In addi tion, there had been no previous transmitter failures leading to SRV releases.

5 A No. 6 Q Do you recall anyone at Eaton ever advising you that 7 breathing asbestos dust and smoking cigarettes combined could 8 potentially lead to a greater incidence of lung cancer?

The main disadvantage is that displaying the minutes on the bulletin board may lead to a situation where the minutes become a means of airing grievances not always related to safety and the committee could lose credibility as a safety organization.

We're going after the data we need to determine whether such exposures might lead to pulmonary disease.

"I hope [the report] will lead to some very constructive dialogue between us and Congress."

To interpret it otherwise leads to an absurd result--i.e., that an employer must pay exorbitant copying costs to provide employees and their physi cians with useless data.

Furthermore, differences in training and quality assurance procedures instituted by different laboratories can lead to large discrepancies in the analytical results obtained by those laboratories.

As we have determined from talking to companies within the chemical industry, and as 0754894 TOWOLDMONOQ59725 3 EPA's economic consultants recognize, the expense involved in EPA's proposals may lead many operators to choose retro- fill or removal even if such actions are not mandated.

Three week lead time is required.

The committee discussed what additional comments may be appropriate should such a letter be sent (a statement of who the Vinyl Institute is; a review of the meeting with Formosa representatives; history of industry compliance with current standard; industry's role in providing information leading to the publication of the new proposed standard; an explanation that the proposed rule is not a "reformat" of the existing standard; a review of EPA's study of gasholders and the safety problems associated with them) and whether VI member companies could expect to benefit from such a letter.

. -- "right-to-know...discussed during 1969 hearings which lead [sic] to [OSHA]".

The committee discussed what additional comments may be appropriate should such a letter be sent (a statement of who the Vinyl Institute is; a review of the meeting with Formosa representatives; history of industry compliance with current standard; industry's role in providing information leading to the publication of^'the new proposed standard; an explanation that the proposed rule is not a "reformat" of the existing standard; a review of EPA's study of gasholders and the safety problems associated with them) and whether VI member companies could expect to benefit from such a letter.

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., and Vista Chemical Company, and the Consent Decree entered in the above action, we hereby provide notice of recently-discovered information which may lead to the filing of an Environmental Claim.