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Dioxins found in sle Royale lake / 3 - t * c&l f s f T ' /t.- C o / d t-LjO J 8y DAVID EVERETT Free Presi Staff Writer A new study at Michigan's pristine Isle Royale National Park has led re searchers to conclude that dioxins, the notorious pollutants that became a house hold word last year, are being spread through the atmosphere.

PARTIAL LIST OF SIGNIFICANT SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS WHICH HAVE FOUND NO ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DIOXIN EXPOSURE AND LONG-TERM HEALTH PROBLEMS 1.

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March 20, 1984 Weinberg Consulting Group Inc. 2828 Pefinsytvonift Avenue NW, Suite 301 W aahinflion, D.C. 20007 MAR27 (2 0 2 ) 342-6513 Charles Love m, Esquire Bowles, McDavid, Graff & Love Commerce Square, Box 1386 Charleston, WV 25325-1386 Dear Charlie: Enclosed herewith is a copy of the issue paper describing effects of dioxin on the immune and hematopoetic systems.

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Toxicology Letters, 38 (1987) 299-306 Elsevier '. 299 T X L 01844 AROCLOR 1254 AS AN ANTAGONIST OF THE TERATOGENICITY OF 2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIBENZO-p-DlOXIN (Aroclor 1254; 2,3,7,8-TCDD; antagonism) J.M.

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