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PROGRESS IN VINYL CHLORIDE CONTAINMENT A Report By The B.F.Goodrich Company December 4, 1975 \ BACKGROUND he B.F.Goodrich Company was Tfaced with a number of serious and difficult decisions when we discovered, in January, 1974, that three of our employees who had worked for many years in our Louisville, Ky,, poly vinyl chloride plant had died from a rare form of liver cancer, angiosarcoma.

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