These conditions enhance the possibilities of inadvertent lead ingestion, especially as the personal hygiene of operators also tends to deteriorate under these conditions.

T _ ,r,,,_ _,,, ^ trations of lead persisting fot quite'ome-lit11e time and'dis-^** 1 .1 V ..L . j * ..

Mary lard far 10$ tone ef whlte-lead-la-eil.

Lead and Zmc Osirie.

Kehoe The Kettering Laboratory College of Medicine Eden and Bethesda Avenues Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: A member of the medical staff of one of our customers has had a discussion with a member of the Swiss Lead Committee.

It also urged periodic physical exami nations of werifis exposed to a lead hazard. ?

I believe it :a necessary, there fore, in the Interests of reasonable safety to get the Rotoelon installation acccmllshed at the earlto t possible time* In connection with the lead exposure referred to above, we have recently obtained experimental data which demonstrate quite conclusively N226 the longer mn work daily, and she longer period of years they work under conditions of exposure, the mot1 a lead they actually absorb, and the greater la the risk of loud Into?.!

MEDICAL DIVISION LOUVIERS BUILDING 5-YEAR LEAD STUDY Technical problems were encountered in the lead analysis of blood samples from the subjects listed below.

We have been in contact with th# Ethyl Corp. for suitable lead compounds for trial.

CLEVELAND- WHITE LEAD WAREHOUSE

Your people should be warned of the necessity of exercising great care in the avoidance of lead exposure in dealing out tanks which have been used for the prolonged storage of leaded gasoline.

NNATIONAL LEAD COMPANY PAINT DIVISION: NEW YORK, NEW YORK

White lead, too, thruft off the thnean.

ilK WHITE LEAD (PASTE).

DRAFT 9/18/02 o Lukoil- W1lVW.lukoil.com Prioritization of Company Recruitment Member company reps agree to prioritize companies into three tiers Identify target companies CEO/Product ManageriTechnical Contacts for each tier Agree to assign member company rep leads for each company Tier I Companies (wi assigned lead company rep) o Lyondell-Equistar - Patsy Clegg o DuPont - Stu Cagen o Sunoco - Don Burnett o Marathon - Patrick Beatty o Sinopec - Lynn Russo o PetroChina - Lynn Russo Tier II Companies (wi assigned lead company rep) o Solutia - Judy Elledge o Petronas - Lynn Russo o BASF - Stu Cagen o PetroCan - Lynn Russo o CITGO/PDVSA - Stu Cagen o Chevron Phillips - Patrick Beatty Tier III Companies (wi assigned lead company rep) o Yukos - Shannon Stewart o PeMex - Patsy Clegg o Bayer - Judy Elledge o StatOil - Don Burnett o TotalFinaElf - Don Burnett o CNOOC - Patrick Beatty Timeline Agreements/Goals Tier I Companies - contact and make study presentation by 12/31/02 Tier II Companies - contact and make study presentation by 3131103 Tier III Companies - contact information by 12/31/02, deadline for presentation TBD on 10/17/02 conference call Recruitment Materials Sponsor Candidates Contacts List o Member company reps will forward information Consortium Company High Level Managers List Letters of Introduction o Will not be prepared by Communications Committee o Should be written on a case-by-case basis using the Main Messages document o Completed letters will be forwarded to Matt Todd to be made available on the consortium website Adaptable Presentation o Members agree that a funding section should be added to the presentation o Individual will be identified to give presentation with critical review questions in collaboration with APCO Leave-Behinds o One-pager will be updated by Communications Committee Follow-up materials Q&As o Critical review of adaptable presentation will be prepared by Communications Committee Main Messages SH ELL-MCCLU RG-059433