These orders have a long lead time because 1963 1964 _L. 1965 u 40 1966 1967 Earnings from Operations per Common Share Dollars ---------------------------------------------------- 4.00 1967_________ Shipments Earnings Per Share _____ 1966 Shipments Earnings Per Share First Quarter.............................. $ 71,158,000 Second Quarter....................... 72,957,000 Third Quarter ..........................

They also reviewed the Group IIA new source performance standards for copper, lead and zinc smelters.

Since writing to you last we have consulted with our Washington counsel on the matter of applying for a listing of lead acetate as an approved color additive and we are now familiar with the necessary procedures.

._____(31) State exactly the nature of the disablement (silicosis, lead potoning, etc.) eliKtfSAndfthouljders4...iiauseAte.d..ln.jMi___________________ ...lift___(32) Wes there an amputation: Mark exact point of amputation or dismemberment on chart on reverse side of report. (38) Attending doctor or hospital name and address:........ ...........

Gobain GB-1210 Leavyn Fiber Iron Chromium 2 30 2 <1 10 <1 Nickle Aluminum <1 3 2 27 <1 Too strong * to read Copper <1 <1 5 Tin <1 <1 20 Lead <1 <1 <1 Silicon 1 Too strong * Too strong * to read to read Magnesium <1 Too strong * Too strong * to read to read Samples were analyzed for metals content using emission spectroscopy at the South Charleston Plant Laboratory

It is important to know that PCB does not cause birth defects in animals, it has not killed wild birds or fish, it is not a highly toxic chemical and, so far, it has not harmed man -- these have been reported as "facts" in some leading rtn.VIy newspafwwa, , 0^" 1,1 1 Today, this so called Hxnrisax "classic" environmental problem is being solved by voluntary actions taken by Monsanto.

In addition, prolonged and repeated skin contact may lead to skin irritation.

It was the general feeling of those present that the manhead gasket, asbestos core with lead facings, was not in such a state as to be the prime factor of this inci dent .

We cannot afford to ignore the complaints of our neighbors or sit complacently awaiting developments which can lead to petitions, lawsuits, fines, or suspension of manufacturing operation.

This man, Mr Wielinaa, worked at A.B.A. from July 1955 to January 1 1959 as a leading hand..sampler.

The formulations of our candidates are as follows: QYTQ-7 Flexol DGP Flexol EPO Vanstay RRE Stearic Acid Atomite QNDA-9096 43.7% 36.0 3.0 2.0 0.3 15.0 100.0% di (2-ethyl hexyl) phthalate Ba/cd/zn phenate + chelator Calcium carbonate fill r QYTQ-7 Flexol DOP Tribase Calcium Stearate Atomite Mineral Oil VND-9322 48.5% 33.0 2.0 1.0 15.0 0.5 100". 73% Tribasic lead sulfate, oil d UCC 063572 -2- QYTQ-7 Flexol DOP Flexol EPO Hark LL Mark C Stearic Acid Mineral Oil Purecal "0" Flexol 10-10 Bisphenol A QNDC-9976 55.80% 25.60 3.00 1.50 0.50 0.20 0.25 6.50 6.40 0.25 Ba/cd phenate Phosphite chelator Precipitated calcium carbonate filler Diisodecyl phthalate Almost simultaneously a request came to Tarrytown for recommended PVC resins and Flexol plasticizers to be used for an injection molded automobile steering wheel.

The thermal decomposition products of the following two groups of compounds arc considered: (1) Pigments including aluminum, cadmium, chromium, iron, lead, magnesium, titanium, and zinc; and (2) primer media including acrylic, cresol.formaldehyde, epoxy, phenol.formaldehyde, polystyrene, polyurethane, polyvmyl.butyral, and polyvinyl chloride.

The location of the hazard area with re spect to a source of uncontaminated res pirable air, 5 The state of health of personnel involved, 6 The functional and physical characteristics of respiratory protective devices The safety professional should familiarize himself with the type of hazard for which a given type of respiratory equipment is ap proved, and should not permit its use for protection against hazards for which it is not designed For instance, particulate filter respirators are of no value as protection against solvent vapors, injurious gases, or lack of oxygen Their use under these condi tions is one of the most common and most dangerous abuses of respirators Oher common misuses of respiratory equip ment are to use chemical cartridge respirators where gas masks are required or to use chem ical filtering types where atmosphere-support ing or self-contained units are necessary Some substances require protection against (a) damage to the respiratory system, and also (b) systemic injury through the skm All substances should be investigated to learn whether this double hazard is involved Some common substances which are hazardous through both the respiratory system and the skm are Aniline Carbon disulfide Cresol (cresyhc acid) Dichloroethylene-1,1 Decahn (decahydronaphthalene) Diethylene oxide (dioxane-1,4) Diethylphthalate Dimethylamhne Dinitrobenzene Dimtrochlorobenzene Hydrogen cyanide (hydrocyanic acid) Iodoform Lead tetraethyl Mercury and its compounds Nicotine Nitrobenzene Nitroglycerine Organic phosphate insecticides Phenyl hydrazine Tetrahn (tetrahydronaphthalene) See Chapter 39, "Chemical Hazards," for a full list Some workers consider respiratory equip ment a nuisance, not realizing that failure to wear it may endanger their lives Usually, the attitude of such men can be changed if someone in authority will clearly explain why the equipment is necessary, show the men how to fit it in position, and explam its opera tion If such educational efforts fail, the alternative is discipline, for the risk of injury is senous Excellent health and thorough training m the operation and maintenance of equipment are essential for persons who are to use re spiratory protective devices Anyone in questionable physical condition should be prevented from entering environments pre senting respiratory hazards, and thus avoid having to wear any emergency breathing apparatus for protection From the standpoint of fire hazard, neither pure oxygen nor air containing more than 21 percent oxygen is to be preferred to ordinary air for use in atmosphere (air) supplied respi rators or open-circuit (demand) type selfcontained breathing apparatus, for ventilating, or for other purposes A flammable substance in the presence of oxygen requires only a small fraction of the energy to ignite it as does the same substance in the presence of air, and an ensuing fire or explosion is much more violent Air or oxygen provided by or supplied to any respiratory equipment must be free from contaminants, quality as well as quantity is important Respirable air should comply with the Compressed Gas Association Commodity Specification for Air, G-71-1966 (ANSI Z861), Grade D This specifies that the maximum impurities be as follows condensed hydrocarbons, 5 mg/m3 of gas at NTP, carbon monoxide, 10 mg/m3, and carbon dioxide, 1000 mg/m3 The presence of a pronounced odor renders the air unsatisfactory for breath ing The standard gives methods of verifica tion and other details Oxygen should meet the requirements of the United States Pharmacopoeia Respiratory protective devices can be clas sified as follows 1 Air purifying respirators. 491

In addition, Indeck has been a leading supplier of rental boilers, chillers and generators since 1960 and owns the largest inventory of rental boilers and packaged boilers from 10 HP to 300,000 PPH, immediately available for lease, rental or sale.

In addition, prolonged and repeated akin contaot may lead to skin irritation. '.'