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Fabricon Products is a leading producer of trim t foundation panclst deadener felt and other fibre products for the'automobile industry.

lo* 2 unit ahould ba replaoed by a now impervious top that la fraa of cracks and crevices* general Laboratory No recommendations* < Drum folding - C and & Building 1* A woId ins booth with a face velooity of 150 f*p*m* ahould ba provided in placo of. tb* present lnaffaotiva hoods (aoa attached sketch)* 2* All welding of galvanized drums should be dona in the booth* Maohlne Shop - Metallizing 1* Tha hood on tha metallizing lathe should be replaced by a mere effective one having a face velocity of at least 200 f.p.au (see attached sketch)* Machine Shop - raiding 1* A small hood should be attached to tha hose on tha portable collector for use in collecting aro welding fumes (sea attached sketch)* Contact Pllter Press Pumping 9o recommendations* Paint Shoo 1* The rad lead storage area ahould ba thoroughly oleaned and kept dean thereafter* 2* All spilla of red lead powder, should ba cleaned up promptly* 3* All auoh. cleaning ahould be done by vacuum methods if practical* If dry sweeping la necessary, a respirator anould ba worn and no other'per* sons ahould be in tha area during such sweeping* 4* Respirators should be worn while handling bags of red lead and while dumping them into the ball sill* 5* Emptied red lead bags should be handled ao as to avoid dissemina tion of dust* They should be kept In covered containers* TEX PP i WA-TEX 003746 3 Anti-knock Laboratory - Tetraothyl Lead 1# Filling of TEL reservoirs front outside the hoode should b prohibited.

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Primers (Red Lead).............................................................

Fabricon Products is a leading producer of trim t foundation panclst deadener felt and other fibre products for the'automobile industry.

The basis for such objections are that any responses would be irrelevant to the subject matter of the pending litigation, would not be reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, and would be burdensome and oppressive to NSRC.

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The basis for such objections are that any responses would be irrelevant to the subject matter of the pending litigation, would not be reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, and would be burdensome and oppressive to NSRC.

The basis for such objections are that any responses would be irrelevant to the subject matter ofthe pending litigation, would not be reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, and would be burdensome and oppressive to NSRC.

lo* 2 unit ahould ba replaoed by a now impervious top that la fraa of cracks and crevices* general Laboratory No recommendations* < Drum folding - C and & Building ' 1* A woId ins booth with a face velooity of 150 f*p*m* ahould ba provided in placo of. tb* present lnaffaotiva hoods (aoa attached sketch)* 2* All welding of galvanized drums should be dona in the booth* Maohlne Shop - Metallizing 1* Tha hood on tha metallizing lathe should be replaced by a mere effective one having a face velocity of at least 200 f.p.au (see attached sketch)* Machine Shop - raiding * 1* A small hood should be attached to tha hose on tha portable collector for use in collecting aro welding fumes (sea attached sketch)* Contact Pllter Press Pumping . 9o recommendations* Paint Shoo 1* The rad lead storage area ahould ba thoroughly oleaned and kept dean thereafter* 2* All spilla of red lead powder, should ba cleaned up promptly* 3* All auoh. cleaning ahould be done by vacuum methods if practical* If dry sweeping la necessary, a respirator anould ba worn and no other'per* sons ahould be in tha area during such sweeping* 4* Respirators should be worn while handling bags of red lead and while dumping them into the ball sill* 5* Emptied red lead bags should be handled ao as to avoid dissemina tion of dust* They should be kept In covered containers* ' TEX PP i WA-TEX 003746 3 Anti-knock Laboratory - Tstraothyl Lead 1# Filling of TEL reservoirs front outside the hoods should b prohibited.

The bases for such objections are that any answers would be irrelevant to the subject matter of the pending litigation, would not be reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, and would be burdensome and oppressive.

The basis for such objections are that any responses would be irrelevant to the subject matter ofthe pending litigation, would not be reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, and would be burdensome and oppressive to NSRC.

In acioition, he has been concerned with the tetramethyl lead program and the organic manganese and nickel programs.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT AL-1357 511904 THE TOXICOLOGIST An Official Publication of the Society of Toxicology Abstracts of the 33rd Annual Meeting Vol. 14, No. 1, March 1994 Preface This issue of The Toxicologist is devoted to the abstracts of the presentations for the symposium, platform, poster/discussion, and poster sessions of the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, held at the Loews Anatole Hotel, Dallas, Texas, March 13-17,1994.