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$z q s *. 0. BOX 45, Blades,H.J T&t '..Er.^ B.'4*7 Irate** Ford .. ; v .-W.,-^ t- Bp . H* w .'^o c s s , `Oarysle*/..-, **.* t;H- Bp. s. B. Steiner, Bator -& .s^Slssseigl; As- a follow-up to our iseotiag tbs other dsy ia Betrolt, I 't?aM Wbm.' to..feiilia . to;%m what: 1 'thin!;. tb' Health . Service* objestivos ar ia stud;/ins load earlier- is tbs. s&to- motive industry. - . - ,, They believe that there is ecno fragmentary hut up* satisfactory evidence which Indicates that lead levols which esr..-sow,to caio j^tually siy sot be al, .end they ' believe that a study of a rcaga of industrial exposurejwould ~ Lsip to develop castors as to what does constitute a eafo -.load exposure. Thus, they nr looking for werhors who have fceoa exposed to load is thoir occupation and arc tMnIsin.3 of those is the automotive industry,, ?. well as those i- ths poiroloua isdustry and tbs basic load industry, such a the. battery in dustry and the lend sssltiss industry. What they would lib to- usdortahe: these .workers;- is ..either a: tetrospectiv ...study of morbidity and mortality 2'workers who hasr been opposed for 5 year or nor to load who have bnowa lead lovols either la the bleed or the urine. la addition, if records are avail able, they ife^l$:,fib#' :tp; th^\beEi0g|oMai,;irrfd;':blodi cell levels, red blood cell fragility tests, and-possibly urinary coproporphyria. The objective of those studios would fc `to e `,if any at ^:^ptiy'-.uisree|gafe^d;:' is4wst* of: load- at levels which are new believed to- bo are. The purpose of such studios weald not bo'directed primarily at the workers t!^^oi^es:-':fe|t\'*^he3r!iia:. altOi^tis^ to si^MSlS* standard for the general population. If it is impossible to undertake retrospective studios, tSsea- they would lib to so soaa plans made, for prospective studies ia which the above determination^" f morbidity, . mortality, red blood counts, rod blood cell fragility, .and possibly other potential effects of,.. lead would, be studied" :ta ' -a~grdp. -of-: workers .-opposed to lead* Again, the objective f-'-fboso studies- would be. to: try to help determine what is, of level cf..e^posurot load of the general population since-at the - Hugh!- Cessaitte hearings and at the Baddarlo Committee bearing this' past sum* B8f the implication vas^nad that people may- be being affected by proseat levels cf lead in their eavitesseotj exclusive of whether they are being exposed to lead ia their occupation. It would ccesa possible, if. this is desired, to have much studies conducted by trsasferring frea you*-"** record ' onto appropriate form the'type..of lafozm&im that- might be * sr- zixd bavias'isa iz&zpszdsat investigater# &M&qpeI)r s^iteBausca ad. Mat- sr*^p at i&a University. of Mcfcig^a, : asia^s*-, ' *` *r ic'-r' * * t3 data m oatniasf. This ^slda or eccrev* &esi *e*5?ai*$r II yi-.partis. && -ilia: ilf tl>o st-^S? is Z8& fcs dstarsiia 6lt(i&U4i fa any iadaistry ar cay ecstasy tsxt rather to tiy ter fcaip establish safe i^ssste fas* the ci^eral population* Ba2i&ta3y, Sr*, satsaasea vould t& tJ fiSk j, irciA&aS^Mft;.!- : .:ww . ;-- II; feledi;.t*-- -- v? h * tv ifeblie I &Sserrrviciceet, _ .I sa cere iOUSly- C923iC3r$5 tliO i corral cf Ivie1 ? Susaxusea* g s 4 perLaps van awkoaltteo rcc&ttly esaZ&is2K?4 t:j the le fh liZi IjSUSpit 1itVrJT^iacturers A 1 B --ak '.--,. of t*ss ratillc ih:a2th Service* Ji'.L'CC;' tsnfuU ba abl. iiiv^- cjsei &&&09' C3 t& )j& >3 Cf S Got tip* I trust tbts letter tsAll aeswea* t2io Qsc6tdc3 rbfeli yKi raised vit2i-sd car mstiag fa I V&&2&' fz&VzLSlssa flat ties o*: fca is a cafe 1-svel c: Sles@rel^ ysp' / i.. -* -- '.* -f? ">'- r-;.e-v - Sv;'.;_SirOetCr o \ ^ ^ /< 0019467