In dustry officials had warned that the rule was so harsh it could lead to s total close down of plants making PVC plastic vinyl- chloride ga*.

In-Process A total of seven lead assays were performed on recovered compound samples.

Condensate level loss in dowtherm steam drums leads to a crash shutdown.

It is the conscious of the analytical chemists end statisticians I consulted, and my own feeling, that the statement ce written above leads to varied interpreta tions with little chance of resolving the differences in viewpoint.

oy,e (to i), o, ( Lead Operator Utility.

It was brought out that your openness or a person's stance could lead a supervisor to know if he was getting through or not.

Labor, said Bommarito. has listened to experts , Based on experience, employers are 1 confident that unions and their lead; crs. threatened with : .icmpioyr-.eul, `will make some face-savin" coinum- tnises.

OSHA aspects that-by this 'time they will have analytical data from lead monitoring performed on November 2.

Some say that monopolies lead to inferior products and services, and to nigner costs for consumers.

On the basis of the foregoing re a so n s, we are v ery concerned that implementation of the proposal, in either its original Federal Register form or in the suggested improved modified form in Attachment A, could, by resulting in erroneous rejections of talc caused by mistaking the above minerals for asbestos, lead to critical difficulties in obtaining usable talc supplies.

Pigments containing lead, antimony or cadmium are weighed in Bldg. 426.

It's a non-profit organization and has investigated lead and other gasoline additives, aerosols, asbestos and food additives, az&ag others* Its principals include Albert Fritsch, a Jesuit priest with a Fh.D. is organic chemistry from KtT; end Jariss Sullivan, with & Ph.D. in meteorology and oceanography from HIT* V.

JUNE 26. 1974) SOCIETY OF PLASTICS INDUSTRY WITNESSES LEAD SECOND DAY OF HEARINGS ON PROPOSED OSHA STANDARD FOR VINYL CHLORIDE Washington, D.C. -- The Society of the Plasties industry (SP1) was the first major witness in the second day of Occu pational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) hearings on a proposed new standard for occupational exposure to vinyl chloride, an industrial chemical recently linked with angio sarcoma of the liver among previously heavily exposed employees (details of the SPI presentation were provided in a release yesterday.

Even if we assume that such a statement is true, it. may be misleading to the employees who may ignore the fact that heavy asbestos exposure leads to other conditions such as asbestosis and mesothelioma.

intoxication l[ f leads to nausea, vomiting, loss of weight. edema and abdominal j EMERGENCY and FIRST AID PROCEDURES Remove from exoosure.