Employees Sampled Contaminant Sampled Welders (4) a) Total Suspended Particulate (TSPM) b) Iron Oxide (Fe^O^) Painters (2) a) Paint Particulate (TSPM) b) Lead (Pb) c) Chromium (Cr) d) Mineral Spirits The employees sampled wore personal sampling equipment that measured the concentra tion of air contaminants in their breathing zone as they performed their scheduled work routines.

., arsenic, 1910.1018; lead. 1910.1025: acrylonitrile, 1910.1045; and ethylene oxide 1910.1047).

General Comments A review of the history of the adoption of the Toxic Substances Control Act in general, and Section 6(e) in particular, leads clearly to the conclusion that Congress intended Section 6(e) to apply only to PCB which was intentionally manufactured for sale as commercial PCB.

I advised the judge that would immediately lead to our motion for summary judgement bae$d on our employer-employee defense under the workers' Compensation Act.

The first we knew of it was when it was reported by the news media -- we certainly applaud the resolution, however, and would hope that other independent scientific organizations will follow A M A 1s lead and speak out on this issue.

Marketing and Transportation facilities will also be affected. activities The Benzene Task Force has taken the lead in preparing a response.

Certainly, necessarily lead to changes in behavior.

Baram is certain that the Ritter bill will lead to more cost effective regulation of health, safety, and environmental risks, and also be a way of resolving the analytical dif ferences that exist in what little risk assessment is being done by federal agencies now.

Even if the 8 hour TWA is low for some jobs, there could be moments of brief, intense exposures There is evidence that these intermittent, peak exposures which may predominate in our industry - can be dangerous and lead to asbestos related disease.

Therefore, recommended conversion factor of 1:1.4 it is likely that the exposure estimates for asbestos production (discussed in were overestimated, leading to an the November proposal), 62 mpcf-ycars underestimate of excess risk for workers. is roughly equal to 87 f/cc-years. a in each of the cumulative exposure cumulative exposure permitted by the 2 categories.

The article explains the desparate situation of the mon who were afraid to file for comp and have to lose the income they had from mining Ibid a companion front page story on Cartier is missing in Albart's copy I will get this at Library of Congress and post later on These stories provide numerous leads for further inquiry union officials docs government people The slip from this Cartier story shows that he is now about 72 years old He retired at the Clinic in 1974 I think La Presse 4/25/75 Q Politician H.

primarily for PA, lead and oils.

The commients contend that the permissible VCM levels in resins could lead to ground water contamination.

Customer Product Reason 5/6/83 5/10/83 5/11/83 CONX 45724 CONX 45913 CONX 45740 Continental Plastics Charter Industries Wexford ;Resifted Sifter Overf1ow Pond Resin Resifted Sifter Overflow Quality Quality Quality The vinyl area received twenty-seven short lead time emergency type orders comprising 11.7% of the 231 Aberdeen resin shipments in May.

iI TABLE 2 Significant Emission Levels Carbon monoxide: 100 tons per year (tpy) Nitrogen oxides: 40 tpy Sulfur dioxide: 40 tpy Particulate matter: 25 tpy Ozone: 40 tpy of volatile organic compounds Lead: 0.6 tpy Asbestos: 0.007 tpy * Beryllium: 0.0004 tpy Mercury: 0.1 tpy Vinyl chloride: 1 tpy Hydrogen sulfide (H2S): 10 tpy Fluroides: 3 tpy Sulfuric acid mist: 7 tpy Total reduced sulfur (including H2S): 10 tpy Reduced sulfur compounds (including H2S): 10 tpy SAI- <>00088377