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BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICES, INC. DCNVCM PHILADELPHIA |T. L0UM MS EmI Iwm - Dwmr, Colorado M223 (M3)7S3404S CLlCNT: The Monsanto Company PMMMM: ^ News DATEi October 17, 1979 STATION: XMGH 7 TV ' TIME: 12:06 P.M. CITV: Denver REPORTER ED O'MALLEY: "And precautionary moves by the Public Service Company In Boulder have paid off. On Monday, dirt was removed from the Public Service yard to be analyzed. And the dirt does contain the industrial toxic chemical PCB. But The Environmental Protection Agency calls the amount minute--saying it's no danger. The contaminated soil will be used as landfill material somewhere on the Public Service Company's own property." CUBIT: The Monsanto Company PROORAM: Nine News BATE: October 17, 1979 STATION: KBTV 9 TV TIME: 12:06 P.M. CITY: Denver REPORTER: "The Public Service Company says trace amounts of PCB have been confirmed in some dirt scraped from a supply yard in Boulder. A spokesman for the company says the amounts of PCB were minute and were well below the contamination levels set by The Environmental Protection Agency. The soil was taken from the yard outside the utility's Boulder Service Center, where some transformers and capacitors were stored. . Some of them contained PCB, which has been proved to b.e a cancer-causing agent." HONS 015179 MMeriM Mppfed by PIS, Inc. mey be ueod for W# end reference pur|>o*es only It mny not be reproduced, told or publicly demofwtrftfod ot uNfciiHod. TfoKdMMW IrMMftrlnt hull been edited for NUMtohiHtv aNmtnatlnn verbal heaitmiinnm I Ininiadinihln nbrnmem ma encinuMl in rvweeuheaea Prone*