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>m Ox ''In t e r -Of f ic e Le t t e r r* Clevoland h r . W. C. Fine 12 M RERIH TO tCTTEH OR ,, Cleveland orFiccInternatlonal Operations j it t . '- / ir0ICTATCD September ?, 1971 * U. S. to Study lead Content in Paints You may be interested in the following news article we recently sent to Mr. Bulls . "The. federal Government will soon begin analyzing approximately 8,000 brands of oaint and publicly disclose which can cause lead poisonin?, Hep. William Fitts Ryan, D-H.T., said Wednesday. At the same time, Mr. Ryan said a Hew York City testing program' has so far identified 16 paints as exceeding the lead danger level. Paints containing more than 1 percent lead are generally con sidered to bis potentially dangerous, especially to children who develop lead poisoning by eating paint.chips \ 't II i ? i j i i ' ; - RASsgb C0NF'3E^TiAL 0007-SWP-038172 T N24273