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HOW TO USE THESE SEPARATORS Use one page t o r each sep aratio n . 8 elect appropriate ta b , add fu r th e r Id en tificatio n I f d e s ir e d , and cover It with scotch tape. Cut o f f and d isca rd al 1 tabs except the one covered by tap e. TABBED SEPARATOR SHEET Fora HEM-69B (*-a) D IR EC T IO N S TO T H E C E N T ER The Center of Adult Education is located on the western edge of the College Park. Campus at the intersection of \dtlphi road L'mversitv Boulevard ( M ' Houle 193). am) Campus D uve College Paik and the eastern edge of the I ' mvcrsitv Campus are on L S Routt 1 Exit 27 South on the ( apttal Beltway (Interstate Route 495) provides easy access to l S Routt 1 and University Boulevard The A IR P O R T S which serve this area arc listed in their order ol convenience to the Inivtrsitv. BALTIM O R E-W A SH IN G T O N IN T ER N A T IO N A L Contact tht Airline Limousine, Inc dispatcher for direct ti im portation to the Centei Limousine fare is approximately $4.00 per person W ASH IN G T O N N A T IO N A L Contact the Grevhound Airport Service (393-3060) dispatcher for hrnousine service to the Sheraton-Silver Spring Hotel (5895200). 8727 Colesville Road. Silver Spring. Marvland Limousine fare is approximately $4.00 per person with pick-up 10 minutes after the hour, operates daih 6 00 arn - 8 00 p m Guests com mit to the Center of Adult Education transfer to a taxi at that point The taxi rate is appioximateh $5.00 per prison \ diiect line foi taxi service is located m the lobhv of the Sheraton-Silver Spring for vour convenience' Th e direct taxi la t e to the (enter for one person is approxi mately $10.00 D U LLES Please contact the Greyhound \irport Service (393-3060) dis patcher for limousine service to the Sheraton-Silver Spring Hotel (589-5200), Silver Spring. Marvland The limousine fare is approximately $4 00 per [verson Guests corning to the Center of Adult Education transfer to a taxi at the SheratonSilver Spring Hotel as stated above. L IM O U SIN E SE R V IC E U SU A L LY L E A V E S A IR PO R T S W I T H I N SO M I N U T E S O F F L I G H T A R R I V A L S . PAR K IN G Participants ma\ use the parking lot adjacent to the Center There is an entrance to the lot off Campus Drive and another from the easibound Jane of L'rmer-srty Boulevard (Md. Rt 193) no1 OO Cz o< >Z imi op o 3z ,1c 7^0 ;^ o 1P ^ <> -- p r National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health presents ( \ Y ' '? S > `V - A caomsK] Symposium on Occupational Exposure to Fibrous Glass June 26 - 27, 1974 p o c Z0 ty> > J? 5- 4} o i 03 Cl. University of Maryland Center of Adult Education SYMPOSIUM ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO FIBROUS GLASS June 26-27, 1974 PURPOSE AND SCOPE Evaluation by the staff of the National Institute for O c cupational Safety and Health of the scientific literature regarding the health effects of occupational fibrous glass exposure has indicated a gap in our knowledge of this material. For this reason, the SYMPOSIUM ON OCCU PATIONAL EXPOSURE TO FIBROUS GLASS has been planned to highlight the results of various studies and experiments involving fibrous glass and their application to occupational health. An important aspect of the Symposium will be to provide a forum for meaningful dialogue among the participants. The program will be divided into four key subject areas Fibrous Glass Technology Environmental Sampling Methods and Results Effects on Experimental Animals Effects on Humans PROGRAM SCHEDULE Wednesday, June 26, 1974 A.M. 8:00- 9:00 9:00- 9 :I0 9 :10- 9:40 9:40-12:30 9:40-10-00 10:00-10:20 10-20-10-40 10:40-1 1:00 11.00-1 1:20 11:20-1 1:40 11-40-12.00 Registration Lobby, Center of A dult Education Welcome to Symposium Dr Marcus Key, Director, N IO S H Purpose and Scope Mr Vernon Rose, Director, O ffice of Research and Standards Development, N IO S H SESSION 1 CHA IR M AN -- BOBBY F. CRAFT. NIOSH "Fibrous Glass-- Manufacture, Use, and Physical Properties" F L Pundsack, Jobns-M anville "History, Processes, and Operations in the Manufacturing and Uses of Fibrous Glass-- One Company's Experience" H a rry V. Smith, Ow ens-Corning Fib erg las C oi "History of the Uses/Applications of Fibrous Glass" John M Barnhart, Thermal Insulation M anufacturers Association, Inc Coffee/Tea "Aerodynamic Considerations; What is a Respirable Fiber of Fibrous Glass?" Robert L Harris, J r , University of North Caroline "Aerodynamic Considerations and Other Aspects of Glass Fibre" V Tim b rell, M R C Pneumoconiosis Unit, Llandough H ospital, Penarth "Deposition of Fibrous Glass in the Human Respiratory Tract" Morton Lippmann, New Ytjrk U niversity M edical Center PM. 12:00-12:30 DISCUSSION 12:30- 1:30 LUNCH 1:30- 4:30 I -30- 1.50 I -50- 2-I0 2 :10- 2.30 2:30- 2:50 2:50- 3 :10 3.I0- 3:30 3:30- 3:50 3.50- 4-30 SESSION II CHAIRMAN -- JEREMIAH R LYNCH, NIOSH "Cyclone Sampling of Fibrous Glass Aerosols" H a rry J Ettm ger, Urn versify of C a I'form a, Los Alam os Scientific Laboratory "Environmental Data; Airborne Concen trations Found in Various Operations" J LeRoy Balzer, Utah International Inc "Sampling Strategy, Air Sampling Meth ods, Analysis, and Airborne Concentrations of Fibrous Glass in Selected Manufacturing Plants" Morton Corn, U niversity of Pittsburgh "Environmental Aspects of Fibrous Glass Production and Utilization" John M Dement, N IO SH ''Em<jronp^efftaI Exposures lo Fib r^ c& sG lass" DuKcan A rto la d a y, Mount Smoi School of M edicine Coffee/Tea/Soft Drinks "Results of Environmental Air-Sampling Studies Conducted in Owens-Corning Fiberglas Manufacturing Plants" Jon L Konzen, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp DISCUSSION Thursday, June 27, 1974 8:40-12:30 AM. 8:40- 8:55 7# 8:55- 9:10 4(9.10- 9:25 9:25- 9:40 9:40- 9:55 9.55-10:20 SESSION III C H A IR M A N -- ,4 WALTER HOOVER. NI O SH "Effects of Fibrous Glass in the Lower Respiratory Tract of Guinea-Pigs" Susan K Botham, Sussex, England "Pathological Findings Following the In jection of Glass Fibre Into the Pleural and Peritoneal Cavities of Rats and Mice" J M G Davis, Institute of Occupational M edicine, Edinburgh "The Effects of Intratracheal Instillation of Glass Fiber of Varying Size in Guinea-Pigs" M arvin Kuschner, S U N Y a t Stony Brook "The Effects of Fibrous Glass Dust on the Lungs of Animals Paui Gross, Naples, Florida "An Investigation of the Irritant Properties of Inhaled Beta-Cloth Fibrous Dust Both Alone and in Combination with Low Con centrations of HCI or Trichloro-tnfluoromethane" Charles C Haun, University of C alifornia, Dayton, Ohio Coffee/Tea / 10 20-10:40 - 10-40-1 1:00 I 1:00-1 1-30 1:30-1 1:50 I 1,50-12-10 P.M "Results of Animal Carcinogenesis Studies After Application of Fibrous Glass and Their Implications Regarding Human Ex posure" F Pott and F Huth, U niversity of Dsseldorf "Studies of the Carcinogenic Effects of Fibre Glass of Different Diameters Follow ing Intrapleural Inoculation in Experimental Animals" J C W ag n er, M R C Pneumoconiosis Unit, Llandough H o sp ita l, Penarth DISCUSSION "Some Cutaneous Effects of Fiberglass Exposure" Eldred B H eisel, Columbus, Ohio "The Cutaneous and Ocular Effects Re sulting From Worker Exposure to Fibrous Glass" James B Lucas, N IO SH 12:10-12:30 DISCUSSION 12:30- 1:30 LUNCH 1:30- 5:30 SESSION IV CHAIRMAN -- J, WILLIAM LLOYD, NIOSH 1:30- 1:50 1:50- 2 *10 2 :10- 2 30 2:30- 2:50 2:50- 3: !0 3; f0- 3:30 3:30- 3:50 i e n 7a .ImU 4:I0- 4:30 4:30- 5 :10 5-I0- 5:30 "Human Epidemiologic Studies With Emphasis on Pulmonary Effects" H M. D Utidpan and W C lark Cooper, Tabershaw /Cooper A ssociates, Inc "The Results of Human Epidemiologic Studies and Their Significance" Ahmed N M Nasr, Eastman Kodak Company "The Results of Human Epidemiologic Studies and Their Significance" G e rn t W . H . Schepers, Lebanon, Pennsylvania "The Results of Human Epidemiologic Studies and Their Significance" J W H ill, Pilkmgton Brothers Lim ited "The Results and Significance of Human Epidemiologic Studies" Paul G ross, N apl es, Florida Coffee/Tea/Soft Drinks "The Results of Human Epidemiologic Studies and Their Significance" G eorge W W right, Denver, Colorado "TIM A's Heallri Research Program m the Insulation Industry" Jon L Konzen, Thermal Insulation M anufacturers A sso ciatio n , Inc "Mortality Patterns Among Fibrous Glass Production Workers -- Provisional Report" D avid Bayltss, N IO S H DISCUSSION SUMMARY OF SYMPOSIUM RESULTS I Tabershaw, Ta b ersh a w /C o o p er A sso ciates, Inc