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TITLE IS: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - SUBTITLE 8: AIR POLLUTION CHAPTER I: POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD SUBCHAPTER c: EMISSION STAHOAROS ANO LIMITATIONS FOR STATIONARY SOURCES PART 214 SULFUR LIMITATIONS SU8PART.A: GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 214.100 214.101 214.102 214.101 214.104 Scope and Organization Measurement Methods Abbreviations and Units Definitions Incorporations by Reference Section 214.120 214.121 214.122 SUBPART B: .

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( September 26, 1983 r Monsanto PLAINTIFFS I EXHIBIT MON-6 MONSANTO FIBERS AND INTERMEDIATES CO.

PLANT MANAGER'S SAFETY BOARD MINUTES OF MEETING SEPTEMBER 28, 1983 were G.W.

5CV2C Monsanto &FROM inam LOCATION] Peggy Wansbrough DATE November 25 , 1980 SU,,IC' OFFICE SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING cc TO :Les Salles Alex Sorensen Sue Lessa Kathryn Woodard Ellis Williamson Betty White Dorothy Bibby Bob Hammann There will be a meeting of the Office Safety Committee on December 4, 1980 at 1 P.M. in the Accounting Conference Room in the Office Annex.

PLANT MANAGER'S SAFETY BOARD MINUTES OF FETING February 27, 1985 I.

Leo Garza Dan Shea Rosalie Terry Pennie Johnson Bob Grannon Greg Smith Gene Silvertooth *Sylvia Pierce *Don Treleaven Jo Pope Steve Guthrie Bill Mixson Beverly Runfalo Bobbie McLaren Maxie Dillon Honda Garza Nelda Edwards Paul Bleimeyer Rose Ann Rocha Pat Sanders Rob Barbier Dan Knowles John Beaver Teresa Savanich John Blackmon *Holdover NOMINEES FOR OFFICE SAFETY COMMITTEE 1983-1984 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT SELECTED 2R-48 2Z 50D 1R-16 OA-9 OA-19 OA--15 OA-13 OA-16 ALTERNATES 0-6A OA-19 OA-4 0-6 2PD 0A-11 0-20 SS-26 0-18 0-20 OA-13 OA-4 OA-9 OA-19 OA-19 OA-16 PT MeOH/HOAC Plant Engr HOAC PT Exploratory PT Styrene Acct MTSD PT Adm MMTS TBA-MICC Acct Engr P-Esters-MICC Power 2 PT MeOH/HOAC Prod.

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WTe Outlook VOL. 15 NO. 1 BUSINESS BEAT......................................................... 5 NAPA New England jobber first to enroll in 1982's "Go the NAPA Way" sales incentive program Price cutting versus competitive pric ing NAPACOMM changes distribution format Franklin Auto Parts en joys huge turnout at "Go the NAPA Way" dealer meetings.

<S> DATELINE NAPA VOLUME 3 NUMBER 2 DEARBORN, MICHIGAN LIMITED EDITION NEW AIC PAMPHLET ENCOURAGES MECHANIC/MOTORIST COMMUNICATION One auto maker that recently com pleted a study of I what's good and what's bad about automotive service and repair today claims that their study revealed virtually no complaints about prices or alleged overcharging.