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SUBJECT INTEROFFICE DATE JULY 17, 1975 from R S BROCKMAN REFERENCE OSHA VARIANCE REQUEST On July 10, 1975, I wrote to you enclosing a variance request we proposed to give to OShA to eliminate an unexpected problem we encountered with some of the respiratory protective equipment we received Based upon a meeting Mr G D Lloyd and the undersigned had with various OSHA officials m Washington on July 11, 1975, we have decided not to submit the variance request Rather, upon the advice of OSHA and counsel (Vedder, Price, Kaufman & Kammholz), we are submitting the attached letter re questing OSHA to provide us with a written clarification and interpretation of the standard This procedure is deemed most expeditious by all concerned Mr J J Cassidy of Vedder, Fnce, etc has seen and approved the language of this communication R S BROOKMAN RSB djs Attach. cc Mr D P Salopek, Akron Mr W B Connolly, Akron Dr L H Eallou/Mr G L Wilson, Akron Mr C J Kleinert ' Mr H N West Mr G D Lloyd K 'f' h n < 19f SIS73A RECEIVED JUL 2 ^ 1975 R W ARNOLD OCC 014498
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MINUTES OF MEETING MCA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Links Club, New York City Tuesday, February 8,1972 Following breakfast at 9:00 a.m. , the meeting was called to order by Chairman Dawson.
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L-871 Manufacturing Chemists Association Minutes of Meeting LABELS AND PRECAUTIONARY INFORMATION COMMITTEE Twin Bridges Marriott January 17 & 18, 1978 Washington, D.C, Chairman Jones convened the meeting at 10:30 a.m. on January 17.
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AGENDA MEETING OF THE MCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 3;00 p. m., Tuesday, November 22, 1976 Pinnacle Club (Rooms A, B & C), New York City Opening Remarks and Introduction of Guests II.
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