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Durez now plays a lead ing role in Square D's production, because it is so much lighter and can readily be molded into the com plicated sections required.

We are not Interested in twenty-four .hour or forty-eight hour samples since the concentration of lead in the urine is the important consideration*,^;^ ' Her again* however* it is necessary bo take?

fo cover the installation of a 10,000 gallon storage tank for mineral spirits for onr TCP white-lead unit, with a saving of approximately $1200.00 per year ov<tr the present delivery ip drums, an appropriation was approved for #3,530V<3:&.

., CtuvuloMd AT LEADING PAINT, HARDWARE.

.: W W CP: embracing our pncnii&s, as well as leading Wiih Integrity in everything we say arid do.

Lamp socket is wired above resistor, with single test lead wired to side of lamp socket.

ORXi'lGr LEAD GASOLENE.

Mr* Ctardiner reported a rumor that the Anaeonda Company is going eut of the ^white- lead business, whieh should be a considerable advantage to us.

SIGNIFICANT EMISSION RATES3 Pollutant Carbon monoxide Nitrogen oxides Sulfur dioxide Particulate matter Ozone (VOC) Lead Asbestos Be ryl 1 i urn Mercury Vinyl chloride Fluorides Sulfuric acid mist Hydrogen sulfide (H^S) Total reduced sulfur (including H^S) Reduced sulfur compounds (including H2S) Any other pollutant regulated under the Clean Air Act Each regulated pollutant Extracted from 40 CFR 52.21 (b) (23).

The diagnosis of lead poisoning was apparently originally made by the Interne or internes and not by the visiting physicians.

DS*SE)SS9SSOS*SOS*S9SSOS ' *|$G$*SGS*SGS*$G$*$GS*SGS*SGS '5S*SGS*SGSSGS3GS*SGS*SGSSC >GSSGSSGS*SGS 8GS*8GS*SGS O SGS Environm ntal Lab ratories e9008-038 CO RESULTS - Sample IDs 1327 P/T Heavy Still Bottoms SGS ID E9008-38-4 CO O CO TCLP Metals CO <3 CO Date Extracted* 8/13/90 Concentration in ppm (mg/L) in TCLP Extract co OCO Date Analyzed* 8/17/90 CO O Method CO EPA HW TCLP Metals Result Blank Detection Limit CO aCO D004 Arsenic ND ND 0.2 CO 0 D005 Barium ND ND CO D006 Cadmium ND ND CO 0 D007 Chromium ND ND CO D008 Lead ND ND 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.1 CO 0 CO D009 D010 Mercury Selenium ND ND ND ND CO D011 0 Silver ND ND CO 0.0002 0.2 0.02 <0 0 CO Total Metals CO 0 Date Analyzed* 8/14/90 Concentration in ppm (mg/Kg) in sample Method CO Result Blank Detection Limit 0 CO CO Antimony 0 CO CO Arsenic Barium 0 Beryllium CO CO Cadmium 0 Chromium CO CO Lead 0CO Mercury CO Nickel 0 Silver CO Thallium CO 0 ND ND ND ND ND 0.4 3.8 ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND 1.0 1.0 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.5 0.09 0.5 0.3 1.5 CO CO 0 ND denotes Not Detected at a level above the method detection limit.

The types of incinerator malfunction that could lead to the bypass of the incinerator system and how such malfunctions might be avoided. 4.

34 OCCUPATIONAL TUMORS AND ALLIED DISEASES ter in oil and water colors and paints (wall paints, wall-paper printing, cotton printing, artificial flowers, colored crayons) and as parasiticide, arsenic acid, arsenic sulfides (used for hardening of lead buck-shot).