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V5^- &C. &- p^AFT. 3//C/7 EASTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE OS CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1972 * 9:00-9:05 Marjorie J. McKusick, M. D., states purpose of symposium and introduces: * 9:05-9:10 Mayor Harry G, Haskell welcomes group, expresses interest ' in problem, a'n'd w' illingness of ' his of`fi'ce to cooperate . m. in controlling lead poisoning in children of our city. MEDICAL ASPECTS 0? LEAD POISONING 9:10 Marjorie J.-McKusick, M. D., introduces Warren R. Johnson, M. D., Moderator for morning symposium. O-ts. * 9:15-9:20 Warren R. Johnson. M. D., introduces first panel of speakers.o.K. * 9:20-9:50 Sidney J. Sussman, M. D., Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "An Overview of the Problem: of Lead Poisoning: ;` Medical, Social, and Economical" * 9:50-10:05 Elizabeth M. Craven. M. D. / Director. Pediatric Out-Patient Services, Wilmington Medical Center, Wilmington, Delaware . "Screening Methods for Detection of Lead Poisoning" ' ' ... . . .. ' ,yhcu><L 10:05-10:20 J. Fred Keonler. American Industrial Hygiene Association, . Interlaboratory Evaluation Department, Southfield, Michigan "Interlaboratory Evaluation of the Reliability of Blood Lead Analysis" 10:20-10:30 Questions and Answers 10:30-10:45 Coffee Break N11968 10-45 Warren R. Johnson, M. D.. introduces second panel of speakers *10:45-11:05 Julian J. Chisolm, Jr., M. D., Associate Professor of Jediapries, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland "Mew Developments in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Lead Poisoning" it 11:05-11:25 Henrietta K. Sachs, M. D.. Lead Poisoning Clinic, Chicago Board of Health, Chicago, Illinois 0'^" ' "Ambulatory Treatment of Lead Poisoning" *11:25-11:40 Barbara B. Rose, M. D. Deputy State Health Officer for Mew Castle Countyi Wilmington, Delaware "The Wilmington Experience" 11:40-12:00 Questions and Answers 12:00-1:15 Lunch . 1:15 k 1:15 LEGISLATIVE AMD LEGAL ASPECTS OF LEAD POISONING Marjorie J. McKusick, M. D., introduces Ol.' & Maurice Liebesman, M. D,,., Moderator of afternoon Session > y- Maurice Liebesman, M. D., Moderator, introduces first panel. 1:15-1:30 Representative P. ^St ~ dusPonn,-IV-. U. S. House of Representatives,, ' Washington, D. C. "The Role of Federal Government in Lead Poison Control" X 1:30-1:45 Mr. George Degnon. American Academy of Pediatrics Office of Governmental Liaison "The Current Status of Federal Legislation, and How . Tou Can Help" -2 LIA-7569"7- pic: *1:45-2:00 Senator Louise T. Conner, State Senate of Delaware. Chairman, Committee on Health and Social Services "Model Legislation at the State Level" 2;00-2:15 Questions and Answers ' 2:15 Maurice Liebesnan, M. D., introduces second panel O' * * 2:15-2:30 Attorney Jonathan Stein. Welfare Rights Organization, Community Legal Services, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania i/.. "The Need for Combined Legal and Medical Responses to Childhood Lead Poisoning" 4 2:30-2:45 Attorney Victor F. Battaglia, legal counsel for the City O' of Wilmington, Delaware "The Role of City Government in the Lead Poisoning Problem'* 2:45-3:00 . Mr. Timothy Jackson. Commissioner of Licenses and Inspection for the City of .Wilmington, Delaware '/ O' ^ .- "Problems Relating to Enforcement of the Housing Code" 3:00-3:15 Questions and Answers INDUSTRIAL ASPECTS OF LEAD POISONING 3:15 Maurice Liabesman, M. D.' introduces third panel q . 3:15-3:30 | U>.t --te . ,9. f'. Cole, Lead Industries Association, Inc., V l New York, New York "Industry's Responsibility in the Control of Childhood dbcML Plumbism" . - * 3:30-3:45 Representative of du Pont Company. Wilmington, Delaware or National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. oK . Washington, D. C. "Methods of Refinishing Homes, Temporary and Permanent" f;-- 3 - LIA-75698 j. k 3:45-5:00 Mr. f?Dr.V Robert A. Kehoe, Department of Environmental ' Health, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio "Control of Sources of Lead from Food and from the Atmosphere" . 4:00-4:15 Questions and Answers . 4:15 Adjourn SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1972 9:00-9:05 Mar jorie J. McKusick, M. D., restates purpose of 9:05-9:10 symposium and introduces: Governor Russell W. Peterson welcomes group, expresses ^ /> interest in the problem at the State level, and willingness of his office to cooperate in controlling lead poisoning in the children of our State. . 9:10-9:15 .` COMMUNITY ACTION Marjorie J. McKusick. M. D.. Moderator, introduces tLr* .' : ft * ' first panel of speakers. ' f9;15-9:45 Mrs. Veronica Singleton, Welfare Rights Organization, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania P* O' "Community Approach to the Problem of Lead Poisoning" *4f 9:45-10:00 Mrs. Esperanza Parrish. Executive Director, Model Cities Program, Wilmington, Delaware ^ Z* "Development of a Model Program for Lead Poisoning Control" *10:00-10:15 Mr. James Baker, Director of Leadership Training Program, ^ . Assocla tion of Greater Wilmington Neighborhood Centers 0 * "Methods for Developing Community Action" LIA-75699 1 10:15-10:30 Questions and Answers 10;30-10:45 Coffee Break PPBLIC EDUCATION 10:45-10:50 Marjorie J. McKusick, M. D.. introduces second panel of speakers *10:50-11:20- Mr. Frank Hall, Director of Community Relations, 0/ Westinghouse Broadcasting Company, KYW-TV, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania g "The Role of TV in Health Education, with Particular Reference to Lead Poisoning" 3^* 11:20-11:45 Mr. Jack Lynch. American Academy of Pediatrics, or Mr. Cofelt. American Academy of Pediatrics "Poisoning in the Walls? - Film strip and comments 11:45-12:00 Questions and Answers PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE - . 12:00-12:30 Mr. Robert E. Novick, Director,-Bureau of Community Development Management, Health Services and Mental Health Adminstration. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Washington, D. C. "Summing Up, and Design for Action" 12:30 Adjourn i i Kt Lift-75700