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Monsanto FROM (NAME-LOCATION--RHONE I Barney Wander- C2SA-4-2145 OATE September 29, 19 80 z cc.W. J. McCarville-A3NC CNCC TO M. C. Th ro dahl-DlD Regarding the attached memorandum from John Craddock: Bill McCarville and I agree that a policy or guideline on this specific subject is not needed. However, we do recognize that John apparently needs something in writing to define his position in dealing with the sale of PCB . contaminated equipment. We therefore suggest you send John the following memo: This memorandum will confirm the procedure established in a memorandum of December 22, 1978 from G. L. Jessee to P. H. Hobson, namely, that after July 1 , 19 79 , there is to be absolutely no sale by Monsanto of equipment contaminated with PCB. This is the position adopted jointly by the Environmental Policy Staff and the Corporate Law Department. On another subject, DMEH Industrial Hygiene has developed a policy on facial hair and respiratory protection. The first three pages of this policy (which runs to 18 pages) are attached for your information. All the DEOs have okayed this draft except the DEO for MP&R. All the members of the Manufacturing Coordinating Council have okayed this draft except the representative from MP&R. Dr. Roush recommends that the policy be approved for all plants. I suggest that the policy as written be changed to permit individual exceptions upon approval by the EPC.^ The question we should now decide is whether to take the proposed policy (the attached would have to be rewritten to conform to our format) to the EPC despite MP&R's objections. Perhaps you. Bill McCarville, Dr. Roush, Tom Evans, and myself should discuss? mo Att. 7 Barney Wander IN 10 <REV. 8/77) EX P-3288 Page 1 of 1 PCB-ARCH0754769