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PVC HEALTH COMMITTEE Keller & Heckman Offices WASHINGTON, D.C.

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American Journal of Industrial Medicine S: 579-586 (1985) Spontaneous Abortions Among Women Employed in the Plastics Industry Marja-Liisa Lindbohm, msc, Kari Hemminki, md, and Pentti Kyyronen \ A matched case-control study was done to analyze whether certain occupational expo sures in the plastics industry were related to the risk of spontaneous abortions.

Occidental Chemical Corporation September 22, 1986 EPA RCRA Docket (S-212) U.S.

thU August 8, 1986 TO: Vinyl Institute Health, Safety and Environment Committee RE: TCLP Task Force Meeting On August 6 the Committee's TCLP Task Force charied by Joe King met to begin developing VI comments on EPA's proposed Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Proposal and hazardous waste listing proposal (51 FR 21648 - 93; June 13, 1986).

CONFIDENTIAL TO: John Eldred Keller & Heckman Washington, D.C.

+ PVC SAFETY GROUP - HEALTH COMMITTEE Keller & Heckman Offices WASHINGTON, D.C.

FOCUS ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS VINYL CHLORIDE (VCM, VCL) VINYL CHLORIDE is a color becomes contaminated with VCM usually from 1-150 lbs., ton less flammable gas or liquid under should be removed immediately containers, insulated tank trucks, pressure with a mild sweet odor. and thoroughly washed, dried and insulated railway cars and storage Vinyl Chloride is primarily used in tested before reuse.

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