Abex therefore objects on the grounds that whether Abex received this report or not it not relevant to this case and is not reasonable calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

The profuse experimental work of the past ten or twelve years has created a virtually new knowledge of the physiological and toxicological behavior of lead.

NATIONAL LEAD COM PANY METAL DIVISION Southwest Area 16th and Cleveland Granite City, Illinois 62040 Wm.

Lead operator Steve Kilgore set the temperature setpoint at 151F.

This could be cheaper, require less lead time and probably more reliable than involving a plant on the West coast.

Zapp: Thank you f or your recent letter in regard to H.R. 19172, the "Lead-Based Paint Elimination Act of 1970."

If so, please state: ANSWER: Ford objects to this Interrogatory on the grounds that it is overly broad, vague, ambiguous, and seeks information that is irrelevant, immaterial, and not calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

CHEMICALS INDUSTRIES /INTEROFFICE LAKE CHARLES TO Phil Trew FROM ^ob McCorquodale DATE SUBJECT February 15, 1978 VDC/VDCM Exposure Hope this is what you had in mind: Areas or jobs that, in the past, offer a high risk for exposure to VDC/VDCM: EDC/MC Lead Operator - MC Operator - EDC/MC Auxiliary Operator Shipping Department Loader - Loader Helper.

., South Kirkland, WA 98033 Dear Bob: With reference to our telephone conversation 7/12/79, I hope that I answered your questions concerning the possibility of detectable amounts of fibrous tremolite being found in expanded vermiculite and the background data leading up to Grace's policy for labeling expanded ver miculite to lightweight fertilizer accounts.

arising in these cases and are not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

published this spring The reports, according j to the Marine Pollution Bulletin (May 1971), do not single out one pollutant or disease as the cause of the birds' deaths, but rather note that the birds were in a vulnerable moulting stage, somewhat undernourished, and had fairly high levels of lead, mercury, and other heavy metals In their bodies.

A study such as this always increases the awareness, levels of employees, and may lead to some increased concern among our welders.

. ~ *'A ban is a drastic step to S take, but this is a drastic prob* { tan," said WlUlam Turney, di- "I would Uke to see Wh- igan lead the way (in a ban) because I think it could be much more detrimental to mankind than we had real* ited." said Carl Johnson, com mission chairman

. * David Hollis On* : April 16, 1978 * Subira : VCM RELEASE CONFIDENTIAL SUBMITTED UNDER atYornEv-tLiEtof PRIVILEGE i< Reactor 744 was charged with 5305 at 11:58 a.m. on April 16, 1978* Lead operator .Steve Kilgore set the tenperature setpoint at 151F.

This has lead some of us to question the use of this rubber stamp, thinking perhaps we should have a preprinted label that can be stuck onto each bag.