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GROUP I - 1 1 4 employees exposed to dioxin in a 1949 TCP accident and developed chloracne have been identified for study. These 114 names were identified from a listing of names of people involved in this accident. The vital status of 113 of the 114 names has been determined VITAL STATUS FOLLOW-UP AS OF JANUARY 30, 1979 Total to be Traced 114 Status Known 113 Living 83 Deceased 30 Death Certificate 27 No death certificate 3 Lost-to-Follow-up 1 Of the 83 persons known to be living, 70 reside in W- Va. West Virginia 70 Active - 20, Retired - 35, Terminated - 15 ! Florida 5 Retired/Vested - 4, Terminated - 1 Ohio 3 Active - 1, Retired - 1, Terminated - 1 Virginia Terminated - 1 1 Kentucky Retired - 1 1 North Carolina Retired - 1 Missouri Retired - 1 Texas Active - 1 1 CONFIDENTIAL C07512 1 Twenty-seven of the thirty known deaths have been confirmed by death certificate. The death certifi cates have not yet been coded by a nosologist, but T a tentative classification by cause-of-death can be made. 27 Deaths Cardiovascular Cancer Other Diseases External Causes No Cause on Death Certificate . 13 6 4 3 1 CONFIDENTIAL GROUP II 116 employees exposed to dioxin following the 1949 TCP accident. These names were identified based on their development of chloracne during the years 1950 to 1968. The names were identified from correspondence, Workmen's Compensation claims, and from medical files; The vital status of 108 of the 116 names has been determined. VITAL STATUS FOLLOW-UP AS OF JANUARY 30, 1979 Total to be traced Status Known Living Deceased 116 108 80 28 Death Certificates No Death Certificates Lost to Follow-Up 26 2 8 CONFIDENTIAL C07bl4