R&S 109529 .BIO-MEDICAL RESEARCH DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 63 68 69 76 Duplicate in all cards:--S> / 9fC year as-1961- 0=883230 File number [Right justify [Numeric only] Author(s), as Last Name FS (No Punctuation) and coden for journal as JAMA preceeded by one blank space 1 20 21 m - - hi v -jasaas^. 40 41 77 78 VC Sub-Index Code 60 61 62 11 12 13 Title of Report; end with space-hyphen-hyphen-space.

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sivfca ASBBSTOSIB B-KSHAPfig COUNCIL ( gimWTH ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE TTOVg months BB&NNING lat OCTOBER. 1967 1.

dceo not exist, and this can lead to some very erroneous conclusions.

k-pll ^ Reprinted from AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION JOURNAL Volume 30, Novcmber-Deccmber, 1969 R&S 136031 Monitoring Exposures to Vinyl Chloride \apor: Breath Analysis and Continuous Air Sampling EDWARD D.

Since the NAHB deadline was October 13, this had been discussed with two members of the aforementioned Liai son Committee; in view of the fact that: (a) participation in the Carnival was of direct interest to one or more groups within the SPI, (b) there was an extremely short time for any group in the SPI or the MCA to produce a good demonstration, (c) handling by MCA could lead to criticism of setting a precedent in acting where the fabricators should have direct interest, and (d) Mr.

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ARCHIVES OF PATHOLOGY VOLUME 72 July ntKiu.'

I s.uspect this situation would lead to excessive price cutting and confusion as to our prupose.

Intensified research is needed to minimize their dangers Carl G.

I 1 4 4 4 Reprinted from AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION JOURNAL Volume 30, Novcmber-Dccember, 1969 Monitoring Exposures to Vinyl Chloride Vapor: Breath Analysis and Continuous Air Sampling ' EDWARD D.

It is the variation in composition of such samples that often leads to corresponding variations in analytical results.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT Appendix Respirator Approval and Acceptance Listings (This Appendix ia not a part of American National Standard Practices/or Respiratory Protection, Z88.2-1960, but ia Included for information purpaaea only.)

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