``silent epidemic" of lead higher than normal lead levels point/fSoisoningz in small children Will'" The funds in the bill would^go pavl- HlMit!

; LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 4 CAST ** TACrr MOV TOM (7.

Public Health Department with lead assimilation data from persons engaged in the blending and handling of commercially sold gaso lines containing tetramethyl lead (TML).

Currently the facility tests any waste from the galvanizing process and baghouse dust for lead and has not had any issues with high lead levels.

It occurs principally among lead workers and smelters, lead miners, potters, painters, typesetters, stereotypers, plumbers, glass, gold and silver workers.

This wa* a laminate of gypsum board with fairly heavy aheet lead (6 or 8 pound).

This wa* a laminate of gypsum board with fairly heavy aheet lead (6 or 8 pound).

The crude lead residues went: to lead plants.

I do not be lieve it is.a "lead" line.

The additional exposure to lead from all such sources is intermittent, and as such is unlikely to cause lead intoxication. since the absorption of lead from the alimentary tract.

Wash thoroughly after handling and before eating or Banking* (a) The percent of lead is determined as Fb (Lead Metal) on the solids of the paint.

Public Health Department with lead assimilation data from persons engaged in the blending and handling of commercially sold gaso lines containing tetramethyl lead (TML).

A proposal several years ago quoted k$400 with no guarantees of airborne lead reduction to OSHA standards. 4.

Lead arse rosettes.

From the technical point of view control of the lead risk in shipbreaking presents the specific difficulty that absorption of lead .fluctuates with extreme rapidity depending on the degree of leading of the ship on which the labour force is engaged.