Recent personnel changes lead to this oversight.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT IN THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE DIVISION INDEPENDENT LIFE AND ) ACCIDENT INSURANCE ) COMPANY, a Florida Corporation, ) ) ) CIVIL ACTION Plaintiff, ) ) FILE NO. 83-613 vs . ) ) GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, ) VOLUME I a foreign corporation, ) ) Defendant. ) Deposition of HOWARD S.

Past Company Actions ' Since 1977, the Company has removed lead chromates and molybdates from paint (except special order), "Tris" flame retardant from fabrics and instituted controls on asbestos, including a Vehicle Engineering directive that newly designed components should not contain asbestos (documented exceptions must be encapsulated or resin coated).

If possible* open circuit breaker or disconnect, device before clipping on leads. 6.

Robert R.

Biotransformation leading to a vinyl chloride end product has been observed in the laboratory.

A cane-control study was designed to investigate the relation between lead exposure and gout in a population of subjects who did not have lead poisoning.

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Lead Industries, 647 F.2d at 1150.

METAL Barium Chromium Lead Nickel Zinc CONCENTRATION 800 - 1200 ppm 1000 - 1400 ppm 100 - 300 ppm 200 - 600 ppm 1400 - 1800 ppm If you have any questions in regard to this matter please contact Miriam Conner at (415) 228-6161, extension 3693.

Action Plan: Conduct air monitoring for employee exposure to lead.

Bob Elcik indicated that Occidental Chemical is leading the Council's effort to draft legislation limiting the banned materials to the heavy metals menti

Substances listed in Annex II which are to be treated with `special care' include potentially bioaccumulative and toxic substances (arsenic, lead, copper and zinc) and toxic sub stances (cyanides, fluorides, and those pesticides excluded from Annex 1).

Substances listed in Annex II which are to be treated with `special care' include potentially bioaccumulative and toxic substances (arsenic, lead, copper and zinc) and toxic sub stances (cyanides, fluorides, and those pesticides excluded from Annex 1).