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Further, this Request is vague, ambiguous, overly broad, unlimited in scope and seeks information which is neither relevant nor likely to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

If it ooold be obtained from a department of im> durtrial hygiene In Canada* e leading university in return for a nodarate *--1 fM tfcs Pe*pa^ would undcwbiertly benefit-.

Rope off the opening leading from the ladder to the platform before doing any work at. the top of the stack. 4.

This Request seeks information which is neither relevant nor likely to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Fluorescent Ballast 159 * Lead-lag alimllne ballast combine* aeries economy and atte with lead-lag performance and dependability.

Information of this nature is being supplied because it may lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

(c) The fume will be generated by im pinging an oxygen-gas flame on molten lead.

The certainty that this will be done frees us of any very great fear about the lead hazard during the cleaning operation.

Any Interrogatory, Request for Production, and Request for Admission dealing with events after January 31,1987 is overly broad, burdensome, harassing, irrelevant and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. 3.

Incidentally, the letters* paper presents some of the method of analysis in a quite similar fashion to the way it might be applied in the study of lead poisoning.

ilia lead c o n ten t of the- exhaust gas frees m o to rs u s in g lo a d e d g a s o lin e up t th e KaxSmX c o m e r c i a l co n cen tratio n is s o t s u f fic ie n t to give re to th e danger of lead poisoning in 'persona exposed to th e exhaust g a s, S afety her i s d ep en d en t upon, two f a c to rs * (1 ) The c o n c e n tr t ion o f f i n l y d iv id e d le a d p a r tic le is- a c t u n d u ly h i$ S , and Sn t h i s in sta n c e in which only .7 cc o f lead per g a llo n of g aso lin e is u se d , the le a d c o n c e n tra tio n would be quit a r n llf (2) e x h a u s t g a s e s a r e much mpr d angerous from th e p o in t o f view of carbon monoxide than th ey can ev er be f r e s th e p o in t of view -of lead* I a s not q u ite c e rta in as to th e carbon ;.

ANSWER 9 Grace-Conn objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is overly broad, irrelevant, immaterial and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

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If it ooold be obtained from a department of im> durtrial hygiene In Canada* e leading university in return for a nodarate *--1 fM tfcs Pe*pa^ would undcwbiertly benefit-.