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JCIilWI RAH0OLNL W. VA. UMMUBOII A. WB.UAMI, J*m NJ. CLAMOftM MLL^ ILL IDWAHO M. KDMBT, MAM. a t u mo n r j o m,m. WALTDI r. MOICHI I, MIMIC THOMAS r. CAOLTRMC MO. *ACOm K. 1AVITS. H.T. WTWMTOH U WWOTY, VT. rCTBI H. DOMINICK, COCO. Mt Mjmv, CAUf. MDwm t. tcMWCKCR, rc WILLIAM B. IAXM, OHIO AALPM . SMITH. ILL. HOMorr o. HAftfus. vrxrr w w c t o k Oc c loouy, 9CNDUL COtMSSL Xeroxes sent to: VHLeichliter, Legal CEWelch tt TJMcCarthy Mildred Irwin It 11 QlCrofeb ^hhx{e& J&etuxie c o mmi t t e e o n LABOR AND PUBLIC WELFARE Wa s h in g t o n , d .c . 20510 FTJohnson PJGrunwald F&F II December 4, 1970 Dr. John A. Zapp, Jr. , Director Haskell Laboratory for Toxicology and Industrial Medicine E. I. duPont de Nemours & Company Wilmington, Delaware 19898 Dear Dr. Zapp: Thank you for your recent letter regarding H. R. 19172, the Lead-Based Paint Elimination Act. As you probably know, H. R. 19172 is currently pending before the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare Committee's Subcommittee on Health. At this time, no action Has been scheduled on the measure. I can assure you that as a member of the Subcommittee on Health this legislation will receive my most careful consideration. I appreciate your taking the time to write and give me the benefit of your views and suggestions. With best wishes HEH:bjp DEC 1 0 19 7a HASKELL LAb o r a -j v ^ DUP 000344