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^5r i Manager's Notice No. 922 January 23, 1974 Subject: NEWS RELEASE The Company made the following news release shortly before 10:00 a.m. today; AKRON, Jan. 23 -- The B.F.Goodrich Company today reported that it informed Kentucky health officials and the Federal National Institutes of Occupational Safety and Health that the Company is investigating whether the cancer deaths of three employees in the polyvinyl chloride operations at its Louisville, Ky. plant were related to occupational causes.

REPORT ON A CASE CONTROL STUDY COVERING WHITE FEMALE EMPLOYEES OF PVC FABRICATORS May 1977 2587001 Counselors, Inc.

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/6-/O4) SEE DISTRIBUTION R.D.Savage June 19, 1974 PROPOSED OSHA STANDARD ON VCM EXPOSURE Attached Is a copy of a letter mailed last week to doowstlc PVC customers.