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STLCOPCB4049438 12/29 12/30 Mr. George Graff Michigan State Chamber of Commerce 501 South Capital Avenue PCBs Lansing, Michigan 48933 Messrs. T. G. Lyons J. P. Rcarty A. P. Uelner Ashland Chemical Phthalic Anhydride 457 458 % DSW 174918 STLCOPCB4049439 12/22 Mr. Robert E. Parsons Bulletin IC/FF-38 McDaniel, Hall, Parons & Conerly 1007 City Federal Building Birmingham, Alabama 35203 439 12/22 W. R. Richard Environmental Hazards of Nitroaromatic Compounds 44o 12/23 12/23 Dr. M. C. Parnarouskis D. Wood Phosphorus Oxychloride 441 Woodson-Tenent Laboratories 442 12/23 12/23 J. F. Winkler Mr. Lon P. MacFarland Middle Tennessee Bank Bldg. Columbia, Tenn. 38401 Muriatic Acid Tennessee Eastman Diphenyl 443 444 12/23 12/23 P. R. Graham J. C. Weber Mr. Richard Powers Bureau of Water Mgmt Lansing, Michigan Great Western Chem PCB`s 445 446 ,-- 12/23 D. Wood Insurance-PCB Dielectric Customer 447 0 12/23 H. C. Carder ................. Chlorobenzenes - MCA J.'C. Homer ............... Study 448 M. A. Terpstra 12/23 J. H. Williams Newport Plant Report Aroclor/Biphenyl Group 449 12/23 Mike Petrilli Definitions-Westinghouse 45< 12/23 12/23 B. D. Heckenberg Ms Isabelle Fontaine W. R. Grace & Co Nashua, New Hampshire 03060 Phosphorus Trichloride- B. F. Goodrich 451 Sulfuric Acid 452 12/23 12/24 Mr. Bruce R. Boiler Robert W. Baird & Co, Inc. P. 0. Box 672 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201 R. G. Potter PCB Material 453 Toxicity Studies-PCBs 454 r 12/24 R. G. Potter PCBs-Toxicity 455 12/29 Mr. Charles Willmore PCB Natl. Electrical Manufacturers Assn. 821 15th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20005 Dsw 174910 174919 456 STLCOPCB4049440 12/15 12/15 12/17 12/17 12/17 12/17 12/18 12/19 12/19 12/19 12/22 12/22 12/22 12/22 12/22 Mr. Richard Rollins Jard Company, Inc. Bowen Road P. 0. Box 650 Bennington, Vermont 05201 Reports requested at the PCB Hearing in New York 424 Elaine Mizulski PCB Samples 425 R. Richard Epichlorohydrin (ECH) MCA Research Project 426 R. Bishop E. Hammann Pat on G. Potter J. J. Zeman D. L. Sliney J. C. Weber W. W. Withers D. Wood PCB's-EPA Press Conference 427 Ms. Ellen Silberberg Info that So Green Plant National Center for Poison Information Food is not a Monsanto Rocky Mountain Poison Center Product West 8th and Cherokee Streets Denver, Colorado 80204 428 R. G. Potter 1975 Results Review 429 Mr. Jay Smith Charles Pfizer, Inc. Greton, Conn. Literature requested 430 (98% Sulfuric Acid Spec Sheet and OSHA sheet. Ortho Nitroaniline-Spec Sheet & 0SH7 Muriatic Acid 20 - OSHA Sheet) D. Wood PCB-Westmghouse Samples 431 Mr. Charles Willmore Will not participate National Electrical Manufacturers Assn.IN ANSI Committee and 821 15th Street, N. W. submitted resignation as Washington, D. C. 20005 chariman of this committee. 432 Same as above Copies of Material Safety Data Sheets to the ANSI Committee members 433 Mr. Earl J. Stephenson Director, Enforcement Division Environmental Protection Agency 1735 Baltimore Kansas City, Missouri 64108 Corrections, additions, and comments on letter sent to Mr. Stephenson on 12/11. 434 Owen E. Colin Nitro H. J. Horner - 1740 F. R. Johannsen Dr. E. H. Reynolds 16, Court Lane Gardens Dulwich^ London; SE 21 JDZ Defoamer PC-1244 and PC-1344 Santosite - Rockmart Chemical Epichlorohydrin (ECH) MCA Research Project CIGRE Sc. 15 435 436 437 438 DSW 174920 STLCOPCB4049441 12/2 12/2 12/3 12/3 12/3 12/3 12/4 12/4 12/4 12/5 12/5 12/5 12/5 12/11 12/15 R. E. Bilger B. D. Heckenberg J. F. Winkler J. R. Kuster J. R. Kuster R. W. Flint Mr. Louis J. Lefkowitz Attorney General State of New York Two Wrold Trade Center New York, New York 10047 Mr. Steve Curtis General Mills, Inc. Facilities Engineering 9000 Plymouth Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota 55427 L. Visnovsky Mr. Richard L. Rollins Vice-President, Engineering Jard Company, Inc. Bennington, Vt. 05201 Mr. D. B. Smith Products Coordinator Mobil Research & Development Corp 150 East 42nd Street New York, N. Y. 10017 ' G. R. Sido P. R. Parker/J. B. Willmore Mr. Earl J. Stephenson Director, Enforcement Division Environmental Protection Agency 1735 Baltimore Kansas City, Missouri 64108 Mr. Thomas A. Downey Gamlen Chemical Company Division of Sybron Corporation 4 Midland Avenue Elmwood Park, N. J. 07407 Maleic Anhydride - EPA Control, Technology Audit 409 Maleic Anhydride - Ashland Chemical 410 Hydrochloric Acid 20 NR Pfizer, Inc. 411 Phosphorus Trichloride B. F. Goodrich 412 Muriatic Acid Tennessee Eastman 413 PCB Exposure Control 414 Invitation to PCB Hearing 415 Literature 416 EPA Effluent Guidelines Regarding procedure for handling spills on PCB's 417 418 Redetermined the kinematic viscosity for PC-1244. 419 Labels - PCB Products Phthalic AnhydrideAshland Chemical Environmental Protection Questionnaire answered 420 421 422 Santobrite 423 DSW 174921 STLCOPCB4049442 12/1 12/1 12/1 12/1 12/1 12/2 12/2 12/2 12/2 12/2 12/2 12/2 DECEMBER 1975 Dr. Thomas E. Higgins Department Head Sanitary Engineering Division Harza Engineering Company 150 South Wacker Drive Chicago, 111. 60606 ANSI Guidelines and Monsanto Guide for Disposing PCBs 397 W. W. Lorenz Lubrizol-Maleic Anhydride and Fumaric Acid Specs 398 Dr. Richard A. Rhoden Criteria Documents NIOSH 12420 Parklawn Drive Rockville, Maryland 20852 Toxicity Studies MCS 1016, Aroclors 1221 1242, 1254 and 1260 399 Mr. Jeff Simmon Science Department Horton Watkins High School 1201 South Warson Road Ladue, Missouri 63124 Sample Request Form Aroclor 1254 400 Dr. Malcolm Berneson University of Utah Medical Center 50 North University Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84132 Dr. Sidney Belman New York University Long Meadow Road Tuxedo, N.Y. 10987 Sample Request Form Sample Request Form 401 402 R. G. Potter A. J. Koenig R. A. Pohl R. G. Potter W. W. Withers Dr. Blake Biles EPA 401 M Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20460 H. J. Homer PCBs-GE Hearing EPA-PCB Questionnaire 403 404 \ Delay in PCB Questionnaire 405 Caustic Potash American Cyanamid 406 H. J. Homer Sulfuric Acid 30% Oleum Procter & Gamble 407 Fred Stum Para-Nitroaniline Tennessee Eastman 408 DSW 174922 STLCOPCB4049443 11/19 11/19 11/21 11/21 11/24 11/24 11/24 11/24 11/24 11/24 11/25 11/25 11/26 G. J. Levinskas Toxicity Statements on 383 Para-Nitrochlorobenzene and Ortho-Nitrochlorobenzene J. F. Winkler Toxicity Statements Benzyl Chloride & KOH 384 Mr. John Black Roswell Park Memorial Institute 666 Elm Street Buffalo, New York 14203 Aroclors Samples 385 Dr. Elliott Hill Michigan Cancer Foundation 110 East Warren Detroit, Michigan 48201 Sample Request Form for Aroclor 1254 386 Mr. Dwight Easty Institute of Paper Chemicals P. O. Box 1039 Appleton, Wisconsin 54911 HH, JJ, Metcalf Paper 387 J. K. Orrell Caustic Potash - Economics 388 A. G. Corey Tank Truck Loading Everett Plant 389 Mr. Robert C. Ruda 650 Sixth Street Apartment 12 Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 Sample Request Form for Aroclor 1254 390 Mr. W. C. Koch Allied Chemical Company P. 0. Box 1139R Morristown, New Jersey 07960 Hygienic Guide Series 391 Ms. Margaret Lally Huston Dr. Mieure's talk on PCBs Scientific Director Poultry and Egg Institute of America P. 0. Box 477 Chicago, Illinois 60690 392 H. R. Ford Aroclors Pyramid Chemical 393 Mr. Ted Carosello Aquarel, Inc. 125 East Erie Street Painesville, Ohio 44077 R. G. Potter W . W. Withers Sample Reqeust Form for Aroclors 1221, 1242, 1254 1016 394 PCBs - EPA Questionnaire 396 DSW 174923 STLCOPCB4049444 11/18 11/18 11/18 11/18 11/18 11/18 11/18 11/18 11/18 11/19 11/19 11/19 Dr. Mark D. Sobsey ESE - School of Public Health University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 Sample Request for Aroclors 122, 1242, 1254 and 1016 371 Ms. Mary Thorpe Purchasing Bristol Laboratories Building 28 Thompson Road East Syracuse, N.Y. 13057 Sample Request for Aroclors 372 1221, 1242, 1254 and 1016 Mr. Kamal Rashid Sample Request for Aroclor College of Agriculture 1254 Pennsylvania State University Pesticide Research Laboratory and Graduate Study Center University Park, Pennsylvania 16802 373 Dr. Richard M. Welch Group Leader Department of Medicinal Biochemistry The Wellcome Research Laboratories Burroughs Wellcome Co. 3030 Cornwallis Road Mr. Robert D. Rossi Olmsted County Health Dept. 415 Fourth Street, S.E. Rochester, Minnesota 55901 Aroclor 5442 375 Mr. Kent Gernander 64 East Fourth Street Winona, Minnesota 55987 HH, II, JJ, Metcalf Paper 376 D. Wood N. G. Hobbs W. M. Mees PCBs - Spill Notification 66 Sulfuric Acid George Mann & Co. 377 378 H. J. Homer Caustic Potash Textilana 379 R. E. Bilger J. T. Garrett W. Hammann R. A. Pohl Proposed OSHA Standard Chlorodiphenyl (54%) Aroclor 1254 380 R. E. Bilger J. T. Garrett W. R. Richard . Proposed OSHA Standards Chlorobenzene, Epichlorhydrin 381 R. A. Geisman M. E. Mayberry Maleic Anhydride Tennessee Eastman 382 DSW 174924 STLCOPCB4049445 11/12 11/14 11/14 11/14 11/17 11/17 11/17 11/18 11/18 11/18 11/18 Mr. Charles Bagley Florida Power Corporation P. O. Box 368 Intercession City, Florida 33848 OSHA sheet for Skylube 450 360 Mrs. Hazel M. Graham Library Clerk Health Services Division Community Pesticides Study Project P. O. Box 190 Wenatche, Washington 98801 ASTM D3304-74 361 Dr. Gabriel Lapidus Literature Department of Environmental Services Bureau of Wastewater Treatment 6000 Overlook Ave., S.W. Washington, D.C. 20032 362 Dr. Baskind Request Sample - 1254 Industrial Biochemical Laboratories Northbrook, 111. 363 Mr. Joseph Stites Air Correction Division UOP, Inc. 999 Touhy Ave. Des Plaines, 111 60018 BB, LL 364 R. W. Radue Mr. Ron Cain Purchasing Agent Thermoset Plastics, Inc. 5101 East 65th St. Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 PC-1244 Viscosity PC12 and 1344 365 366 R. Thomas Plant Report Aroclor/Biphenyl Group 367 Mr. Harold D. Hillman Monterey Bay Unified Air Pollution Control District 1270 Natividad Road Salinas, Calif 93901 Discontinued Aroclors 1260 and 5442 368 Mr. D. R. Hanning Eastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York 14650 "Presentation to the Interdepartmental Task on PCBs" 369 Mr. Thomas W. Ritchey Principal Research Biologist Lever Brothers Company Research and Development Center 45 River Road Edgewater, New Jersey 07020 Sample Request Form Aroclor 1254 370 SW 174925 STLCOPCB4049446 11/6 11/6 11/6 11/6 11/6 11/10 11/10 11/10 11/12 11/12 W. C. Hammann Dr. J. H. Johnson Mr. John A. Francis Plant Engineering Department Nashville Glass Plant Ford Motor Company P. 0. Box 1355 . Nashville, Tenn. 37202 W. C. Hammann Mr. Thomas Kopp Environmental Protection Agency East Tower - Waterside Mall 401 M. Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20460 Dr. J. Calandra Dr. G. Roush, Jr. J. C. Weber Mr. Blake Biles Office of Enforcement United States Environmental Protection Agency Waterside Mall 401 M Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20460 D. R. Bishop W. C. Hammann/R. H. Munch G. J. Levinskas C. Paton R. G. Potter W. W. Withers Mr. William A. Gant General Electric Company 100 Woodlawn Avenue Building 11 - Room 204 Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 J. F. Winkler 11/12 Mr. E. H. Reynolds General Manager BICC Central Research and Engineering Division 28 Wood Lane London W12, England PCBs - Houston Research FF, EE, GG, KK BB, LL 349 350 351 PCBs - Envirogenics French regulation on PCBs 352 353 PCB Discussions PCB questionnaire 354 355 PCB Conference 356 Handling of PCBs 357 Benzyl Chloride Miles Laboratories Literature on PCB's 358 359 DSW 174926 STLCOPCB4049447 10/31 Auerbach Associates, Inc. 121 North Broad Street, Room 928 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 NIOSH - 329 Filtrez Filtrez 596 337 11/4 11/5 11/5 11/5 11/5 11/5 11/5 11/5 11/5 11/5 11/6 R. G. Potter NOVEMBER 19V5- Position Paper on PCBs A. H. Markhart Tetrathal Dr. J. F. Thompson, Chief Toxicity on Aroclor 1016 Quality Assurance Section (MD-69) Analytical Chemistry Branch United States Environmental Protection Agency Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711 Dr. D. H. Lee New England Nuclear Corp. 549 Albany Street Boston, Mass. Sample Request Form for Aroclors 1016, 1221, 1242 1254 Dr. Leonard Schiff Life Science Research Div. 10 West 35th Street Chicago, 111, 60616 Sample Request Form for Aroclors 1016, 1221, 1242 1254 Mr. H. D. Hillman Monterey Bay Unified Air Polution Control District 1270 Natividad Road Salinas, Calif. 93901 Discontinued Aroclors 338 339 340 341 342 343 B. D. Heckenberg Eli Lilly PCl^ Specs 344 Dr. Walter Brooks The Kendall Company Walpole, Mass. 02081 Specs for Sulfuric Acid 66 345 Mr. David McCollum Sola Basic Industries 1717 Elk Grove Village, 111. Askarel Handling and Disposal 600007 346 F. R. Johannsen Compositionof MCS 1583 , MCS 1692 and MCS 1713 347 D. R. Bishop T. H. Bottini C. Paton R. G. Potter G. Rousch, Jr. J. C. Weber W. W. Withers D. Wood PCB Conference 348 DSW 174927 STLCOPCB4049448 10/28 10/28 10/28 10/28 10/28 10/28 10/29 10/31 10/31 10/31 10/31 10/31 Mr. C. R. Willmore National Electrical Mfgrs. Assn. 821 15th Street, N.W., Suite 438 Washington, D. C. 20005 J. C. Hutchison D. Wood Mr. Clifford Tuttle Aerovox Corporation 740 Belleville Avenue New Bedford, Massachusetts 02741 Mr. C. R. Willmore National Electrical Mfgrs. Assn. 821 15th St., N.W., Suite 438 Washington, D.C. 20005 Mr. A. Harrison Water Resources Technologist City Engineer's Office City Hall 100 Wellington Square Brantford, Ontario, Canada N3T 2M3 D. R. Bishop R. G. Potter Dr. G. Roush J. C. Weber W. W. Withers D. Wood Mr. John F. Chappie Bio International, Inc. 2801 East Oakland Park Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33306 Mr. David P. Brown Division of Field Studies and Clinical Investigations Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 . R. Johannsen J. F. Herber Auerbach Associates, Inc. 121 North Broad Street, Room 928 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 ANSI Form Para-Dichlorobenzene Handling Statement PCB Conference PCB Conference PCB Conference Don't Ship PCB's to Brantford PCB Conference Dr. Saeger's comments on Assessment of Bio Degradation of PCB's Customer info in NIOSH Epichlorohydrin - MCA MCS 1713 - Toxicity Studies NIOSH forms on Aroclors 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 DSW 174928 STLCOPCB4049449 October, 1975 10/23 P. R. Parker J. B. Willmore 10/23 10/23 10/23 Dr. H. E. Brockman Illinois State University Bloomington-Normal, 111. Dr. Philip Koehler University of Georgia Athens, Ga. J. K. Orell 10/24 J. R. Durland 10/24 10/24 Mr. Robert Stevens Economics Laboratory St. Paul, Minn. F. R. Johannsen 10/24 10/24 10/27 10/27 10/27 10/27 10/28 Herbert Porter Records Center Mr. John R. Cramsie St. Regis Paper Co. West Nyack, N. Y. D. R. Miller J. T. Garrett Mr. Gene Wilkerson Polychrome Corp. Clark, N. J. Mr. Robert D. "Rossi Olpsted County Health Dept. 413 Fourth Street. S. W. Rochester, Minn. Mr. Thomas Fair Florida Power & Light Co. Miami, Fla.< D. R. Bishop 10/28 10/28 Mr. Louis M. Zaloga American Grease Stick Co. Muskegon, Mich. Mr. Donald E. Pirc Bailey Meter Co. -.r-f ^ VI Oh $ rx Hydrochloric Acid 20Be - Pfizer Sample Request form Sample request Chlorosulfonic Acid MSDS News clippings of Japanses deaths Toxicity sheets for Benzyl Chloride & Caustic Potash Epichlorohydrin MCA study PCB record retention PCB conference, Chicago OSHA sheet - DPO No Aroclors 1248 and 5^42 Sample Request Literature Comments - Sports Illustrated article No MSDS for MCS 1237 DSW 174929 J 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 STLCOPCB4049450 October, 1975 10/21 Mr. Mike Stanczyk Van Waters & Rogers Denver, Colorado 10/21 H. C. Carder J. R. Savage 10/21 10/21 Dr. E. L. Simons General Electric Co. Schenectady, N. Y. D. B. Hosmer 10/21 G. J. Levinskas 10/21 10/22 10/22 10/22 10/22 10/22 10/22 10/22 10/22 10/22 10/23 L. T. Johnson Mr. Louis Wagner Chem-Trol Pollution Serv. Model, City, N. Y. Dr. James R. Allen University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis. E. R. Billen D. L. Eby R. G. Potter 0. E. Dolin L. Stalvey B.S.K. Fung Lou Stalvey Louis Stalvey 0. E. Dolin Dr. Terry Bidleman University of S. C. Columbia, S. C. Santosite 293 Proposed Standards Alkyl Benzenes Comments to newspapers and Sports Illustrated Waste Disposal Cadence Chemical FDA approval sodium pentachloro- phenate G. E. - Hudson Falls River Die Away Studies Literature 294 295 296 297 298 299 Sample Request Form, Homolog table 300 P2S,- - Amoco Chemicals 5 PCB biodegradability literature 301 302 MBR - Profit contribution 3rd quarter 1975 303 Rosin size specs 304 Rosin size (Mersize LCS-60 & LCS-70 specs 305 Mersize CD-2, RM Dry,_____ 306 Santosize DSO specs Mersize specs 307 Sample Request form PCB mfr. & sales table 308 DSW 174930 STLCOPCB4049451 October, 1975 10/16 Mr. Phillip Chim 4403 Queens Boulevard Sunnyside, N. Y. Sample Request Form 277 10/16 M. J. Redella Scripset - 01in 278 10/17 10/17 F. J. Fitzgerald Mr. Larry Wapensky EPA Denver, Colo. PCB Toxicity Studies EE, GG, KK, 279 280 10/17 10/17 W. H. Duffey, J. P. Mieure, W. R. Richard, V. W. Sager, D. Wood .- Bio-International meeting 281 Dr. Raymond Shapiro Food & Drug Administ. Washington, D. C. . Article from Toxicol. & Applied Pharm. 282 10/20 Wayne Lorenz Maleic Anhydride Borg Warner spec 283 10/20 Mr. S. S. McNeill McKesson Chemical San Francisco, Cali. Continuing Guarantee for Muriatic Acid 284 10/20 10/20 10/20 Mr. Angelo Bellomo 164 Western Avenue Glendale, California Dr. H. E. Swim University of Kentucky Lexington, Ky. Mr. Charles Willmore NEMA Washington, D.C. . Literature Sample Request Form 286 PCB conference - Chicago 287 10/21 10/21 10/21 Mr. Lon MacFarland Columbia, Tennessee J. F. Winkler B. D. Heckenberg Proposed procedure for handling PCB spills Caustic Potash - Merck POCl^ - Dow Chemical 288 289 290 10/21 10/21 D. Wood D. B. Hosmer GE requests - biphenyl purity PCB Symposium - Chicago 291 292 DSW 174931 STLCOPCB4049452 .October, 1975 10/7 Elmer P. Wheeler 10/7 10A 10/8 10/9 10/9 10/13 10/14 10/14 10/14 10/14 Mr. Larry Watessky EPA Denver Colorado Rhodia, Inc. New York, New York Dr. B. Dudenbostel U. S. EPA Edison, New Jersey Mr. Joe Fisher Ford Motor Co. Dearborn, Michigan . Dr. Roy Wesley Maywood, New Jersey Miss Lisa Landers Bradshaw High School Florence, Alabama R. P. Sullivan Ms. Peggy Lang The Dexter Corp. Waukegan, Illinois Mr. M. Dunay Chemical Control, Inc. Elizabeth, New Jersey J. P. Mieure 10/14 10/15 10/15 10/16 > i 10/16 j Harold Wass Improved Risk Mutuals White Plains, New York Dr. Eric L. Simmons The Franklin McLean Mem orial Research Inst.. Chicago, Illinois" Mr. George Swartz Buell Engineering . Lebanon, Pennsylvania Dr. John L. Buckley EPA Washington, D. C. Mr. Clifford Tuttle Aerovox Corp. New Bedford. Mass. PCB symposium, Nov., 1975 GE Sample Request Form 261 262 Sample Request Form, GG, Aroclor 1254 Spec. prop. 263 PCB Manufacture & Sales* table 264 Pydraul 312C and 50E No FCBs 265 Sample Request Form Samples . 266 267 Puro Co. - PDCB MSDS & Spec for Maleic Anhydride - Monflex dis continued E, T 268 269 270 Biodegradation rates of PCB homologs 271 .Aroclor 1248- sent Therminol brochures 272 Disposal of sample Solubility of PCBs 273 BB, LL 274 DSW 174932 Monsanto's desire to parti cipate in Nov. Natl. PCB Conference Tentative agenda for Natl. PCB Conference 275 276 STLCOPCB4049453 October, 1975 10/1 Ms. Judith Bender Atlanta, Georgia . 10/1 10/2 Mr. Tom Rendel All-tech Associates Arlington Hts., Illinois Hotel Dept., Travelers Serv 10/2 10/2 10/2 Dr. Ruth A. Zweidinger Research Triangle Institute Research Triangle Park, N. 1 Mr. Marvin Phillips General Electric Co. Schenectady, New York Mr. R. K. Ballentine EPA, Washington, D. C. 10/3 10/3 10/3 Mrs. Gay Contos Versar, Inc. Springfield, Virginia Mr. David B. Miller Lafayette, Indiana J. F. Winkler 10/6 R. P. Sullivan 10/6 B. D. Heckenberg 10/6 W. W. Klemme * 10/6 10/6 10/6 Dr. Joseph C. Arcos Tulane University Medical Center New Orleans, Louisiana Fred Matthews Dr. David Weinstein Ho f fma nn-LaRo ch e Nutley, New Jersey I Sample Request Form Sample Request Form 246 247 Quick check counter at Washington-Hilton Hotel . No Aroclor 1260; 'Sample Request form 248 249 Midwest Oil & Refinery Co. for waste oil problem 250 Sent Metcalf's paper and Tucker & Baxter degradation papers 251 Responses to her PCB questions; Metcalf paper, E, Mfg. table, HH, JJ, MM 252 Monsanto statement on PCBs 253 Sulfuric Acid - Customer Specs . 254 Puro Co. - Paradichlorobenzene 255 POClo - Dow - request for test; methods 256 Tabular Alumina balls DP0,Raw Material Spec 257 Sample Request Form 258 Therminol 60 information Sample Request Form * 259 260 DSW 174933 STLCOPCB4049454 September, 1975 9/25 Mr. B. F. Rothschild M & T Laboratories Rockwell International Co. Anaheim, California Sent spec, for Food grade 233 Muriatic Acid -- non-volatile material explanation 9/25 Dr. Geprge Roush Sent draft of letter to send to Professor Tanaka in Japan 234 9/25 Mr. Randy R. Ott Dept, of Drainage & Sani- ta tion North Syracuse, New York PCB New York state customer information already sent to Mr. Robert Hallman 235 9/25 W. R. Richard Epichlorohydrin - MCA studies 236 9/25 J. Newton - Brussels Sent analytical method for chlorine in Tetrathal 237 9/26 9/26 Dr. Paul Milvy Mount Sinai Hospital New York, New York H. S. Bergen Sample Bequest Form ; Aroclor homolog table 238 "Environmental Presence" 239 portion of Monsanto statement on PCBs 9/29 D. R. Miller, J. T. Garrett Requested completion of OSHA sheet for Therminol VP-1 240 9/29 Mr. Douglas Davidson Analabs, Inc. Northhaven Connecticut Sample Request Form / 241 9/29 Mr. Norman Deutschman Polymer Industries, Inc. Springdale, Conn. MSDS and Hygienic Guide Series brochure for Phthalic Anhydride 242 9/29 Prof. P. J. Chapman University of Minnesota St. Paul, Minnesota ' Sample Request Form 243 9/29 C. Pa ton Asked for information on , 244 fires which resulted when heat transfer systems converted to non-fire-resistant fluids 9/29 H. S. Bergen PCB Exposure Control portion 245 of Monsanto statement on PCBs DSW 174934 STLCOPCB4049455 September, 1975 9/22 Mrs. Gay Contos Versar, Inc. Springfield, Virginia Sample Request Form 218 9/22 Ms. Carol Harris Dept, of Natural Resources Madison, Wisconsin Ordered transcript of public hearing 219 9/23 H. S. Bergen Proposed PCB meeting for mid-Nov. 220 9/23 Mr. Fred Edelmann Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Point Pleasant, West Va. NFPA rating of Therminol 66 221 9/23 T. H. Bottini Tank truck loading at Everett - sulfuric acid 222 9/23 J. F. Winkler Caustic Potash - Merck 223 9/23 Mr. Linden E. Witherell Department of Health Burlington, Vermont Named Jard Co. as approved PCB customer,* X, ASTM D3304 224 9/23 Dr. E. L. Simons General Electric Co. Schenectady, New York Sent information re proper handling and disposal of PCBs 225 9/23 W. R. Richard, D. Wood Asked for comments on ERDA - Natl. Bureau of Stds. dielectric fluid studies sta tement 226 9/23 Dr. G. Fred Lee Plano, Texas Kaley tissues paper, II 227 9/23 Mr. K. A. Waskiewicz Ford Motor Co. Dearborn, Michigan Sent critical material forms for Pydrauls 50-E and 312-C 228 9/24 Mr. V. J. Cecarlo Asked for Environmental Levels Environmental Protection Agcy . of PCBs 229 Washington, D. C. 9/24 9/24 Dr. Howard S. Tong Lorillard Research Center Greensboro, North Carolina Sample Request form Mr. Thomas Whyatt Literature Hudson River Fishermen's Assn Cold Spring, New York 230 231 9/25 Sharon Edwards/Baxley , Sent plan for documenting' sampling & testing programs 232 DSW 174935 STLCOPCB4049456 September, 1975 9/16 Dr. Russell Rulon Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota Sample Request; T 207 9/16 Dr. Paul Nolan Research Cotrell Boundbrook, New Jersey Sent ASTM D 3304 208 9/18 P. S. Park Consumer Product Safety Commission product composition form for Monflex 209 9/18 Dr. Tomas Morales-Cardona University of Puerto Rico San Juan, Puerto Rico T, LL, Aroclor 1254 specification properties 210 9/18 9/19 9/19 Ms. Cynthia Gunn Montreal Star Montreal, Quebec W. R. Richard F. J. Fitzgerald Literature 211 MCS 327 - EC-201 & EC-202 212 Revised PCB action plan re epidemiological & feeding 213 studies 9/22 John Buchanan - Montreal Vapor pressure data for Aroclors & Inerteen 214 9/22 Mr. Mark Shulman East Meadow, N. Y. Sample Request Form 215 9/22 9/22 Dr. Linda Birnbaum Masonic Medical Research Laboratory Utica, New York 13503 Dr. Eric Simmons The Franklin McLean Memorial Research Institute Chicago, 111. T; ASTM D 3304; Aroclor 1254 Spec, properties Sample Request Form 216 217 DSW 174936 STLCOPCB4049457 September, 1975 9/H Mr. Peter L. Gove Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Roseville, Minnesota 9/H Dr. Harvey P. Stein NIOSH Rockville, Maryland 9/12 Dr. Russell Rulon Cardiology Research Group Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota 9/12 Dr. E. L. Simons General Electric Co. Schenectady, New York 9/15 W. R. Richard 9/15 9/15 9/15 H. S. Bergen. Dr. E. Sturino Chief, Organic Section U. S. EPA Chicago, Illinois R. A. Baxter 9/15 9/15 Dr. 0. Hutzinger Laboratory of Environmental Chemistry .University of Amsterdam The Netherlands D. L. Mellon 9/15 9/15 9/16 9/16 Mr. R. P. Bohnsack Thomas Industries, Inc. Sheboygan, Wisconsin Dr. Donald A. Hearn Georgia State University Atlanta, Georgia Ms. Marion Suter Council on Environmental Quality Washington, D. C. Ms. Claudia Deutsch Business Week New York, New York PCB customers in Minnesota - past 3 years Literature 193 194 T; Sample Request Form 195 Sent various toxicity reports and R.G. Kaley PCB paper 196 Bio International - Microbial degradation of PCBs 197 Chem-Trol meeting request 198 Sent procedure for determ ination of PCBs in PCTs 199 Request from Dr. 0. Hutzinger re "Thermo" Informed him of his request being forwarded to R. A. Baxter 200 201 Cast Forge - Howell, Michigan No PCBs in Pydraul $0E 202 203 Sample Request Form 204 Sent production & sales table for PCBs 205 Ditto 206 DSW 174937 STLCOPCB4049458 August, 1975 8/26 Mr. Clyde R. Wilson Northern 111. University DeKalb, 111. E; Manufacture & Sales table; contact Kopp re Imports 180 8/26 Ms. Monica Holstein Berkley, Calif. Sample Request Form l8l 8/26 Ms. Helen Chong Parnassus Hts. Clinical Labs. San Francisco, Calif. Sample Request Form 182 8/27 Bergen, Gossage, Paton, R.G. Potter, Withers, Wood Mich. Environmental Review Board PCB hearing 183 8/29 Mr. Don Lokey U. S. EPA Research Triangle Park . North Carolina BB 184 September, 1975 9/2 Dr. Tomas Morales Cardona Sample Request Form University of Puerto Rico Medical Sciences Campus San Juan, Puerto Rico 185 9/4 F. J. Johannsen Aroclor 1016 - toxicitysample sent 186 9/4 Dr. J. F. Thompson Misc. information on U. S. EPA Aroclor 1016 Research Triangle Park, N.C. 187 9/4 9/9 9/10 Mr. A. T. McCord Calspan Corporation ............ Buffalo, New York . Dr. Thomas ElliottHazleton Laboratories Vienna, Virginia . J. K. Orrell J. F. Winkler Literature Sample Request Form Santosite - Haag Labs (attached info already sent) 188 . 189 190 9/10 H. J. Horner Para-dichlorobenzene sample sent 191 9/10 Claude E. Bird, W. A. Baker, Sharon Edwards, Louis Stalvey - Baxley Sent Product Acceptabil ity Practices 192' DSW 174938 STLCOPCB4049459 K August, 1975 8/15 Mr. James M. Grady Morton Salt Co. Chicago, 111. Cannot sign Guaranty for sodium sulfite 150 8/15 J. P. Winkler Hydrochloric Acid Ciba-Geigy 151 8/15 H. S. Bergen PCB Review - Environmental Presence portion of statement 152 8/15 Mr. W. A. Scott Fairfield & Ellis Boston, Mass. Literature 153 8/18 G. Roush Toxicity summary for statement on PCBs. (PCB Review) 154 8/18 Mr. J. Duffy J. P. Henry Chemical Co. East Rutherford, N. J. Do not use electrolytic diaphragm manufacturing process to produce Caustic Potash 155 o 8/18 Horner, Leisy, Munch, Paton, Savage PCB shipments 156 8/18 Hayes, Hutchison, Paton, Sales Specifications Sellew, Sutton, Winkler Profile sheets 157 8/18 Mr. A. Reisch, Jr. E.M. Sergeant Pulp & Chemical Co. New York, N. Y. Prod. Spec, sheet and MSDS for Santosite 158 8/18 . Mr. W. L. Schofield Perkin Chemicals Div. Polaroid Corp. Waltham, Mass. Sent Technical Bull. 159 1-35 on Phosphorus Oxychloride. 8/19 J. K. Orrell Test methods for Phos phorus Oxychloride : 160 8/19 Richard R. Dingeman Northern Michigan ' University Marquette, Mich. M 161 8/19 Mr. Jack Anderson Production table for PCBs 162 U.S. International Trade c Commission Washington, D. C. 8/19 E. M. Potter Scrap PCBs - in transit leakage 163 DSW 174939 STLCOPCB4049460 August, 1975 8/19 8/19 8/19 8/20 8/20 8/21 8/21 8/21 8/21 8/21 8/25 8/25 8/25 8/25 8/25 8/25 Dr. Raymond Shapiro Food and Drug Administration Washington, D. C. Sent report "Tissue Residues from .. Feeding of PCB.. " by Kaley et al. 164 Dale Dill, J. R. Savage Scripset 5^0 - release of material 165 Mr. Walter J. Hunt U. S. EPA Washington, D. C. (personal stationery) apology for not reaching 166 H. S. Bergen Current EPA activity re PCBs 167 Mrs. Dorothy VanDelinde West Virginia Dept, of Agriculture Charleston. W. Va. Sent analytical method . 168 for assaying paradichlor- obenzene -- requested sample of her material John Herher Product forms - NIOSH Skydrols 169 L. R. Stark Ditto re Pydraul 230C 170 D. R. Miller (later sent to L.W. Bannister) Ditto re Coolanol 20 171 D. R. Dill Ditto re Scripsets 172 Mr. E. P. Schulz S & H Analytical Services Staten Island, N. Y. T 173 H. S. Bergen Recommended phaseout of PCB business 174 Bergen, Gossage, Hosmer, Richard, Savage, Withers EPA PCB study -- Versar with J. Faucett 175 Bergen, Gossage, Hosmer, Park, Pa ton. Potter, Richard, Savage, Withers, Wood EPA Questionnaire on PCBs sent to users 176 Mr. Jim Haney Bergstrom Paper Co. Neenah, Wisconsin Production table and Monsanto Program of Restricted Sales sent 177 Mrs. Gay Contos Versar, Inc. Springfield, Virginia Literature 178 Mr. Ronald Rusnak Lester Industries, Inc. Sanford Evenchik, Ind. Eng. Bedford Hts., Ohio Product Spec, sheet on Pydraul 312C 179 DSW 174940 STLCOPCB4049461 August, 1975 8/12 Mr. Robert Hallman ' State of N. Y. Dept, of Environmental Conservation Albany, N. Y. PCB customers in New York 8/12 M. E. Webb - WGK Chemagro - 8/12 Dr. Richard Telroy Batelle Corp. Richland, Washington Sample Request Form 8/12 8/13 Dr. Rudolph J. Jaeger Harvard School of Public Health Boston, Mass. Mr. L. P.. Voight, Sec. Dept, of Natural Resources Madison, Wisconsin Sample of Aroclor 1254 being sent; no more Aroclor 1232 Acceptance to speak at public hearings 8/13 8/13 H. J. Horner PCB Ad Hoc Committee Chemagro - PgS,. Expecting Russell Train to issue press statement Aug. 14. 8/13 H. S. Bergen PCBs - expecting press statement 8/14 National Academy of Sciences Washington, D. C. Ordered Pood Chemicals Codex -- enclosed check 8/14 Mr. Jeffrey Tannenbaumg The Wall Street Journal New York, N. Y. literature 8/14 Dr. Veronica Maher Michigan Cancer Pounds tion Detroit, Michigan Sample Request Form 8/14 Dr. J. M. Comarmy General Motors Corp. Flint, Mich. Sample Request Form 8/15 8/15 W. R. Corey Ballast disposal Bergen, Bishop, Bottini, Bratsch, Fitzgerald, Potter, Roush, Withers PCB Review meeting 8/15 A. A. Johnson Toxicity Statement -- Santosafe W/* .15 135 136 137 138 139 140 l4l 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 DSW 174941 STLCOPCB4049462 August, 1975 8/4 Mr. Steve Green Seattle Post Intelligence Seattle, Wash. . 8/7 Dr. Sergio Iturri Universidad de Chile Santiago, Chile 8/7 T. H. Bottini 8/7 PCB Ad Hoc Committee 8/7 H. S. Bergen 8/7 S. Turover - Brussels 8/7 Mr. Mowry Smith Menasha Corporation Neenah, Wisconsin 8/7 8/7 8/7 8/7 8/8 8/11 8/11 Mr. Dan Rayburn Sanitation Superintendent Ventura, California J. A. Hayes Mr. Regis A. Mika IBM Corporation Boulder, Colorado Dr. L. J. BailIn Lockheed Palo Alto Lab. Palo Alto, Calif. Mr. Axel Lind Control Data Corp. Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Ernest Mosbaek Jack Paucett Associates Chevy Chase, Md. Mike Marshall 8/11 Mr. Mark Shulman East Meadow, N. Y. Literature 120 Airlines which shipped his sample 121 Plaintiff's interroga tories Hickey vs. GE 122 Status of EPA 123 activity re PCBs Ditto 1 24 WHO report requested 125 Literature 126 List of questions which could be asked In PCB ' discussion Sample Request 127 Form; ASTM method D 3304 Sulfuric Acid -- GE specification 128 MSDS's for Santotracs, D.O.T. classifica tion 129 Sample Request .form literature 131 Literature 132 Santobrite 133 approved for use as preservative in adhesives literature 134 DSW 174942 STLCOPCB4049463 August, 1975 8/1 Dr. Barry Commoner CBNS Washington University St. Louis, Mo. 8/1 Bergen, R. G. Potter 8/1 PCB Ad Hoc Committee 8/1 Dr. E. L. Simons General Electric Schenectady, N. Y. 8/1 Mr. Donald J. Schneider Fort Howard Paper Co. . Green Bay, Wis. 8/4 R. E. Keller, W. R Richard 8/4 Dr. C. E. Westerman Environmental Science & Engineering Gainesville, Fla. 8/4 Dr. Ronald Parejko Northern Michigan U Marquette, Mich. 8/4 Mr. Eric Garshick GCA Corp. Bedford, Mass. 8/4 Mr. Richard R. Dingeman Northern Michigan U Marquette, Mich. 8/4 R. F. Sellew 8/4 G. J. Levinskas 8/4 D. K. Tippey Sample Request Form PCB hearings - Wisconsin PCB hearings - Wisconsin Ditto Ditto PCB papers; Dr. Fred Lee reviews T; J; E; FF; Aroclor 1254 Spec. Properties; GG; KK; LL; Aroclor 1016 properties sheet WBP affidavit, LL, BB, V, P, Q, II, J, M, Metcalf Degrada tion paper, JJ, E, HH, Z, X Info on Maleic Anhydride, Phthalic Anhydride & Adipic Acid ASTM D-3304, E, T, J, X, DD Maleic Anhydride - Tennessee Eastman Maleic Anhydride - 90 day rat feeding study - Dow Recommended foregoing EC-201 sheets for tall oil products 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 ll6 117 118 119 DSW 174943 1 STLCOPCB4049464 July, 1975 7/31 Dr. Fred F. Kadlubar University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis. 7/31 Mr. Hugh J. Johnson Travenol Laboratories Morton Grove, 111. 7/31 Mr. Russ W. Toombs Dept, of Health Albany, New York 7/31 Mr. Robert A. Emmett U. S. EPA Washington, D. C. ! 7/25 Mrs. Ruth Lee Mondovi, Wls. 7/31 7/31 7/31 J. J. Roder J. L. Wikoff Rodney Harris 7/31 Mr. R. Ehnley B. F. Goodrich Chemical Henry, Illinois 7/30 D. W. Stegen 7/31 Ms. Ireta Irvine University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah August, 1975 8/1 Mr. Robert Mlntz Dresser Manufacturing Bradford, Pa. 8/1 Dr. Raymond D. Harbison Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee 8/1 Dr. Rudolph J. Jaeger Harvard University Boston, Mass. Sample Request form 93 Sample Request Form 94 Sample Request Form 95 Production info on PCBs for 1st quart. 1975 & predominant utilization of each Aroclor Cannot divulge customer information- one customer in Wls. & Minn.; restricted sales Toxicity statement for Coolanol 25 Toxicity statements for MCS 1207, 1238 & 1588 Reviewal of draft re company policy on disclosure of customer info. Protective clothing for employees working with Para-Nitroaniline (PNA). Monsize - acute toxicity Attached previous letter to Arthur Frank, University of Utah 96 97 .98 99 100 101 ' 102 103 Sample Request form 104 Sample Request form 105 Sample Request Form 106 DSW 174944 STLCOPCB4049465 July, 1975 7/29 Mr. Regis A. Mika IBM Corp. Boulder, Colorado Aroclors not available to general market - offer to discuss conditions under which they are available. 79 7/29 7/29 7/29 G. J. Levinskas Ms. Abigail Brett American Chemical Soc. Washington, D. C. Mr. Peter Thomas University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis. Request for toxicity data on Caustic Potash 45$ and Benzyl Chloride. Production Table on PCBs, X, J, Dec., 1974 Fed. Reg. on PDA levels Aroclor 1248 no longer manu factured; T 80 81 82 7/29 7/29 7/29 7/30 7/30 7/30 Mr. W. T. Sullivan Caterpillar Tractor Co. Peoria, 111. BB, LL Mr. Clyde R. Wilson Northern Illinois U DeKalb, 111. Sample Request Form Dr. James Epler Union Carbide Oak Ridge, Tennessee Sample Request Form Mr. William P. Bates Morton Chemical Co. Milwaukee, Wis. Vendor Quality Survey Mr. D. P. Konopacky Consolidated Papers Inc. Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Mersize 77 TFL PDA regulation Dr. Renate Kimbrough Center for Disease Cont. Atlanta, Georgia Sent paper.from Journal of Chromatographic Science re Aroclor 1250 composition; Chlorodibenzofurans 83 84 85 86 87 88 7/30 7/30 Mr. H. Bennett B. R. Laboratory Miami Beach, Pla. Keller, Pa ton, Richard Wood Request for correction of 89 misinformation on Aroclor 1221. Request for comments on PCB draft 90 7/30 Mr. Jack Milled Pollution Abatement Services Oswega, N. Y. PCB incineration info with drawing of WGK incinerator 91 7/31 Mr. Donald Schneider Port Howard Paper Co. Green Bay, Wis. II 92 DSW 174945 STLCOPCB4049466 July, 1975 7/21 D. Wood . 7/21 A. A. Johnson PCBs = Beer barrel containers Pydraul 230C - Toxicity statement ' 62 63 7/21 7/21 Lou Gallipeau Asst. Commissioner for Professional 8c Consumer Programs FDA, Rockville, Md. Santoslte - Aquatic toxicity Betz Laboratories Requested FY 1973 Pesticide PCB in Foods Program Evaluation Report 64 65 7/21 7/21 Cliff Boutin Mr. Wes Perkins Houston, Texas Wea therford/AAI FDA coverage for Mersizes liofiegradability of Pydrauls 66 67 7/22 Mr. Horace D. Brown Merk Sharp & Dome Labs Rahway, New Jersey Sample Request Form 68 7/22 Mr. Mark E. Fairelough Northern Mich. Univer sity Marquette, Michigan WBP affidavit, LL, BB, V, P, Q, II, J, Metcalf Degrad, paper, JJ, E, HH, Z, X, M 69 7/24 David B. Miller Natl. Bureau of Standards Washington, D. C. W, HH, JJ, Metcalf paper 70 7/24 Mr. Thomas Brunner Wald, Harkrader & Ross Washington,' D.C. J 71 7/24 Dr. Charles R. Malone National Research Council Washington, D.C. Participation in Decision Making for Regulating Chemicals in the Environment 72 7/24 Mr. Donald Schneider Fort Howard Paper .Co. Green Bay, Wis. BB, LL, MM; info on containing spills 73 7/24 ' G. F. Fague Info for Chevrolet, Tonawanda 74 7/24 R. G. Sido EPA Form 8570-4 for Forshaw Chemicals 75 7/25 PCB Ad Hoc Committee Status of PCB - EPA activity; Wisconsin hearings 76 7/25 H. S. Bergen Ditto 77 7/29 H. S. Bergen Draft on PCBs in environment. to be portion of total Monsanto statement 78 DSW 174946 STLCOPCB4049467 July, 1975 7/15 Mr. Claude Klapp County Sanitation Dist. Whittier, California 7/15 J. C. Hutchison 7/16 7/16 J. C. Hutchison J. A. Hayes 7/17 7/17 Mr. Dudley Thomas U.S. Steal Provo, Utah L. Stalvey 7/17 7/18 Mr. Robert Terry Westvaco Covington, Virginia H. S. Bergen 7/18 PCB Ad Hoc Committee 7/18 7/18 H. S. Bergen D. Wood 7/18 Dr. George Roush 7/18 7/18 7/18 7/21 Mr. Elmer D. Geathers U. S. EPA Washington, D. C. Mr. Adolph Rebernak Haag Laboratories, Inc. Blue Island, 111. Mr. Richard J. Himics RCA Laboratories Princeton, N. J. J. K. Orrell 7/21 'Mrs. lone Timm Blair, Wisconsin BB, LL Para-Nitroaniline Tennessee Eastman Ditto Phosphorus Pentasulfide Cyanamid - India Literature 45 46 47 48 49 Specifications for Mersize and other size products produced at Baxley 50 PDA Guaranty form for Monsize; Product Spec; PDA coverage 51 PCB, PCT - imports OECD 52 Status of EPA activities relating to PCB effluent standards 53 Ditto 54 Polychlorinated Polyphenyls Patent 55 Monflex - dermatitis Natl. Cellulose Corp. 56 Santosite - Haag Labora tories, Inc. 57 Sent copy of above letter 58 BB, LL 59 DSW 174947 Adipic Acid - Resin Grade, Dow Chemical PCB contamination of Lake Pepin; Monsanto's policy re customer name 6o STLCOPCB4049468 July, 1975 7/9 R. G. Potter MBR - Profit contribution Product Acceptability 1st half 1975 31 7/10 J. F. Winkler Santosite - Betz Laboratories 32 7/H Carder, Geisman, Malone, Sellew, Robinson MBR - 1975 goals - joint account ability 33, 7/11 Billen, Carder, Corley, Hayes, Hawthorne f N.G. Hobbs, Horner, Mees, D. J. Minges, R. Perry Ditto, 34 7/H Carder, Horner, Hume, Perry, Winkler . Ditto 35 7/11 Billen, Carder, Hayes, Horner, Leisy, Perry Ditto 36 7/H Billen, Carder, Horner, Hutchison, Terpstra Ditto 37 7/14 7/14 Albert C. Clark Manufacturing Chemists Assn. Washington, D. C. Commitment form designating Monsanto's support of research program on chlorobenzenes David Welsh OSHA Washington, D.C. Production tables, GG 38 39 7/14 Mr. Dean Meyers Fine Papers Div. Westvaco Wickliffe, Ky. FDA Guaranty form 40 7/l4 Dr. Peggy J. McCuen Huntingdon Research Center Brooklandville, Md. Sample Request Form 41 7/14 Dr. Manohar L. Sethi Sample Request Form Howard University Washington, D. C. 42 7/14 Mr. Mitchell A. Monchinski Sandoz, Inc. East Hanover, N.J. MSDS's and Product Specs for various process chemicals 43 7/15 Director of Federal Register Washington, D. C. Ordered Federal Register 44 DSW 174948 STLCOPCB4049469 July, 1975 7/2/75 7/2 7/3 7/3 7/3 7/3 7/7 7/7 7/8 7/8 7/9 7/9 7/9 7/9 7/9 A. A. Johnson Pydraul 50E Toxicity Statement _; 16 Thomas Kopp EPA, Washington Mr. Frank Mueller General Electric Louisville, Ky. Table showing PCT productionj T MSDS and Hygienic Guide for Maleic Anhydride; Chroma tographlc/flame ionization analysis 17 18 Tom Swiger General Electric Schenectady, N. Y. Same as above 19 E. R. Billen Sulfuric Acid out of specification (Prod. Accept. Prac. #3) 20 A. L. Smith Product Specs and Analytical Methods for Chlorosulfonlc Acid and Benzyl Chloride 21 Bergen, Bratsch, Bottini, Fitzgerald, R.G. Potter, Roush, Withers Meeting on PCB rat studies Ms. Marion Suter PCB manufacturing table Council of Environmental Quality Washington, D. C. 22 23 Ms. Jessica McGee Tennessee Eastman Kingsport, Tennessee Spec sheet and analytical methods for Para-Nitrochloro benzene 24 D, Wood Robert M. Beverage S. D. Warren Co. Westbrook, Maine Respirators - PCB, HC1 Monsize FDA coverage 25 26 Mr. E. Richard Rosenblatt Polaroid Corp. Cambridge, Mass. Product Spec for Phosphorus Oxychloride Mike Marshall Santobrite - EPA registra tion 27 28 Mr. Gary Hammond PCB info - answers to Wisconsin Public Service misc. questions Green Bay, Wise. B. D. Heckenberg Tetrathal - 3M Spec 29 30 DSW 174949 STLCOPCB4049470 July, 1975 7/1 Mr. Larry W. Robertson School of Public Health University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. Sample Request Form No info on high pressure, liquid chromatographic separation of PCB mixtures. 1 7/1 Bergen, Fitzgerald, Potter, Withers Draft of response to Mr. Emmett, EPA 2 7/1 A. A. Johnson 7/1 Bergen, Bilger, Gossage, Hempel, Carder, Savage 7/1 H. A. Vodden Pydrauls - MSDS purpose Booklet describing use of EC-201 and EC-202. Pydraul E - Biodegradation statement 3 4 5 7/1 Editor, Readers' Quiz Electrical Construction & Maintenance McGraw Hill New York, N. Y. Monsanto Askarel Guide, ANSI Guidelines, X 6 7/1 J. C. Weber Dequest - Ohio effluent stds. 7 7/1 7/1 7/2 7/2: 7/2 Gossage, Hempel, Carder, Savage Booklet on EC-201 & 202 8 J. G. Bryant, H. J. Horner, C. Paton, Q. E. Thompson, W. R. Richard, D. Wood Meeting with Natl. Bureau . of Standards representatives 9 W. H. Slowikowski Richard L. Hauser Electrical Utilities Co. LaSalle, 111. PCBs - Great Lakes States * Illinois Regulated Toxic Substances - EPA 10 11 R. E. Bilger Chlorobenzenes - MCA literature review 12 7/2 C. C. Malmsten U. S. Gypsum Co. Chicago, 111. MSDS and Product Spec on Santobrite; no heavy metals or 14 carcinogens 13 7/2 G. J. Levinskas Toxicity statement request for MCS 1238 and 1588; Coolanol 25; Pydraul E series and Santosafe comparison ' 14 7/2 Stanley Kleinert Sent WBP affidavit from Dept, of Natural Resources Madison, Wisconsin EPA 1974 hearings 15 DSW 174950 STLCOPCB4049471 * STLCOPCB4049472 DECEMBER , ,Sfimar* W,1 .-.yJWiWWWPBuan.<nyge Monsanto fMOw ' s*v[ A location. W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 30, 1975 SUB.'ECT *C*-CWNCfc = ASHLAND CHEMICAL PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE TO Messrs. T. G. Lyons - 1890 J. P. Roarty - 1290 A. F. Uelner - 1760 CC : Messrs. H. C. Carder R. A. Geisman - 1760 T. Hallard - 1890 B. D. Heckenberg F. G. Lawicki - 1010 P. R. Parker - 1290 H. L. Pugh J. B. Willmore - 1290 In September, 1975, Ashland Chemical submitted phthalic anhydride specifications for our acceptance. A1 Uelner's and John Roarty's comments were discussed with Ashland Chemical. Harry Pugh informed us that Ashland was reluctant to make any exceptions; but suggested that we notify them before hand if there is a need to ship material which does not meet their specification. We rejected Ashland's proposed specifications primarily because we do not test for % phthalic anhydride or phthalate ester color; therefore, we are in no position to comply with Ashland's suggestion. I discussed with A1 and John the current procedure being followed which I understand is as follows: A sample of the shipment is analyzed for Crystallization Point, Color of Melt and Heat Stability. If any of these does not meet Ashland specification, Ashland will be informed before shipment is made. Unless anyone can foresee any problems, I suggest we continue to follow this procedure. Regarding Ashland's request for "Certificates of Analysis", we do provide "Certificates of Quality". I understand from Art Uelner that we show % phthalic anhydride and phthalate ester color on the certificates although we do not run these tests for each shipment. % phthalic anhydride may be shown but should be foot noted to show that it is determined on a statistically sound basis, but not for every shipment. Phthalate ester color should not be certified unless actually performed. I recommend each of you review your practices regarding the preparation of "Certificates of Quality" /ps 'C- W. B. Pap/aaggeorge & DSW 174952 v STLCOPCB4049473 December 29, 1975 Mr. George Graff Michigan Stace Chamber of 501 South Capital Avenue Lansing, Michigan 48933 Commerce Dear George: . Enclosed are copies of reports describing PCBs which you requested I hope you find the Information helpful. further service, please let me know. If I can be of Sincerely, 9. B. Papageorge, Manager Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division / ps attachments DSW 174953 STLCOPCB4049474 December 29, 1975 Hr. Charles Willmore National Electrical Manufacturers 821 15th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 > Association Deer Charlas: Attached are copies of PCB material used by Mr. Russell Train in his December 22nd press conference. You may wish to send copies to Invited attendees to the ANSI C-107 Committee Meeting. Sincerely, W. B. Papageorge, Manager Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division /ps attachments DSW 174954 STLCOPCB4049475 Monsanto W. B. Papageorge - B3NB /4 December 24, 1975 o.: E. H. Harbison PCBs - Toxicity EfCENCE. TO R. G. Potter The effects of exposure of PCBs on our employees have been reviewed by our Medical Department and a consultant from the Eppley Institute, University of Nebraska. In summary, there no evidence that our employees have been adversely effected by PCBs. A copy of the Eppley Institute report is attached. is We have no information relating to the effects of PCBs on the people in the areas surrounding our producing facility. We have no programs underway at present to study these effects. W. B. Papageorge / ps attachments DSW 174955 STLCOPCB4049476 W. B. Papageorga - B3NB December 24, 1975 TOXICITY STUDIES - PCBs R. G. Potter R. E. Bllger G. J. Levinskas R. A. Pohl G. Roush, Jr. E. H. Harbison As requested, I have reviewed the status of PCB toxicity studies with George Levinskas. Referring to the action plan issued September 18th (copy attached), all items have been completed except for Nos. 5 and 7. . Manufacturing management has a copy of Dr, Roush's employee exposure guidelines. Plant management plans to review them with the Medical Department before implementing. . George Levinskas informs me that drafts of the Industrial Bio-Test reports are virtually completed. Publication is possible by April if we buy an issue of the publication. If we cannot purchase, publication will be delayed to June-July.. Because of the impact that Dr. James Allen's primate study has had our Medical Department believes it is highly desirable that Monsanto sponsor some work with monkeys. A protocol will be prepared and sent to laboratories to determine the cost of such a study. Results of the study would not be available for at least one year.. No further toxicity studies with PCBs are planned at present. /p* attachments V. B. Papageorga DSW 174956 STLCOPCB4049477 Revised September 16, 1975 PCB ACTION PLAN RELATIVE TO EPIDEMIOLOGICAL & FEEDING STUDIES ACTION RESPONSIBILITY TARGETED COMPLETION DATE DSW 174957 1. Complete WGK plant employee ' exposure study. 2. Review epidemiological results with Dr. Shublk. . G. Roush/G. L. Bratsch G. Roush/F. Johannsen Completed i Sept. 26, 1975 3. Dr. Shubik/Dr.* Pour to review Kimbrough studies , G,. J. Levinskas ' Oct. '15, -1975 . 4. Review employee exposure conditions and prepare exposure guidelines J. T.. Garrett/W. B. Papageorge Sept. 26, 1975 5. Implement new employee exposure guidelines G. L. Bratsch' . Dependent on Item 4 '. 6. Prepare Monsanto Statement: a) Toxicity b) Epidemiological study results c ) Mo rice ting policy . .d -Environmental presence e) Press inquiry Q & A G. J. Levinskas G. Roush T. L. GossageA^. B. Papageorge w. R. Pspageorge/D. Eby D. R. Bishop . Completed Dependent on Item 2 Completed Sept. 26, 1975 Completed . 7. Publish results of the Monsanto studies conducted by Industrial Bio-Test Labs. G. J. Levinskas Approved drafts 9/30 Publication 1/1/76 8. Discuss with government represent atives (NCI, NIOSH, FDA, EPA, CEQ) G. Roush K. W. Easley W. B. Papageorge Nov. 1, 1975 os Discuss with key customers tct. k \4 12. Inform remaining customers Participate in HEW/EPA PCB' mee \g, Chicago Fceaeack of govenirnent reaction to 0. Roush/G. J. Levinskas ' m-L * L. Gossage w. B. Papageorge T. L. Goosage/C. Pa ton To be selec ted T. L. ay^soge/C. Pa ton . Nov. 11, 1975 .# Nov. 15, 1975 ' Nov. 18, 19, 20, 1975 \ Nov. 30, 15, December 23, 1975 Mr. Bruce R. Boiler Robert W. Baird 6 Co., Ino. P. O. Box 672 Milwaukee./ Wisconsin 53201 Dear Mr. Boiler/ Enclosed is the PCB material you requested. I hope you find it helpful. Zf I can be of further service/ please let me know. Sincerely/ W. B. Papageorge Manager/ Prodsst Acceptability Process Chemicals Division Mae, SW 174958 STLCOPCB4049479 bcc: J. P. Winkler W. C. Mees - Everet A. G. Corey December 23# 1975 Ms. Isabelle Fontaine W. R. Grace & Company Nashua# New Hampshire 03060 Dear Ms. Fontainet Hr. L. D. Hatch has informed me of your request for a copy of our test method for determining turbidity in sulfuric acid. I have enclosed copies of our Methods 10#216 and 11,788. I hope you find these helpful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, ........... ajt Encs. CCj I#. D. Batch W. B. Papageorge Manager# Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 174959 STLCOPCB4049480 W. B. Papageorga - B3NB December 23, 1975 Phosphorus Trichloride - 3. F. Goodrich Memo JRK to WBP 12/10/75 B. D. Heckenberg H. J. Horner - 1740 R. Perry - Q3C R. P. Sullivan In the referenced memo, Bon Koeter requested copies of B. F. Goodrich's methods for determining iron, BPG 650, and distillation residue, BFG 5114. Will you please arrange to have someone obtain copies. ajt W. B. Papageorge DSW 174960 STLCOPCB4049481 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 23, 1975 Definitions - VJestinghouse Memo MP to VJBP 11/21/75 Mike Petrilli 1010 J. Alley - B2SC R. Hatton - B2SC D. Wood - B2SD G. J. Levinskas - A2SC In response to Westinghouse's request for definitions of Flammability, Toxicity and Environmental Pollutant, I have the following comments to offer. George Levinskas of our Medical Department is preparing for you a definition for Toxicity. As soon as I receive it I will forward it to you. The definition for Flaitmability can best be answered by sharing the attached copies of the OSHA definitions which appeared in the Federal Registery a summary prepared by Ralph Munch and the Underwriter's Laboratories Tests 340 which have been used for electrical fluids. Environmental Pollutant could be defined as a material introduced by the actions of man and introduced into the environment where it could breate or have the potential to create significant adverse affects on human health or on other beneficial living species. I hope the above is helpful. ajt Attachment W. B. Papageorge DSW 174961 STLCOPCB4049482 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 23, 1975 Plant Report Aroclor/Biphenyl Group J. H. Williams Newport J. C. Weber - B2SK D. B. Sheam - Newport Poliowing recent organization changes in St. Louis, Product Acceptability responsibilities for PCB's have been assigned to J. C. Weber. Will you please arrange to have copies of your monthly Plant Report, Aroclor/Biphenyl Group sent directly to Mr. Weber. ajt W. B. Papageorge \ l DSW 174962 STLCOPCB4049483 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 23, 1975 Chlorobenzenes - MCS Study H. C. Carder J. C. Homer - 1740 M. A. Terpstra - >3C F. R. Johannsen - A2SC Attached are copies of recent correspondence from MCA describing the status of the literature survey on Chlorobenzenes. Fred Johannsen will obtain copies of the reports mentioned. 1 will attempt to&eep you posted on developments. ajt Attachments W. B. Papageorge DSW 174963 STLCOPCB4049484 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 23, 1975 Insurance - PC3 Dielectric Customer D. Wood B2SD J. G. Nassif - B2CA . '- Mr. Herman Gabel, Niagara Transformer Company, 1747 Dale Road, Buffalo, New York 14225, Telephone (716) 896-6500 called to inform me that his current underwriter. Interstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Company, did not desire to renew their coverage relating to PCB's. Mr. Gabel has asked for the names of other underwriters who have provided this type of coverage for other PCB customers. Can we give this information to Mr. Gabel? Will you please discuss this matter with him. ajt W. B. Papageorge I- , \ \ V DSW 174964 \ ^\ STLCOPCB4049485 bcc: j. C. Weber December 23, 1975 Mr. Richard Powers Bureau of water Management 8th Floor Steven T. Mason Building Lansing, Michigan 48926 Dear Mr. Powers* Enclosed is the information related to the return of scrap PCB's which you requested. This information includes instructions regarding the proper labeling and shipping of the material, the cost for this service, a sample label and a page which includes instructions to the truck driver involved. I hope this information is helpful. Zf Z can be of further service, please let me know. ajt Ena. V. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division 1 i DSW 174965 STLCOPCB4049486 W. B. Papageorga - B3HB December 23, 1975 P. R. Graham - B2SL J. C. Weber - B2SK Attached is a request from Great Western Chemical Company for information regarding several listed products. I will provide the information for Adipic Acid and Santobrite. Will each of you provide the information for your products. ajt W. B. Papageozge . \ DSW 174966 STLCOPCB4049487 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 23, 1975 Muriatic Acid - Tennessee Eastman J. F. Winkler H. C. Carder J. H. Horner J. a. Kuster - 1740 R. Perry - Q3C Ron Kuster informs me that the plant can meet Tennessee Eastman's specification No. 1132-5, Muriatic Acid. Attached is an approved copy of Tennessee Eastman's specification. Will you arrange to have it forwarded to the appropriate individual. ajt Attachment L W. B. Papageorge V{ DSW 174967 STLCOPCB4049488 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 23, 1975 Wccdson-Tansnt Laboratories D. Wood B2S0 W. C. Hammann - T3A R. J. Kaley - T2F R. E. Keller -TIB Dr. Edward Simons, GE, called to relate to me their experiences with Woodsoa-Teneat Laboratories in preparing analytical information for the recent New York State PCB hearings* It appears that Woodson-Tenant was supplying information that was erroneous and falsified. Since Monsanto recommend this laboratory and had Bob Kaley visit their facilities to determine their capability, I personally find Woodson-Tenant's performance very disturbing. I recommend that we be very careful in recommending this laboratory to our customers in the future. ajt W. B. Papageorge DSW 174968 n/' STLCOPCB4049489 December 23, 1975 Dr. M. C. Karnarouskis 0.S. Coast Guard. G-DST-2 Washington, D.C. 20590 Dear Dr. Parnarouskis In response to Captain W. D. Karkle's request in a letter dated December 10, I an enclosing information relating to phosphorus oxychloride. Arrangements have been made for a 500 gra sample to be sent to Mr. Spano at Natick, Mass. Z hope the data Is responsive to your needs. If I can be of further service, please let ms know. Sincerely, ajt Bncs. V. B. Papageorge , Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW174969 i k ,\\* Or STLCOPCB4049490 W. B. Papageorge December 22, 1975 Environmental Hazards of Nitroaromatic Compounds B3HB W. R. Richard T3A A. R. Hempel J. C. Hutchison L. A. Miller M. A. Terpstra - Q3C The attached v&s received from SOCMA. X will be in touch with the Syracuse University Research Corporation for developments. ajt Attachment W. B. Papageorge J DSW 174970 STLCOPCB4049491 December 22, 1975 Mr. Robert E. Parsons McDaniel, Hall,, Parsons s Conerly 1007 City Federal Building Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Dear Mr. Parsonsi Enclosed is a oopy of Bulletin IC/FF-38 which you requested in your letter dated December 1. There is no charge for this bulletin. I hope you find it helpful. Sincerely, W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division Bnc. rjr1 DSW 174971 STLCOPCB4049492 December 22, 1975 Dr. E. H. Reynolds 16, Court Lane Gardens Dulwich, London, SE21 7DZ Dear Dr. Reynoldss We are very interested in seeing a copy of the draft document you are preparing on behalf of CIGRE SC.15. If a copy can be made available to us before publication, we would be glad to offer any appropriate comments or suggestions. Please keep us informed of farther progress. Sincerely, ajt CCi Dr. R. Munch Dr. T. W. Dakin ff. B. Papageorgs Manager, ProdasS Acceptability Process Chemicals Division vr ; \" DSW 174972 STLCOPCB4049493 W. B. Papageorge - B3HB December 22, 1975 Epichlorohydrin (ECU) MCA Research Project F. R. Johannsen A2SC H. S. Bergen A. R. Hempel W. R. Richard - T3A The Process Chemicals Division has given authority for participation in the MCA Epichlorohydrin Project. The cost to the Division for participation is expected to be as high as $8,125. Will you forward the completed pledge sheet to MCA. aj t W. B. Papageorge A \N DSW 174973 A' \ STLCOPCB4049494 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 22, 1975 Santosite - Rockmart Chemical H. J. Horner 1740 E. R. Billon - 1740 H. C. Carder R. Perry - Q3C L. D. Press Bookmark Chemical has specified that the Santosite they purchase from us should not exceed our internal standard of 50 max. Will you issue a special customer specification reflecting this color specification,. ajt W. B. Papageorge DSW 174974 STLCOPCB4049495 REQUEST FOR EVALUATION OF CUSTOMER WbfejjagswwarjnsenPX' FROM LOCATION: w. B. Papageorge - St. Louis DATE: December 22 , 1975 SPECIFICATION CC: j. B. H. Duggan - Nitro Heckenberg Carder TO: Owen E. Dolin Nitro PRODUCT: Defoamers PC-12'44 and PC-1344 CUSTOMER: Sun Oil Company SPEC. NO.: THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ON THIS SPECIFICATION ARE TO BE RESOLVED AS PROMPTLY AS POSSIBLE BY THE PLANT CHIEF CHEMIST: Can the plant meet the attached specifications? : DSW 174975 STLCOPCB4049496 BCC: R.G. Potter W.W. Withers December 22, 1975 Mr. Earl J. Stephenson Director, Enforcement Division Environmentail Protection Agency 1735 Baltimore Kansas City, Missouri 64108 Dear Mr. Stephensons 1 have carefully reviewed the information I forwarded to you on December 11 and have the following corrections, additions and conanant3 to offer. 1(a) Exhibit C which was sent to you was not complete. A revision is attached. 1(c) Note that Exhibit I is for the period ending June, 1975. All quantities shown for the months July thru December in this report are for 1974. 2(a) In Exhibit A, I grouped the PCB products by application. I did not intend to imply that the materials listed under Base Products were not distributed "as is" to these applications. Base Products were sold directly to tha following usest i' * Transformer and Capacitor Fluids Aroolor 1016 Aroclor 1242 Aroclor 1254 Aroclor 1260 DSW 174976 43 d STLCOPCB4049497 Mr. Earl J. Stephenson -2- December 22, 1975 Plasticizer Applications Aroclor 1221 Aroclor 1232 Aroclor 1242 Aroclor 1248 Aroclor 1254 Aroclor 1260 Aroclor 1262 Aroclor 5060 Aroclor 5432 Aroclor 5442 Aroclor 5460 ` * ) . i) V 2(d) Products distributed thru Monsanto's Anniston, Alabama unit included ' the Aroclor 6000 series as well as those shown on Exhibit D. 2(e) See comment 1(c) above regarding Exhibit I. See comment 2(d) above . regarding products from the Anniston, Alabama facility. 5(b) Exhibit K has been revised to correctly reflect proper breakdown. Totals are not changed. .... ............... ................' 5(d) Exhibit L has been revised to show accurate totals. 7(a) Water effluent from the Sauget, 111. facility is discharged to the Municipal Treatment Plant. 8(a) The majority of the PCB components or mixtures and the products we make using PCB components or mixtures are liquids and are transported in bulk or in steel drums as I indicated previously. Bulk shipments are made in railroad tank cars and tank trucks in every case. Tank truck deliveries involved customer pickup. Two products which we formerly manufactured were solids* These were Aroclor 5460 and Montar 5. Aroclor 5460 was shipped in 100# multiwall paper bags. Montar 5 was shipped in 40 gallon fiber drums. - - v \ I hope you find this information helpful. If I can be of further service, please let ate know. . _ ' Sincerely, V. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division CCt Mr. Stanley W. Legro 0. S. Environmental Protection Agency 401 "M" Street, SW MS Washington, D.C. 20460 DSW 174977 STLCOPCB4049498 December 19, 1975 Mr. Charles Willmor* National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. 821 15th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 Dear Mr. Willmore: Enclosed are copies of the Material Safety Data Sheets which Z offered to nail to you for inclusion with the material you will nail to the ANSI Committee members. Sincerely, 3t Enos* \ V. B. Papageorgs Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division 433 DSW 174978 STLCOPCB4049499 December 19, 1975 Mr. Charles willmore National Electrical Manufacturers Assn. 821 15th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 Dear Mr. Willmorei Following recent organisation changes within Monsanto Industrial Chemicals Company, my new responsibilities do not involve those products containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB'a) and askarels I, therefore, Sind that I will not be able to participate in the ANSI Committee C-107 and hereby submit my resignation as chairman of this committee. I recommend that a chairman be selected during the January meeting which you are currently organising. Sincerely, ajt w. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 174979 .13* STLCOPCB4049500 W. B. Papageorga - B3NB December 19, 1975 ?C3 - Westinghouse Samples D. Wood B3SD W. C. Hammann - T3A R. E. Keller - T3A C. Paten - B2SK J. C. Weber - B2SK Mr. Roger Wills, attorney for Westinghouse Corporation, called to ask if Monsanto would conduct PCB analyses on approximately twenty samples of effluent from Westinghouse plants. These samples represent duplicates of samples taken by EPA representatives who are collecting data to arrive at effluent concentration of PCB's for each plant. I recommend that we provide this service for Westinghouse. Will you please inform Roger of your decision. W. B. Papageorge ajt DSW 174980 <M STLCOPCB4049501 bcc: L. D. Hatch J. C. Hutchison L. D. Press J. F. Winkler December 18, 1975 Mr. Jay Smith Charles Pfizer, Inc. Greton, Conn. Dear Mr. Smithr Enclosed is the literature you requested. I hope you will find it useful. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Bivision ajfc Enos. , ' 98% Sulfuric Acid Spec Sheet and OSHA Sheet Ortho Nitroaniline - Spec Sheet and OSHA Sheet Muriatic Acid 20 - OSHA Sheet . .. *t r\ ; 'V * V- ' i' ' Svv 174981 ^ ` STLCOPCB4049502 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 17, 1975 1975 Results Review Memo RGP & REB et al 12/15/75 R. G. Potter L. A. Miller Status of performance against goals for 1975 is as follows: Goal #1 - Mo range for basic or outstanding was established. No government restrictions were imposed, therefore, none of our product groups were affected. Goal #2 10 mos. Actual 10 mos. Basic 10 mos. Outst'g 12 mos. Actual 12 mos Basic 74.0 30.0 50.0 82.3 30.0 12 mos. Outst'c 60.0 I estimate that my goals for 1975 covered about 85% of the total job. A copy of my goals for 1975 is attached. ajt Attachment W. B. Papageorge DSW 174982 \\ STLCOPCB4049503 December 17, 1975 '~ \ Ms. Ellen Silberljerg National Center for Poison Information Rocky Mountain Poison Center West 8th & Cherokee Streets Denver, Colored.? 80104 Dear Ms. Silberberg: In response to your letter dated December 2, I wish to inform you that the product So Green Plant Food is not a Monsanto product. I am not familiar with the material, therefore, I cannot help you in determining who the manufacturer is. You further requested information concerning all of the products made by our company. Since Monsanto manufactures hundreds of different chemical products, many of which are chemicals that would be considered common, I suspect that your office has in- its possession much of the information you are seeking. If there is a specific material for which you need information, I would be glad to supply you with the appropriate information. Sincerely, ajt W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 174983 V STLCOPCB4049504 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 17, 1975 PC3's-2?A Press Conference D. R. Bishop - BIND W. C. Hammann - T3A C. Paton - B2SK R. G. Potter - B2SB D. L. Sliney - B2SB J. C. Weber - B2SK W. W, withers - B2SA D. Wood - B2SD J. J. Zeman - B2SK K. W. Easley - 1920 Warren Easley telephoned the following preliminary information regarding EPA Administrator Mr. Russell Train's scheduled press conference on Monday, December 22. Mr. Train is expected to state that PCB's are a real problem and must be phased out. The phast out must, however, be done responsibly and it will not be easy to do. EPA will not use Section 504 (imminent hazard) of the Water Pollution Control Act on the use of PCB's in capacitors. Warren's source did not mention transformers, we, therefore, do not. know if trans formers are deliverately eliminated or if the use of the word "capacitor" is intended to apply to both dielectric applications. In early 1976, EPA will invite the manufacturer of PCB's and the capacitor manufacturers to a meeting to discuss the phase out program. Later the same invitation will be extended to utility companies and users of capacitors to discuss the same subject. ' A task force composed of representatives from government and industry is expected to be formed to atso consider PCB phase out. EPA will issue effluent standards for PCB's and other chemicals in early 1976. It is anticipated that these regulations will represent a strict restriction on the amount of PCB's permitted in plant effluent discharges. Mr. Train is also expected to make some remarks regarding the matter of proper disposal practices and will probably refer to the return of PCB materials to the manufacturers. . Warren hopes to get a draft of Mr. Train's statement on Thursday, December 13. ajt . W. B. Papagerrge DSW 174984 dll STLCOPCB4049505 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 17, 1975 Epichlorohvdrin (ECU) MCA Research Project W. R. Richard T3A L. A. Miller - B3NJ F. R. Johannsen - A2SC In late October, we authorized Fred'Johannsen to commit MIC to a maximum of $5,000 to participate in an MCA research program for epichlorohydrin. On November 12, Fred Johannsen attended a meeting at which the method Of allocation was changed and the estimated MIC share is now a3 high as $8,125. Are you still interested in supporting this study. ajt Attachment W. B. Papageorge DSW 174985 STLCOPCB4049506 W. B. Papageorge - B3NB December 15, 1975 PCB Samples Elaine Mizulski 1740 T. H. Bottini - B2CA W. C. Hammann - T3A H. J. Homer - 1740 S. ?. Layton - 1740 A. E. Leisy - 1740 C. Paton - B2SK R. A. Pohl - B2SB D. L. Sliney - B2SB J. C. Weber - 32SK D. Wood - B2SD Effective immediately, all requests for samples of products containing polychlorinatedbiphenyls (PCB's) other than those received from approved customers must be approved by Mr,. J. C. Webfe*A office. Products in this category are as follows* , Aroclor 1016 Aroclor 1254 Capacitor 21 Inertean 70-30 Inerteen 100-42 Inerteen 54201 CM Inerteen 54201 KA . Inerteen 54201 KJ MCS 1489 Pyranol A13B1 Pyranol A13B 3B-3 Aroclor 1242 Aroclor 1221 Requests from approved customers will continue to be approved by the Marketing Department. W. B. Papageorge DSW174986 STLCOPCB4049507 December 15, 1975 Mr. Richard Rollings Jard Company, Inc. Bowen Road P. 0. Box 650 Bennington, ^scxnont 05201 Dear Dick: Enclosed are the reports you requested at the recent PCB Hearing in Sew York. I am not certain that the report by Dr. Hisbet is the proper one. Please let toe know if I can be of further help. . Sincerely, ajt Encs. W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 174987 STLCOPCB4049508 December 15, 1975 Mr. Thomas A. Downey Gamlen Chemical Company Division of Sybron Corporation 4 Midland Avenue Elmwood Park, N.J. 07407 Dear Mr. Downeys Your letter dated December 10 and addressed to Mr. Robert Tibbetts in which you requested that we forward Santobrita information to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was forwarded to me for response. I would like to inform you that as of January 1 Monsanto will no longer sell Santobrita. Supplying the requested information to the EPA would not be helpful in registering your product. 1 recommend that the supplier of the sodium pentachlorophenata be requested to help you regarding this matter. - Sincerely, ajt W. B. Papagfeorge Manager, ProductAAcceptability Process Chemicals Division . z DSW 174988 STLCOPCB4049509 bcc: R. J. Potter W. W. Withers December 11, 1975 Mr. Earl J. Stephenson Director, Enforcement Division Environmental Protection Agency 1735 Baltimore Kansas City, Missouri 64108 Dear Mr. Stephensons Attached is a response to the questionnaire which accompanied Mr. Stanley Legro's letter dated October 17, 1975. To the best of my knowledge and belief, the information contained in this response represents the best information available to Monsanto. If I can be of further assistance, please let me know. , ( {;< Sincerely, W. B. Papageorga Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division ajt Attachment * CC: Mr. Stanley W. Legro OS Environmental Protection Agency 401 "M" Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20460 DSW 174989 il 7- *" STLCOPCB4049510 Monsanto To: Papageorga ; MAIL ZONE MAILING/SHIPPINO REQUISITION ACCOUNT NO. OZ- 0 00 -73-S , DESCRilPIPTnIOqtNjl OF MATEERRIAL (IF CHEMICAL, INDICATE CHEMICAL NAME) DATE 75 ... Kr. Earl J. Staphansoa ,^ plreotor, Enforonaat Division Envlroaaental ProtactionAgeaay 1715 Baltlaori Vf::^ ' Kansas City, Missouri .6410S,,;.' _ AIR ROUTING PKAiRMAIL - FIRST CLASS 1 1 AIRMAIL-PARCEL POST 1 1 AIR EXPRESS 1 1 AIR FREIGHT SURFACE ROUTING 1 1 FIRST CLASS 1 1 PARCEL POST 1 1 RAILWAY EXPRESS 1 1 TRUCK LINE SPECIAL & INDEMNITYJjERVICES SPECIAL DELIVERY JgJ^LGISTERED O CERTIFIED J2RETURN RECEIPT D INSURED VALUE $ CUSTOMS VALUE $_____________________ ADDITIONAL INFORMATION v..'.. NO. OF PACKAGES GROSS WT. ` DATE SHIPPED ) ______ .l:...... :________ '2-J/3J7Z. SHIPPING CHGS DSW 174990 STLCOPCB4049511 r" SENDER: Be sure to follow instructions on other side PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) (Additional charges required for these Bernices) Show address i--i Deliver ONLY where delivered I___I to addressee RECEIPT - ' Received the numbered article described below \ REGISTERED NO. ust always be filled in) no- CERTIFIED NO/ . . DSW 174991 STLCOPCB4049512 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 5 1975 rHIHALIC ANHYDRIDE ASHLAND CHEMICAL P. R. Parker - Del. River J. B. Willmore - Del. River H. C. Carder B. D. Heckenberg On October 6 I requested an evaluation of Ashland Chemical's proposed Fhthalic Anhydride specifications. What is the status? W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 174992 . STLCOPCB4049513 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 5* 1975 T * t'TTT C* t5rr3 rynr\'r\j'rnmci -ur\ n I t-|* > -- A. X*-^ G. R. Sldo R. A. Pohl J. C. Weber D. Wood Recently we modified the label uBed on containers of returned PCBs to Include the Monsanto emergency telephone number. It appears that the availability of that telephone number on the finished product container would be desirable in the event of a spill while the material is in transit. Will you arrange to have the same number (618-271-5835) appear on the labels for the following products: Aroclor 1016 Aroclor 1254 Capacitor 21 Inerteen 70-30 Inerteen 100-42 Inerteen 54201 CM Inerteen 54201 KA Inerteen 54201 KJ MCS 1489 Pyranol A13B1 Pyranol A13B 3B-3 /pd /pd tf. B. Papageorge DSW 174993 #to STLCOPCB4049514 December 5, 1975 Hr. D. B. Smith Products Coordinator ' Mobil Research and Development Corporation 150 East 42nd Street New York, New York 10017 ' Dear Mr. Smith: In response to your letter dated October 31/ we have redetermined the kinematic viscosity values for our product PC-1244.and have found typical values to be as follows: " Temperature Viscosity, Centlpolse 40C 100C 26.7 8.7 I hope this information is helpful. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP:pd bcc: 0. E. Dolin - Nltro B. D. Heckenberg R. W. Radue W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 174994 4/9 STLCOPCB4049515 December 5# 1975 Hr. Richard L. Rollins Vice-President, Engineering Jard Company, Inc. Bennington, Vermont 05201 Dear Dick: " In response to your letter of December 1, I am not aware of any company recognized by EPA for handling equipment containing PCBs. I have personally discussed this matter with EPA representatives on several occasions. To my knowledge the only practical method of disposal of solid waste containing PCBs is through burial in sanitary landfills. I know of no facility that can handle large quan tities of this type of material and destroy by high temperature Incineration. Regarding your question relating to the procedure for handling spills, Curtis Lopes, Cornell Dubilier, has sent Monsanto a draft of a proposal for our comments. David Wood is reviewing the proposal. Sincerely, , ' . Vf. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division WBPspd ' ' cc: Mr. Tyler Nourse - ESA Mr, Clifford Tuttle - Aerovox Mr. David Wood - Monsanto Mr, J. C, Weber - Monsatubo . - DSW 174995 4/& STLCOPCB4049516 W. B. Pppageorge - St. Louis - B2SK December 4, 1975 J. S. Metcalf J. Newton, Brussels i'lemo LiJ to ll/i.2/7> L. Visnovsky - Brussels Enclosed is a copy of the October 8, 1974 Federal Register which contains the EPA effluent limitation guidelines for the Power Industry. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 174996 STLCOPCB4049517 December 4, 1975 Mr. Steve Curtis General Mills, Inc. Facilities Engineering 9000 Plymouth Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota 55427 Dear Mr. Curtiss Enclosed is the literature you requested. I hope you find it flseful. If I can be of further service please let me know. . Sincerely, WBP:pd W. B. Fapageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division O' T Z. Jaly t, * cq c c 0O ' ft DSW 174997 STLCOPCB4049518 December 4, 1975 Mr. Louis J. Lefkowitz Attorney General State of Hew York Department of Law Two World Trade Center New York, New York 10047 . Dear Mr. Lefkowitz: - I have received your invitation to participate in your hearing on polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBsJ on Friday, December 12. ' I will be able to participate and I will be prepared to discuss the Manufacture, use, and disposal of PCBs, as well as the status of our studies for developing alternative materials. Sineerely. WBPtpd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 174998 STLCOPCB4049519 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 3, 1975 Dr>T> T7VPOOTTO1? CONTROL ' R. W. Flint - 1740 . R. E. Bilger A. E. Leisy - 1740 N. G. Higgins R. A. Pohl R. G. Potter Dr . G . Roush J. c. Weber Several weeks ago you- received from Gerry Bratsch a copy of a PCB Exposure Control procedure prepared by Jack Garrett, Medical Department. Attached is a revised draft prepared by Dr. George Roush. I recommend this procedure be reviewed thoroughly with Dr. Roush and after appropriate changes are made, that the procedure be implemented as soon as practical. W. B. Pppageorge /pd DSW 174999 '-V v + STLCOPCB4049520 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 3 1975 J. R. Kuster - 17*K> H. C. Carder H. J. Horner R. Perry Fred Sturm - Charlotte J. ?. Winkler After reviewing Tennessee Eastman's proposed specifications for Muriatic Acid, you indicated that you lacked data on some of the items listed, but did not Indicate whether or not the plant could meet the specification. In order to be helpful the plant review of any specification should lead to a yes or no answer regarding its ability to meet the customer's request. Can the plant meet Tennessee Eastman's specification? W. B, Papageorge /pd DSW 175000 STLCOPCB4049521 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK ,December 3 1975 PHOSPHORUS TRICHLORIDE B. P. GOODRICH J. R. Kuster - 1740 H. C. Carder B. D. Heckenberg H. J. Horner - 1740 R. Perry R. ?. Sullivan After reviewing Goodrich Chemical's specification for Phosphorus Trichloride, you commented that you had no data on "Distillation Residue" and "Iron." In order to determine if the plant can meet this specification it seems to me that some effort must be made to get the data. What are your plans? By copy of this memo will Bruce Heckenberg get clarification from Goodrich regarding their definition of "nil" as they apply it to "Free Phosphorus" and "Turbidity". Hopefully Goodrich can be persuaded to accept our specifications. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSVV 175001 STLCOPCB4049522 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 3* 1975 HYDROCHLORIC ACID 20 BE PFIZER, INC. J. F. Winkler H. C. Carder L. D. Hatch - 1650 P. R. Parker - 1290 R. Perry J. B. '.7111mo re - 1290 Attached is a copy of the approved Pfizer specification for. Hydrochloric Acid. Note that the specification for storage has been deleted since we do not store in containers. Witl you please forward a copy to Pfizer. By copy of this memo I am eequesting J. B. Willmore to set up a special customer specification since the Pfizer require ments differ from the' established specifications. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175002 STLCOPCB4049523 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 2, 1975 MALEIC ANHYDRIDE - ASHLAND CHEMICAL B. D. Heckenberg H. C. Carder R. A. Geisman - 1760 E. D. Malone - 1760 W. K. Johnson H. L. Pugh - Pittsburgh Attached is an approved copy of Ashland Chemical's specification for Maleic Anhydride (briquettes, molten). Note under Section C, Informative Data, I have shown $> Maleic Acid as 0.3 max. and under Flash Point P I have shown 215 Typical. Will you please forward this to Ashland, W. B. Papageorge /pd DS\N 175003 d I'D STLCOPCB4049524 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 2, 1975 MALEIC ANHYDRIDE - EPA CONTROL TECHNOLOGY AUDIT R. E. Bilger H. S. Bergen D. B. Hosmer W. K. Johnson L. A. Miller W. W. Withers Attached is a request from Monsanto Research Corporation, acting as a contractor for EPA, to meet with the appropriate individuals in Monsanto to discuss Maleic Anhydride manu facturing and air and water effluent control. Tom Hughes, MRC, indicated that a full day would be required with the morning devoted to discussion and the afternoon to a plant visit. He also indicated he would like to take samples of air and water Affluent. He is also aware that both benzene and butane are used as raw materials and is very interested In the effect of raw material on effluent discharges. Mr. Hughes assured me that confidentiality can be maintained and that secrecy agreements could be signed. Uiis request is simitar to many others we have received from EPA contractors. To my knowledge we have attempted to be cooperative but at the same time very careful. I recommend we meet with Mr. Hughes and have a discussion after carefully reviewing the "ground rules" with him. May I have your comments? W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175004 q o^ STLCOPCB4049525 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 2, 1975 Fred Sturm - Charlotte H. C. Carder H. J. Horner J. C. Hutchison A. E. Leisy M. A. Terp s tra Attached is an approved copy of Tennessee Eastman's specification for Para-nitroaniline. Will you please foraerd a copy to the appropriate individual. By copy of this memo, will Hap Horner arrange for a special customer specification approval to cover the water specification. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175005 STLCOPCB4049526 W, B. Papageorge - B2SK December 2, 1975 SULFURIC ACID 30^ OLEUM PROCTER & GAMBLE H. J. Horner - 17^0 H. C. Carder J. C. Hume R. Kuster R. Perry Ed Sims - Akron J. F. Winkler Will you please proceed to establish a special customer specification for Procter & Gamble*s 305* oleum as described In their specification No. 50133* a copy of which you received on November 14, 1975# with the exception that nitric acid level be designated as 50 ppm Instead of the 30 ppm max. originally requested. ' W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175006 STLCOPCB4049527 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 2, 1975 CAUSTIC POTASH - AMERICAN CYANAMID H. J. Horner - 17^0 H. C. Carder J. C. Hume R. Perry J. P. Winkler Will you pleaae circulate for approval a special customer specification to meet American Cyanamid*a proposal. Will John Winkler forward a copy of the approved speci fication to American Cyanamid. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175007 ` Lj- 0 ^ STLCOPCB4049528 December 2, 1975 Mr. Blake Biles Office of Enforcement United States Environmental Protection Agency Waterside Mall 401 M Street, S. W. Washington, D. C. 20460 Dear Mr. Biles: . I appreciate your favorable consideration of my request for a delay in submitting the Monsanto response to the EPA PCB - PCT questionnaire. We are actively gathering the necessary information which has, as I indicated, proven to be very time consuming and I am still hopeful that I can meet the December 15 submission schedule. . Sincerely, W. B. Fapageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division WBP:pd cci Mr. Mike Sanderson Enforcement Division Environmental Protection Agency 1735 Baltimore Kansas City, Missouri 64108 bcc: W. W. Withers DSW 175008 STLCOPCB4049529 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 2, 1975 EPA - PC3 QUESTIONNAIRE A. J. Koenig R. A. Pohl R. a. Potter W. W. Withers J. C. Weber I have been informed by telephone by Blake Biles, EPA attorney, that my request for extending the deadline for submitting the responses to the EPA questionnaire has been granted; however he is still insisting that the polychlori nated terphenyl (PCT) data must be included. Ihis means that the final draft must be mailed by Friday, December 12. I am still waiting for inputs from manufacturing and Art Koenig. It appears that I personally will be in volved with the G.E. hearings and the special legislative hearings in New York next week; therefore any assistance I can get to expedite this report would be appreciated. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175009 STLCOPCB4049530 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 2, 1975 PCBs - C-.E. HEARING R. 0. Potter C. Paton D. L. Sliney W. W. Withers D. Wood I discussed with Luke Hart, G.E., General Manager, Capacitors, his company's request that I participate as a witness sometime during the early part of next week, December 8, 9 or 10. He informed me that G.E. attorneys would like to have me testify on the applications, amounts and types of PCBs which Monsanto sold prior to the establishment of our current marketing policy. I was assured that the questioning would be restricted to. this topic . I am already scheduled to participate on December 9 and 10 in a PCB meeting scheduled by Tom Bottini. How do I respond to G.E.? W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175010 STLCOPCB4049531 December 2, 1975 Dr. Sidney Belman Nevi York University Department of Environmental Medicine Room No. S217 Long Meadow Road Tuxedo, New York 10987 Dear Dr. Belman: . Enclosed is the Sample Request Form which you requested. If you will complete this and return to me, I will have a sample forwarded to you. The available materials are Aroclors 1016, 1221, 1242 and 1254. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBPspd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175011 if 0 2. STLCOPCB4049532 December 1, 1975 Dr. Malcolm Berenson ' Department of Internal Medicine Division of Gastroenterology University of Utah Medical Center 50 North University Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84132 Dear Be. Berenson: Enclosed is the Sample Request Form I offered to mail you. If you will complete this and return to me, I will have the appropriate sample forwarded to you. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, . WBPjpd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175012 ^ t)! - . . . , STLCOPCB4049533 December 1, 1975 Mr. Jeff Simmon Science Department Horton Watkins High School 1201 South Warson Road Ladue, Missouri 63124 Dear Mr. Simmon: Your completed Sample Request Form has been received and I will arrange for your sample of Aroclor 1254 to be sent under separate cover. All the available Aroclors come in liquid form only. 'Die material you will receive is 100# polychlorinated biphenyl. There is no solvent Involved. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBPipd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175013 4o & STLCOPCB4049534 December 1, 1975 Dr. Richard A. Rhoden Criteria Documents NIOSH 12420 Parklawn Drive Rockville, Maryland 20852 - . Dear Dr. Rhoden: Enclosed are various toxicity studies with MCS 1016, Aroclor 1221, Aroclor 1242, Aroclor 1254 and Aroclor 1260. I hope you find this information useful. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP:pd W. B. Fapageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175014 STLCOPCB4049535 December 1, 1975 Dr. Thomas E. Higgins Department Head Sanitary Engineering Division Harza Engineering Company 150 South Wasker Drive Chicago, Illinois 60606 Dear Dr. Higgins: . Enclosed are the ANSI guidelines and Monsanto guide for handling and disposal of polychlorinated biphenyls. I am also enclosing Monsanto's form letter for disposal signed by Mr. C. R. Field, whom you should contact if you have questions relating to this. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, TOPjpd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division \ DSW 175015 STLCOPCB4049536 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK December 1, 1975 LUBRIZOL - MALEIC ANHYDRIDE AND FUMARIC ACID SPECIFICATIONS W. W. Lorenz R. A. Oeisman - JFQ H. C. Carder F. G. Lawicki - Akron E. D. Malone - JFQ W. D. Robinson Attached la a copy of Lubrlzol'a specification which we have approved. For the sake of correctness, you might point out that thtShipping point is St. Louis, Missouri. Will you please forward a copy to Lubrizol. In regard to Fumaric Acid, the plant strongly recommends that we suggest to Lubrizol that the chlorine limit be set at 200 ppm max. Will you discuss this with Lubrizol. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175016 STLCOPCB4049537 DSW 175017 STLCOPCB4049538 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK November 25, 1975 PC3s --E?A QUESTIONNAIRE A. E. Lelsy - WOK R. Q. Potter W. J. rP* . w Taffee VJeber - Anniston R. A. Pohl Attached is a copy of a questionnaire for which I am preparing a response. Questions 3# 5 and 7 require inputs from manufacturing. Jim Savage had requested information from both the Anniston and WGK plants. I am enclosing the responses I received. Will you please arrange to have this material consolidated In a form which can be forwarded to EPA. The original deadlines for response have not been met. I have written to EPA, Washington, requesting extensions. I have as yet received no reply. I predict that any exten sion granted will not extend beyond December 15. Since Business Group and Legal clearance must be obtained before the report is released, a prompt response is requested. /pd W. B. Papageorge DSW 175018 STLCOPCB4049539 November 25, 1975 Mr. Ted Carosello Aquarel, Inc. 125 East Erie Street Painesville, Ohio 44077 Dear Mr. Carosello1 Mr. David Mellon has Informed me of your request for a sample of Aroclor. I am enclosing a Sample Request Form. If you will complete and return to me, I will have the appropriate sample forwarded to you. The available materials are Aroclors 1221, 1242, 1254 and 1016. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBPtpd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175019 STLCOPCB4049540 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK November 2%, 1975 ft urTT} r'TJTWrr* PCBs Telex HRF to WBP, 11/3/75 H. R. Ford - Atlanta C. Pa ton D. Wood Attached Is a copy of a letter from Pyramid Chemical Sales indicating they are disposing of thlir inventory of Aroclors. Mr. Udell indicated that they will no longer be handling Aroclors. ' If. B. Papageorge /p<3 DsW 175020 ^3 STLCOPCB4049541 November 24, 1975 Ms. Margaret Daily Huston Scientific Director Poultry and Egg Institute of America P. 0. Box 477 Chicago, Illinois 60690 Dear Mr. Hustons Enclosed Is a copy of Dr. Mieure's talk at the National Conference on Polychlorinated Biphenyls, which you requested. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBPtpd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175021 'T. ^ 5STLCOPCB4049542 November 2b, 1975 Mr. V. C. Koch Allied Chemical Company P. 0. Box 1139R Morristown, New Jersey 07960 Dear Mr. Koch* Enclosed is a copy of the Hygienic Guide Series I had offered to mail you. I hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBPipd V. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175022 STLCOPCB4049543 November 24, 1975 Mr. Robert C. Ruda 650 Sixth Street Apartment 12 Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 ' Dear Mr. Ruda: In response to your letter requesting Aroclor 1254, I am enclosing a Sample Request Form. If you will have this completed and signed by an authorized person at your university, ind return to me, I will have a sample forwarded to you. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBPspd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175023 STLCOPCB4049544 W. B. Papageorge - St. Louis - B2SK . November 2k, 1975 ' CAUSTIC POTASH - ECONOMICS H. C. Carder H. J. Horner - WQK J. C. Hume - WGK R. Perry J. F. V/inkier J. K. Orrell - Chicago Attached is the approved specification for Caustic Potash for Economics Laboratory, Inc. Will you please forward it to Mr. Hile. W, B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175024 3?f STLCOPCB4049545 November 24, 1975 Hr. Dwight Easty . Institute of Paper Chemicals P. 0. Box 1039 Appleton, Wisconsin 5^911 . Dear Mr. Easty* Enclosed Is the literature you requested from Monsanto. I hope you find this information helpful. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBPipd 4 ri J3 W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175025 7 $1 STLCOPCB4049546 November 21, 1975 Dr. Elliott Hill Michigan Cancer Foundation 110 East Warren Detroit, Michigan 48201 Dear Dr. Hills Your request for a sample of Aroclor 1254 has been referred to me. I am enclosing a Sample Request Form. If you will complete and return to me, I will have the sample forwarded to you. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBPspd W. B. Papageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175026 3?<o STLCOPCB4049547 November 21, 1975 ` Mr. John Black Rosw-ell Park Memorial Institute 666 Elm Street Buffalo, New York 14203 Dear Mr. Blacki . Your request for samples of Aroclors has been referred to me. Due to environmental considerations, Monsanto has discontinued the manufacture of Aroclors 1248 and 1260 and we have no more samples available. I am enclosing a Sample Bequest Form. If you will complete this and return to me, I will have samples of Aroclor 1242 and Aroclor 1254 forwarded to you. If I can be of further help please let me know. Sincerely, ' WBP:pd W. B. Fapageorge Manager, Product Acceptability Process Chemicals Division DSW 175027 STLCOPCB4049548 ;**V W. B. Papageorge - B2SK November 19# 1975 TOXICITY STATEMENTS BENZYL"CHLORIDE '& KOH J. F. Winkler Enclosed are Toxicity Statements on Benzyl Chloride and Caustic Potash, 45#. Ibis information may be shared with anyone who requests it. Always use the entire statement to avoid misunderstanding which could occur when 'statements are taken cut of context. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175028 STLCOPCB4049549 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK November 19# 1975 G. J. Levinskas - A2SA Will you please send to me toxicity statements for paraNitrochlorobenzene and ortho-Nitrochlorobenzene. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175029 STLCOPCB4049550 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK November 19# 1975 MALEIC ANHYDRIDE TENNESSEE EASTMAN H. C. Carder W, W. Lorenz E. D. Malone - 1760 Fred Sturm - Charlotte R. A. Geisman - 1760 M. E. Mayberry - Q4B Attached Is a copy of Tennessee Eastman's response to our suggestion that a "Stability to Heat" test be substituted for their "Esterification Color" test. Further comments from us are being solicited. Do we have any? /pd W. B. Papageorge DSW 175030 3 % a. STLCOPCB4049551 W. B. Papageorge - B2SK November 19# 1975 PROPOSED OSHA STANDARDS CHLOROBENZENE, EPICHLCRHYDRIN R. E. Bilger J. T. Garrett W. R. Richard A. R. Hempel L. A. Miller Attached are copies of proposed standards prepared by OSHA relating to exposures to Monochlorobenzene and Epichlor- hydrin. May I have your comments. W. B. Papageorge /pd DSW 175031 STLCOPCB4049552