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August 2, 1978 To: ILZRO Lead and Zinc/Cadmium Environmental Health Committees LIA and Cadmium Council Environmental Health Committees Members, Lead Industries Association Members, Zinc Institute From: Lillian Piantanida Subject: OSHA: Employee Exposure and Medical Records - Preservation of and Access to Three notices appeared in recent issues of the Federal Register (attached), two final rules and one proposed, relating to OSHA's requirements for pres ervation of employee exposure and medical records, access to these records by employees, OSHA, and NIOSH, and similar access to occupational injury and illness logs.

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VOLUNTEERS for INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, Inc.

LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue New York, N.

February 26, 1972 COATJj 'JQS ASSOCJATJOj'J OFFICERS President RALPH J.