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II HALOGENATED SOLVENTS INDUSTRY ALLIANCE 1225 19th Street, N W,, Suite 300, Washington, D.C. 20036 (202) 223-5890 September 14, 1987 TO: HEALTH AND SCIENCE COMMITTEE SEP 181987 ARTICLE ON CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA Attached is a copy of a recently published case-control study linking childhood leukemia to parents exposure to solvents, spray paints, dyes, and other chemicals in the workplace and at home.

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APR 2 5 1980 CONFIDENTIAL: Subject to Protective Order Of 14th Judicial Dist^^<OT)USTKlEt> No. 91*1145 EXHIBIT H-3 RES 608.1 Confidential The Reliability Study of the VCM Low Pressure Storage System March 27, 1980 D.

The lead article of AIA/NA's monthly newsletter, April issue, covered Health and Human Services Secretary Richard Schweiker's response to the Association's criticism of the 1978 "Estimates Paper."

Appendices, which are not a part of the Standard, include sections on friction los3 of lead chart,' surge pressure analysis (including air in pipelines) and frictional power requirements.

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