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December 29, 1980 cc: T. Williams - #80 L. Brumfield - #80 C. Walker - #80 T. Wilson - #81 M. Sabatelli - #80 M. Singer, Jr. - #36 TO: FROM: W. D. PARTRIDGE - #82 W. E. DOUGHER - #82 T. W. CLARK - #82 J. H. BALTISBERGER - #82 R. E. HARDIN - #5 E. B. MARTIN - #15 J. R. VIERLING - #4 D. J. HALL - #4 J. E. DINGMON - #43 R. HAYNES -143 R. C. DARTNELL - #39 P.E. J. GUILLOT - #6 W. PHILLIPS - #6 R. L. COMLEY - #80 A. E. GEERS - #81 A. C. ODELL - #81 J. G. CHISM - #81 B. J. MADERA - #81 REFERENCE: WORKS ENGINEERING OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM In the attempt to obtain or develop training programs on plant chemicals designated as potential carcinogens or embryotoxins, the following in formation is needed. Please notify the writer of any programs in exist ence or under development for the following chemicals. Chemical Acrylonitrile Asbestos Benzene Carbon tetrachloride Chloroform Ethylene dibromide Ethylene dichloride Hydrazine Lead and its compounds Perchloroethylenc Zinc chromates Main Area of Use ACRN plantwide Aniline Hypalon Hypalon TEL TEL Meth, Ammonia TEL Hypalon plantwide If no reply is received by January 12, 1981, individual contacts will be made. BJM/gn DUP 0501084 DU 001212