Thus Canadian statistics now are measured against what 100 would buy in 1971 - Statistics Canada reports the September 1975 CPI 1971= 100 was 141.5 a slight 0.2 per- up selling not labor but years of their lives to employers He noted that 97 percent of materials workers handle are untested for their range dan- gers to health Meanwhile a revised federal job health standard to reduce worker exposure to cancer ing asbestos fibers was being proposed by the Labor Depart- . ment along with new exposure limits on lead beryllium and 13 additional toxic chemicals cent increase over August's figure of 141.2 This amounts to a 10.6 Other toxic substances in the proposed standards are toluene percent increase for the 12month period since September trichloroethylene butyltoluene cumene ethyl benzene 1974.

A subsequent report 1iy Enttcknap and: Bmlther, 1964, (191 con cerning workers to a British asbestos factory demonstrated that the. same tumor could be commonly found in the abdomen (peritoneal mesothelioma) . as In 1939, the British Home Office Survey by Merewethler and Price (28), found that approximately half of a population of asbestos factory Workers were suffering from pulmonary fibrosis, leading to the ihtooduc.tioh of the As bestos Factory Regulations of1931.

Doubts on Commitment Officials of the Food and Drug Admin istration say they still plan to follow Canada's lead, but representatives of two national public-interest law firms say they doubt Use agency's commitment.

Lead poisoning.................................................... .

It's a con-profit organization and has investigated lead and other gasoline additives, aerosols, asbestos and food additives, strong others.

The fumes were traced to tbe lint leading from tbe Goodrich plant.

The levels of lethal 1 hydrocarbons and lead were . much higher.

The development of much improved monitor ing systems has lead to the ability to do continuous or sequential monitoring (as opposed to batch sampling) by interfacing an analytical instrument with an automatic sampling system.

Some of the Plants, especially Louisville, are having some problems with staffing because of a constant barrage of input from the media, the need to displace some people from their regular jobs, and the general concerns leading to morale problems.

Industry spokesmen said that the proposed standard was medically unnecessary, tech nologically unfeasible and would lead to the loss of as many as 2.2 million jobs.

General counsel gave the background leading up to a decision of the producers of ferroalloys to organize a new and separate trade association to represent their special interests.

Lane RSV 0006743 chase and storage program, would Lake the lead in developing the new helium polity.

Similar type samples should be obtained where lead is a major constituent so that exposure evaluation may be made.

It is conducted thence to a large return shaft leading to the -2nd fleer mechanical room.

Seli- was told yesterday at a hear koff said He said he quietly notified the Food and Drug substance iinn tinhge hoinghltyhetopexrvaisivceness substance Administration of this in 1968 modern society because we didn't think it - over the media But medical nothing Selikoff the leading Ameri very ^ authority in the field much happened said cans are all contaminated In fact Dr.