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SEP 3 1975 MONSANTO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis. Missouri 63166 Phono: <314) 694-1000 .SPCCIALTY CHEMICALS pMSION September 2, 1976 Mr. Robert A. Damiani, RADCO Industries, Inc, 1480 Dean Street St. Charles, Illinois President 60174 Dear Bob, I am very pleased you and Dwaine were able to visit us yesterday and I apologize for not being able to spend as much time with you as I would have liked. Bill will confirm our discussions by letter but I hope we were able to explain our position and give you as up-to-date a report as we could on all the spreading legislation and pressures con cerning PCBs. One aspect which I did not have time to touch on concerned assurances that if you do decide to distill PCB/PCT contaminated hydraulic fluids that no cross-contamination of Therminol fluids would occur. As you know, none of our present line of Therminol heat transfer fluids is PCB-based. In particular, we would mention that we do refer our Therminol VP-1 customers to Radco Industries if they wish to consider reclamation. The availability of competitent reclaimers is a very necessary part of our marketing strategy for Therminol VP-1. Thank you for taking the time to come to St. Louis. CP:sb cc: W. H. Slowikowski M. E. Marshall Monsanto/St. Louis bcc: T. H. Lafferre J. C. Weber/W. B. Papageorge L. R. Stark W. W. withers . Cumming Paton Manager, Marketing Planning Fluids ft Phil of Mons&Mo Company STLCOPCB4064735