8 A NO. 9 Q Do you have anything that would lead you 10 to believe that that information was indeed contained 11 in the 1984 servicemanual?

Eye lexis: Near and distant vision Lalcral and vertical pltorias Color vision Tnnnntelcr lest fnr glaucoma Hearing test (Audlomclric screening) Pulmonary Function Analysis lladlolnglcal studies; X-ray examination of Ihe chest (heart and lungs) Electrocardiogram, 11-lead Laboratory studies: Hematology; Red blood count White blood count Hemoglobin Hemalocril Platelets Indices Dlood chemistries (SM AC ): Glucose Urea Nitrogen (DUN) Creatinine Uric Acid Sodium Potassium Carbon Dioxide Chloride Calcium Inorganic Phosphate Serum Iron Cholesterol Triglycerides Bilirubin Transaminase (SC O , SG P) Lactic Dehydrogenase (L D H ) Alkaline Phosphatase Total Prolcin Albumin \ Cardiovascular Profile (H D L / L D L / V L D L ) Serology Stool examination for Occull Dlood Urinalysis: Sugar Albumin Occult Dlood pH Specific Gravity Microscopic Papanicolaou (PAP) lest for females Written rcporl of examination findings Consultation with a physician wllliln approximately 10 days.

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Describing backlogs in workers' compensation claims that he said drove workers to "law suits seeking to circumvent workers' compensation," McKinney said that the growth of such suits could lead to "a massive, perhaps even total, collapse of the basic `social contract' underlying workers' compensation -- the elimination of employee-initiated suits against their employers in exchange for a no-fault delivery of occupational injury compensation."

Clearly the expectation ofCongress and the executive branch is that stiff criminal penalties against corporate officers will act as a majordeterrent to others and lead to more voluntary compliance with the country's environ mental laws.

Cigarette smoking remains undoubtedly the single, leading health hazard known to society.

The pleural abnormalities can be sufficiently extensive to obscure the lung fields and may, in rare cases, lead to impairment of lung function. 1.3.4.

Pleural effusions may be transient but some are chronic and may recur.2 No pre scription is proposed for these, but, under the new proposals, if they cause sufficient bilateral thickening of the pleura an application to a pneumoconiosis medical panel would lead to certification.

OSH-12-1 Chemical Manufacturers Association Minutes of Meeting OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH COMMITTEE CMA Headquarters March 13, 1980 Washington, D.C.

TOH is "informally Involved" with risk assessment but desires to be lead organization

I further recommend that EPA take the lead in synthesizing and making available the required standards.

If we ever hope to close on duPonfs lead In Loss Prevention well need to focus on all in juries rather than just those which satisfy the definition of Recordable."

. % ACGIH-TLV OSHA-PEL LEL mm H8&20 XytoV1330-20*7 Toiuene/106-88-3 Methyl Alcohol/67-58-1 VM&P N^htba/84742-80-8 Propane/74-96-6 taobuiane/75-28-5 Lead Cnromaiar77S8-97-6 Lead (In Dry Flim)/7439-S2-1 'Numt fi% 2Mt* 10%' 4% 2% 12% 8% 5%* 5%* lOOppm lOOppm 200ppm 300ppm NE NE O.OSmg/m 0.15mo/m NE- Not Established lOOppm 200ppm 20Cppm NE lOOOppm NE O.Q5mgfm 0.05 mgfm 1.0% 1.2% 6.0% 09% 2.3% 1.9% NA NA 9.5 220 96.0 2.0 40pSia 40paia NA NA NA - Not Applicable SECTION III -- PHYSICAL DATA Bolling Range: Below 0F Vapor Density: heavier lighter than ai Evaporation Rata (Ether-1): (aster slower % Volatile (bv vol.): NA Wt.

e Du Pont technical expertise in quinacridone product development and strong ties with Fabrics & Finishes Department will maintain our lead in new product development.

We propose that the Agency instead, rely on significant work of the Food and Drug Ad ministration (FDA) to assess potential risks of PCB in the diet and, following its lead, adopt an RMCL of at least 6.5 micrograms (ym) per liter.