117 Great Barrington, Mass. 01230 20. Kreitz Motor Inc P.O. Box 375 ' Wyomissing, Pa. 19610 21. Lombard Bros.Inc. 233 Mill St. Waterbury, Conn. 06720 22; G.E. Mall Truck Bldg. 87 Schenectady, N.Y. , 23, McLean Trucking Co. P.O. Box 213 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 24. M & M Transportation Co. P.O. Box 311 Cambridge, Mass. 02138 * 25. Miller Transfer & Rigging Co. P.O. Box 6077 Akron, Ohio 44312* 26, E. L. Murphy Trucking Co. P.O. Box 3010 St. Paul, Minn. 55165 27. Hormand's City Truck Freightways 35 Southwest Cutoff Rt. U.S., 20 Worcester, Mass. 01604 28. Old Colony Trans. Co. Inc. 676 Dartmouth Street South Dartmouth, Mass. 02748 29. Penn Central Transp. Co. Penn Central Station Philadelphia, Pa. 30. Pilot .Freight Carriers, Inc. P.O. Box 615 Cherry St. & Polo Rd, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27102 31. Pittsfield Freight Lines P.O. Box 277 Stockbridge, Mass. 32. Pittsburgh & New England Trucking 211 Washington Ave. Dravosburg, Pa. 15034 33. Red Star Xpress Lines of Auburn, I . 24-50 Wright Ave. Auburn, New York 13021 34. Roadway Xpress Inc. 1077 Gorge Blvd. Akron, Ohio 44309 35 St Johnsbury Trucking Co., Inc. 38 Main Street St. Johnsbury, 7t. 05819 36. R. M Sullivan Transp. Inc. 649 Cottage St. P.O. Box 155 . Highland Station Springfield, Mass. 01109 37. Smiths Transfer Corp. P.O. Box 1000 (U.S. Highway 11, Nor Staunton, Va. 24401 38. Spector Freight System Inc. 205 W. Wacker Dr. Chicago, 111. 60606 39. Tri-State Motor Transit Co. P.0. Box 113 Joplin, Mo. 64801 40. Yellow Freight System Inc. 10990 Roe Ave. P.0. Box 7270 Overland Park, Kansas fifroo # f s r a n 774143 For: Power Transformer Products Department Container To the Plant Tank Quantities From the Plant Assembled Products Transportation Method kail Trucks X XX All units containing Pyranol are shipped with the liquid in the transformer tank by truck or railroad. Our records show the following carriers were used in the preceding 12-month period for this purpose: Truck: McCormack Highway Transportation Inc., Schenectady, New York New England Transfer Company, Pittsfield, Massachusetts Kreitz Motor, Wyomissihg, Pennsylvania WM Corbitt Inc., Somerset, New Jersey Werner Continental, St. Paul, Minnesota RR: Penn Central RR 774144 1 For: Capacitor Products Department Container To the Plant Tank Quantities From the Plant Assembled Products Transportation Method International Sales Only Rail Truck Air Ocean Vessel X X XX X List of known transporters: The following list of carriers are those operating locally in the greater Albany area who would be the origin carriers for most capacitor shipments originating from Che Hudson Falls or Fort Edward, NY, plants. The names of Interline carriers on shipments not delivered direct by the origin carriers should be available from the origin carriers. The names of carriers utilized at Redistribution points around the country are not readily available. Name Address Acme Fast Freight ABF System Akers Motor Lines, Inc. APA Transportation P.0. Box 487, Troy, NY 12181 5 Apollo Dr., Albany, NY 12205 10 Korthway Lane, Latham, MY 12110 Route 9W, Glcnmont, NY 12077 /" / 'i a a u T n r r v Albany-Blnghampton Exp. Associated Transport, Inc. Arrow Carrier Carp. Bentley's Express Boss Linco Lines, Inc. Burgmcycr Bros., Inc. Byrn's Motor Exp., Inc. Coleman Bros. Lines, Inc. Consolidated Freightways Cooper Jarrctt, Inc. Dorn's Transportation Dubrey's Express Eazor Express Eggleston Transportation Co. Ferry St. Terminal & Transfer Holmes Transportation Inc. 3271 Guilderland Ave., Schenectady, NY Erie Blvd. & Ferry St., Albany, NY 12203 865 Albany-Shaker Rd.p Latliam, NY 12110 270 Milton Ave., Ballston Spa, NY 12020 Daniels & Vcrbraska Sts., Amsterdam, NY 10 Northway Lane, Latham, NY 12110 20 - 1st Ave.,`Rensselaer, NY Railroad & Dott Aves., Albany, NY 4315 Albany St., Albany, NY 12205 872 Albany-Shaker Rd., Latham, NY 12110 Railroad Ave Ext., Albany, NY 424 Columbia St., Cohoes, NY 1921 Chrisler Ave., Schenectady, NY 12303 Corinth, NY 235 Madison Ave., Hampton Manor, NY Harwood Hill, Bennington, VT 774145 Interstate System Johnson Hotor Lines, Inc. Jones Motor' Lyons Transportation M&M Transportation Halslin Transport Ltd. McCormack's Highway Transp. McLean Trucking Co. M o d e m Transfer Co., Inc. Morrison Motor Freight Inc. Havajo Freight Lines, Inc. Old Colony Transportation Co., Inc. Oneida Motor Freight Inc. PIS Inc. Pilot Freight Carriers, Inc. Preston Trucking Co., Inc. Quinn Freight Lines, Inc. Red Star Express Lines, Inc. Roadway Express Inc. Safeway Truck Lines, Inc. St. Johnsbury "rucking Co. Shorey's Express Smith Transport (US) Ltd. Spector Freight System Inc. Staats Exp. Time-DC Inc. Transcon Tanncy's Motor Transport Inc. .Wilson Freight Co. Yellow Freight System United Parcel Service REA Express 417 Old Niskyuna Rd., Latham, NY 865 Albany-Shaker Rd., Latham, NY 12110 Old Karner Rd., Albany, NY 12205 916 New Loudon Rd., Latham, NY 12110 24 Brown Rd., Colonic, NY 280 Wolf Rd., Colonic, NY RD #3, Box 4, Campbell Rd. Schenectady, NY 12306 10 Apollo Dr., Albany NY 12205 1741 Chrlsler Ave., Schenectady, NY 123C 865 Albany-Shaker Rd., Latham, NY 12110 144 Sicker Rd., Latham, NY 10 Commercial Rd., Albany, NY Old K a m e r Rd., Albany, NY Terminal Dr., Albany, NY 12205 850 Albany-Shaker Rd., Albany, NY 12205 154 Slckers Rd., Latham, NY 12110 85 Slckers Rd., Latham, HY Rte 9W, Glenoont, NY 126 Morris Rd., Schenectady, NY 12304 RD 2, Fort Edward, HY 105 Cordell Rd., Schenectady, NY 270 Malta, Ballston Spa, NY New Loudon Rd., Latham, NY Terminal .Drive, Colonic, NY 507 South St., Rensselaer, NY * Stop 21, P.0. Box 5287, AlbanySchcncctady Rd., Albany, NY 12205. F.O. Box 5026,. 1025 Central Ave., Albany, NY 12205 10 Northway Lane, Latham, NY 12110 5 Apollo Dr., Colonic, NY 7 Apollo Dr., Albany. NY 6230 E. Malloy Rd., E. Syracuse, NY 13057 Port of Albany, Albany, NY 12205 U.S. Post Office Hudson Falls, NY 12839 Trailways Bus Greyhound Bus South St., Glens Falls, NY 12801 Northgatc Plaza, Queensbury, Glens Falls, NY 12801 Allegheny Airlines American Airlines Albaiiny Airpiiort, Albaitny, NitY Emery Air Freight Airborne Freight Corp. Albany Airport, Albany, NY ii it it ii Delaware & Hudson Railroad . Penn Central RR The Plaza, Albany, NY 12207 488 Broadway, Albany, NY 12207 In addition to the above carriers, we use G.E. private carriage operations extensively. The main, source of this private carriage transportation is General Electric Co., Schenectady Utilities Operation, 1 River Rd., .Schenectady, NY. a /'/'a a Tk rcT r\ 774146 C For: Apparatus Service Business Division Container To the Plant 55 gallon drum From the Plant Containers Repaired transformers '`Transportation Method Rail Truck X X X List of Known Transporters 1. Associated Transport Allentown, Pa. 2. Foreway Transportation Appleton, Wis. 3. R.C. Truck Lines So. EastftAtlanta, Ga. 4. Consolidated Freight 2590 Campbell Blvd. Ellenwood, Ga. 5. United Rigging and Hauling Baltimore, Md. 6. Overnight Shippers Charleston, SC 7. Brown Motor Freight Charleston, SC 8. McLean Trucking Charleston, W Va. 9. Wilson Motor Freight Culloden, W Va. 10. Buske 5230 So. Karlov Avenue Chicago, 111. 11. Nite Hawk 1800 So. Camel Street Chicago, 111. 12. P. I. E. 5000 Duff Drive Clncinnati, Oh. ]3. Spector Freight Line Cleveland, Oh. 14. Transport Motor Express 1000 Frank Rnad Columbus, Oh. 15. Southwest Motor Frcight Corpus Christi, Texas 16. Yellow Motor Freight Dallas, Texas 17 Texas Ecology P.O. Box 307 Robstown, Texas 18. Churchlll Trucking . 220 Fith Avenue Rock Island, 111. 19. Navajo Freight ' Denver, Colorado 20. Strlctland Transportation Co, Dallas, Texas ( 21. Smith Transfer Staunton, Va. 22. I - 5 950 West lst Street Eugene, Oregon ia t /'a a 774147 23 McCracken 2120 Vest 7th Place .Eugene9 Oregon 24. Associated Lines Evansville Indiana 25 Roadway Grand Rapids, Michigan 26. Pilot Freight Greeneville, SC 27. Consolidated Freight 4847 Blaffer Houston, Texas 28. Pilot Motor Freight Jacksonville, Florida 29. Time-B.C. Truck Line Knoxville, Term. 30. Leeway Motor Freight Los Angeles, California .31. C. W. Transport, Inc. P. 0. Box 200 Milwaukee, Wis. 32. E T M F San Jose, California 33. T I E San Jose, California 34. Silver Wheel Portland, Oregon 35. Associated Transport P. 0. Box 1552 New York, N.Y. 36. Consolidated Freightways 2328 So. 320W. Salt Lake City, Utah 37. P I E Truckers (West Coast) San Francisco, California 38. Roadway Express Inc. Sauget, Illinois 39. P I E 18221 E. Valley Highway Kent, Washington 40. Arkansas Best Shreveport, La 41. Auto-Freight Spokane, Washington 42. VR Truck Spokane, Washington 43. Yellow Freight System Toledo, Ohio 44. Consolidated Freightways Toledo, Ohio 45. Once Freight System 2202 N. Bragoon Street Tucson, Arizona 46. Leeway Trucking Tulsa, Oklahoma 47. Motor Freight Express New York, N.Y. 48. General Electric Company vehicles at various locations GENP 005502 774148 9. Spills pccurrfng from July, 1974, through June, 1975. Trion, Georgia spill C & H Transportation (trucking company) Dallas, Texas November 18, 1974, approximately 8:30 p.m. north of Trion - intersection Mountain View Road and US Highway 27 approximately 117 gallons PGB Lawrence, Alabama spill Superior Trucking Co. 2720 Peyton Road, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30321 December 28, 1974, early mornina hours west of intersection of Alabama "Hiahwavs 9 and 35 at Lawrence, Alabama approximately 600 qallons PCB (est.) General Electric Company Erie, Pennsylvania December 6, 1974 Near General Electric Plant approximately 120 gallons PCB Spills on railroad property from railroad transformers - unknowo quantities vary from 10-100 lbs. PCB New Jersey Department of Transportation October 25, 1974 Between Elizabeth, N. J. and Long Island New Haven Railroad .October 7, 197- Location Unknown New Haven Railroad July 5, 1974 Between Stamford,,Conn, and New York City. 10. We have no first hand information regarding health or environmental effects of introducing PCB into the environment. 11. We have attached a copy of testimony given by GE- in the spring of 1974 before the EPA regarding proposed toxic effluent standards for PCB's. 774149 CfkCCftfk r f K I ^ O