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inOLATXOil FROM LIVER OP ggTfUgROfLLgAP AFTER ITS INHALATION Charles D, Stevens, Charles J* Peldhak and Robert A* Keho (From The Kofctoring Laboratory In the Department of Preven tive Medicino and Industrial Health* College of Medicine* University of Cincinnati* Cincinnati, Ohio; Several investigators have obtained volatilo load from certain tissues of subjects intoxicated with totreethyHead (TEL) and have assumed that this volatile material is Indeed TEL and that TEL* as such, is present in the tissue (Norris end Cottier, 192$; Echo and Thaiaann, 1931?

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3 'o o<v C 2370oOeT mCu (ENVIRONMENT* Of Mice and Men: Alarm over Plastics The consumer-oriented federal agencies that have been born in the past four years have quickly learned how to show their muscle.

+ At Union Carbide Checking PVC workers to detect dread disease John Stender, Assistant Secretary of Labor and head of the Occupational Safety and Health Ad ministration (OSHA), is now considering Humes of evidence supporting and opposing a profpsed standard for working with vinyl chloride and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resins.

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