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` , _ - -*:* -Vinyl Chloride Sprays Can't Be Sold-TM ` ^ '.rf-. *. "4*' VV w '. 4H fsr. -..^m rr? -.4Sf$ ^5r:- '*:' ' * '~:9 w",', :-; ',*> /.'- ', v,.p, -ivVj-s*v1ii*r*i,; ... >-^v *fVv ftfSifrK-iI rrijtiiigiiiij `TT^y** g<ri --*r?j rt > .,'iiiiyimi - - . . ' .: > '* +V f . * ArvV:-- * S'.*"? V- " ** '^ ` " / ' v'{ '-V'V; Y> ~ `->s :: . -t . . '^*r v-*v . V. <* f OLI 1379 pfiades #*! trw ] * *r ktvt tm|t4 MIM Ml *** mtertn threatened f the Indlaa The Environmental Protec Ant and Wasp Killer, BcxaOi Metered Air Sani.izer; tion Agency (EPA) yemerday Ant and Roach Killer. Wabj Flet, Uee and Tick Bomb. famed a rare emerfency enter green Ant Flea Killer and Reach Kilter; I F-L-T for Dogs and Cota; Uee and Bomb; Wsyne Flea. Tick; Regers' Insecti to halt the aale of thousands Barrolene Spray Diainfoctant; cide and Repelltnt; Total Re of cans of pesticide sprays Coo:> Dairy Insecticide for! lease insect Fo.tgor; Crown containing vinyl chloride a Milk Homes and Animate. j "Total" Complete Release In chemical United of liver cancer. to a ran farm . | Exrelcide Scum aerosol 1 1IIhbolomthbr;idNaMvyotBhraPnrdocTtehrr;iftMyo9th0;-1 sect Fogger; Roberts' "Total" Complete Release ' Insect Fogger; Chaperone Flea A The order, which takes ef fect immediately, coven 28 aerosol products intended for ae In the home, hospitals, rid Moth Proofer Cadas Tick Killer; Pyre..inn Insecti Scented or Activated Moth, cide Pressurized Dairy Proof Spray Cedariaed; Hok-j Insecticide; Coop Pyrethrin out 23 Aerosol Insecticide; t Insecticide Pressurized Dairy when food is handled or other enclosed anas. Outdoor sprays an not affected but the Strike--Wasp and Hornet; N'okout 95 Insecticide; Sprit* Insecticide, and Mid-am Brand Pyrethrin Insecticide. EPA said manufacturers an recalling them anyway. An estimated 19,000 cans Funeral Home's Bodycovered by the ban an be lieved to be on the market, and an unknown number of to others an likely to be in the Is Finally Identifiedbands of consumers. The industry' was already in the process of recalling the SPARTANBURG, S.C.,. prays but EPA administrator [ April M (API--He looked so Russell E. Train said the proc-i ess was not moving fast! good standing up there in enough. - j the storeroom, neatly turned "After a few yean, we'd just given up," she said. Officials said Evans, wbo was using the name William "While the public health im out in a Mack suit and hat. Bryant, was picking peaches plications of exposure to vinyl chloride from short pesticide bursts an undertermined. the link between the gas and the cancer is suspected strongly Looked so good, in fact, that the funeral home decided to keep Mm around for 3% years. in rural Spartanburg County 3Vi years ago when he died at age 70. His wife, Lula Mac of New Jersey, and the rest of the family enough to make it prudent Martha Evans had heard had searched for him from public policy to ban further about the body at the J. W. Florida northward. use of these products," Train1 Woodward Funeral Home, Despite radio and newspa said. 1 I but the didn't really believe per announcements, no one Vinyl chloride is used as a j the stories. So when she claimed the body. After sev propellant in the aerosol i was at the funeral parlor, eral months. Coroner sprays. Twelve eases of a rare i she asked if she could tee George Adams told the fu liver cancer have been found the body. * neral home that the state among workers at factories Upstairs the went would pay S50 for burial ex where the chemical was in "Ob my God," she scream penses. But the funeral home >e. ed. "It's BeUhouse." decided to keep the body. Train's action was believed Bellhouse was the family 'He looked just like he did to be the first of its kind nickname for James Willie several months before when taken under the 1912 federal Evans, Mrs. Evans brother- we embalmed him. so I de pesticide law which gives tbe! in-law. He left home 27 years cided to try and see how agency power to issue an j ago to become a migrant long we could preserve him emergency order. Tbe order; farm worker and has been in case his relatives were fi- halts the sale of the products i missing ever since, nally found," said luneral involved at once, rather than "I told them I just don't -home manager E.irl Alexan allowing a time period to pass; believe you got one up there der. *lt was out of the way first as Is the case with other, that long," Mrs. Evans mid and no one was stumbling bans tbe agency may impose. I today. "1 just screamed out Tbe EPA had earlier re-; his name." leased the names of some of! The perfectly preserved the products involved after it! body, a white sheet keeping asked the manufacturers toi the dust from the suit, white identify them. Yesterday it re-; shirt, black tic and hat, was leased all the names, includ standing upright. ever it" Tbe executive director of the South Carolina Funeral Directors Association. W. o. Folk, said the funeral home broke no law in keeping the body unburied so long. ing some whose manufactur "They asked if 1 was sure Mrs. Evans identified the ers wanted kept secret for for it was him. I told them I'm body last February but de mula reasons. as sure of him as if he was tails were not announced The products arc: standing right here," she until this week. The funeral Brulin Bog Bomb; Psraeide said. is scheduled for July 27 to with Sevin: Demert Raw When she asked to see the allow bis relatives from Cal Roach, Ant end Wasp Killer; body, she bad no idea that it ifornia, Texas and New Jer Cobra International Roach, might be her brotber-in-iaw. sey to attend.