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The appearance of benzidine on this list of "toxic pollutants" should not lead one to the assumption that all materials on the list are carcinogenic.

If the informal negotiations do not lead to an agreement--and Schleikel man says this has happened only three times in about 150 cases--the commis sion can hold a public hearing and then direct that certain measures be taken within a specified time.

CSHRC Docket No. 10, the Secretary cited the employer for a serious violation in allowing airborne inorganic lead concentrations to exist at its Omaha, Nebr. smelter which constituted e recognized hazard likely to cause deeth or serious phyalcal tiers to affected employes*.

Here the in dustry indicated that a majority believed that for PVC producing plants the vinyl 001305.003 July 2, 1974 Page Four chloride levels could be reduced by a three step timetable leading ultimately to a level of 25 parts per million as a maximum exposure, with 10 parts per million as the maximum time weighted average for an eight hour day.

.^ to IS) uoing an iaothaxmal aplitlaaa injection technique as pravloualy daacribad.11 Tha column* war* coupled via a fuatd platinum capi1lary, leading directly into th* ion-tourc* of x FlnnigaA 101J B QC-IS (alaotion impact aourc* at 70 *V).

Lassiter expressed a guarded judgment that the mouse data reported by IBT would not lead OSHA to modify the emergency temporary standard, but that it might well cause OSHA to accelerate the rule-making process for the development of a permanent standard.

Regulation expected during 1977 include those on toluene, benzene, cotton dust, trichlorethylene, chloroform, carbon monoxide, noise ahd_1,carcinqgens"~'(NIOSH thinks there are about 100 suspected carcinogens), ''Guidelines" are. expected for lead, jnercury, and crystalline silica,__ H ^OSHA's position on beards isj 1; "OSHA can't require a man to shave his beard.

While presumably of high sen sitivity, this technique inevitably leads to serious questions as to the significance of-minor physiologic deviations, which must be resolved by studies of morbidity or mortality.

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ne advent of OSIIA makes it clear that the Company must develop an examination program of seme type, regardless of Its philosophical viewpoint, lx is anticipated that by the end of the 1972,/National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health will have issued criteria documents on asbestos, noise, heat, ultra violet radiation, tetraethyl and xetramethyl lead, silica, mercury and arsenic.

A single moment of inattention of not watching where we are going--not looking at our surroundings--or not being alert to what might happen--that leads to accident or injury.

RCFG 41114v Estimation of lead in urine by atomic absorption analysis.

Swetonic had told him as follows: OSHA previously had emphasized safety - now the emphasis is on health - five industrial substances are under attack (asbestos, silica, lead, cotton dust and carbon monoxide).

Driver reviewed the background leading up to his meeting on November 30, 1972, with Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce Stanley Nehmer at which an Association position paper on chemical industry trade liaison, which had been revised following the meeting of members of the Executive Committee with Secretary of Commerce Peterson on August 29, was presented to Mr.