MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOCIATION 1825 CONNECTICUT AVENUE.

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF VINYL CHLORIDE WORKERS Final Report May 3, 1974 Submitted to The Manufacturing Chemists Association 1825 Connecticut Avenue N, W.

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R&S 000635 The fViutagsnicity of Vinyl ChSorid:i ,0 After EVletaboSsc Activation (Ssi; By U Rannug, A Johansson, C Ramcl and C A Wachlmeister, Environmental Toxicology Unit.

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TRAINING PROGRAM HAZARDS OF VINYL CHLORIDE I.

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To From Subject ETHYL CORPORATION In reference to your August 29, 1974 memorandum con cerning the above-captioned subject, I have no objection to your having furnished my name as a possible legal contact within Ethyl relating to discussion of generalities concerning potential suits arising from the PVC/VCM health problem.

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. : INTER-COMPANY AND OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE ^ ro' All Concerned Vinyl Chloride Safety Association Meeting - Memphis, Tennessee siijrti February 10-11, ISTM r"OM' s.

MCA records indicate the following Management Contact and Technical Panel representative.

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Vinyl Chloride Panel Membership Purpose The BFGoodrich Company Borden Chemicals and Plastics The Dow Chemical Company Formosa Plastics Georgia Gulf Corporation JTS Enterprises, Inc. * MAXROY* Occidental Chemical Corporation PPG Industries, Inc.

The Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc. 355 Lexington Avenue New York, New York 10017 (212) 573 9400 March 10, 1978 TO: THE PVC SAFETY GROUP Gentlemen: Please note as indicated in the Minutes of the PVC Steering and Communications Committees, it is planned that the PVC Safety Group will take part in the EPA meeting scheduled for March 23 at the EPA offices, Waterside Mall, 410 M..