Memo to tilo September 7, 1977 Page 2 Others are concerned with an employee exposure as well as a family exposure to such items as toxic dusts including lead.

While the cooperation of all Alcoans is necessary, management must take the lead in assigning responsibility, assessing the situation, improving the program and sustaining the effort toward this important goal.

Moreover, the Court must certainly take notice of your outstanding qualifications and credentials in this area of tetraethyl lead poisoning.

/day unit to remove sulfur miles with leaded gas and up to 50,000 from Kuwaiti residual oil in the Mizu- miles with unleaded fuel.

He is a relatively new employee and had not been indoctrinated properly by the % ^v lead technician-.

Marsh - _i |ee / at ewe % . eee eee ns " w o> aware - we . a oe = * Disease Found 25 of Business Workers eee ee meee 0 we mame: ene Somme we ame oe semrmme Tage WASHINGTON April study 27 in the 27 included chronic health and safety subcommit done respiratory disease due ter Representative Dominic APA study done for the asbestos and other fibrous Daniels Democrat of New Government has found that one dust in work areas loss of Jersey said that the results of re- out of every four workers in hearing due to noise eye cata study were shocking a sample of small businesses radiation 150racts from infrared a possible horror story of employing from eight to 150racts and increased lead absorbtion national proportions 3 people has an occupationally in the blood lin If we had statistics from ani : derived disease and that 39 perl absorption On lead absorption the lindepth medical survey of the cent of those are not reported illness exposures con nation's } would as required to the Labor iport says workers they tinue serious illness may result paint a picture of disease the and populations partment was done in the and the long range implications chronic illness as horri- staTtheeof sWtausdhyington and Oregoni otfhehibglhooldeveilss uofnklenaodwsntorsedhinoifpyisng aosf cothneditlaisotnsceinntthueryswMera.t by the UntihveerNsaittiyonoafl WIanssthiituntge extent of such conditions said ton for of Occupational Safety and among employed The study was conducted bel health It is to be published in are no where available thetween 1972 and 1974 in three about six weeks report says industrial areas of Tacoma andi House Some of the diseases listed The chairman of the the House Seattle Wash and Portland Ore and an agricultural areal .

The old unit instrument air leads have been wrapped. b.

Although I have provided a few promising leads, they need additional researching in the literature and/or in the laboratory before their true potential would be apparent.

UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION 8 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT BASIC INFORMATION Facility Name: R360 Shute Creek LLC Facility Location: 41.868615, -110.040878 RCRA ID: WYR000207589 Notification Status: Non-notifier Facility Contact: Adrian Trim 719-357-1972 Date of Inspection: May 16, 2023 Lead Inspector: Annette Maxwell, U.S.

This would lead to many problems getting contractors into the plant.

But we're open to publicizing all and any performances leading to that end (increased sales and profit ability).

PCB producers have taken the lead in this problem but now i the collaboration of the consumers is needed.

Reactor Lead Operators 9.

A leading notar would alio* cloaed does Loading.

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