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ii Amount Pledged: $325,055 Amount Received: $333,488a Budget Authorized: $325,055 Vinyl Chloride Financial Statement Period Ending February 28, 1982 Phase VII - 17 Companies Service/Program Category Budget Authorized RESEARCH VC 7.0-DP/PREV-UL - EHA $287,784 ADMINISTRATION (thru 5/31/81) $ 37,271 TOTAL Phase VIII $325,055 Amount Committed Disbursement $287,784 $ 37,271 $325,055 $267,784 $ 22,573 $290,357 Unpaid Balance Available for Commitment $ 20,000 $-0- $ 14,698 $ 34,698 $-0- -c/> 10 1 aincludes carryover from Phase VI of $37,271.

CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION dtc September 28, 1983 To: Vinyl Chloride Program Panel r From: Carol Stack Re: Financial Statements Earlier this year, you received notice from the CMA Special Programs Division of a change in the procedure for computing administrative charges against the programs and an increase in the hourly rate.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ACUTE HAZARDS LABELING RULE, JULY 29, 1980 SUMMARY BACKGROUND EPA has announced its intent to issue a regulation under Section 6 of TSCA to require acute hazard warning labeling for chemical substances and mixtures.

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17, 1985 Page 23 PESTICIDE & TOXIC CHEMICAL NEWS "We are now as a federal government going to have to embrace the public receiving massive amounts of information on chemicals from" the National Toxicology Program, Young said, noting that many of the chemicals will be found to be positive.

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page 32 April 6, 1983 PESTICIDE & TOXIC CHEMICAL NE'.VS NCI STUDY FINDS INCREASED CANCER AMONG PESTICIDE APPLICATORS IN FLORIDA An epidemiological study of 4,411 pesticide applicators in Florida found increased incidence and risk of certain cancer types among the applicators, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) has noted in response to questions from the House Agriculture Committee's Subcommittee on Department Operations, Research and Foreign Agriculture (See separate story).

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