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I o 'name. OMA AN V NATION Bob Kirkland TEXAS CITY PLANT oov yr, Terrence Lemmond March II, 1919 subjtcT Terrence Lemmtnd Per your request to review the restrictions on this employee in view of. permitting him to attend safety meetings at Building 191, I am of the opinion that this would not cause any increased hazard of exposure to ethylene amines. The distance from the amines unit is actually farther than from other permitted areas. The questionhas been reviewed with Perihan Yalcinkaya and Jack Erdman and they concur ip, this recommendation. DHG/lb David H. Glenn, M.D In; i :<>* Tty *'* v >., ... * m. UCTC 21273 m. fit /'-oO^m TELETYPE To: R. E. Graebert - 511 R. Van tynen - 501 (21) J. W. Whittlesey - 501 (46) Cc: T. 0. Blum D. L,` Engle D. H. Glenn, MD J. L.Hockersnrith B. Leverton F. S. Provenzano R. J. Taylor October 17, 1979 OSHA COMPLIANCE OFFICER, RICHARD MILLER, WAS IN TEXAS CITY PLANT ON 10-16-79 ON A PREARRANGED MONITORING OF THE PERSONNEL DURING THE ETHYLENE OXIDE FILTER CHANGE OPERATION. MR. MILLER INDICATED THAT IMS VISIT WILL PROBABLY CONCLUDE OSHA'S INVOLVEMENT WITH THrBRAIN TUMOR INVESTIGATION. A. P. Yalcinkaya Industrial Hygiene Dept. UCTC 21274