Chemical Manufacturers Association May 2,1996 Dear Vinyl Chloride Health Committee Members: The following items are enclosed for your review and discussion on the May 9,1996 conference call: 1) agenda for the May 9,1996 conference call; 2) Federal Register notice of Tuesday, April 4,1996 regarding the EPA's Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), The IRIS process already has begun for Vinyl Chloride (a new entry) with a request for identification of all technical information related to cancer and non-cancer assessments.

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OCT Qj Inveresk Research International Limited TRANENT EH33 2NE SCOTLAND TELEPHONE 0875 614545 TELEFAX 0875 614555 - TELEX 727228 25 September 1991 CPP/JL Dr R Hinderer B F Goodrich 3925 Embassy Parkway Akron Ohio 44313-1799 USA Dear Bob FOOD CONTACT MATERIALS - POSITIVE LISTS IN EUROPE I have enclosed a protocol and contract to cover our work in the above area.

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I August 6, 1991 Ray Gomez SUBJECT: GREENPEACE/CHLORINE I am enclosing some comments on the document entitled, "Chlorine: The Product is the Poison". ___ Bob Hinderer cc: Carl Mattia (w/o attachments) Toooe BFG21213 T IT GREENPEACE/CHLORINE COMMENTS The document is not an assessment, but an effort to use mixture of fact and conjecture to support their position.

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British Journal of Industrial Medicine 1991;48:275-278 275 Diurnal variation in peak expiratory flow rate among polyvinylchloride compounding workers H S Lee, T P Ng, Y L Ng, W H Phoon Abstract The diurnal variation in peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) was studied in 24 mixers and 24 non-mixers in three polyvinylchloride (PVC) aim was to determine whether PVC compounding workers have increased diurnal variation in PEFR suggesting exposure to a potential bronchoactive agent.

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CHEMICAL M: November 20, 1991 Dear Vinyl Chloride Research Coordinators: Otto Wong et. al. recently published the enclosed article entitled, "An Industry-Wide Epidemiologic Study of Vinyl Chloride Workers, 1942-1982."

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