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HILL A,Nn KNOWLTOV Inc November 22, 1974 MEMORANDUM TO: Steering Committee VCM-PVC Producers Committee FROM; Public Affairs Committee VCM-PVC Producers Committee SUBJECT: Continuation of Public-Government Affairs Activities Developments over the past two months have deomonstrated quite clearly that media interest in vinyl chloride is still strong and is likely to remain so for some time to come.

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August 15, 1974 Zeb Bell 19 - East Re: VCM Attached 1b an article from the Washington Post (August 14, 1974) relative to the FDA position on vinyl food packaging.

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HOUSTON CHRONICLE Friday February 16, 1979 Vol. 78 No- 126 Winyltchloride linF withi^sath^hiniy ` BY MIKE SNYDER These controls, he said, include mom- ^Chronicle Staff ^ * taring devices that measure the amount r 7, * yv | of the chemical to' which workers have There is "certainly the sui estion of a *9 1 b*e*e4n*e*x*po*sed and regular medical tests, relationship'' between vinyl chloride r processed at Union Carbide's Texas City (See VINYL, Page It t* l i'd!

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