Monsanto, therefore, strongly recommends that - PCBs not be used In sppllcatlons which could lead, either directly or Indirectly, to the contamination of food and V water supplies for humans or animals.

This leads me to conclude that the numbering scheme shown in the second set of reports is correct.

S344 a dleeaeeion on health pmhlena lead to a regnant By Messrs.

'This lead us to believe there was a contamination problem.

Hart also cited new research data "which would lead one to believe that the human health hazard associated with PCBs has been substantially underestimated."

Strategy and Plan To maintain a competitive lead and achieve targeted sales of new dielectrics :ln 1975, we will supply pilot-scale quantities of new non-PCB dielectric fluids to major customers by late 1973 and establish interim manufacturing facilities during 19/4.

With the exception of the Jobe noted above* there is no longer e need for yonr plant peraonnel to be inr> `lead in a respirator personal protection program on a mandatory basis.

However, it is conceivable that this program would lead to expanded medical studies on angiosarcoma and other liver diseases, for which broader, additional support from various sources would be sought, as necessary

a) Mobllect A This 100 sec. viscosity oil is used at a level of about 168,000 gallons (4,000 barrels) per year to insulate and cool the lead sheath type cables.

We also discussed our knowledge of the toxicity of vinyl chloride and we reviewed in detail the events leading up to our initial meeting with the Ken tucky Department of Labor on this matter.

We also discussed our knowledge of the toxicity of vinyl chloride and we reviewed in detail the events leading up to our initial meeting with the Ken tucky Department of Labor on this matter.

A chronic (long-term) health hazard: a. is a health problem that is temporary b. can lead to health problems that slowly develop over a long period of time c. is like an accident d. is not worth thinking about 12.

'This lead us to believe there was a contamination problem.

The Court's decision, issued January 31, 1975, allows 60 days lead time for implementation of the Standard.

Salem is a leading food processing center and has a large high- strength waste flow during the canning season.