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-'t ^ot a record of n NOT COMB tn,QM pgfc FtLES ASESCTCS TEXTILE riSTITUT3 Report of Pair)s January 1C-, 19C6 Balance on Hard at Last Report,Sept.9, 1965 General Fund Savings Fund Petty Cash ^ 2^49 21323!

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^.aaa a-T RcceWed The Institute of Industrial Health, The University of Michigan, just released its confidential report to the Occupational Health Committee of the Manufacturing Chemists* Association entitled "Epi demiological Investigation of the Polyvinyl Chloride Industry in Reference to Occupational Acroosteolys is. ** The over 5,000 subjects of this study were employed by 19 corporations, including 32 plants in the United States and Canada which are involved in the production of PVC resins and/or compounding and fabricating operations involving these resins.

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CE Refresher Vinyl Chloride Processes Conversion of acetylene by hydrochlorination to vinyl chloride or that of ethylene by vapor-phase or liquid-phase chlorination to dichloroethane, followed by pyrolysis to vinyl chloride, are fundamental reactions for its manufacture by different processes or their combinations.

'1*4 (IOOM) INTER-OFFICE MEMO TENNECO CHEMICALS, INC To from Subject H.

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UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION PLASTICS DIVISION South Charleston Plant TO : SUBJECT: Mr.

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WML M H M N BCTROtT, H ie M M N M i l l ( i l l ) M I - t M l r Answer; Yes* (a) Defendant objects because this Interrogatory is not answerable in its present form since the amount of residual VCM in PVC is not a function of moleculer weight. 18 = Question: Do any of the "PVC products" release detectable amounts of VCM at room temperature (approx. 75)?

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