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Harrisonburg, Virginia/to -// Note: The product-moment correlation of average blood lead levels of white persons ages 6 months-74 years between Caravan Set #1 and Cavavan Set #2 was 0.746 (Test of H0:Rho =0, p < 0.0001, n = 32).

The Committee feels the Guest Inspections are worthwhile and does lead to a significant improvement in plant housekeeping. 8.

I say this not in criticism of anyone, certainly not Professor Zielhuis, but the fact is that this Conference was not a systematic pursuit of standards of safety in Occupational Medicine but rather was a mixture of ideas about lead poispning, and opinions about the nature of the disease, and pet notions as to supervision and prevention, along with some very good data relating to biological standards.

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Because this meeting might lead to formation of a technical task force or a joint research proposal and I have been advised that such activity, unless done properly, could subject participants to a risk under the antitrust laws, an attorney familiar therewith will als be present.

Third, we have been producing and selling vinyl materials for more than 3$ years are now one of the leading producers.

Pickering supplied the background leading up to the pre paration ot the memo on advocacy; concluded that MCA can do more in this area, but such activity must be under the guidance of counsel; and emphasized that the critical area was the impact of jointly obtained information on compe tition as opposed to its impact on proposed legislation or regulations.

It has been known for about fifty years that inhalation of asbestos dust can lead to radiologic shadows different from those associated with silicosis and coal workers' pneumoconiosis, but only the latest international classifications require their detailed recording.

Schute: About ten years ago I heard you say that the respirator business was going to pot, and the Bureau of Mines was lead ing the way.

Government PCB Task Force. 3) Monsanto wit a/more .s /) \ '4^ Monsanto^costs for dielectric Aroclori have increased because of: - Lost sales volume/lower production divisor - Pollution clean-up costs - Research & development expenses on new products - Toxicity, biodegradation test work - Plant investments 5) Monsanto develop in the ince 1969) a research and to find "PCB" substitutes area: To date A capacitor Transformer At least ising leads xperimental sample - no candidates as yet away from commercialization 6) On balance, the ecological risks have been substantially reduded by Monsanto and customer actions.

The alleged problem Is their lack of rapid breakdown and possible persistence In the environment leading some to say they can build-up In some types of wild life.

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