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FOR YOUR FORWARD PLANNING -- THE NEXT MEETING OF THE: Health, Safety and Environment Committee & Safety Subcommittee WILL BE HELD ON: Wednesday (Day) 10:30 a.m.

agenda <#i \ TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEETING Princess Resort Hotel Salon I Scottsdale, Arizona Wednesday May 11, 1988 1:00 p.m.

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VINL CHLORIDE FINANCIAL STATEMENT May 31, 1983 Phase VIII - 20 Companies Date Phase Began: Carryover of Unrefunded: Carryover frcm Phase II: Carryover from Phase VII: Total Invoiced: Total Received: Cash Balance: 06/1/80 $ 1,525 $ 6,487 $ 23,131 $303,000 $303,000 $234,483 Service/Program Category Research VC 9.0 Epidemiology Study Update - EHA Contingency Administration Written Ccmmitments $220,000 ; $ 56,433 $ 57,378 Panel Approved Expenditures $ 11,495 87,100 $ 718 $ 57,378 Signed Contracts/ Admin/Legal Services $ 11,495 87,100 $ 718 $ 57,378 Disbursement $ 11,495 67,100 $ 718 $ 20,347 Unpaid Balance Available for Cornnitment $ -020,000 $ -0- $ 37,031 $121,405 $ 55,715 $333*, 811 $156,691 $156,691 $ 99,660 $ 57,031 $177,120 CMA 013432 Program Manager: Carol Stack VINSfL CHLORIDE FINANCIAL STATEMENT May 31, 1983 Phase VIII - 20 Companies Cate Phase Began: Carryover of Unrefunded: Carryover fran Phase II: Carryover fran Phase VII: Total Invoiced: Total Received: Cash Balance: 06/1/80 $ 1,525 $ 6,487 $ 23,131 $303,000 $303,000 $234,483 Service/Program Category Vfritten Commitments Panel Approved Expenditures Signed Contracts/ Admin/Legal Services Research VC 9.0 Epidemiology Study Update - EHA $220,000 $ 11,495 87,100 $ 11,495 87,100 Contingency $ 56,433 $ 718 $ 718 Administration $ 57,378 $ 57,378 $ 57,378 Disbursement $ 11,495 67,100 $ 718 $ 20,347 Unpaid Balance Available for Commitment $ -020,000 $ -0- $ 37,031 $121,405 $ 55,715 A Of ` ^ $333,fill ?

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Chemical Manufacturers Association t VINYL CHLORIDE PROGRAM PANEL PHASE VIII COMMITMENT O On November 14,1980, an ad hoc group of vinyl chloride industry representatives approved with some modifications, a proposal by Environmental Health Associates (EHA) to update an epidemio logical study of vinyl chloride workers (per attached minutes).

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the VINYL institute / New York Adopts Combustion Toxicity Tests; Initial Impact Will Be on Vinyl Products New York has become the first state to require combustion toxicity testing of certain building products, a controver sial program which may cause builders to limit the use of PVC and other plastics in commercial construction.

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CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION February 29, 1980 TO: Vinyl Chloride Project Panel Subject: Vinyl Chloride Epidemiological Studies The enclosed proposal prepared by CMA is based, in part, on the letter-proposal dated January 15, 1980 submitted by Environmental Health Associates, Inc.