His consent of "p.arbnre in-garbage outI11 was' generally unfavorably received and leads me to wonder if he was referring to the CDC, MICSH, or the UPC inputs, and, as stated, seems to reflect on all three groups of scientists.

After the appearance of Doctor Viola's paper at the Houston meeting interested companies, including UCC, paid Doctor Viola's expenses for a meeting in Washington on May 5, 1971. publishing of Doctor Vida's work in the U.S. could lead to serious j nroolems with regard to the vinyl'chic ride monomer and resin industry. -- , These are as follows: 1, The Delaney amendment bans the use of any material in food that car. cause cancer.v 2.

Therefore, we anticipate that our review of the health effects information will lead us to conclude that exposure to asbestos, even at low levels, presents substantial health risks.

Preferably this should be a local system with down draft exhausts leading from the mixing vat to 1the outside Action taken: Installed as recommended. 3.

A worker exposures to other known liver toxins (if present) inducing, but not limited to, mercury, 2,2 dichlorovinyl dimethyl phosphate, ozone, dioxane, beryllium, lead, di methyl nitrosamine, arsenic, (amyl, methyl, ethyl, butyl, prool and vinyl) acetate, copper, trichloroethylene, carbontetrachloride, arsine and tetrahydrofuran shall be measured and/or constructed.

rrs---''-Sfcw . dicate that EDB exposure may lead to ocular, dermal, and The commission, setting aside Dixon's decision, held that respiratory irritation, in addition to systemic effects on the ^4^ the employer could reliably predict from the physical cir cumstances that the concentration of vinyl chloride in the air resulting from the coating operation would be well below the liver, kidneys, spleen, cardiovascular system, and nervous mm4mh - i 9V'

Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration June 1975 OSHA 2225 Endangered Workers Mostjob health hazards--such as lead, mercury, and silica--have been recognized for decades or centuries.

Translation (unauthorized) PVC vagor_causes_Asthnia PVC vapor resulting from heat treatment and decompensation of poly vinyl chloride leads to asthma and pathologic changes of the lungs.

YEAR-END COMPARISON OF LEADING ALUMINUM PRODUCERS 12 MONTH PERIOD 1975 (1974 shown in parenthesis) Net Sales & Op.

The designed experiment .is intended to lead to experimental conditions which will provide more consistent results. .

.; ..i-- AP00026240 SELECTED "SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS FR 40 26390 Acetyl Peroxide Benzoyl Peroxide t-Butyl Peroxide Cadmium Salts Carbon Tetrachloride Chloroform Chromium Salts and Pigments Cumene Hydroperoxide Dyes - many Epoxy Compounds - many Ethanol Ethylene Glycal Formaldehyde Gasoline Exhaust Tar Hydroqulnone Lactose Lauroyl Peroxide Lead Salts Maleic Anhydride Pigments - many Polymers: VC VOH IMA eflon tyrene Irethanes olyethylene lilicones Tristearin Toluene Diamine Zinc Salts APOO

Fiechtner reported that the "casual relationship of arsenic and exposure at an early age" appears to be the most likely lead they have at present. 11.0 Chemical Safety Data Sheet SD-56 on Vinyl Chloride After general comments on possible conflict between SD-56 and pertinent government publications on vinyl chloride, the motion was made, seco

(New ventilation, vacuum system and Master Batch systems should lead to notable improvement in these areas.) 2.

Failure to comply with this standard would lead to citation and penalty.

Because of the clinical importance and political sensitivity of occupational cancer, we are anxious to have our materials reviewed by leading workers in the field; this group obviously includes you and your colleagues at the Asbestos Information Association.