There is no history of lead exposure at any time other than the usual occasional contact which a garage man has and no physical findings to suggest such an exposure

Certain dusts contain poisonous elements, such as lead, arsenic, mercury, etc- which give rise to general conditions resulting from their absorption.

The second charcoal tube serves as a breakthrough Indicator and is connected with a small, i.e 0.5 inch, piece *' ~`of Tygon tubing to the outlet of the plastic charcoal tube holder with the smaller section of charcoal being positioned nearest the pump and connected to the main sample line leading to the pump.

In addition, COAL-HEAT now enjoys a friendship and close relationship with many leading fuel engineers, because it has shown its con viction in the value of these men in the coal, stoker and heating industries and has supported them in their work.

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Single exposure may cause lung, liver and/or kidney effects with delayed respiratory depression leading to death at high concentrations.

Folio Number 512-079 526-525, 541, 586 512-118, 120, 122 892-9I+O (or P.0. 550158) (P.0. 505684) (P.0. 505684) 892-970 (or P.0. 501973) 512-001 893-900 891-592 891-593 891-570 893-825 893-870 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT BAB-306 RED LIST Material Aluminum Foil Asbestos Cloth Coii^ressed (Creanite) Mill Board Cardboard Cloth * Filter (ASTM D-1910-64) * Lint-Free Wiping * Linen Patches, 3x5 Gas * Argon * Argon 75$, Carbon Dioxide 25$ * Carbon Dioxide * Helium 75$, Argon 2% * Nitrogen Gaskets, Metallic Asbestos Hammers, Rawhide Hot Forging Agent #205 Houghten-Draw #1303 Immunol #1392 Insulation Material, Kaowool Blanket * Liquid Nitrogen Lubricants * Lube-a-Tube XS Molykote, Type G (Conmercial Use Only) " , Type Z * Neolube (Colloidal Graphite in Isopropanol) Red Lead and Graphite Silver Goop Marking Material Dye, Blue Vegetable (Purple Micro Supreme #142) Ink, Stenciling (Non-Porous TT-I-558) " , Stenciling (Porous TT-I-559) Paint, Black Stencil (MIL-E-5557) " , Red Stencil (#C-9208) " , White Layout (#LR-6703) Pens, Water Color, Black, Style ATP " , Water Color, Red, Style ATP Soapstone Stickers, Identification (Various Types) Tags, Identification "Various Types) Pads, Felt Paint Aluminum Heat Resisting (TT-P-28) Deoxaluminite (Commercial Use Only) Epoxy Enamel, Grey Krylon Spray Coating Revision #3 - August 18 through October 14, 1973 f Folio Number 512-078 893-968 894-370 450-257 530-001 (p.o. 502049) (p.o. 502098) 450-269 894-645 530-375 page (2) RED LIST Material Plastic Chrome Ore Dip Seal Lexan Polyethylene Bags, Clear, Heat Seal (Various Types) Protectors (Various Types) Sheeting (Plyof13m, Green, 125 F max.)

The second charcoal tube serves as a breakthrough indicator and is connected with a small, i.e 0.5 inch, piece '''Of Tygon tubing to the outlet of the plastic charcoal tube holder with the smaller section of charcoal being positioned nearest the pump and connected to the main sample line leading to the pump.

EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE: "Short-term overexposure to welding fumes may result In discomfort such as: dizziness, sea, or dryness or Irritation of nose, throat, or eyes, tightness In chest, fever and allergic reactions, (see Sections 4 and "Long-term (chronic) overexposure to welding fumes may lead to siderosls (Iron deposit In lungs) and Is believed by ; s Investigators to affect pulmonary functlonJflckel and chromium compounds are required by C$)IA be considered carcinogenic.

The second charcoal tube serves as a breakthrough Indicator and is connected with a small, i.e 0.5 inch, piece a 'iof Tygon tubing to the outlet of the plastic charcoal tube holder with the smaller section of charcoal being positioned nearest the pump and connected to the main sample line leading to the pump.

Industry spokesmen said that the proposed standard was medically unnecessary, tech nologically unfeasible and would lead to the loss of as many as 2.2 million jobs.

List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 60 Air pollution control, Aluminum, Ammonium sulfate plants, Cement industry, Coal, Copper, Electric power plants, Class and glass products, Grains, Intergovernmental relations, Iron, LeAd, Metals, Motor vehicles,' Nitric acid plants, Paper and paper products Industry, Petroleum, Phosphate, Sewage disposal, Stqel sulfuric acid plants, Waste treatment and disposal, and zinc.

. - How -comethat lead shipments -to Norway are. reaching so "satisfactory" fig- -ures--with lit-t-le or no-attempt at- Monterey this week received off!

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FECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE: "Short-term overexposure to welding fumes may result in discomfort such as: dizziness. ia. or dryness or irritation of nose, throat, or eyes, tightness in chest, fever and allergic reactions, (see Sections 4 and Long-term (chronic) overexposure to welding fumes may lead to siderosis (iron deposit in lungs) and is believed by r investigators to attect pulmonary lunction.