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M itc h e ll R. Zavon^M .D .(M edical D ire c to r) E th y l C o rp o ra tio n 451 F lo rid a Avenue Baton Rouge. L o u is ia n a 70801 ETHYL CORPORATION Me d ic a l De p a r t me n t LABORATORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE 1700 PERDIDO STREET NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70112 26 March 197 0 TELEPHONE: AREA 504 522-2906 522-4745 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe Professor Emeritus of Occupational Medicine Kettering Laboratory Eden & Bethesda Avenues Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 Dear Dr. Kehoe: I've just received your letter of March 21 and I want to hasten to write you regarding the reprints from the Air Pollution Control Association. I have not received a statement to cover these reprints and in talking to Detroit, they could not recall receiving a statement but they will check with their account ing office before they will say positively they have not received one. I would suggest that you send me a copy of the state ment and I will see that you are reimbursed immediately. Since the first of the year, the Ethyl Corporation is running faster and faster, what with the statements of General Motors and the other automotive manufacturers and then with the statements from the oil companies. There are Hearings now in Washington by Senator Muskie and by Representative Rogers that have real implications on the TEL Business. The whole discussion centers not on the health aspects of lead but on the effect of lead on other emissions and its effect on catalysts. I am most anxious to hear of the results of your most recent studies and I would like to present to you the findings of the University of Rochester's studies on the handling of inhaled Lead 210 by three dogs. You shall be hearing from me again as soon as I've heard from Mr. Scales. KB 0012934 GRjr/ rbm M. D.