FINAL DRAFT CRITERIA DOCUMENT FOR VINYL CHLORIDE JANUARY 1982 HEALTH EFFECTS BRANCH* CRITERIA AND STANDARDS DIVISION OFFICE OF DRINKING WATER ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460 * The Assessment of Human Exposure to Vinyl Chloride Section (Section VI) was prepared by the Science and Technology Branch.

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Jennings 7 Gregory, at the law offices of Fite & Miller, 8 Anniston, Alabama on the 27th day of October, 9 1999. 10 11 12 IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED AND AGREED that 13 the signature to and the reading of the 14 deposition by the witness is waived, the 15 deposition to have the same force and effect as OWENS 05-15-1988 Byrd, Willie Francis.txt[8/22/2017 3:37:23 PM] HARTOLDMON0035329 16 if full compliance had been had with all laws and 17 rules of court relating to the taking of 18 depositions. 19 20 21 IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED AND AGREED that 22 it shall not be necessary for any objections to 23 be made by counsel to any questions, except as to 2001 PARK PLACE, SUITE 220 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35203 1-800-888-DEPO 6 FOSHEE & TURNER COURT REPORTERS 1 form or leading questions, and that counsel for 2 the parties may make objections and assign 3 grounds at the time of trial or at the time said 4 deposition is offered in evidence or prior 5 thereto. 6 7 8 IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED AND AGREED that 9 the notice of filing of the deposition is waived. 10 11 12 13 OWENS 05-15-1988 Byrd, Willie Francis.txt[8/22/2017 3:37:23 PM] HARTOLDMON0035330 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2001 PARK PLACE, SUITE 220 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35203 1-800-888-DEPO 7 FOSHEE & TURNER COURT REPORTERS 1 STATE OF ALABAMA, CITY OF ANNISTON, 2 OCTOBER 27, 1999, 3 9:25 PM., 4 5 WILLIE FRANCIS BYRD, 6 having been first duly sworn, was examined and 7 testified as follows: 8 9 COURT REPORTER: Usual stipulations 10 okay?

-f LIVER AN3IOSAR0DMA CASES OTFIDENriAL WFX/ASL - ASL AEDRESS CIRCXIMnCN OF REGISTER ADAMS Dr A Ross Air Products, Allentown, Pa, USA BAGSHAW Dr I M M Norsk Hydro, Newton Aycliffe, UK BAND Dr P R Cancer Control Agency of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada BARNES Jnr W C Monsanto, St Louis, Missouri, USA BARR Dr J T Air Products, Allentown, Pa, USA BARRAT Dr G AECRP, Conmentry, France BARTER Dr Peter EMAS, London, IK BEAUPRE M Govemnent of Quebec Cancer Registry, Canada BENEO!

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--EKB CCR 002I/66 PROPOSED AIR QUALITY DIVISION REGULATION CHANGES Revise the Table of Contents to read as follows: TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PART I - General Rules Governing Air Quality Control Regulations 1.0 General................................................................................................. 1 2.0 Scope and Severability............ ............................................................. 1 3.0 Authority................................................................................................ 1 4.0 Definitions............................................................................................. 1 5.0 Meetings of the Commission................................................................ 4 6.0 Development of Facts.......................................................................... 4 7.0 Investigations........................................................................................ 6 PART n - Ambient Air Quality Standards 8.0 Air Contaminants.................................................................................. 6 9.0 Control of Air Pollution from Particulate Matter (Suspended Particulate Matter).................. ................ ....................... 7 10.0 Control of Air Pollution from Lead............ ....................................... 7 11.0 Control of Air Pollution from Outdoor Burning (Open Burning) .... 8 12.0 Control of Air Pollution from Sulfur Dioxide............................. . 9 13.0 Control of Air Pollution from Carbon Monoxide............................... 9 14.0 Control of Air Pollution from Hydrocarbons (Non-Methane)............ 9 15.0 Control of Air Pollution from Atmospheric Oxidants........................ 10 16.0 Control of Air Pollution from Nitrogen Oxides................................. 10 PART III - Emission Standards 17.0 Source Emissions.......................................... 10 18.0 Control of Air Pollution from Smoke................................................. 12 19.0 Emission Standards for Particulate Matter....................................... 12 19.0A Emission Standards for Leadened Particulate Matter...... ............... 13 20.0 Refuse Incinerators.............................................................................. 13 21.0 Emissions of Particulate Matter from Fuel Burning Equipment .... 14 Sources and Existing Sources............................................................... 14 23.0 Control of Emissions from the Chemical Woodpulping Industry .... 22 24.0 Emission Standards for Sulfur Oxides................................................ 23 25.0 Control of Carbon Monoxide Emissions (New Source)........................ 24 26.0 Emission Standards for the Nitric Acid Industry............................... 24 27.0 Prevention of Air Pollution Emergency Episodes.............................. 25 CCR 000021767 PAGE 28.0 Emission Standards for Particulate Matter and/or Suspended Particulate Matter - Horizontal 'Stud Soderberg Primary Aluminum Plants and Prebake Primary Aluminum Plants.......................................................26 29.0 Fluoride Emission Standards for Phosphate Fertilizer Plants............ 27 PART IV - Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants Subpart A 76.0 General Provisions ................................................................................ 1 Subpart B 77.0 Emission Standard for Vinyl Chloride ....................................................11 Subpart C 78.0 Emission Standard for Mercury................................................................35 Subpart D 79.0 Emission Standard for Beryllium..............................................................41 Subpart E 80.0 Emission Standard for Beryllium Rocket Motor Firing................................................................................ 44 Subpart F 81.0 Emission Standard for Asbestos ..............................................................45 TABLES Table 1 Table la Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Table 5 Table 6 Table 7 Primary Ambient Air Quality Standard...................................................27 Secondary Ambient Air Quality Standards.............................................28 Ambient Air - Methods of Contaminant Measurement......................... 28 Allowable Rate of Emissions Based on Process Weight Rate................29 Emissions - Methods of Contaminant Measurement............................... 29 Emission Reduction Plans - Alert Level................................................. 30 Emission Reduction Plans - Warning Label.............. 30 Emission Reduction Plans - Emergency Level....................................... 31 Figure 1 FIGURE Allowable Emission Rate Based onProcess Weight Rate....................31 CCR 000021768 PART I - GENERAL RULES GOVERNING AIR QUALITY REGULATIONS *** 1.2 Matter Incorporated by Reference - There is incorporated by reference in these regulations all matter referred to that is not specifically set forth.

Tha corraapondlng oortallcy in the UK study, which waa preferentially deacrlbed aa bronchitis, la laas than axpactad (SMI S2) aa la tha mortality from pneumonia (SMI SO) and other reaplratory dlaaaaaa (SKI 4$) in tha US study* Thara la no conalataot evidence that tha mortality frou emphysema or bronchitis was spaclfleally occupational and it seems possible that tha reported excess la tha US study Is aa artefact due to nosological diffleultlte In the use of tha 7th revision of the International Classification of Diseases* levlew of tha nasties data oow available relating to tha long tarn health of non oceuaptloaally exposed to VC leads to two clssr conclusions.

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DuPont objects to Plaintiffs definition of "Defendant", "You", "Your", and "Your company" to the extent that it includes "subsidiaries, foreign subsidiaries, foreign subsidiaries of predecessors, and/or affiliates" because the definition is over broad and seeks information that would be irrelevant and not calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence in this case.

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