Ho* 36A-2322 36A-2320 36A.2321 36A-2319 Lead as Shown bv Sneetroftrathie Method Igs In sample..

The process by which the lead acetate was applied on the fur (somecof it may have been "in" the fur in a loosely combined manner), would seem to have been very crude to have provided such seemingly excessive quantities of the lead compound. 3.

Generally, th severity of the symptoms correlate with the height of the lead coneen t ra"Ion, hut this Is sot always true# I think it is quite safe to say that the presence of one tenth, of' a milligram of lead per 100 grams of blood Is indicative of a recent significant exposure to lead# and although symptoms may not be present at this concentration# the existence of symptoms resembling those of plumbism may be adequately explained* X should be inclined,# at present# to regard, values under one . tenth of a milligram of blood as significant only if repeated observations confirm this as the basic level of lead concentration rather than a chance high..value.,..

A eodeet publicity program covering all lead product* Ml reeeuullVted la publication of a cwsber of article* relating to the sm of metalllo lead product*. 8.

Ki 0021959 3 hygicnically significant quantities of lead* one m y reasonably conclude that none of the tissues of the body contained significant quantities of lead at death, sine fie lead in the llvor, speelally* nay be expected to indicate the general level of lead content of the body as a nholo* Signed!

Milk products, in general, are very low in their lead content.

LIA09545 ; LEAD INDUSTRIES 4tO IXiiWfOM AVCNUt NSW VOMC tT, N.

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EPA and Solutia detected lead, cadmium, PCBs, and

/-o Is) HARTOLDMONO015379 THE ANNISTON PCB AND LEAD SITES 8.

Patterson's Memo of 1/26/90 Hazard Determination Letter of 7/10/89 (Lead and Lead Compounds) P.G.

There have been some articles written by South American workers indicating that the lead exposure and men engaged in mixing tetraethyl lead with gasoline is considerable* These conclu sions have been arrived at on the basis of microsoople blood findings Which verelSEdequately controlled by corresponding ob servations on numbers of unexposed persons.

Basic Lead Sulfate - ntTi- 8~857 n o . 6810 CHEMICAL NAME Basic Lead _Sulfatec ar d n o _JL PREVIOUS NO.

I have rewritten part of this, since I think it is mis leading.

Lead poisoning - in production - warning of existence of the problem - epidemic (so to speak) lead poisoning from usage in household (.* n - reported incidents,uivrai, ,,.te<x g n\.e~is!