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M*.P 7 n OWfNVCOftNlNG FlBERGLAS to Dr. J.L. Xonzen - Toledo subject intra-company correspondence from John Vyverberg - NY date Kerch 25, 1970 ee: Deer Jon: * Attached is the information on the Aabeatosis School sponsored by the City University of New York. Let ae know as soon as you can whether or not you are going to attend. If you decide against it, then I'll have to decide whether or noe 1 will represent our eoo?any. JTV/ljf Enclosure 3/W7 h MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE *\ of Tbt City Univtrttty of Nt\o York FIFTH AVINUC ANO IMTH mtlT-NIV Toil. NT. I93 .,**** DrF*nm tf (tmmwarty TUtdtemi March 13, 1970 Dear Sir: Many of the health hazards' asaoelated with insulation work have only recently been defined aad characterized, Therefore, such of the information la not widely known, xale la unfortunate, since considerable progress la being made in developing appro priate controls to minimize or eliminate these hazards. The Environmental Sciences Laboratory will eoaduet a postgraduate course renewing Imowledge In this field, intended prlnarlly for physic! -- and other scientists concerned with the management. surveillance or protection of it will be* "Held at our institution June 15-18, 1970, and la described In the attached brochure, "" The tuition for the course is $400, but because of tbe importance of the natter, the Page aad Vllllaa Black Postgraduate School of Medicine will consider tbe granting of scholarships to physicians, industrial hygienists or others concerned with the care and pro tection of lns'ilarion wortaen. we would be pleased to consider your nomination for such a scholarship, of a physician or hygien ist concerned with the health or protection of sen employed by your company. Others nayj. of course, apply for participation in the course, Ve vould be prepared to send the descriptive brochure, at your request. Sincerely yours,. IJS:cr Ene. l Ir _ . ... tor Environments! Sciences Laboratory oa. a.\5 ohs*