IJU1UU73 WATER PCB-SD0000039114 Detail 1) We reviewed the historical developments, commercial and technical, leading up to todays situation.

However, in addition to GE, numerous other industries discharge undetermined amounts of chemical poisons, chromium, lead, zinc, copper, cyanide, DDT, chloroform, oil, and grease among others.

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Because of their "solvent" action in removing the natural fats and oils from the skin leading to drying and chapping, repeated and prolonged skin contact should be avoided. ..

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Keith said PCBs began to be seriously suspected of having undeairable characteriatics In 1170. leading to reaearch Into safer fluids.

Mason reviewed the history of the recent events leading up to our decision to have the meeting.

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Because of the insensitivity of "We've been pushing for research (by epidemiologic surveys and various dif the National Institute of Occupational ficulties in conducting them, only agents and industrial processes which Safety and Health) on this since the first study came out in 1977, because lead to rather large excesses have been we just don't know the cause," said identified to date

Selikoff, chairman of the department and a leading authority on occupational diseases, said the apparent discrepancy between FDA's findings and ' Mount Sinai's is due to a difference in technique.

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Our present estimate is that the total costs leading to Oualification in both power and small industrial capacitors may possibly reach $500,000.