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STLCOPCB4046753 JUNE 1972 (cont'd) 6/29 R. C. E. Sprague 6/29 Dr. John J. Lech Medical College of Wise. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 6/29 Dr. W. H. Opie, Jr. Cabot Corporation Billerica, Massachusetts 6/29 Mr. Ron Peck Central Solvents Hayward, California 6/29 Mr. Charles Heidel Fuller-O'Brien Corp. S. San Francisco, Calif. PCB/PCT Action Plan Samples Samples Literature Literature 529 530 531 532 533 DSW 172130 STLCOPCB4046754 JUNE 1972 (cont'd) 6/26 W. R. Richards Chemical composition of Therminols 55 & 66 6/27 6/27 6/27 6/27 6/27 6/27 6/27 6/27 6/27 6/27 T. L. Gossage G. L. Jessee J. R. Savage E. Greene G. L. Bratsch R. C. E. Sprague W. S. Clark D. Goodwillie - Montreal P. J. A. Marsh - Brussels E. M. Potter Phase-out of PCB/PCT tf It It II VI ft II II 11 7/27 P. W. Gann PCB analysis of heat transfer fluids 6/27 Mr. J. P. Ruble General Electric Co. Edmore, Mich. Chemical composition of certain products purchased by G.E. 6/27 Miss Vickie Roper EPA Chamblee, Georgia Literature 6/28 Dr. Robert Risebrough University of Calif. Bodega Bay, Calif. Literature 6/28 Dr. George R. Harvey Woods Hole Ocean. Inst. Woods Hole, Mass. Literature 6/28 Dr. Edward D. Goldberg Scripps Inst, of Ocean. LaJolla, California Literature 6/28 Dr. George D. Grice Literature National Science Foundation Washington, D.C. 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 524 525 526 527 528 DSW 172131 STLCOPCB4046755 JUNE 1972 (cont'd) 6/19 Mr. Ernie Williams Southwell Labs Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 6/19 6/19 Mr. C. Pa ton Mrc Leslie L. Alt General Electric Co. Milwaukee, Wise. 6/19 Dr. A. M. Shannon Detroit Metro Water Dep. Detroit, Mich. 6/21 E. P. Wheeler 6/21 6/22 6/22 6/22 6/23 6/23 6/23 6/23 6/23 Mr. Kingsley Packer Soil Control Lab Watsonville, Calif. Dr. Ennio Bianchi University of Arizona Tuscon, Arizona Dr. Samuel I. Shibko PDA Washington, D.C. Mr. Richard E. Read Fisher Mills, Inc. Seattle, Wash. Mr. Jonathan Kraushaar 5232 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. John R. Wessel FDA Rockville, Maryland Mr. S. I. McCardell Texaco, Inc. Houston, Texas T. Oneson R. A. Stohr Corey, Bergen, Stapleton Literature 496 Dow Corning, Silicone Fluids 497 Litera ture 498 Sources of PCB in the Detroit area HB-40 & MIPB Toxicity Data Re: request for samples and info Literature 499 500 501 502 Literature - PCB Task Force Presentation Articles 503 504 Unavailability of Aroclors 505 Literature 506 Presence of PCB's in products purchased by Texaco Monsanto Exploration Patterson Interrogatories Outline of comment to the proposed FDA regulations on PCB 507 508 509 510 DSW 172132 STLCOPCB4046756 JUNE 1972 (cont'd) 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 Dr. Fred W. Clayton HIH Bethesda, Maryland Mr. Herman Feltz USGS Arlington, Va. Mr. Hans Crump-Wiesner USGS Washington, D.C. Mr. Marvin L. Yates USGS Washington, D.C. Mr. Lowell E. Miller EPA Washington, D.C. Mr. Jan B. Vlcek EPA Washington, D.C. Literature - Presentation to Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15 If II If It ft 6/16 Mr. Stanley D. Duke Duke Standards Co. Palo Alto, California Samples of Aroclors 6/16 Dr. E. L. Simons General Electric Co. Schenectady, N.Y. Literature - Presentation to Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15 6/16 J. W. Lyons W. R. Richard Summary of Toxicity Studies 6/16 6/16 6/16 Mr. E. L. Raab General Electric Co. Pittsfield, Mass. Mr. A. M. Salazar National Electrical Mfrs. Assoc. New York, N.Y. Dr. Gerald F. Combs Food Safety Coordinator Washington, D.C. Literature - Presentation to Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15 11 it 6/16 Mr. Frank C. DeGuire Pabst Brewing Co. Milwaukee, Wise. PCB Producers 6/16 K. W. Easley - Washington Literature - PCB Task Force 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 DSW 172133 STLCOPCB4046757 JUNE 1972 (cont'd) 6/16 6/16 Mr. Daniel Head Department of Justice Washington, D.C. Dr. J. Clarence Davies Council on Environmental Quality Washington, D.C. Literature - Presentation to Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15 If 6/l6 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 6/16 Dr. Edward J. Burger, Jr. Executive Office of the President Washington, D.C. Dr. John L. Buckley EPA Washington, D.C. Mrs. Katherine Schirmer EPA Washington, D.C. Ms. Jane Lewis Department of Commerce Washington, D.C. Dr. Raymond Shapiro FDA Washington, D.C. Dr. Samuel I. Shihko FDA Washington, D.C. Mr. James Sak Department of Commerce Washington, D.C. Mr. Robert Rabin NSF Washington, D.C. Dr. Warren Muir Council on Environ. Quality Washington, D.C. Dr. J. A. Keith': Department of Environment Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Mrc Calvin Menzie USDI Washington, D.C. " 1! fl If n 11 11 ti 11 11 it 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 DSW 172134 STLCOPCB4046758 JUNE 1972 (cont`d) 6/13 Dr. Vance E. McClure U.S. Department of Com. La Jolla, California Samples & Literature 6/15 Dr. Doyle Perry Mallinckrodt Chemical St. Louis, Missouri Samples 6/15 Mr. James Martell U.S. Geological Survey Washington, D.C. 20242 Aroclor (PCB) Applications 6/15 Mr. James Overman Warsaw Chemical Co., Inc. Warsaw, Indiana Material Safety Data Sheets 6/15 Dr. Fredd Diamond Roberts & Porter, Inc. Elk Grove Village, 111. Heavy metal content of our products 6/15 Mr. J. C. Patterson McDonnell Douglas Corp. St. Louis, Mo. List of products containing PCB's shipped to McDonnell Douglas 6/15 Mr. Frank Deitch Wilson-Sinclair Co. Chicago, Illinois Literature 6/15 Dr. C. M. Lang Milton S. Hersey Medical Center Hersey, Pa. Samples 6/15 Mr. Arnold Doty P. R0 Mallory Co. Indianapolis, Ind. Samples & Literature 6/16 Mr. John R. Wessel Literature - PCB Task Force Food & Drug Administration Rockville, Maryland 6/16 6/16 6/16 Dr. Lucille F. Stickel Patuxent Wildlife Res. Laurel, Maryland Dr. John E. Spaulding Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C. Dr. Albert Kolby FDA Washington, DC Literature - Presentation to Interipartmental PCB Task Force on May 15 II If 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 DSW 172135 STLCOPCB4046759 JUNE 1972 (cont'd) 6/12 Dr. Francis H. Bird Unavailability of Aroclors University of Maine, Orono Orono, Maine 04473 6/12 R. A. Baxter - 5470 Literature 6/12 Mrs. Polly Murphy A. C. Mueller Company Cleveland, Ohio Multiflex MM, Material Safety Data Sheet 6/12 Dr. Larry G. Hansen University of Illinois Urbana, Illinois Quality Control Tests on Aroclors 6/12 E. S. Tucker - 1760 E. P. Wheeler Argicultural Experiments 6/12 Dr. Frederick W. Plapp Texas A&M University College Station, Texas Samples 6/12 Dr. Leonard C. Harber New York University New York, New York Samples 6/12 Dr. Marshall Newcome Morton Chemical Company Woodstock, Illinois Samples 6/12 Dr. J. A. Bowden Louisiana State Univ. Baton Rouge, La. Samples 6/12 Dr. J. R. Couch Texas A&M Univ. College Station, Texas Samples 6/12 Mr. E. B. Brookbank The Mead Corporation Chillicothe, Ohio Toxicity Info on MIPB and Aroclor 1242 6/13 Ir. W. F. vanGills Samples & Literature Provinciale Keuringsdienst van Waren In Drenthe Assen (The Netherlands) 6/13 Mr. Ted Kasparek Western Kraft Corp. Albany, Oregon FDA Regulation pertaining to uses of PCB in capa citors & transformers 6/13 Mr. John M. Franz Hilton-Davis Chem.Co. Sterling Drug Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio Unavailability of Aroclor 4465 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 DSW 172136 STLCOPCB4046760 JUNE 1972 (cont'd) 6/2 S. Uneno - Tokyo 6/7 6/7 6/7 6/7 6/7 6/7 6/7 6/7 H. S. Bergen W. R. Corey J. F. Stapleton , Mr. L. M. Munro Doble Enginerring Belmont, Mass. Ms. J. M. Spearman Mecklenburg-County Health Department Charlotte, N.C. Mrs. Hans Jensen Kings Park, N.Y. Mr. Dominick Pallaria Western Electric Corp North Andover, Mass. H. S. Bergen W. R. Corey J. R. Durland Dr. Conrad P. Straub Mayo Memorial Hospital University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. Sam McWilliams 6/7 6/7 6/7 6/9 6/9 Mr. Thomas G. Gaines Chamblee Toxicology Lab Chamblee, Ga. Mr. Paul Van Ess McClellan Air Force BaS' California Mr. Michael Bolgar Analabs, Inc. ' Northhaven, Conn. Mr. J. P. Singer Charlotte Chemical Labs Charlotte, N.C. Mr. J. E. Maurer MMK Material for Chlorinated Dibenzofuran Presentation - Interdepartmental PCB Task Force 428 429 Client Conference report 430 Unavailability of Aroclors 431 PCB's used in sporting goods Literature PCB's - Japan Presentation on PCB 432 433 434 435 Muriatic Acid - Commercial grade specifications Samples 436 ^37 Samples ^38 Samples Field test method for determining presence of biphenyl in environment Consulting Arrangement w/Dr. G. Fred Lee ^3? ^0 44l DSW 172137 STLCOPCB4046761 JUNE 1972 6/1 Mr. D. W. Payne PCB Sales & Uses Sundstrand Data Control, Redmond, Washington 98052 6/1 Mr. Stuart Reid EPA Perrine, Fla. 33157 Samples 6/1 Mr. Knowlton Caplan Minnetonka, Minn. Info on availability of Aroclors 6/1 Mr. Ray Bogenrief Pabst Brewery Milwaukee, Wise. Samples 6/1 Dr. Allan Schenck Menasha Corp. Neenah, Wise. Transmittal of Abstract of the PCB Toxicity Studies 6/1 Mr. Webster Opie Cabot Corp. Villerica, Mass. Samples 6/1 Mr. W. F. Weber Hoerner Waldorf Corp. St. Paul, Minn. PCB Content in certain Monsanto products 6/1 Mr. T. Lang Control Data Corp. Minneapolis, Minn. Disposal of Capacitors Alternative Fluid for PCB 6/1 Mr. J. B. Romberger North Penn Hide Co. Elizabethville, Pa. 6/1 C. Paton 6/1 E. P. Wheeler 6/1 Dr. Donald G. Wilson P. R. Mallory & Co. Indianapolis, Ind. Santoquin Current PCB Product Labels Methyl Biphenyl Letter of Transmittal Tenn. Div. of Water Quality Control 6/2 Dr. Fred Diamond Re Request for PCB Info Roberts & Porter Elk Grove Village, 111. 6/2 Dr. D. Nimmo US EPA Gulf Breeze, Fla. Samples . 6/2 Mr. R. J. Eichens Literature Northern State Power Co. Minneapolis, Minn. 4l4 415 4l6 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 1 424 425 426 427 DSW 172138 STLCOPCB4046762 Mr. J. Crazen Chevrolet Motor Division Warren, Michigan Disposal of PCBs Mr. J. Malkari Agriculture Research Organ! zation (Israel) Samples Dr. Robert O'Leary Ethicon Research Foundation Somerville, N. J. Samples & Literature Dr. S. Shahied Hazelton Laboratories Vienna, Virginia Samples 12 People (Memo) EPA Policy on PCB's Dr. Sidney Williams FDA AOAC meeting (annual) Mr. Paul S.K. Choi Columbus Laboratories Columbus, Ohio Articles - PCB Technical Bulletin Mr. Fr. Qutraltor Handling and disposal of Yesha Electricals Private, Ltd. PCB India Dr. Albert Kolbye FDA Slides - May 15 Presentation PCB Task Force Dr. James Lichtenberg National Environmental Research Center Cincinnati, Ohio Samples & Methodology 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 DSW 172139 STLCOPCB4046763 MAY, 1972 5/13 T a r 3 cf Reeprie--("Memo-} b. d' ' ./ : ' - C~--Ree-pie--(-Memo) C (i ctV^. ( VJc 1 9--Beopi-e--(Memo ) Info, from Westinghouse "new" fluid to replace PCB types Incinerator Info. - McDonnell Douglas 335 386 387 Dr. Harold Sprague Federal Paper Board Company 7 Gru.rtO, 6 *" v' *iv , & Lf (r jr> 5/I9 3-Pcop3rc--(Memo) 5/22 Mr. J. S. Mclnnis Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp. Palatka, Florida Methodology Visit - Fish Pesticide Laboratory Personnel Disposal of PCB and info. 388 389 390 Mr. Noel R. Jayne The Pillsbury Company Info . on PCB 391 Miss Gail Baum Bronx, New York Articles relating to composition, 392 properties and toxicity of'PCB Mr. Howard P. Brody Crown Zellerback Corp. Info, on Therminol 55 and Tbemninol 66 and Therminol 77 393 Mr. Monte Nichols Sandia Corporation Sample and Literature 394 Dr. John R. Bend Samples National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences 395 Dr. J. J. McBride Arizona Chemical Company Samples and Methodology 396 Dr. W. E. Black St. Louis County Health Department Mr. Frank Lescher Honeywell, Inc. Samples and Methodology Literature 397 393 5/24 Mr. Hans J. Crump Sample Quality of Water Laboratory Mr. A1 Wilson US EPA Sample Dr. William Potter U.S. FDA Sample Dr. Frank A. Puglisi Sample National Water Quality Lab 399 400 401 402 DSW 172140 STLCOPCB4046764 MAY, 1972 5/A. 11 People (Memo) PCB Task Force with Draft "Control of PCB Plant Effluents" attached. 5/11 J. R. Durand - Toyko (Wire) Re: memo dated April 14 PCB situation in Japan Dr. R. S. Bryant Stauffer Chemical Co. Methodology Mr. Jay E. Morgan Continental Oil Company Abstract and older toxicity data and info. 5/12 Mr. John Manda National Steel Company Literature Mr. Larry Hansen College of Veterinary Med. University of Illinois Urbana, Illinois Samples ' Mr. Thomas J. Dolce Greer Plant Celanese Plastics Company Me thodology 5 People (Memo) PCB/PCT in Waste Oils 3 People (Memo) Customer Responses - trace metal contamination 5/17 Mr. A. T. Lucy Boxborad Research and Development Assoc. Kalamazoo, Michigan Animal toxicity report Mr. Bill Nelson Info, and Sample Galbraith Laboratories, Inc Dr. Donald P. Cameron Quinnipiac College Samples and Info. Mr. Gerald G. Wilson General Mills Chemicals Info, on Aroclors and Therminols Mr. C. M. Battles Union Camp Corporation Methodology Dr. Francis H. Bird University of Maine Samples and articles relating to PCB 5/19 National Technical Infor. Service Springfield, Virginia Request for 2p copies of PCB Report 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 DSW 172141 STLCOPCB4046765 MAY, 1972 5/1 Mr. Roy Ledbetter Literature 351 Mr. Joseph Marton Westvaco Samples we are unable to send. 352 Mr. G. V. Buxton Environment Canada Literature 353 Mr. Don Markward Lukens Steel Company Info on use, etc. of dielectric fluids 354 5/2 ' Messrs. Benignus, Bergen, Corey, Gossage, Keller, Munch, Paton, Richard, Stapleton, Tucker Task Force Presentation 355 J. F. Stapleton Comments by Einar Wulfsberg 356 Mr. Harry Tyler Wallace Menhaden Co. PCB's in lubricating oil 357 Mr. R. J. Dowling Uniroyal Chemical Methodology 358 Dr. Waynon Johnson U.S. Dept, of Interior Samples of Pydrauls and 'Literature 359 Ms. Charla Ann Leibenguth Reply to letter to Cunningham & Literature 360 5/3 Mr. J. Reese Republic Steel Corp. Handling & disposal of PCB's 361 Mr. Spencer Erickson The Mogul Corporation Samples & Literature 362 Dr. L.R.A. Bradshaw Lit. & Info, on Therminol 77 Dept, of National Health & Welfare Canada 363 Mr. R. E. Hawkinson Disposal of Waste PCB 364 5/4 A. E. Leisy - ^$eo^e,yo) Mr. Dirk Tump Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp. PCB Labels PCB not used in mfg. of polystyrenes 365 366 Dr. R. L. Gregory Swift & Company Mr. J. R. Radzius Food and Drug Council Dow Corning Corp. Samples Info, on Therminol 55 and Therminol 66 367 368 DSW 172142 STLCOPCB4046766 APRIL, 1972 (Continued) 4/20 Mr. James E. Faber Owens-Illinois Product purchased containing 333 PCB' s Mr. S. R. Miller Literature on askarel dielectric fluids 334 4/21 P. J. A. Marsh - Wire Meeting of 5/9 in London 335 4/24 Mr. J. J. Forsythe Samples 336 Mr. James E. Platt Standard Prod. Co., Inc. Products containing PCB's 337 Mr. William Ward General Motors Corp. Questions relating to Pydraul 50E 338 Dr. G. Fred Lee Dr. Ken Hall's Thesis 339 Mr. J. Reinke Dept, of Environment Canada Samples 340 Mr. Bruce Buchanan Brown Company Samples 341 Dr. S. Sawyer Zenith Radio Corp. Samples 342 W. K. Phillips - Akron NFPA ^ Santocure NS and Santovar A 343 4/25 Dr. John A. Black Samples Suffolk County Community 'College 344 Dr. Robert W. Risebrough University of California Samples 345 Mr. E. S. Shaulis Tennessee Eastman Company PCB1s in Product purchased 346 4/26 Messrs. Callis, Corey, Graham, Hill, Metcalf Ms. Arlene R. Martel Consulting arrangement with G. Fred Lee Literature 347 348 Dr. David L. Stalling Sample & Meeting date Bureau of Sport Fisheries & Wildlife Mr. Dan Grove Zip Laboratories Samples 349 350 DSW 172143 STLCOPCB4046767 APRIL. 1972 (Continued) 4/10 4/11 D. R. Hansen - 1800 S. Uneno - Mitsubishi C. Paton/P. W. Gann PCB Samples Article - PCB-Possibilities of Destruction Therminol FR Status Review Meeting 313 . 314 315 4/14 T. Katayama Mitsubishi Mrs. Georgeanne O'Riordan New York Ocean Science Lab. Schwartz Patch Tests Aroclor 1254 Literature 316 317 Mr. E. H. Gallagher Ultrachem Corporation J. R. Durland - Tokyo Samples & .Literature Questions on PCB Situation in Japan from Terry Davies 318 319 4/18 4/19 4/20 Mr. Emil Hensle Chem-Power Aroclor 1260 Sample 320 Mr. J. Heimlich Continental Can Company Literature 321 Dr. Len Milton Filtron Company. Inc. Disposal labels for PCB's 322 E. Wilde-Akron - Wire MSDS Forms 323 Mr. Joseph Marton Westvaco Samples & Literature 324 Mr. Jack F. Weaver Samples Department of Water Resources 325 J. R. Durland - Tokyo - Wire Imported PCB from Japan 326 Mr. Dale Thurston Westinghouse Electric Corp. Use of PCB1s 327 P. W. Gann - Memo Heat Transfer Systems 328 Dr. Sergio Iturri Michigan State U. Literature 329 Mr. James M. Miles Purchases of product Jones & Laugnlin Steel Corp. containing PCB's 330 K. W. Easley - Memo Meeting w/lnter-Agency PCB Task Force 331 K. W. Easley - Memo USDA AD HOC Group PCB Report 332 DSW 172144 STLCOPCB4046768 APRIL, 1972 (Continued) 4/3 W. R. Corey MCS-681 298 4/4 H. F. Dixon - Montreal/ D. Goodwillie - Montreal wire Plasticizer PCT sales 299 Mrs. R. Frawart BASF Wyandotte Corp. Parsippany, New Jersey 07054 Samples & Literature 300 Mr. Donald J. Wilson Protex Industries, Inc. Denver, Colorado 80223 MSDS forms on purchases 301 Dr. Bruce McDuffie State U. of New York Binghamton, New York 13901 Samples 302 C. Paton/J. F. Stapleton Proposed letters to customers 303 4/6 P.J.A. Marsh - Brussels Wire of 4/6 from PJAM 304 4/5 Dr. James W. Rote Hopkins Marine Station Pacific Grove, Calif. 93950 PCB Studies & Research 305 4/6 Mr. J. Zahuta Toms River Chemical Corp. Toms River, New Jersey 08753 Methodology 306 Dr. Daniel J. Call Panhandle State College Goodwell, Okla. 73939 Samples 307 4/5 Dr. Roy L. Kirkpatrick Virginia Polytechnic Inst. State University Blacksburg, Va. 24061 & Samples & Methodology 3Q8 4/10 Dr. Gerald 0. Barney Center for Naval Analyses Arlington, Virginia 22209 Shipments of PCB materials to Navy installations 309 Dr. George Fries Agricultural Research Center Beltsville, Maryland 20705 Samples 310 4/11 J. Mason - Brussels wire Joint PCB paper W/UK Dept. of Environment for UN Meeting in Stockholm in June 311 4/10 Dr. Dan Raveed Electron Microscope Lab Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387 Alternate materials to replace Aroclors 312 DSW 172145 STLCOPCB4046769 MARCH, 1972 (Continued) 3/29 Mr. Ron Jezerc NCR Company Appleton, Wisconsin 54911 Literature 282 3/30 Mr. H. Kamata Idemipsu Petrochemical Co. New York, New York 10020 Literature 283 Mr. Larry Nichols Carnation Research Van Nuys, Calif. 91412 Literature 284 Robert F. Kelleher - Chicago PCB - Chlorine (McKesson) 285 Mr. Bruce S. Hulcher Methodology Environmental Control Engineer Reynolds Metal Company Richmond, Va. 23261 286 T. Ishijima - MJL Methodology 287 M. S. McCauley Washington DC Sample for Bureau of Customs & Technical Bulletin Sc Methodology 288 Dr. Marshall Newcome Morton Chemical Co. Woodstock, Illinois 60098 Methodologies 289 J. F. Stapleton Sullivan Sc Cromwell Opinion 290 Mr. Dan Raveed- TB 0/PL 306A Electron Microscope Lab. Charles F. Kettering Research Lab. Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387 291 Dr. L.R.A. Bradshaw Literature on commercial Dept, of National Health & Welfare heat transfer fluids. Ottawa, Ontario Canada 292 APRIL, 1972 4/3 R. A. Stohr Western Precipitation Co. 293 J. Mason/P.J.A. Marsh - wire Termination of sales of di- 294 electric fluids & PCT sales. J. R. Durland - Tokyo Study at Tokyo U. relating to degradation of PCB withyeasts. 295 J. A. Smoke - Chicago Mr. James Platt Standard Prod. Co., Inc. Moss Point, Miss. 39563 Methodology for customer 296 PCB's in Trisodium Phosphate 297 Crystalline Technical DSW 172146 STLCOPCB4046770 MARCH, 1972 (Continued) 3/23 J. J. Roder - B2SC EPA - Offshore Industry Mr. Waynon Johnson U.S. Dept, of Interior Columbia, Missouri 65201 Bulletin on Pydraul Fluids Mr. Ron Aiello Hoffmann-LaRoche, Inc. Nutley, New Jersey 07110 Methodology 3/24 M. S. McCauley - 1920 Selling Prices - Aroclor 1254 Electrical Grade Dr. J. A. Vinson Samples Washington & Jefferson College Washington, Pa. 15301 Mr. R. E. Pankratz Poly Science Corp. Niles, Illinois 60648 Samples & Proposed FDA Regulations 3/27 FILE Discussion w/G. Whitesides 3/28 Mr. J. R. Corso Trapalo Laboratories Richmond, California 94804 Samples General letter proposed for customers Mr. Edward Cieplinski AID, Inc. Westchester, Pa. 19380 Samples Mr. R. J. Townshend Dalhousie U. Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada Samples Ms. Carol Moenke New Richmond Foods Domain Industries, Inc. Faribault, Minn. 55021 Samples Mr. R. Williams DuPont Co. Beaumont, Texas 77704 Methodology 3/29 E. H. Toombs - Montreal Toxicity Data - PCB and Replacement Products R. A. Stohr Old Pydraul Formulations Mr. Michael Bolgar Analabs, Inc. Samples S. Uneno - Tokyo Toxicity of Chlorinated Benzene 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 DSW 172147 STLCOPCB4046771 MARCH, 1972 (Continued) 3/20 Mrs. Naida Kisinger - 1010 Material Safety Data Sheets for Ajone HP, Ajone H and Ajone HP Flakes Mr. Paul A. Rishel Linden Laboratories, Inc. State College, Pa. 16801 Content of PCB's or PCT's in Maleic Anhydride F. J. Camargo - A2NG PCB Disposal - Mexico Mr. Thomas Marsch Proctor & Gamble Co. Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 Samples Mr. Jack Blease Maine Agricultural Experiment Station Orono, Maine 04473 Literature Mr. John Scully Pneumatic Scale Corp. Quincy, Mass. 02169 Literature 3/22 Mr. Robert Cambron Anniston, Alabama 36201 Personal letter of Congrat. on Retirement. Mr. R. J. Fairweather University of Alberta Edmonton 7, Alberta Request for Quote - A1248 Dr. A. S. Newton Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory U. of California Berkeley, Calif. 94720 Samples Dr. Monte Greinetz Samples & Methodology Orange Co. Sanit. Dists. Fountain Valley, Calif. 92708 Mr. John Wessel FDA Rockville, Maryland 20852 Pamphlets & Brochures on equipment used in PCB heat transfer systems. Dr. Adel F. Sarofim MIT Cambridge, Mass. ' OST Panel Report Draft 3/23 File Report on Visit with George W. Whitesides Mr. Franklin P. Perdue Perdue Inc. Salisbury, Maryland 21801 PCB Limitations 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 DSW 172148 STLCOPCB4046772 MARCH 1972 (cont'd.) 3/15 Mr. Harry L. Palmer Delmarva Poultry Ind. Georgetown, Delaware PCB Contamination Incidents 236 3/15 3/15 3/15 Mr. I. A. May Vest Footscray, Australia Dr. H. A. Greim Mount Sinai Hospital New York, N.Y. 10029 Dr. R. A. Baxter - 5470 Disposal of Aroclors/ . Therminols ( Sp&c. H . Of i n c i A e. r a.Tof ^ 7ft c In d J Samples 237 233 al Internation/Decade of Oceanic Explorations 239 3/16 Mr. H. V. Whelan Mount Vernon, N.Y. 10552 Use of PCB's 240 3/16 Mr. F. A. Peck Hartford Insurance Group St. Louis, Missouri 63102 Literature 241 3/16 Dr. Elpidio de la Teja Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Literature 242 3/16 D. R. Miller - T3F Acute Fish Toxicity Therminols 243 3/16 Mr. Clarence Sturm Diamond Shamrock Corp. Painesville, Ohio 44077 Samples & Literature 244 3/16 3/17 Mr. A. J. Morak Badger Laboratories and Engineering Company Appleton, Wise. 5^911 Mr. Floyd Schnell Gerber Products Co. Freemont, Mich. 49412 Sample s Literature 245 246 3/17 Dr. A. Pozefsky Photos and Lit. describing General Electric Co. electrical equipment in Hudson Falls, New York 12839 which PCB's are used for FDA Mr. E. L. Raab II General Electric Co. Pittsfield, Massachusetts 01201 II It It II 247 248 Dr. V. Gobel Stephen F. Austin State U. Nacogdoches, Texas 75961 Samples 249 W. R. Corey - B2SL Draft of letter to all PCB customers 250 DSW 172149 STLCOPCB4046773 MARCH 1972 (cont'd) 3/13 Mr. L. M. Munro Doble Engineering Belmont, Mass. 02178 3/13 Mr. Joel S. Davis Food & Drug Administration Washington, D.C. 20204 3/13 Mr. R. W. Welmer Latrobe Steel Company Latrobe, Pa. 15650 3/13 Mr. Vincent J. Bagdon Fort Belroir, Va. 22060 3/13 Ms. Helen Lewandowski Huntingdon Research Center Baltimore, Maryland 21204 3/13 Mr. Edward M. Jackson Catholic Univ. of America Washington, D.C. 3/13 Mr. H R. Yost Midland Div. Purchasing Midland, Michigan 48640 3/14 K. W. Easley - 1920 3/1^ Dr. M. L. Scott Cornell University Ithaca, New York 14850 3/14 Dr. Souheil Laham Environmental Health Centre Canada 3/14 3/14 E. P. Wheeler - A2SA Mrs. Paul Mickey Concern, Inc. Washington, D.C. 20037 3/14 K. W. Easley - 1920 3/14 P.J.A. Marsh - 5040 3/15 Mr. M. J. Crisanti Zlnsco Electrical Co. St. Louis, Mo. 63166 3/13 Mr. R. S. Munger Cities Service Company Cranberry, N.J. 08512 Proposed Paper Disposal of Wastes Literature Literature Samples & Literature Samples & Literature Samples (Unavailable) Fires - Heat Transfer Sys. Samples Samples (Unavailable) Experimental Design Literature PCB's - OFF-SHORE Platforms Request for Samples Literature ' Samples & Literature 220 221 222 223 224 225 225 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 233 DSW 172150 STLCOPCB4046774 MARCH 1972 3/1 Dr. Volker Gobel Stephen Austin State U. Nacogdoches, Texas 3/1 Dr. Sidney I. Miller 111. Institute of Tech. Chicago, Illinois 3/2 D. W. Witt - 1180 3/2 W. R. Corey 3/2 P. L. Slayton - 1650 3/2 3/2 3/2 3/2 3/3 3/6 3/6 3/6 3/7 3/7 3/7 3/7 Dr. Hiroshi Yagyu Tokyo, Japan Ms. Teri Holberg Mankato, Minn. Mr. James W. Rote Pacific Grove, Cal. D. Goodwillie - 5090 Mr. J. A. Richards Bureau of Domestic Commerce U.S. Dept, of Commerce Washington, D.C. 20230 Ira D. Hill Dr. James J. Manion Carrol College Helena, Montana M. F. Litteken - G5EC R. H. Munch - 1760 Mr. D. Llnson Ell Lilly & Co. Indianapolis, Ind. Dr-. George Heckman Keller-Heckman Washington, D.C. Dr. Donald I. Mount U.S. E.P.A. Duluth, Minn. Chlorinated Hydrocarbons 203 Samples 204 PCB In Electro-Sol & Finish PCB Work Session - Duluth Garden State Paper Co. American Paper Inst, et al Samples 205 206 207 208 Samples & Literature 209 Literature 210 PCB/PCT in linerboard PCB Customers 211 212 Terra Society Request Samples 213 214 Deady Chem. Co. re Santobrite 215 Askarels 216 Samples 217 Literature 2l8 PCB Work Session - Duluth 219 DSW 172151 STLCOPCB4046775 FEBRUARY 1972 (continued) 2/28 Jones, Paton, Sido, Stohr 2/28 Jones, Paton, Potter, Sido, Sigler, Stohr 2/28 Naida Kisinger 2/28 Dr. Renato Dell'Acqua N.Y State Dept, of Health 2/28 Mr. Bruce Jeffries Corunna, Michigan 2/28 Mr. Alfred M. Salazar, Jr. West Islip, N.Y. 2/28 Mr. M. P. Powell U.S. Plywood-Champion Pape: Chicago, 111. 2/29 Mr. M. Okamoto San Francisco, Calif. 2/29 Dr. Paul B. Pearson Drexel University Philadelphia, Pa. 2/29 Ms. Candace Plato Food & Drug Administration Washington, D.C. 2/29 File Therminol Labels 192 PCB Labeling - Bulk Shipments 193 Toxicity Data Sheets Samples 19^ 195 Samples & Literature 196 Application for Employment 197 Dimethyl Phthalate 200 Samples Samples 198 199 Samples & Literature 201 PCB Poultry - Maine 202 DSW 172152 STLCOPCB4046776 February, 1972 (Cont) 2/17 It C. Paton (Memo) McNeil Smith Velsicol - PCB Questions to be ans, re: Fish Meal at East Coast Terminals, Inc. tt Dr. V. Zitko Sample s It George B. Walker, Jr. Samples & Literature tt J. A. Lasswell Literature 2/18 Dr. R. Haque Info on who to contact for pure PCB Isomers tt D. W. Schmedding If Messrs. EMPotter, GRSido CBSigler,JFStapleton tt Dr. W. P. McKinley tt Mr. Jules. S. Lapides Literature PCB Labeling of Tank Cars and Trucks Samples & Literature Literature on PCBs 2/18 Mr. Roland E. Jenkins 'r>\ . 2/2 2 ^ \Mr. John H. Rich Contaminated Silos Literature 2/23 tt tl H. S. Bergen PCB/PCT Dr. G. Fred Lee Meeting in St. Louis Hill,Keller,Richard,Tucker, Wheeler Visit with Dr. Lee 11 Mr. Richard Paver Samples Tt Mr. R. A. Wierschem Disposal of scrap askarel tt It File PCB Contaminated Poultry t! R. A.Baxter, Ruabon Disposal of PCP Residues 2/25 II File File PCB Contaminated Poultry PCB Contaminated Poultry tt H. L. Good, American Maize Sample tt Dr. Souheil Laham Dept, of Health, Canada Samples & Literature 2/22 File EPA - L.A. Request 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 DSW 172153 STLCOPCB4046777 2/7 Dr. A. D. Snyder (Memo) M Dr. David Miller II Mr. V. K. Babayan II D. LePage (Memo) It J. F. Stapleton (Memo) II C. Paton (Memo) 2/8 W. R. Corey (Memo) 2/7 James P. Ussary 2/8 Dr. James Woods 11 Dr. D. S. Grosch 11 H. A. Vodden (Memo) It H. S. Bergen (Memo) 2/9 E. P. Wheeler (Memo) 2/10 John Teasley 11 C. Paton (Memo) It 22 people (Memo) 2/15 E. T. Wulfsberg 11 John J. Cargille n Karl F. Meyer 2/16 C. G. Sigler (Memo) 2/17 L. M. Munro ' If Dr. Edward D. Goldberg It E. Payson Smith, Jr. 1! Dr. David Miller 11 Mrs. Iva J. Murph List of Laboratories Literature Literature Aroclor Disposal PCB Analysis MRS - PCB Analysis Information Terra Society - PCB Article Samples & Literature Samples & Literature Samples Status of proposed PCB pond experiments Labeling Bulk PCB Shipments Biphenyl Sample PCB Disposal - Ex. U. S. PCB/PCT Action Plan Guide for return of Askarel fluids to Monsanto Re P0 on Aroclor 1242,1254 and Aroclor 5^2 - Relating to Bloomfield Silo Co PCB/PCT Tankcars Copy of proposed talk to be given at 1972 Client Conf. Recommending sending Dr. E.S. Tucker to Brookhaven National Laboratories Recommending author for PCB article Samples of Aroclors Sample Aroclor 1254 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 DSW 172154 STLCOPCB4046778 February 1972 (Cont) 2/3 W. R. Richard (Memo) " S. D. Koonce " Dr. R. E. Kelly (Memo) " J. D. Henry " Dr. Gary Van Gelder " Dr. V. Zitko " R. A. Stohr (Memo) " Dr. R. E. Pankratz " Mr. W. A. Chisens " Thomas C. McMahon 2/4 Norman R. Peterson " W. C. Cullen " Dr. G. Fred Lee " George Fague (Memo) " R. T. Richards " Messrs: HSB, EVJ, JFG (Memo " J. R. Durland (Wire) " D. Goodwillie (Wire) " J. Mason (Wire)' 2/7 Gene Wilde (Wire) II Dr. Gordon W. Newell II Dr. PaulB. Pearson IT Dr. David R. Bickers It Dr. F. C. Arnold II Mr. Merle Hughes II Dr. Donald L. Grant R. A. Munch PCB letter to SCIENCE Disposal Procedures for PCB 1 s Resume from Alfred M. Salazar, Jr. MSD Sheets PCB Info Literature Therminol FR Samples Samples PCB Information PCB Information Info concerning COD and BOD No Sample of Aroclor 1232 Meeting on 3-1-72 FMC forms relating to Michigan's Critical Materials Act for Therminol 66 PCB Info Doble Engineering Talk ObJ. to terminate on 1/31 all MMK exports PCB achieved Same as above Same as 133 MSD Sheets for Plasticizers Literature Literature Llter^ure Samples & Literature Samples & Literature Samples 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 123 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 l4l 1^2 DSW 172155 STLCOPCB4046779 February, 1972 2/1 Mr. D. W. Southerst Disposal of PCB 93 " C. L. Bradford Disposal of PCB Bluids Ex-U.S.A. 94 " F. J. Holzapfel OSHA-PCB 95 " Dr. V. M. Adamovic Literature on PCB 96 " Miss Cathy Hine Literature on PCB 97 " Messrs. WRRichard & HSBergen Re PCB info relating 98 to Anniston water effluent studies " George Fague (Wire) Sample of Pydraul 50E 99 " R. W. Spiller -Akron (Memo) Sodium Mercaptobenzothiazole 100 " Mr. Dennis R. Reilly PCB & PCT Info 101 " J. M. Depp (Memo) Heat Transfer Systems Aroclors - Therminol FR's 102 " J. F. Stapleton (Memo) PCB/PCT Tankcars 103 " Mr. Ralph H. Lee Disposing of PCB 104 " Ms. Carol Norberg ' PCB 105 " Dr. Douglas Dube, State of W s. Askarel filled transformers 106 " Dr. Griffith fi. Quinby PCB Info & Literature 107 " T. Oneson (Memo) PCB relating to humans 108 " W. R. Corey (Memo) IDOE Meeting, Brookhaven National Laboratories 109 2/2 I. D. Hill (Memo) PCB Production Data 110 " Dr. A. Posefky and Mr. E. L. Rabb, GE Question & Answer list to PCB inquiries 111 " Dr. Adel F. Sarofim Comments on paper "Rates & Routes of Transport of PCBs in the Environment" 112 " R. A. Stohr (Memo) PCB Analysis 113 " R. T. Agster Info & Price on Aroclor 5460 114. 2/3 Dr. J. Clausen Sample of Aroclor 1254 115 " R. L. Merritt List of Laboratories 116 DSW 172156 STLCOPCB4046780 January , 1972 (Cont) 1/28 f1 It 11 Dr. Harold F. Sprague Mr. M. E. Scoville, GE Mr. Earl J. Harris Mr. J. Douglas Smith Samples Literature Samples Literature 89 90 91 92 DSW 172157 STLCOPCB4046781 January, 1972 (cont) 1/21/72 W.R.Corey,HSBergen,JFStapleton PCB Questions by Dr. Warren Muir 1/21/72 H.B. Graham, International Paper Co PCB Not in Therminol 55 1/24 N. H. Miller, Dow Chemical Sample 1/24 Dr. V. Zitko, Water Pollution Research, Canada Purchase of Technical Report 272 1/25 1! M 11 Mr. Paul Verlander Mr. Paul F. Niedner, Atty, St. Charles,Mo. Dr. A. M. Shannon, Detroit Water Dept. Rosemary Perdue, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Samples & Literature PCB Questions Inquiry re PCB Customer Information Question ans. re Aroclor 1221 and Aroclor 1262 and 1268 11 Dr. Gerald 0. Barney,Center for Studies of PCB's Naval Analyses, Arlington, Va. 11 Mr. Donald G. Wilson, VP P. R. Mallory Sc Co Literature 1/26 11 !1 C. Paton (MemO) W. R. Corey (Memo) E. J. Young - Akron (Memo) Askarel Disposal Cargille Laboratories PCB in Heating System in Akron Lab M W. R. Richard (Memo) PCB - Removal for Effluents . II Kingsley Packer, Soil Control Lab Samples 11 Dr. David R. Bickers, Rockefeller University Hospital Samples 11 Mr. Terry Lance, Dow Corning Co Santovac & Aroclor fluids If Dr. C. B. Coulson, Warsaw, Poland Samples 11 C. Paton (qjerno) 11 R. A. Stohr (Memo) Gulf of Mexico - Off-Shore Installations PCB analysis 1/28 II tl Dr. G. Fred Lee Visit to Monsanto 2-15 Dr. C. Collier PCT INFO Dr. Gordon W. Newell, Life Sciences Samples & Lit. 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 8.8 DSW 172158 STLCOPCB4046782 January, 1972 (cont) 1/14/72 Dr. Robert F. Billue Thiele Kaolin Co Furnishing answers to PCB environmental questions II 8 people (Memo) 11 5 people (Memo) PCB - Heat Transfer System Re Meeting E-3H on January 17 It G. L. Bratsch PCB Shipping It S. Uneno Articles It A. M. Salazar (Wire) NEMA Re ANSI C-107 Meeting on 2-8 and 9 If JRDurland, PJA Marsh and Copies of Abstracts HAVodden of papers presented at PCB meeting in NC on 12-20 & 21 1/17/72 S. Uneno PCB II Jack T. Garrett Purdue U Penta Study II 8 people (Memo) Acute Fish Toxicity Studies - Aroclor 1016 and 1242 1/18/72 P.J.A.Marsh (Wire) Castrol PCB's It 11 people (Memo) Re Meeting on 1-24 1/19 It 4 people (Memo) E. L. Raab and Dr. A. Posefsky General Electric Co PCB Usage PCB Analytical Sensitivity ft CLBradford,WSClark and CPaton PCB-PCT Action Plan It S. Uneno Communication re PCB-PCT Marketing Policies It Dr. J. K. Crossman Inquiry on laboratories . Boise Cascade Pulp & Paper involved in PCB analyses II Mr. James Miles J & L Steel Corporation PCB Inquiry on Santosafe W/G fluids 1/20/72 Dr. Paul E. Trout Container Corp Copies of info by Dr. Adel F. Sarofim 11 JOhn Mason - Brussels (Wire) PCB Monsanto-Europe 11 Dr. Richard Frank, Department Applications for PCB of Agri and Food, Guelph, Ontario marketed by Monsanto 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 DSW 172159 STLCOPCB4046783 January, 1972 (Con't) 1/11/72 Edward F. Bouchard, Pfizer Inc 1/11/72 John Stapleton (Memo) 1/11/72 Rodney J. Noel, Purdue University Literature PCB Dielectrics Samples & Literature 22 23 24 1/11/72 George Howard, Flelschmann Distilling Corp. PCB Literature 25 1/11/72 David McCollum, Florida State University Aroclor Samples & Literature 26 1/12/72 J. F. Stapleton 11 E. Wilde If P.J.A. Marsh 11 J. F. Stapleton PCB Presentation Triphenyl Phosphite PCB-Heat Transfer Customer Letter Returned PCB-PCT Material 23 27 . 29 30 11 Dr. R. E. Pankratz If Mr. R. D. Bailey National Water Lift Co PCB Inquiry PCB Inquiry Skydrol 500B 31 32 11 Mr. Bernard S. Esarey General Motors Corp Sampi Literature 33 11 H.S.Bergen,T.L.Gossage & C.Paton PCB Action Plan 34 11 Mr. H. 0. Carlson, Johnson Motors Literature 1/14/72 Mr. L. F. Reed, Cellu Craft Samples & Literature 35 36 11 DP. A.W.J. Dyck, Paper Ind. Comments on PCB Item Management Assn. In Amer. Paper Ind. 37 11 Mr. Kinsley Packer, Sell Control Lab Info On PCB Labs. 38 11 M. S. McCauley 11 Mr. F. W. Hill, J. M. Huber Corp. 11 D. LePage Aroclors . Samples & Literature PCB . 39 40 4l 11 Mr. Neville Sachs, Cambridge Filter Co Articles on Chlorinated Terphenyls 42 It Ms. Jacqueline D. Greenberg Goucher College Samples & Literature 43 11 Dr. Charles ReVelle Johns Hopkins University 0/PL 306A 44 DSW 172160 STLCOPCB4046784 January, 1972 1/3/72 Dr. Roger L. Caldwell University of Arizona Literature 1 1/3/72 John Hesse Sample-Pydraul 50 E Michigan State Dept of Natural Resources 2 1/3/72 Ms. Rosemary Perdue University of Washington Literature & Samples 3 1/3/72 Dr. Willard J. Visek Dept, of Animal Science, Cornell University Literature 4 1/4/72 A. M. Salazar National Elec Manu. Assn. Literature 5 1/7/72 Malcolm Taylor-Union Camp Corp. 1/7/72 Memo - J,E.Kerwood-Akron PCB Literature Product Analysis -J.P. Stevens, Inc. 6 7 1/7/72 Memo-Don Gass - Detroit 1/7/72 Memo - M.S.McCauley,Wash D.C. 1/7/72 Dr.Robert I. Batteese,Jr. State of Maine Durako Paint & Color Corp. Aroclors Literature & Samples 8 9 10 1/6/72 Mr.Don Dechert,U.S. Food and Drug Administration 1/6/72 Mr.R.S. Cohen, Dover Chemical Co Samples & PCB Literature Booklet on Aroclor 6000 11 12 1/7/72 Dr.R.E. Pankratz-PolyScience PCB Literature Corp. 1/7/72 Dr.Pasquale Lombardo, Food PCB Information and Drug Administration 13 14 1/10/72 J.D. Heaman, Dir. Waste Mgmt Branch, Dept of Environment, Toronto Disposal of Materials Containing PCB's 15 1/10/72 Memo - J. F. Stapleton PCB Meeting- W.D.C. 16 1/10/72 Memo - P.J.A.Mareh, Brussels Monsanto's Methodology For Aroclor/News Release 17 1/10/72 Memo - 6 people PCB Report 18 1/10/72 Glen Henderson Samples of Aroclor & PCB Bowaters Southern Paper Co Methodology 19 1/10/72 Ms. Dorothy Heckard Diamond Paperboard Div. 1/10/72 Cliff Budke, U.S.Ind. Chem Co Aroclor Samples 20 Aroclor Samples & PCB Lit. 21 DSW 172161 STLCOPCB4046785 DSW 172162 STLCOPCB4046786 June 29, 1972 Mr. Charles Heidel Fuller-0'Brlen Corporation 450 East Grand Avenue South San Francisco, Calif. 9^103 Dear Mr. Heidel: Monsanto's Mr. R. E. Lamkin has Informed me of your interest in a copy of Monsanto's analytical methodology for the determination of the presence of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's) in coatings, I have enclosed a copy which I hope you find useful. Sincerely, W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection WBP/bt Enclosure cc: Mr. R. E. Lamkin Santa Clara, Calif. bcc: Mr. W. S. Clark DSW 172163 STLCOPCB4046787 June 29, 1972 Mr. Ron Peck Central Solvents 31702 Hayman Street Hayward, California 9^5^ Dear Mr. Peck: I have been informed of your interest in receiving a copy of Monsanto's analytical methodology for the deter mination of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's). I have enclosed a copy which I hope you find useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosure bcc: W. S. Clark W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172164 w' STLCOPCB4046788 June 29, 1972 Dr. W. H. Opie, Jr. Billerica Research Center Cabot Corporation Concord Road . Billerica, Massachusetts 01821 Dear Dr. Opie: I am forwarding under separate cover the samples of Aroclors you requested in your letter dated May 17, 1972 to Monsanto's Dr. A. C. Ellenberger, If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection WBP/bt cc: Dr. A. C. Ellenberger DSW 172165 STLCOPCB4046789 June 29, 1972 Dr. John J. Lech Department of Pharmacology The Medical College of Wisconsin 561 North Fifteenth Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53233 Dear Dr. Lech: I am forwarding under separate cover the sample of Aroclor 1242 you requested in your letter dated June 5* 1972 to Monsanto's Mr. Jack Garrett. I am sending a sample of Aroclor 1254 as Aroclor 1243 is no longer being manufactured and our supply of samples has been depleted. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection WBP/bt cc: Mr. J. T. Garrett DSW 172166 STLCOPCB4046790 W. B. Papageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 29, 1972 PCB/PCT ACTION PLAN Mr. R. C. E. Sprague B2NG H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. S. Clark - B3NC W. R. Corey - B2SL T. P. Gogan - B2SA T. L. Gossage - B2SL E. M. Potter - B2NK J. F. Stapleton - B2SA In addition to certification I requested In my memo dated June 27, 1972, will you also certify that: 1. All acknowledgements of dielectric PCB orders Include a copy of a letter signed by H. S. Bergen stating that the material contains PCB's and must be handled, used and disposed properly. W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172167 STLCOPCB4046791 June 28, 1972 Dr. George D. Grice Office of the International Decade of Ocean Exploration National Science Foundation Washington, D.C. 20550 Dear Dr. Grice: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental Task Force In Washington on May 15, 1972 as you requested. I hope you find it interesting and informative. We would appreciate any reference to this infor mation be covered by a statement to the effect that Monsanto plans to publish it soon in an appropriate scientific journal. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosure W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172168 STLCOPCB4046792 June 28, 1972 Dr. Edward D. Goldberg Geological Research Division Scripps Institution of Oceanography University of California, San Diego P. 0. Box 109 La Jolla, California 92037 Dear Dr. Goldberg: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental Task Force in Washington on May 15# 1972. I hope you find it Interesting and informative. We would appreciate any reference to this infor mation be covered by a statement to the effect that Monsanto plans to publish.it soon in an appropriate scientific journal. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosure W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172169 STLCOPCB4046793 June 28, 1972 Dr. George R. Harvey Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole, Massachusetts 025^3 Dear Dr. Harvey: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental Task Force In Washington on May 15> 1972. I hope you find it interesting and informative. We would appreciate any reference to this infor mation be covered by a statement to the effect that Monsanto plans to publish it soon in an appropriate scientific journal. Sincerely, WBP/ht Enclosure W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172170 STLCOPCB4046794 June 28, 1972 .Dr. Robert W. Risebrough Bodega Marine Laboratory University of California P. 0. Box 247 Bodega Bay, California 9^923 Dear Dr. Risebrough: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental Task Force in Y/ashlngton on May 15, 1972. I hope you find it interesting and informative. We would appreciate any reference to this infor mation be covered by a statement to the effect that Monsanto plans to publish it soon in an appropriate scientific Journal. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosure W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection OS\N 172171 STLCOPCB4046795 June 27, 1972 Miss Vickie Roper Environmental Protection Agency Pesticides Library 4770 Buford Highway Chamblee, Georgia 30341 Dear Miss Roper: Our Mr. A. P. Davis has informed me of your request for literature pertaining to PCB's. I am enclosing a copy of Monsanto Technical Bulletin 0/PL-306A. I regret I cannot sent copies of 0/PL-3HA or OFF-1 as these publica tions are no longer available. We hope the lack of these publications will not inconvenience you. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosure W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172172 O .---5 s4 STLCOPCB4046796 June 27, 1972 Mr. J. P. Ruble Purchasing Agent Magnetic Materials Product Section General Electric Company Edmore, Michigan 48829 Dear Mr. Ruble: In response to your letter dated May 31, 1972 requesting product information relating to State of Michigan statutes, I find that your location purchased Therminol 77, Therminol 55 and Therminol PR-2 from Monsanto. The Therminol FR-2 does contain polychlorinated biphenyls. This product is no longer available and I understand your system has been drained and refilled with Ther minol 55. Therminol 55 and Therminol 77 do not contain any of the materials listed in the "Critical Materials Register" which accompanied your letter. I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service please let me know. . Sincerely, . WBP/bt W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172173 " > STLCOPCB4046797 W. B. Papageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1973 P. B. Hodges - E1CF fc. L. Mullins - E1CP Pi. Sadow - 189O Hr. P. W. Gann B2SE I have made arrangements for samples of heat transfer fluids from Monsanto systems which formally contained PCB's to he forwarded to you for FOB analysis. Brief comments relating to the procedure followed in con verting the system will also he sent to you from each location. Individuals who are helping and the plants involved are as follows: P. B. Hodges W. G. Krumnrich J. F. Queeny Nitro Everett Delaware River K. L. Kullins Anniston Kearny R. Sadow Springfield, Hass. We are very interested in getting results as soon as possible. Everyone's cooperation is sincerely appreciated. W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172174 STLCOPCB4046798 W. B. Papageorge, General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1972 Mr. E. M. Potter B2NK H. S. Bergen B2SL W. R. Corey B2SL W. S. Clark B3NC E. Greene A2NA J. R. Savage - B2SL J. P. Stapleton - B2SA H. W. Tippee - B2NK In preparing a report on the completion of the phase-out program for our PCB/PCT product line, I will need from you in writing before July 7 your certification that: 1. That all unsold worldwide Inventories of Monsanto products containing PCB or PCT are accounted for and that disposal has been or will be made in a manner which will preclude any environmental contamination or exposure to humans or domestic animals. W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172175 STLCOPCB4046799 W. B. Papageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1972 Mr. P. J. A. Marsh 5040 H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. R. Corey - B2SL E. Greene - A2NA T. L. Gossage - E2SL J. Mason - 5040 E. M. Potter - B2NK J. F. Stapleton - B2SA In preparing a report on the completion of the phase out program for our PCB/PCT product line, I will need from you in writing before July 7 your certi fication that: 1. Sales of all PCB products other than hydraulic fluids for German mines and dielectric fluids were terminated on January 31* 1972. 2. Sales of PCB dielectric fluids were terminated on March 31* 1972 except to approved customers who satisfied Monsanto's special requirements. 3. Sales of plasticizers containing monochlorobiphenyl and/or PCT were terminated on March 31* 1972. 4. Sales of Industrial fluids containing PCT were terminated on June 30, 1972. 5. All remaining inventories of products containing MCB, PCB and PCT have been accounted for and disposal has been or will be made in such a manner that would preclude environmental contamination or exposure to humans or domestic animals. W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172176 .5'-- C STLCOPCB4046800 W. B. Papageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1972 Mr, D. Goodwillie Montreal - 5090 H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. R. Corey - B2SL H. P. Dixon - 5090 T. L. Gossage - B2SL E. Greene - A2NA E. M. Potter - B2NK J, P. Stapleton - B2SA In preparing a report on the completion of the phase out program for our PCB/PCT product line, I will need from you in writing before July 7 your certi fication that: 1, Sales of PCB to heat transfer applica tions were terminated on January 31> 1972. 2, Sales of PCB's to dielectric applica tions were terminated on January 31> 1972 except to approved customers who satisfied Monsanto's special require ments, . 3, Sales of plasticizers containing monochlorobiphenyl and/or PCT were terminated on March 31 1972, 4, Sales of industrial fluids containing PCT were terminated on June 30, 1972. 5, All remaining inventories of products containing MCB, PCB and PCT have been accounted for and disposal has been or will be made in such a manner that would preclude environmental contamination or exposure to humans or domestic animals, W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172177 -6 / / STLCOPCB4046801 W. B. Papageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1972 Mr. W. S. Clark B3NC H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. R. Corey - B2SL E. Greene - A2KA V;. E, Schalk - B3NJ J. E. Springgate -B3NA J. F. Stapleton - B2SA In preparing a report on the completion of the phase out program for our PCB/PCT product line, I will need from you In writing before July 7 your certi fication that: 1. Sales of plasticizers containing PCB's to areas other than U.S. and Canada were terminated on January 31# 1972. 2. Sales of plasticizers containing monochloroblphenyl and/or PCT were terminated worldwide^ except for those few domestic customers who signed "hold harmless" agreements, on March 31# 1972. 3. Sales to those companies exempted in No. 2 above were terminated on June 30# 1972. W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172178 ~/ 3 STLCOPCB4046802 'W. B. Papageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1972 Mr. R. C. E. Sprague B2NG H. S. Bergen - B2SL V/. S. Clark - B3NC W. R. Corey - B2SL T. P. Gogan - B2SA T. L. Gossage - B2SL E. M. Potter - B2NK J. F. Stapleton - B2SA In preparing a report on the completion of the phase out program for our PCB/PCT product line, I will need from you in writing before July 7 your certi fication that: 1. No orders for products containing PCT's are acknowledged and accepted after June 30, 1972. 2. Orders for dielectric fluids containing PCB's are processed only if approval is granted by H. S. Bergen. 3. Orders for PCB heat transfer fluids to Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company will not be processed after August 4, 1972. 4. All other PCB orders are not accepted. 5. Requests for samples of PCB's or PCT's are forwarded to me for approval. W. B. Papageorge At DSW 172179 STLCOPCB4046803 W. B. Papageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1972 Mr. G. L. Bratsch Krummrich - 17^0 H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. R. Corey - B2SL T. L. Gossage - B2SL F. J. Holzapfel - B3NA E. L. Potter - B2NK R. C. Sprague - B2NG J. F. Stapleton - B2SA In preparing a report on the completion of the phase out program for our PCB/PCT product lines, I will need from you in writing before July 7 your certi fication that: 1. No products containing PCB's or PCT's are shipped from the W, G. Krummrich Plant without proper processing through COP. 2. No samples of materials containing PCB's or PCT's are released without approval from me. . W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172180 STLCOPCB4046804 W. B. Papageorge, General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1972 Mr. E. Greene A2NA H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. S. Clark - B3NC W. R. Corey - B2SL T. L. Gossage - B2SL E. M. Potter - B2NK J. F. Stapleton - B2SA 0. F. Wingard - A2NA In preparing a report on the completion of the phase out program for our PCB/PCT product line, I will need from you in writing before July 7 your certifi cation that for all areas, except U.S., Canada and Europe: ' 1. Sales of PCB's for all uses other than dielectric fluids in transformers and capacitors were terminated on January 31* 1972. 2. PCB dielectric fluids sales were restricted to approved customers who satisfy Monsanto's special requirements on March 31* 1972. 3. Sales of all plasticizers containing Monochlorobiphenyl and/or PCT were terminated on March 31* 1972. 4. Sales of industrial fluids containing PCT were terminated on June 30, 1972, 5. All remaining inventories of products con taining MCB, PCB and PCT have been accounted for and disposal has been or will be made in such a manner that would preclude environ mental contamination or exposure to humans or domestic animals. W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172181 ^ STLCOPCB4046805 W. B. Fspsgeorge - General Offices, B2KA June 27# 1972 H. S. Bergen - E2SL w. R. Corey - E2SL E. E. Rotter - J32EA w. R. Richard - T3A J. P. Stapleton - B2SA Fr. J. E. Sc vase B2SL In preparing a report on the completion of the phase out program for our PCB/FCT product line, I will need from you in writing before June 7 your certifi cation that: 1. Except for those fluids cold to approved customers for dielectric applications, the heat transfer fluid sold to Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company end the special hydraulic fluid sold to the German mines, none of the products cold by the Specialty Products Group are made with PCB's or PCT,s as a raft material or ingredient, or are manufactured in equipment which used FCB's or FCT's as a process or industrial fluid. /bt W. B. Pspageorge DSW 172182 < zV STLCOPCB4046806 V'. B. rapa^eor^e - General Officer, J32KA T y\*r? / t C.,, 7> Kr. G. L. Jeccce Annir tor - IC60 H. ft. Bi'rf.rcn Tf /l * ft. Corey J. V. Gillespie K. Y. Potter J. ft. ftava.pe J. F. Stapleton 312 CL B2oL C2j;b B2SL 232ft A In preparing a report on the coptpletior. of the phase out pros rats for our PCB/PCT product line, I will need fros you In writing before July 7 your certification that i 1, Ho shipments of Me no eft 1 o robipfte ny1 (Arcelor 12213) or PCT'r are rade fros your plant after June 2-0, 1972 except for disposal purposes as determined by ft, L. Fotter, 2. Ho samples of PCBTs or FCT'c are released without prior approval frofs c.e. K. 3. Ffipagesrge At DSW 172183 STLCOPCB4046807 W. D. Fapageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 27, 1972 H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. R. Corey - E2SL J. F. Stapleton - B2SA Hr. T. L. Gossage B2SL In preparing a report on the completion of the phase-out program for our PCB/PCT product line, I will need from you In writing before July 7 your certification that: 1. Sales of PCB heat transfer fluids In the U.S. were terminated on December 15, 1572 except to Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. Sales to Goodyear will terminate on August 7, 1972. 2. All known PCB heat transfer systems in food processing or food-related operations in the U.S. have been converted to non-FCB fluids. 3. Sales of PCB heat transfer fluids to remaining world markets were terminated on January 31, 1972. 4. Sales of PCB industrial fluids in areas outside the U.S. and Canada were terminated on January 31, 1972 except for industrial fluids for the German mining Industry. 5. Sales of PCT industrial fluids were terminated world wide on June 30, 1972. 6. Sales of PCB dielectric fluids in the U.S. were terminated on January 15, 1972 except to those approved customers who satisfy Monsanto's special requirements. 7. Soles of PCB dielectric fluids in Canada were terminated on January 31, 1972 except to those approved customers who satisfy Monsanto's special requirements. 8. Sales of PCB dielectric fluids In remaining world markets were terminated on March 31, 1972 except to those approved customers who satisfy Monsanto's special reo.uirements. ' /bt V7. B. Fapageorge DSW 172184 1*1 / - STLCOPCB4046808 W. B, Papageorge - General Offices, B2NA June 26, 1972 Mr. W. R. Richards T3A H. S. Bergen B2SL W. R. Corey E2SL T. L. Gossage B2SL R. E. Keller TIB C. Pa ton B2SC J. P. Stapleton B2SA E. P. Wheeler A2SA Following recent discussions with PDA representatives it appears that we will need to know, and possibly share with FDA, more information relating to the chemical composition of Therminol 55 and Therminol 66. Will you arrange for a study to clearly identify the chemical components of Therminol 55 and Therminol 66, as well as products of our major heat transfer fluid competitors. The need for this information is urgent. W. B. Papageorge /bt DSW 172185 7/ STLCOPCB4046809 Monsanto :r^ ?t;v . . j\ > M fij S/23 2:30 SENDER'S ACCOUNT NO. 47-000-735.^0 *r l 1 INDICATE DESIRED SERVICE | | FULL RATE Q DAY LETTER Q NIGHT LETTER (? ii Names of addressee and sencfer must include initials. Show complete address for te/egrams and cables. i :, 1 \ T. Oneson Montreal i ** Jim Dowden no longer with Monsanto Exploration. Talked to Les i Andrews on June 19. He will contact incinerator operator and report his findings. W. B. Papageorge St. Louis i lg* RIENV--. I7R-6A 70 BETTER(or dBf'VVCB -- Forward to transmitting operator IMMEDIATELY after preparation. DSW 172186 STLCOPCB4046810 June 23, 1972 Mr. S. I. McCardell Texaco, Inc. P. 0. Box 52332 Houston, Texas 77052 Dear Mr. McCardell: Mr. R. J. Delaney and Mr. E. A. Cross have requested from Monsanto's Mr. J. J. Roder information relating to the polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) content of material purchased by your company. At Mr. Roder's request I have reviewed our records for 1971 and 1972 year-to-date and find that the following materials were shipped to Texaco, Inc.: Hytran TCP Tricresyl Phosphate Toluenesulfonic Acid, Technical PC-1244 Tricresyl Phosphate - Lo Ortho Thermlnol 66 Tetrapropenyl Succinic Anhydride Cresyl Diphenyl Phosphate Santotrac 70 Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's) are not used as raw materials or as ingredients in these products nor or PCB's used in the processing equipment used in the manufacture. To the best of my knowledge and belief there are no PCB's present In these materials. OS\N 172187 /1- STLCOPCB4046811 Mr. S. I. McCardell June 23. 1972 Page 2 I hope this information is useful to you. of further service please let me know. Sincerely, If I can be WBP/bt W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection bcc: J. J. Hoder - B2SC DSW 172188 STLCOPCB4046812 June 23, 1972 Mr. John R. Wessel Office of Associate Commissioner for Compliance Food and Drug Administration 56OO Fishers Lane Rockville, Maryland 20832 Dear John: Attached are the five copies you requested of the May 15th presentation to the Interdepartmental Task Force on PCB's. I appreciate the discussion we had last Tuesday and will try to forward our comments as soon as possible. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosure W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172189 STLCOPCB4046813 June 23, 1972 Mr. Jonathan Kraushaar 5232 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15217 Dear Mr. Kraushaar: The Aroclors listed in your letter dated June 18 are no longer available for any application except for limited use in closed system electrical capacitors and transformers. These materials were withdrawn from all other uses because they were identified as environmental contaminants. I regret any inconvenience the lack of these materials may cause you. I am personally not familiar with any alternative materials which I would recommend for your application. Sincerely, WBP/bt W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172190 ^ <-' - STLCOPCB4046814 June 22, 1972 Mr. Richard E. Read Fisher Mills, Inc. 3235 Sixteenth Street, S.W. Seattle, Washington 8134 Dear Mr. Read: Enclosed are copies of the articles relating to PCB's which I thought you might find interesting and informative. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosures W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172191 a/ r STLCOPCB4046815 June 22, 1972 Dr. Samuel I. Shibko Pood & Drug Administration Division of Toxicology Bureau of Pood3 200 "C" Street, S.W. BF-152 . Washington, D.C. 20204 Dear Dr. Shibko: Enclosed are the two additional copies of the pre sentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15 as you requested on June 20. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, /bt Enclosures W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172192 A < 0 STLCOPCB4046816 June 22, 1972 Dr. Ennlo Bianchi College of Pharmacy The University of Arizona Tuscon, Arizona 85721 Dear Dr. Bianchi: The materials described in your letter dated June 13 are no longer available for use in melting point liquid or heating baths. I have enclosed some literature describing Therminol 55> Therminol 66 and Therminol 88 which are still marketed. Perhaps these fluids would be suitable for your application. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosures W. B, Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172193 O STLCOPCB4046817 June 21, 1972 Mr. Kingsley Packer Soil Control Lab 1234 Highway I Watsonville, California 95076 Dear Mr. Packer: In attempting to respond to your request for samples and information in your letter dated June 17, I cannot identify the four materials you have listed. Do you have additional information which will help me? Sincerely, WBP/bt W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172194 ,6~V/ STLCOPCB4046818 W. B. Papageorge - B2NA June 21, 1972 KB-40 and MIFB TOXICITY DATA Mr. E. P. Wheeler A2SA J, R. Durland - 5260 S. Uneno - 5260 Attached la a copy of S. Uneno's request for more detailed toxicity Information and permission to share it with appropriate governmental authorities. Will you have someone in your department review the information listed, respond to the questions posed and comment on the overall request. At Enclosure W. B. Papageorge DSW 172195 STLCOPCB4046819 June 19, 1572 Dr. A. M. Shannon Chief, Hater and Wastewater Treatment Detroit Metro Hater Department Hater Board Building 735 Kandolr-h Street Detroit, Michigan 43226 Dear Dr. Shannon: Your recent request for help in locating present sources of FC3 in the Detroit area has been thoroughly and seriously considered. It has always been Monsanto's policy not to divulge the names of our customers for the products we make nor the quantities of products these customers purchase. We con sider this to be proprietary information and, therefore, hold it confidential. Consequently we do not feel free to comply to your request. We certainly Ehare your concern and desire to control the discharge of FCB's into the environment. It is because of this concern that we implemented a program of selfimposed curtailment of sales of these products so that now we are only offering continuing supplies for closed system dielectric applications v.he-re the potential danger of environmental contamination is carefully controlled. Furthermore, as another step in safeguarding the environ ment we have informed all customers of FCB materials of the potential dangers should these materials escape end have strongly urged them, to take every precaution to prevent losses through spills, usage, leakage, disposal, vaporisation or otherwise. . DSW 172196 STLCOPCB4046820 Dr. A. K. Shannon June 19, 1972 Page 2 I regret we cannot comply with your request for customer information but if we can be of assistance to you in other ways we will be glad to visit you or your designeed to discuss the PCB situation further. Sincerely, W. B. Fapageorge Kanager Environmental Protection WEP/bt cc: C. F. Fague - Detroit 7?. lu^ZZO^ bcc: W. R. Corey - B2SL J. F. Stapleton - B2SA DSW 172197 STLCOPCB4046821 June 19, 1972 Mr. Leslie L. Alt General Electric Company 4855 Electric Avenue ED-44 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201 Dear Mr. Altj Enclosed are copies of the polychlorinated biphenyl information I offered to send. I hope you find this information useful, and if I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosures W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172198 STLCOPCB4046822 V/. B. Papageorge - B2NA June 19, 1972 DOW CORNING SILICONE FLUIDS Mr. C. Pa ton B2SC P. G. Benignus - B2SC H. S. Bergen - B2SL J. G. Bryant - New York W. R. Corey - B2SL T. L. Gossage - B2SL R. A. Munch - 1760 W. R. Richard - T3A Attached Is a copy of a Dow Corning Marketing Bulletin I received from Jim Bryant. I understand silicone fluids have been evaluated many times and found to be inferior. Should we take any action or is the transformer industry well aware of the situation? /bt Attachment W. B. Papageorge DSW 172199 ll STLCOPCB4046823 June 19, 1972 Mr. Ernie -Willlams Southwell Laboratories P. 0. Box 2^001 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma : 73125 '. Dear Mr. Williams: Enclosed is a copy of Monsanto's analytical pro cedure for the determination of polychlorinated biphenyls aB you requested. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/bt Enclosure cc: YJ. S. Clark VT. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172200 STLCOPCB4046824 W. B. Papageorge - B2NA June 16, 1972 K. W. EASLEY WASHINGTON - 1920 '* Attached are four copies of the presentation we made to the Interdepartmental FCB Task Force, A copy Is being mailed to all persons who were present.* I have also sent a copy to Dr. Oerald Combs, USDA. /md Enclosures William B. Papageorge DSW 172201 \ STLCOPCB4046825 June l6, 1972 Mr. Frank C. DeGuire Pabst Brewing Company 917 West Juneau Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201 , - Dear Mr. DeGuire: We are not as sure as the Federal Interdepartmental Task Force appears to be that others are not producing or have not produced polychlorinated biphenyls in the U. S. It is true, however, that Monsanto has embarked on a program of voluntarily reducing production and limiting the sale of materials to manufacturers of capacitors and transformers. I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, William B. Fapageorge Manager Environmental Protection /md DSW 172202 / STLCOPCB4046826 MEMO TO (o- tL 'n >bt < rv\ ht b ^ /o \ 5. j/. X M fc. YAoy^cI^ C (W^i J 0 5 /luc.&r HQ> / 7GO p j/5 &y ** %s^3'/0 T/LW'a^* (fa \Zoii^- To\Cl,u SJ1G SV1C FROM G-321 n 3 c ' ^ Jr S\ j I fc Y> J-- u;.P.T^--c _6/s*/?.*. ( 3/^ DSW 172203 STLCOPCB4046827 June 16, 1S72 Dr. Gerald P. Combe Food Safety Coordinator Room 331-E Administrative Building 12th & Independence Avenue, S.W. Washington, D. C. 20250 Dear Dr. Combs: Enclosed Is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Federal Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. I hope you find this report interesting and useful. Sincerely, /md Enclosure cc: K. W. Easley Monsanto Washington, D. C. William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172204 STLCOPCB4046828 June 16, 1972 Mr. A. M. Salazar National Electrical Manufacturers' 155 East ^th Street New York, New York 10017 Association Dear Als Enclosed is a copy of a presentation made by Monsanto to the Federal Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. Copies have been sent to Ed Raab and A1 Pozefsky. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172205 STLCOPCB4046829 June l6, 1972 Mr. E. L. Raab Distribution Transformer Department General Electric Company 100 Woodlawn Avenue Pittsfield, Massachusetts 01201 . Dear Ed: Attached is a copy of Monsanto's presentation to the Federal Interdepartmental PCB Task Force made on May 15. A1 Pozefsky, Dr. Simons and A1 Salazar are receiving copies. Sincerely, /md Attachment William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection , ! 'J DSW 172206 A/ STLCOPCB4046830 V,'. B. Papageorge - B2KA June 16, 1972 J. W. LYOJ'S -- - B93 W. H. RICHARD - T3A Vi. E. COKEY -- B3L K. . BAKER -- B2B H. . BEEGE2J - B2SL Attached is a Ex;ar.2ry of recently completed or currently active toxicity studies, on record with the Medics1 Department, of materials submitted by the Specialty Products and Special Chemical Syeterns groups. There is reason to believe that this list is incomplete; e.g., cycnuric acid studies. Will you please review this summary 2nd forward your correc tions to me. /md Attachment Willism B. Papageorge DSW 172207 // f d STLCOPCB4046831 Compound . Type of Study Cost Date Started Date Complete 41 Brominated Sub-acute and Quarterphenyls tissue res.(rat 11/9/71 13,700.00 42 Chlorinated Quarterphenyls it 11/9/71 43 MCS050(from NCP) chicken demyel. 625.00 12/7/71 3/3/72 44 Nonyl-cumyl diphen /I phosphate ii 625.00 12/7/71 3/3/72 45 O-Xenyl diphenyl phosphate 46 MCS050(from N2CP) it ii 625.00 625.00 12/7/71 12/7/71 3/3/72 3/3/72 59 MCS 1168a 60 MCS 1172 61 MCS 1175 62 MCS 1207 . 16 Therminol 55 90-day rat ii a ii ii * 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 1/15/72 I/15/72 1/15/72 1/15/72 17 Therm!nol 55 Chicks-pilot 4/18/72 18 Therminol 55 chicks-repro. 19 Therminol 66 20 Therminol 66 21 Therminol 66 1 chicks-pilot chicks-repro. rats-gross for tissue studies 4/18/72 - 22 N2CP . 23 NCP 24 Pydraul 30E 90-day rat ii it 21,800.00 25 Pydraul 90E 26 Pydraul 30E 27 Pydraul 90E 30 NCP 31 Pydraul 30E 32 QA-1 chick demyel. It Acute fish Tox. H H 250.00 250.00 250.00 4/4/72 4/4/72 V4/72 DSW 172208 i STLCOPCB4046832 Page - 2 - Or BTL# Compound Type of Study Cost 72-33 72-34 72-35 72-36 72-38 72-39 72-46 72-47 72-48 72-49 7r - -0 72 51 72-52 72-53 72-54 72-55 72-56 72-57 Therminol 55 Therminol 66 Acute fish tox. 11 250.00 - 250.00 Therminol 77 Therminol 88 11 11 250.00 250.00 MCS 681, 300 Neutral Oil Lion 11 , 150 Neutral Oil Lion Kronitex 100 it Chicken demyelinati >n Kronitex 100 (4oz )Acute fish. tox. Qround penta chick edema Prilled penta chick edema TPP S-141 DBPP S-148 chick, demyelinatio ti 11 11 11 11 ti TPP S-141 DBPP S-148 Acute fish tox. it n 11 Date Started 4/1/72 4/1/72 4/1/72 4/1/72 4/18/72 4/18/72 i Date Complete .. - t v DS W172209 STLCOPCB4046833 June l6, 1972 Ci b1 4 ~ Dr. E. L. Simons *' ^ Manager Environmental Information General Electric Company Schenectady, New York 123^5 11 - Dear Dr. Simons: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation Monsanto made to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force in Washington, D. C. on May 15. I hope you find the Information interesting and useful. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172210 .-'/C < STLCOPCB4046834 June 16, 1972 Mr. Stanley D. Duke Duke Standards Company 445 Sherman Avenue Palo Alto, California 9^306 Dear Mr. Duke: I am sending under separate cover the samples of Aroclors you requested. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection /md / / :V / /AMC /'b&H / DSW 172211 STLCOPCB4046835 June 16, 1972 Mr. Jan B. Vlcek EPA Room 3101 'Waterside Mall Washington, D. C. 20460 " Dear Mr. Vlcek: Enclosed Is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172212 / . \)' '. STLCOPCB4046836 June 16, 1972 Mr. Lowell E. Miller EPA Room 1004 1750 K Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20460 . Dear Mr. Miller: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. YJe appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172213 STLCOPCB4046837 June 16, 1972 Mr. Marvin L. Yates USGS 117 Old Post Office Building Washington, D. C. 20242 - Dear Mr. Yates: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172214 STLCOPCB4046838 June 16, 1972 Mr. Hans Crump-Wiesner USGS 117 Old Post Office Building Washington, D. C. 20242 - Dear Mr. Crump-Wiesner: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find It useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection - ji DSW 172215 J<T- STLCOPCB4046839 June 16, 1972 Mr. Herman Peltz USGS Room 317i Washington Building Arlington Towers Arlington, Virginia 22209 - Dear Mr. Feltz: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. V,Te appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172216 STLCOPCB4046840 June l6, 1972 Dr. Fred V/. Clayton NIH . 8600 Rockville Pike c6b Bethesda, Maryland 20014 - Dear Dr. Claytonj Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to diare this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172217 STLCOPCB4046841 June 16, 1972 Mr. Calvin Menzie USDI Room 2246, Main Interior Building Washington, D. C. 20240 ` Dear Mr. Menzie: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. Y7e appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection // DSW 172218 STLCOPCB4046842 June l6, 1972 Dr. J. A. Keith Department of Environment Ottawa, Ontario Canada Dear Dr. Keith: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection i! . DSW 172219 STLCOPCB4046843 June l6, 1972 Dr. Warren Muir Council on Environmental Quality 722 Jackson Place, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20006 Dear Dr. Muir: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on Kay 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection 1 \ .1 uJ DSW 172220 Jr / O/ STLCOPCB4046844 June 16, 1972 Mr. Robert Rabin NSF 1800 G. Street, N.W. Room 419 Washington, D. C. 20550 Dear Mr. Rabin: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172221 z/7 S STLCOPCB4046845 June 16, 1972 Mr. Jame3 Sak Department of Commerce Room 3^151 Commerce Building Washington, D. C. 20230 . _ Dear Hr. Sak: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it usefuj. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172222 97/ STLCOPCB4046846 June l6, 1972 Dr. Samuel I. Shibko FDA ' Division of Toxicology Bureau of Foods 200 C. Street, S.W. (BF-152) Washington, D. C. 20204 - Dear Dr. Shibko: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on Kay 15* V.7e appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection \ DSW 172223 -/T7 CSTLCOPCB4046847 June 16, 1972 Dr. Raymond Shapiro FDA 200 C. Street, S.W, Room 68l6 Washington, D, C, 20204 _ Dear Dr. Shapiros Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information vjith you and hope you find It useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection 1 DSW 172224 STLCOPCB4046848 June 16, 1972 Ms. Jane Lewis Department of Commerce Room 2136, Main Commerce Washington, D. C. 20230 " Dear Ms. Lewis: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection 1 .< v 1 DSW 172225 UTfU STLCOPCB4046849 June 16, 1972 Mrs. Katherine Schirmer EPA Room 3019 Waterside Mall Washington, D. C. 20460 _ Dear Mrs. Schirmer; Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection ( >' DSW 172226 STLCOPCB4046850 June 16, 1972 Dr. John L. Buckley Environmental Protection Agency 401 M Street, S.W. Room 3202 Washington, D. C. 20460 _ Dear Dr. Buckley: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172227 u STLCOPCB4046851 June 16, 1972 Dr. Edward J. Burger, Jr. Office of Science and Technology Executive Office of the President Room 4224, New Executive Office Building Washington, D. C. 20506 Dear Dr. Burger: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection 1\ DSW 172228 ti ' STLCOPCB4046852 June 16, 1972 Dr. J, Clarence Davies Council on Environmental Quality 722 Jackson Place, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20006 _ Dear Dr. Davies: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this Information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172229 STLCOPCB4046853 June 16, 1972 Mr. Daniel Head Pollution Control Section Land & Natural Resources Division Department of Justice, Room 2631 9th and Pennsylvanla Avenue, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20250 - Dear Mr. Head: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity todiare this Information with you and hope you find It useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172230 STLCOPCB4046854 June 16, 1S72 Dr. Albert Kolbye, Deputy Director Bureau of Poods Food & Drug Administration 200 C Street, S.W. Room 6815 Washington, D. C. 20204 " Dear Dr. Kolbye: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172231 STLCOPCB4046855 June l6, 1912 .Dr. John E. Spaulding Head, Toxicology & Epidemiology Group Laboratory Services Division Hoorn 411, Cotton Annex Department of Agriculture VJashington, D. C. 20250 - Dear Dr. Spaulding: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection \ DSW 172232 STLCOPCB4046856 June 16, 1972 Dr. Lucille P. Stickel Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Laurel, Maryland 20810 " Dear Dr. Stickels Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you and hope you find It useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172233 .. // STLCOPCB4046857 June 16, 1972 Mr. John R. Wessel Office of Associate Commissioner for Compliance Food & Drug Administration 56OO Fishers Lane Rockville, Maryland 20852 Dear Mr. Wessel: Enclosed is a copy of the presentation made by Monsanto to the Interdepartmental PCB Task Force on May 15. We appreciate the opportunity to share this Information with you and hope you find it useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172234 / ,- STLCOPCB4046858 June 15, 1972 Mr. Arnold Doty P. R. Mallory Company 3029 East Washington Street Post Office Box 706 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 Dear Mr. Doty: I am forwarding under separate cover a sample of Aroclor 1016 requested by Mr. Fred Sauer for use as a laboratory standard. Enclosed Is a copy of the latest revision of Monsanto's analytical procedure for determining polychlorinated bi phenyls (PCB). I have also enclosed a copy of a chromatogram for Aroclor 1016 with the peaks identified ju3t as they are for Aroclor 1242 in the methodology packet. The lowest detection level with this procedure for PCB in water i3 2-4 parts per billion. I hope this information Is helpful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection /md Enclosure cc: Mr. Fred H. Sauer P. R. Mallory Company 0 DSW 172235 STLCOPCB4046859 June 15, 1972 Dr. C. M. Lang Department of Comparative Medicine Milton S, Hersey Medical Center Hersey, Pennsylvania 17033 Dear Dr. Lang: I am forwarding under separate cover the sample of Aroclor 1254 that I offered to send. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172236 STLCOPCB4046860 June 15, 1972 Mr. Prank Deitch Wilson-Sinclair Company Prudential Plaza Chicago, Illinois 6o501 Dear Mr, Deitch: Attached are copies of articles in which the uses of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) are described, Monsanto products containing PCB were sold under the following trademarks: Aroclor Pyranol Inerteen Therminol FR Santovac 1 Santovac 2 Pydraul I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosures William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172237 / / /- ,'X STLCOPCB4046861 June 15, 1972 Mr. J. C. Patterson Environmental Pollution Control Department 191 - Building 32 McDonnell Douglas Corporation Post Office Box 516 St. Louis, Missouri 63166 ~ Dear Mr. Patterson* Monsanto products which contained polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) were sold under the following trademarks: Aroclor Therminol FR Pydraul Santovac 1 Santovac 2 Inerteen Pyranol We have reviewed our records and note the following were shipped to your company: Date 19o6 1966 1968 1968 1968 1969 1970 1970 1971 1971 Location Shipped To Unknown Unknown Santa Monica, California Las Vegas, Nevada Santa Monica, California St. Louis, Missouri Santa Monica, California St. Louis, Missouri Santa Monica, California St. Louis, Missouri Product Aroclor 1232 Aroclor 1254 Therminol FR-1 Therminol FR-1 Therminol FR-2 Pydraul F-9 Pydraul F-9 Pydraul F-9 Pydraul A-200 Therminol FR-1 Amount (lbs.) 50 60 165 55 7 10,620 590 4,720 1,935 165 DSW 172238 4L-! STLCOPCB4046862 Hr. J, C. Patterson McDonnell Douglas Corporation June 15, 1972 Page -2- I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /m<2 William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172239 STLCOPCB4046863 June 15, 1972 Dr. Fredd Diamond RcsD. laboratory Printing Ink Division Roberts & Porter, Inc. 1001 Morse Avenue Elk Grove Village, Illinois 60007 - Dear Dr. Diamond: I regret I have no listing showing the heavy metal content of our products which I can share with you. We have not as yet embarked on the extensive program which would be Involved In obtaining the information. Monsanto products which contain polychlorinated biphenyls are sold only to electrical equipment manufacturers in the capacitor and transformer industry. These products are sold under the trademarks Aroclor, Inerteen and Pyranol. I hope this information is helpful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md William B. Papageorge Manager Environment Protection DSW 172240 ^/ STLCOPCB4046864 June 15, 1972 Mr. James Overman V.rar3aw Chemical Company, Inc. V.'arsaw, Indiana 46580 Dear Mr. Overman: ~ In attempting to respond to your undated letter in which you requested Material Safety Data Sheets (Form Humber L3S-00S-4), I could find no record of any sales of Monsanto products to your company. Perhaps your purchases have been made through distributors. If you will provide me with a list, I will send you the information which is available. Sincerely, /md bcc: E. J. Young Akron - 1010 V/illiam B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172241 y *>'9 STLCOPCB4046865 June 15, 1972 Mr. Jarne3 Kartell U. S. Geological SurveyWater Quality Laboratory- Room 101 Old Post Office Euildlng 12th & Pennsylvania, N. W. Washington, D C. 20242 " Dear Mr. Kartell: Attached is a list of the more common uses of PCBs which I had offered to send. I hope you find this information useful. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, /md Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172242 STLCOPCB4046866 AROCLOR (PCB TYPE) APPLICATIONS CUH RE! IT USES Electrical Capacitors: Aroclor 1016*, the major product used; Aroclor 1221; Aroclor 1254; very limited usage. Electrical Transformers: Aroclor 1242; Aroclor 1254. ^Similar to Aroclor 1242 with 5 chlorine and higher isomer content reduced. ' FORMER USES Electrical Capacitors: Aroclor 1242; Aroclor 1254. Electrical Transformers: Aroclor 1242; Aroclor 1254; Aroclor 1260. Heat Transfer Systems: Aroclor 1242; Aroclor 1248; Aroclor 1254. Vacuum Pumps: Aroclor 1248; Aroclor 1254. Gas Transmission Turbines: Aroclor 1232; Aroclor 1242. Hydraulic Fluids: Aroclor 1232; Aroclor 1242; Aroclor 1248; Aroclor 1254; Aroclor 1260. Plasticisers in Synthetic Resins: Aroclor 1248; Aroclor 1254; Aroclor 1260; Aroclor 1262; Aroclor 1268. In Adhesives: Aroclor 1221; Aroclor 1232; Aroclor 1242; Aroclor 1248; Aroclor 1254. In Surface Coatings: Aroclor 1221; Aroclor 1248; Aroclor 1254; Aroclor 1260; Aroclor 1262. Plasticizcrin Rubbers: Aroclor 1221; Aroclor 1232; Aroclor 1242; Aroclor 1248; Aroclor 1254; Aroclor 1260. V.rax Extenders: Aroclor 1242; Aroclor 1254; Aroclor 1268. Dedusting Agents: Aroclor 1254; Aroclor 1260. DSW 172243 STLCOPCB4046867 AROCLOR (PCB TYPE) APPLICATIONS FORMER US53 (continued) Pesticide Extenders: Aroclor 1254, Lubricants, Cutting Oils: Aroclor 1254, Carbonless Reproducing Paper: Aroclor 1242, Inks: Aroclor 1254. DSW 172244 STLCOPCB4046868 June 15, 1972 Dr. Doyle Perry Mallinckrodt Chemical Box 5^39 St. Louis, Missouri 63160 Dear Dr. Perry: I am sending under separate cover the samples of Aroclor3 you requested from Dr. Scott Tucker. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, KBP/md cc: E. S. Tucker Queeny - I76O William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172245 STLCOPCB4046869 June 13* 1972 Dr. Vance E. McClure Fishery-Oceanography Center National Marine Fisheries Service National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 17. S. Department of Commerce 8604 La Jolla Shores Drive P. 0. Box 271 La Jolla, California 92037 . - Dear Dr. McClure: I am sending under separate cover the samples of Aroclor 5^32 and Aroclor 5460 you requested in your letter postmarked June 5. There is no charge for these samples. I have enclosed copies of bulletins describing these polychlorinated terphenyls. The 6000 series Aroclors were blends of polychlorinated terphenyls and mono chlorobiphenyl. They do not contain any chlorinated naphthalenes. Monsanto has discontinued the manufacture of polychlorinated terphenyls and products containing these materials will not be available after June 30. I hope you find this information useful. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, VBP/pam Enclosures William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172246 STLCOPCB4046870 June 13, 1972 Mr. John M. Franz The Hilton-Davis Chemical Co. Sterling Drug Inc. 2235 Langdon Farm Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45237 Division Dear Mr. Franz: I regret I cannot send you the Aroclor 4465 requested in your Purchase Order No. 72-5647 dated June 8. This material has not been manufactured or sold for almost two years because it contained polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) which have been identified as environmental pollutants. I hope the lack of material does not seriously inconvenience you. Sincerely, WBP/paJ William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172247 STLCOPCB4046871 June 13, 1972 Mr. Ted Kasparek Western Kraft Corporation P. 0. Eox 339 Albany, Oregon 97321 " Dear Mr. Kasparek: Confirming our telephone discussion it is my understanding from talks with representatives of the Food and Drug Adminis tration that the banning of PCBs from food packaging materials plants as described in the proposed rulemaking published in the March 18, 1972 issue of the Federal Register was not intended to apply to the use of fire resistant PCB fluids in electrical capacitors and transformers. The office of the Hearing Clerk, FDA, ha3 received several comments relating to this need for clarification. I personally believe that when the regulations are revised that some specific references will be made to transformers and capacitors and conditions under which they will be permitted. These conditions will probably involve such items as the safe handling and proper disposal of the waste fluids. I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/paJ William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172248 STLCOPCB4046872 June 13, 1972 Ir. V/. F. vanGils Provinclale Keuringsdienst van V'aren In Drenthe v.d. Feltzpark 4 Post bus 37 ASSEN (THE NETHERLANDS) " Dear Ir. vanGilss I am sending under separate cover a sample of Aroclor 1254 as requested in your letter dated Hay 23. I have enclosed a copy of Monsanto Technical Bulletin 0/PL-306A. I hope you find this information useful. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, VJBP/paj Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172249 STLCOPCB4046873 June 12, 1972 Mr. E. B. Erookbank, Jr. The Mead Corporation South Paint Street Chilllcothe, Ohio 43601 _ _ Dear Mr. Erookbank: I regret and apologize for my late response to your request for toxicity information on KIF3 and Aroclor 1242 which you requested. I was under the impression that this type of information was being forwarded to representatives of your company, including Mr. Dale Shackle. I am now informed that information on Aroclor 1242 nay not have been made available to you. I am enclosing summaries of the toxicity information we have on MIPB and Aroclor 1242. The statement on Thcrminol FR-1 is included since it is a highly refined Aroclor 1242. The information discussed at the Quails Boost meeting in Forth Carolina in December, 1972 is also included. I hope you find this information useful and that my tardiness has not seriously inconvenienced you. Sincerely, V'BP/srw Enclosures bcc: C. Paton, B2SC R. J. Rego, 1210 William. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172250 STLCOPCB4046874 MONSANTO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Phone: (314) 694-1000 June 12, 1972 Dr. J. R. Couch 71 ^ - Department of Poultry Science College of Agriculture Texas A & M University College Station, Texas 77843 J iT <4 0 "7 ) 5> - ^ V i - (3 O X ) Dear Dr. Couch: I am forwarding under separate cover the sample of Aroclor 1242 you requested in your letter dated June 7, 1572 to Monsanto's Dr. G. L. Romoser. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, Manager Environmental Protection WBP/srw Enclosure - Separate Cover cc: Dr. G. L. Romoser - C3ND a unit of Mon sar *o Company DSW 172251 , -hV STLCOPCB4046875 MONSANTO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Phone: (314) 694-1000 June 12, 1972 Dr. J. A. Bowden Department of Biochemistry Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803 " Dear Dr. Bowden: I am sending under separate covers the samples of polychlorinated biphenyls you requested in your letter dated May 30, 1972. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely William a. rapageorge Manager Environmental Protection VJBP/srw Enclosures - Separate Cover a unit of Monsanto Company DSW 172252 STLCOPCB4046876 MONSANTO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri 63168 Phone: (314) 694-1000 June 12, 1972 Dr. Marshall Newcome 6 Morton Chemical Company 1275 Lake Avenue Woodstock, Illinois 60098 33? - / Poo Dear Dr. Newcome: I am forwarding under separate cover samples of commercial polychlorinated biphenyls which you requested for use as analytical standards in the determination of PCBs. If I can be of further service Dlease let me know. Sincerely, WBP/srw Enclosure William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection a unit of Monsanto Company DSW 172253 STLCOPCB4046877 MONSANTO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Phone: (314) 694-1000 June 12, 1972 Dr. Leonard C. Harber 212. - 0,1`I - Professor of Dermatology ' Department of Dermatology School of Medicine New York University 562 First Avenue New York, New York 10016 3 ?oo tfj- -5ofc7 Dear Dr. Harber: I am sending under separate cover the samples of Aroclors you requested. I have enclosed copies of articles relating to polychlori nated biphenyls which I hope you find informative. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/srw Enclosure Wj . . w _ Manager Environmental Protection a unit of Monsanto Company DSW 172254 STLCOPCB4046878 MONSANTO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Phone: (314) 694-1000 June 12, 1972 Dr. Frederick W. Plapp, Jr. Department of Entomology College of Agriculture Texas A & M University College Station, Texas 77843 - Dear Dr. Plapp: I am sending, under separate covers, samples of Aroclor 1221, and Aroclor 1242 as requested in your letter dated Hay 26, 1972. I regret I could not include a sample of Aroclor 1260. This material is no longer manufactured and the supply of samples has been depleted. I hope the unavailability of this Aroclor does not seriously inconvenience you. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely WBP/srw Enclosure - Separate Covers Wi^ ^ Manager Environmental Protection a unit of Monsanto Company DSW 172255 STLCOPCB4046879 Monsanto FROM (NAME ft LOCATION) V/. B. Papageorge - B2NA June 12, 1972 SUBJECT REFERENCE : E. S. Tucker - 1760 E. P. Wheeler - A2SA CC: Attached is a copy of a proposed project from Dr. Frances H. Bird, University of Maine, Orono, Maine. Dr. Bird is asking for our comments and suggestions. _ Will you please review the program and forv:ard any comments to me so that I can pass them on to Dr. Bird. wjtjr/srw Attachment William a. iapageorge DSW 172256 J-* A*-(^ STLCOPCB4046880 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE a Omo Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences r3 ' -- -* Hitehncr Hall Orono, Maine 04-173 June 6, 1972 Dr. W. B. Papageorge, Manager Environmental Protection Monsanto Industrial Chemicals Company 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard . St. Louis, Missouri 63166 - Dear Dr. Papageorge: This acknowledges receipt of the samples of Aroclors 1221, 1242 and 1254. These arrived safely, the last sample arriving yesterday. I do wish to thank you for making these samples available to us for study. For your information I am enclosing a copy of our proposed Hatch Project which has been submitted for approval. I would welcome your comments and suggestions. This study may be modified as we go along. The articles which you sent have been most helpful. Thank you for making this literature available to me. . Have you given thought and attention to methods which might be used to remove PCBs from food materials? I am thinking par ticularly of chicken fat from birds fed PCB containing diets. For example, would activated charcoal absorb PCB from rendered fat? Very truly yours FHB/cgm enclosure Francis H. Bird, Ph.D. DSW 172257 STLCOPCB4046881 Maine Agricultural Experiment Station Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences Hatch Project No. Effective July 1, 1972 I Title: Physiology of Low Level Intake of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Isomers by Chickens II Justification: Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are widely distributed in the global environment. They have been prepared and used commercially since 1929. Although their production, sale and use has been drastically re duced in the last few years, the estimated production in 1971 was still about 20 thousand tons (Chem. & Eng. News 1971). Studies in the last few years have shown a wide environmental distribution for PCBs (Risebrough, et al., 1968). Carpenter and Smith (1972) found wide spread concentrations of small pieces of brittle plastic in the western Sargasso Sea. These particles have surfaces which may serve for the attachment of diatoms and hydroids. They suggested that these plastics may be the source of the PCBs recently found in the tissues of oceanic animals. These facts coupled with the exceedingly long half-life of the PCBs suggest that small amounts of these materials may be found in the future in various kinds of foods and feeds. Work to date with chickens has been done only with commercial PCBs marketed as Aroclors by Monsanto Chemical Co., specifically Aroclor 1242 and 1248, fed in relatively high concentrations for short periods of time. It would seem appropriate to study the effects of feeding minute amounts of Aroclor or specific PCB isomers to chickens over long periods of time. Previous work; The toxic effects of relatively large amounts of PCBs (Aroclor) fed to chickens has been reported, (McCune, et al., 1962, Rehfcld, et al., 1971, and Scott, et al., 1971) and in other species of birds (Risebrough, eb al- 1968, end Dc!-` jre.i and Linder, 1971). DSW 172258 STLCOPCB4046882 -2- Rehfeld, et al., fed Aroclor 1248 to one-day old chicks for 4% to 5 weeks. General edema, enlarged heart sacs and depression of secondary sexual character istics were observed in chicks fed levels greater than 20 p.p.m.. Where 50 p.p.m. were fed in the diet, growth was depressed, mortality was 50% and some birds showed impaction of the crop and proventriculus indicating a temporary stasis of the digestive tract. Scott, et al., (1971) fed PCBs (Aroclor 1248) to laying hens for a period of 8 weeks. PCBs were transferred to eggs, muscle tissue and body fat of the laying hens but had no effect on shell strength. Ten p.p.m in the diet reduced hatchability by 20%. after 4 weeks and 44% after 8 weeks. Muscle tissue lost PCBs rapidly on with drawal of the material from the diet. The level in body fat and in eggs remained at a high concentration up to 4 weeks after withdrawal of PCBs from the diet. There is some indication that the toxicity of Aroclor is correlated with the chlorine content of the material (Rehfeld, et al., 1971). Thus, toxicity may be correlated with relative chlorine saturation of the biphenyl molecule which might indicate that the lower chlorine isomers are metabolized or turned over faster than are those contain ing more chlorine. Desaiah, et al., (1972) have shown that four PCBs in fish exhibit prominent inhibitory effects on oligomycin-insensitive Mg^+ ATPase, with that in muscle homeogenate being the most sensitive. Aroclors . 1242 and 1254 were more inhibitory than 1221 and 1268. According to a recent science editorial (Chem. Eng. News 1972) the PCB problem is far from resolved. It is reported that some European-made PCBs contain tetrachlorodibenzofurans which are highly toxic compounds and are suspected carcinogens. A nonpolychlorinated biphenyl has been found in the urine of rats fed 100 to 500 p.p.m. Aroclor 1254 and this biphenyl compound was found in the Aroclor administered. It was found to have a mass spectrum number (m/e) of 304. A contaminant with the same m/e number has been identified as tetrachloroparadibenzofuran in the French and West German products. However, the component m/e 304 could be tetrachloromethyl biphenyl since methyl biphenyls are present in trace concentrations in the DSW 172259 STLCOPCB4046883 -3- feedstock used to make PCBs. Rats fed the above Aroclor have enlarged livers and abnormalities in the liver cells. Whether the m/e 304 component contributed to the toxic effect is not known. The same type of liver enlargement has been observed in chicks (Rehfeld, et al., 1971). PCBs appear to block the chick's response to Vitamin D. This may partially explain the involvement of PCBs in egg shell formation, contributing to thin shells. _ Methodology using gas-liquid chromatography (GLC) for the determination of PCB still leaves much to be desired. "The pattern of GLC peaks from a sample contain ing PCB is often not exactly like that from any of the Aroclors. This is probably due to a combination of cir cumstances, e.g., weathering and/or metabolism of the residue; and perhaps variation in the recovery of the different PCB components through the methodology. Choosing an appropriate Aroclor reference against which to measure a residue requires good judgment on the part of the analyst." (Pesticide Anal. Manual Vol. I, Section 251.17). Thus, work needs to be done to standardize the methods of analysis for PCBs. Also, standards of reference must be employed which are consistent among laboratories. DSW 172260 STLCOPCB4046884 -4- References Carpenter, E.J. and K.L. Smith, Jr. 1972. Sargasso Sea Surface. Science 175: 1240-1241. Plastics on the Chemical & Engineering News. 1971. Toxic Substances (12). p.p. 15. ibid. 1972. Research heightens concern over PCB's. April 17, pp. 27-28. Crane, R.K. and T.H. Wilson. 1958. An in vitro method jfor the study of intestinal absorption of sugars. J. Appl. Physiol. 12:145-146. Dahlgren, R.B. and R.L. Linder. 1971. Effects of polychlorinated biphenyls on pheasant reproduction, behavior and survival. J. Wildlife Mgt. 35:315. .' Desaiah, D., L.K. Cutkkomp, H.H. Yap and R.B. Koch. 1972. Inhibition of oligomycin-sensitive and -insensitive magnesium adenosine triphosphatase activity in fish by polychlorinated biphenyls. Biochem. Pharmacology 21: 857-865. McCune, E.L., J.E. Savage and B.L. O'Dell. 1962. Hydroperi cardium and ascites in chicks fed a chlorinated hydro carbon. Poultry Sci. 41:295. Rehfeld, B.M., R.L. Bradley, Jr., and M.L. Sunde. 1971. Toxicity studies on polychlorinated biphenyls in the chick. 1. Toxicity and symptoms. Poultry Sci. 50:1090-1096. Risebrough, R.W., P. Rieche, D.B. Peakill, S.G. Herman and M.N. Kirven. 1968. Polychlorinated biphenyls in the global ecosystem. Nature 220: 1098-1102. Scott, M.L., D.V. Vadehra and V.A. Mullenhoff, G.L. Rumsey and R.W. Rice. 1971. Results of experiments on the effects of PCBs on laying hen performance. Proc. Cornell Nutr. Conf. p.p. 56-64. DSW 172261 STLCOPCB4046885 -5- IV Objectives 1. To test the long term effects in chickens of continuously feeding diets containing small amounts of an Aroclor or pure polychlorinated biphenyl isomers. 2. To study assay procedures for the quantitative esti mation of polychlorinated biphenyl isomers in feed ingredient, feeds and animal tissues. 3. To investigate methods for blocking the physiological activity of PCBs. V Procedure Male and female chickens of a meat type production strain -will be used in both meat and egg production studies. They will be fed commercial type rations to which will be added either an Aroclor, a pure polychlorinated biphenyl isomer, or a combination of isomers at preliminary levels of 0, 0.01, 0.10, 1.00, and 10.0 p.p.m. Nanogram and picogram levels may be investigated depending on results with the preliminary levels. The PCB materials which will be investigated are as follows: Aroclors 1232, 1242, 1248, 1254 and 1260. In addition, the initial isomers to be studied are: 2 - Chlorobiphenyl 4,4* dichlorobiphenyl 2,4 - dichlorobiphenyl 2.4.6 - Trichlorobiphenyl 2',3,4 - Trichlorobiphenyl 2,2',4,4* - Tetrachlorobiphenyl 2.3.4.5.6 - Pentachlorobiphenyl 2,2',4,4',6,6' - Hexachlorobiphenyl 2,2*,3,3*,5,5',6,6' - Octachlorobiphenyl 2,2',3,3',4,4*,5,5*,6,6* - Decachlorobiphenyl . Feed consumption, growth data, egg production and mortality records will be maintained. Tissue accumulation of PCBs will be followed by tissue analysis either following DSW 172262 STLCOPCB4046886 -6- slaughter of representative animals or by tissue biopsy techniques. Tissues which will be analyzed are liver, muscle and fat. PCB content of feces will be determined. Any animal dying will be autopsied and appropriate gross and histological observations will be made. Analysis for PCBs in tissues and eggs will conform to present official procedures outlined in Pesticide Analytical Manual, Vols. I and II, Food and Drug Admin istration, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1971, and the `'compilation of PCB analytical procedures iised by FDA laboratories," 1972, or their revisions. Broiler studies will be for 8-week periods. Females used in egg production studies will be fed the test rations from day of hatch through the first laying year. Tests for fertility and hatchability of eggs from hens will be carried out. Also, the carry over of PCBs from egg to the baby chick will be investigated. All animals, eggs and litter to be disposed of will be burned in an incinerator equipped with a stack burner to completely combust escaping gases. The ability of the gut to transport PCBs will be investigated by the Crane and Wilson technique (1958) in which an everted section of gut is formed into a sac and incubated in a glucose buffer containing the material to be transported. This technique will permit tho otuAy of materials which might block the uptake of PCB by the intestine. The data will be analyzed by appropriate statistical methods. DSW 172263 STLCOPCB4046887 -7VICooperating Agencies None. VII Termination by June 30, 1977. Five (5) years. VIII Financial Support Salaries Research Technician Supplies Polychlorinated biphenyl isomers glassware chemicals Capital Equipment Detector replacement Gas Chromatograph Laboratory Alterations water lines vacuum lines exhaust fan hood canopy DSW 172264 STLCOPCB4046888 -8IX Personnel; Francis H. Bird and Richard W. Gerry X Institutional Unit: ~ Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences DSW 172265 STLCOPCB4046889 June 12, 1972 Dr. Larry G. Hansen Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology College of Veterinary Medicine University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urbana, Illinois 6l801 ~ Dear Dr. Hansen: Quality control tests on each lot of Aroclor produced are performed using the appropriate ASH4 method listed on the cover page of the methodology packet I have enclosed. The values which must be met are found in Table 2 - pages 6 and 7 of the enclosed Technical Bulletin O/PL 306A. Typical election capture reference chromatograms can be found in the methodology packet. I hope you find this information useful. If I can be of further service please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/srw Enclosures William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172266 STLCOPCB4046890 June 12, 1972 Mrs. Folly Murphy ihe A. C. Mueller Company P. 0. Box 02220 Cleveland, Ohio 44102 _ _ Dear Mrs. Murphy: YJill you please inform Mr. R. H. Pekrul, Braden-Sutphin Ink Company, that we cannot supply him a Material Safety Data Sheet on Multiflex MI>1 because it is not a Monsanto product. I believe it Is sold by Diamond Shamrock. Sincerely, V/BP/srw cc: Charles Matzek William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172267 STLCOPCB4046891 William B. Pspageorge - B2HA June 12, 1972 R. H. Munch - 1760 P. J. A. Marsh - 5040 R. A. Eaxter - 5^70 Enclosed are two copies of a report recently issued by the U. S. A, Interdepartmental Task Force on PCBs. Ralph Munch had informed me of your interest In receiving these. A copy was mailed to John Mason and Peter Marsh on May -17* 1972. - WBP/srw Enclosures William B. Papageorge DSW 172268 '/ STLCOPCB4046892 June 12, 1972 Dr. Francis H. Bird Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences University of Maine, Orono Htichner Hall Orono, Maine 04473 . - Dear Dr. Bird: I regret that I cannot send you a sample of Aroclor 1248 as requested In your letter dated June 9# 1972, as our supply of samples has been depleted and the material is no longer manufactured. I hope the lack of Aroclor 1248 does not seriously In convenience you. Sincerely, WBP/srw William B. Papageorfee Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172269 STLCOPCB4046893 Monsanto - 4 i NAME & L SUBJECT REFERENCE TO >N* W. B. Papageorg-e - B2NA June 9, 1972 J. E. MAURER - EISA ' <>8^\ cc C. F. Callis - N1A ' V/. R. Corey - B2SL I. D. Hill - MlA J. S. Metcalf - E1SF W. R. Richard - T3A C. W. Roos - 32SA J. F. Stapleton - B2SA Serious consideration is being given to a possible con sulting arrangement with Dr. G. Fred Lee, Water Chemistry Laboratories, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. I have attached a draft of a proposed agreement patterned after the one recently prepared for Professor Martin Alexander, Cornell University. ~ May I have your comments? WBP/srw Attachment W. B. Papageorge DSW 172270 STLCOPCB4046894 June 13, 1972 Professor G. Fred Lee 1140 Sherman Avenue Madison, Wisconsin 53703 Dear Professor Lee: . This letter is to confirm the terms and conditions under which you agree to serve Monsanto Company, through its operating unit Monsanto Industrial Chemicals Co., (hereinafter referred to as MONSANTO) as a consultant during the period beginning September 1, 1972 and ending September 1, 1973, it being understood that this consulting period may be extended by mutual agreement. It is understood and agreed that as a consultant you will provide MONSANTO with the full benefit of your knowledge, experience and skill in the evaluation of the impact of industrial chemicals in the environment. It is agreed that with respect only to specific materials concerning which you actually consult with MONSANTO your consulting services during the period of this agreement and any extensions thereof shall be on an exclusive basis. It is understood that during the consulting period provided for herein you will make available at least ten (10) days for consulting service to MONSANTO, with the further understanding DSW 172271 STLCOPCB4046895 Professor G. Fred Lee -2- June 13, 1972 that the actual dates on which you provide consulting service to MONSANTO will be determined by mutual agreement between you and MONSANTO; provided that MONSANTO shall not be obligated to utilize more than one (l) day of such service or, in lieu thereof, make payment for one (l) day of such service. MONSANTO agrees to pay you at the rate of three hundred dollars ($300.00) per day for each day of consulting services actually provided to MONSANTO or forty dollars ($40.00) per hour spent on behalf of Monsanto in your office. Payment shall be made promptly following submission by you of an invoice specifying the date and location at which consulting service was provided. It is understood and agreed that MONSANTO will stipulate the places and locations where you will provide consulting services and where this requires you to travel away from your regular place of residence or business MONSANTO will reimburse you for the reasonable traveling and living expenses actually incurred by you upon submission by you and approval by MONSANTO of an itemized account of expenses for which you seek reimbursement; provided, however, that, travel time shall not be considered to be time spent in providing consulting services to MONSANTO. Inasmuch as MONSANTO will, during the period of this agreement and any extensions thereof provide you with information considered to be confidential and proprietary, having been developed by DSW 172272 STLCOPCB4046896 Professor G. Fred Lee' -3- June 13, 1972 MONSANTO at considerable expense, you agree to use such infor mation only for purposes of providing consulting services to MONSANTO and to preserve such information, as well as all information developed by you as a result of your services to MONSANTO, in confidence and not to disclose the same to others for a period of five (5) years from the date of this agreement, and, that upon termination of this agreement, or at any other time MONSANTO requests, you will transmit to MONSANTO any written, printed, or other materials embodying such confidential information, including all copies and excerpts thereof, given to you or prepared by you in connection with your work for MONSANTO under this agreement. It is understood, however, that this agreement is not intended to restrict your use or disclosure of information which (1) is or later becomes publicly known under circumstances involving no breach of this agreement; (2) was already known to you, as evidenced by your written records, at the time of its receipt , from MONSANTO; (3) is lawfully and in good faith made available to you by a third party. It is further agreed and understood that specific information disclosed to you by MONSANTO shall not be- deemed to be available to the public or in your prior possession. It is understood and you agree that any and all inventions and discoveries, whether or not patentable, which you conceive and/or DSW 172273 STLCOPCB4046897 Professor G. Fred Lee -4- June 13, 1972 make within the consulting period herein provided for and any extensions thereof and which are related to any question or problem with respect to which MONSANTO has utilized your services under this agreement, and/or as a result of information received from MONSANTO, shall be the sole and exclusive property of MONSANTO, and that you will, upon request by MONSANTO, promptly execute any and all applications, assignments, or other instruments which MONSANTO shall deem necessary or useful in order to apply for and obtain Letters Patent of the United States and all foreign countries for said inventions and discoveries and in order to assign and convey to MONSANTO the sole and exclusive right, title and interest in and to said inventions and discoveries and patent applications and patents thereon. It is understood that MONSANTO will bear the cost of preparation of all such patent applications and assignments, and the cost of prosecution of all such patent applications in the United States Patent Office and in the patent offices of foreign countries. If the foregoing terms and conditions meet with your understanding and approval, please indicate your acceptance and agreement by signing this letter in duplicate at the place indicated below and returning one of the signed duplicates to us whereupon this letter shall constitute an agreement between you and MONSANTO. Very truly yours, ' MONSANTO COMPANY ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO: By Date By Title DSW 172274 STLCOPCB4046898 June 9 1972 Mr. J. P. Singer Charlotte Chemical Labs P. 0. Box 9^3 Charlotte, North Carolina 28201 - Dear Mr. Singers I regret and apologize for the delay in responding to your request for 0 reliable field test method for determining the presence of biphenyl in a working environment. Our Research personnel who develop analytical methodologies have not succeeded in finding a new technique and are, at present, not optimistic that a simple method is at all possible. This is 0 recurring problem in our highly sophisticated technical society. I have enclosed copies of articles which I hope are useful to you. We plan to continue our efforts to seek a simple field test. If anything interesting develops, I will cer tainly forward it to you. Sincerely, William B. Popageorge Manager Environmental Protection WBP/srw cc: H. R. Ford - Monsanto Atlanta, Georgia Enclosures DSW 172275 STLCOPCB4046899 June 7, 1972 Mr. Michael Bolgar Analabs, Inc. 80 Republic Drive Northhaven, Connecticut 06473 ~ Dear Mr. Bolgar: I am forwarding under separate cover samples of Aroclor 5432, 5442 and 5460 as you requested. If I can be of any further assistance, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/srw Enel: Separate Cover William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172276 ./y STLCOPCB4046900 June 7# 1972 Mr. Paul Van Ess McClellan Air Force Base MAOCA Building 368 California 95652 Dear Mr. Van Ess: I am sending, under separate cover, the sample of Aroclor 1242 you requested. If I can he of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/srw Enel: Separate Cover William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172277 STLCOPCB4046901 June 7, 1972 Mr. Thomas 0. Gaines Pharmacologist Chamblee Toxicology Laboratory 4770 Buford Highway Chamblee, Georgia 303^1 Dear Mr. Gaines: I am sending to you, under separate cover, the samples of Aroclors you requested in your letter of June 1, 1972. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/srw Enel: Separate Cover William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection \ DSW 172278 / / ;. STLCOPCB4046902 * a. iJ. . . >J ii ~ - 4 .NAME fk LOCATION! V/. 3. P-^pagPorgp - PPM A June 7j 1972 SUUJCCT REFERENCE. TO Muriatic Acid Cotnmerical Grade Specifications S. IlcW memo to HCC & ARH dtd 6/1/72 Sam McWilliams - 1740 p; n '/ D. c. Arms trong G. L. Bratsch P. B. Kodges E1SE D. 3. Kosmer - E1SP A. E. Leisy R. Perry, Jr. - N1A J. R. Savage - B2SL W. C. Engman / Tne specification of Z 10 ppb polychlorinated biphenyl is very likely to be realistic and acceptable except for those few instances in which- some customer may' insist on "no detectable" PCB levels. > Vv _ If this should occur, let's handle the situation on a -case basis. WBP/srw W. B. Papageorge DSW 172279 STLCOPCB4046903 MONSANTO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Phone: (314) 694-1000 June 7, 1972 Dr. Conrad P. Straub, Co-Editor Critical Reviews in Environmental Control Room 1108 ^ Kay}Memorial Hospital s' University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 55^55 ' '_ - Dear Dr. Straub: Your letter dated May 19, 1972, seeking an author to prepare a critial review of PC3 and its effect on the environment was forwarded to me for response since I have been intimately in volved with the PCB/environment program. There are, of course, many individuals eminently qualified who could prepare such review. I was personally impressed by an article on PCBs which appeared in the October 1970 issue of Environmental Science and Technology. I have attached a copy in the event you have not read it. ' . The author. Dr. Carl G. Gustafson, was able to grasp the salient facts in a highly complex situation and present them in an easily read and objective text. I do not know if Dr. Gustafson has any further interest in writing about PCBs. I suggest, however, that he be approached as a potential author of your review. If he cannot prepare an article, perhaps he can recommend someone who can. Monsanto representatives are available to discuss PCBs with the person selected and to inform him of the current PCB situation. I hope I have been helpful. Sincerely, W:_____ . .^ w Manager Environmental Protection a unit of Monsanto Company DSW 172280 STLCOPCB4046904 NAME & LOCATION I W. B. Papageorge - B2NA SUBJECT June 7> 1972 i PC3 $ - Japan p i h K C',.p> CC: K. W. Easley - Washington, D.C. H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. R. Corey - B2SL J. R. Durland - Tokyo Attached is a copy of the response by the American Embassy in Tokyo to the Council of Environmental Quality relating to the same set of questions John Durland covered in his . memo dated May 25, 1972.' ' _ Note that these answers are very similar to John's infor mation. WBP/srw Attachment William B. Papageorge DSW 172281 STLCOPCB4046905 June 7, 1972 Mr. Dominick Pallaria Department 27^50 Western Electric Corporation 1600 Osgood Street North Andover, Massachusetts 018^5 ~ Dear Mr. Pallaria: Enclosed are copies of the articles relating to poly-- chlorinated biphenyls which I offered to Eend you. I hope you find this Information useful. If I can be of any further assistance please let me know. Sincerely, WBP/srw Enclosures William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172282 STLCOPCB4046906 M* MONSANTO INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CO. 800 N. Lindbergh Boulevard St. Louis. Missouri 63166 Phone: (314) 694-1000 June 7, 1972 Mrs. Hans Jensen 12 Derby Place Kings Park, New York 11754 , v, ' _' _ Dear Mrs. Jensen: VJe have received your letter of May 17, 1972, and are very sorry to hear about your son's problem. It cer tainly does sound mysterious, and it would appear that it may be difficult, if not impossible, to determine its cause. To answer your question as specifically as we can, there is no way we can tell you what manufacturers in the field of sporting goods equipment might have used PCBs because certain of our sales of plasticizer PCBs were made through, distributors and our records do not show who their customers were. We have reviewed our sales records and find no direct sales to the companies which you mentioned. We discontinued sales of PCBs for use in plastics approxi mately twenty months ago. A check with the distributors likely to have serviced the companies which you mentioned does not disclose any helpful information. We are also unable from our records to determine who among our former customers or customers of our distributors might, continue to have plasticizer PCBs in inventory. We therefore suggest that you might want to pursue the matter directly with the companies which made the equipment which your son was using. We can tell you, however, that we have never heard of a report about a problem similar to the one your son encountered occurring in a user of a plastic product that contained PCB as a plasticizer. Sincerely, WBP/srw Wil_. . ^w w, iger Environmental Protection a unit of Monsanto Company DSW 172283 STLCOPCB4046907 June 7, 1972 1 Ms, J. M, Spearman, Sanitarian Air Pollution Control Mecklenburg County Health Department 1200 Blythe Boulevard Charlotte, North Carolina 28203 - Dear Ms, Spearman: I regret to inform you that because of potential environ mental contamination problems the chlorinated polyphenols marketed under Monsanto's Aroclor trademark are no longer manufactured or sold for general use-including media mounting. I understand that Walter 0. McCrone Associates, Chicago, Illinois are knowledgeable In the field of embedding fluids. Perhaps they can advise you of alternative materials which may be available. Sincerely, WBP/srw William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172284 / /' STLCOPCB4046908 ,June 7 1972 Mr. L. M. Munro, Manager Client Conferences Doble Engineering Company 32 Locust Street Belmont, Massachusetts 02178 - Dear Mr. Munrof I reviewed Mr. E. L. FaaVs discussion of the report I presented at your recent Client Conference and found it consistent with the comments Mr. Kaab made at the meeting. I have no additions or alterations I could propose. I regret I did not get to see you in Boston and sincerely hope that you are now well on the way to full recovery. Sincerely, WBP/srw William B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172285 STLCOPCB4046909 W. B. Papageorge - B2NA June 7, 1972 Presentation Interdepartmental PCB Task Force H. S. Bergen - B2SL W. R. Corey - B2SL J. F. Stapleton - B2SA Attached is a copy of the presentation we made to the PCB Task Force on May 15 1972. Dr. Terry Davies, CEQ, had made a request for our notas and copies of the slides at the end of our presentation, I offered to assemble our`'Information and mail it to his Task Force members. I recognize that each of you had been exposed to this report many times during its preparation but I would appreciate a final review before I release it. WBP/srw Attachment William B. Papageorge DSW 172286 STLCOPCB4046910 6-2-72 10:40 47-00-725.^0 S. UNENO KOKXASEI - TOKYO RE: YOUR WIRE DATED APRIL 25. WE HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY KMK MATERIAL FOR CHLORINATED DIBENZOFURAN ANALYSIS. ARE YOU REFERRING TO KANECHLOR SAMPLE. W. B. PAPAGEORGE COPY SENT TO: E. S. TUCKER DSW 172287 r .w y STLCOPCB4046911 June 2, 1972' k \ Z - 3 3 o-biZO Mr. R. J. Elchena Northern State Power Company 1518 North Chestnut Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55^03 . Dear Mr. Eischens, inclosed are copies of articles relating to polychlorinated 3l^` enyls which I offered to send. ' hope you find the information useful. If I can be of 'urther service, please let me know. Sincerely, 9P:cc ^closure W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection June 2, 1972 P Dr. Nimmo US EPA Sabine Island Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 ~ Dear Dr. Nimmo: I am sending under separate cover the samples of Aroclor 1242 and Aroclor 1254 you requested. Sincerely, WBPscc W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection. DSW 172289 STLCOPCB4046913 June 2, 1972 Dr. Fred Diamond R and D Laboratory Roberts & Porter, Inc, Printing Ink Division 1001 Morse Avenue Elk Grove. Village, Illinois 60007 _ Dear Dr. Diamond, J In responding to your undated letter requesting polychlorinated biphenyl and heavy metal information on products you purchase from Monsanto, I can find no record of any purchases for 1971 or year-to-date 1972, If you can list for me the products in which you have specific concern, I will try to get the necessary information for you. Sincerely, WBPscc W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172290 /> > STLCOPCB4046914 June 1, 1972 Dr, Donald G Wilson P. R. Mallory & Co,, Inc. P. 0. Box 1115 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 Dear Don, Attached is a copy of the letter from the Tennessee Division of Water Quality Control which I mentioned. Note the references to your plant and to Beech Creek. Sincerely, WBPtcc Enclosure W. B. Papageorge Manger Environmental Protection DSW 172291 '/j~ STLCOPCB4046915 W. B. Papageorge - B2NA June 1, 1972 Methyl Biphenyl E. P. Wheeler V/. R. Corey H. S. Bergen T. L. Gossage C. Paton Geneva Chemical is offering methyl biphenyl as a heat transfer fluid under the trade name Chemtherm 65. ~ Does your department have any tosicity, COD, BOD information on this material? WBP:cc W. B. Papageorge DSW 172292 STLCOPCB4046916 W. B. Papageorge - B2NA June 1, 1972 Current PCB Product Labels Mr. C. Pa ton P. G. Benignus H. S. Bergen W. R. Corey T. L. Gossage -J. R. Savage . G. R. Sido A. E. Lelsy B. McCutcheon - B2SC - E2SL - B2SL -- B2SL - B2SL - G5EC - 17^0 - 1740 Bob McCutcheon informs me that in addition to the list of products in my memo dated May 4, 1972, he is still using the following labels; - Domestic Aroclor 1248 Inerteen 54201CF Export Aroclor 1248 Inerteen 54201CF Inerteen 54201CM Inerteen 54201KA Difenilo Clorado Pyranol A13B3B will be phased out and replaced with Pyranol A13B3B2 for both domestic and export orders. Any comments? WBPicc W. B. Papageorge DSW 172293 STLCOPCB4046917 June 1, 1972 Kr. J. B. Romberger, President North Penn Hide Co., Inc, P. 0. Box 325 Elizabethville, Pennsylvania 17023 ^ _ Dear Mr. Romberger, In response to your letter dated April 25 and Dr. G. L. Romoser's letter dated May 23, I have reviewed our files and find that the only material which your company purchased from Monsanto is Santoquin. Since this is the only Monsanto product involved and it happens to belong to the group of products of special interest to Dr. Rornoser, he has informed me that he will be corresponding with you with specific reference to Santoquin liquid. We regret any inconvenience this delay in response may have caused you. Sincerely, WBP:cc cc: G. L. Rornoser W. B. Papafeeorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172294 -/ ~7 STLCOPCB4046918 June 1, 1972 Mr. T. Lang Manager, Corporate Procurement Control Data Corporation P. 0. Box 0 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55^0 - Dear Mr. Lang, In response to your letter dated.May 26, I have the following comments to offer. The disposal of obsolete and rejected capacitors is particularly challenging since high temperature incinerators required for proper disposal are not available. Lacking this type of facility, the use of approved landfills, not located near water, should be considered. Laboratories throughout the world have continually searched for a fluid as an alternative for PCB. With the recognition of the PCB environmental problem, this effort has been accelerated, but no material which has the proper dielectric characteristics, as well as fire and explosion resistance, has yet been developed. Assuming a material with the desired chemical and physical proper ties were known now, it appears to me that an additional three years may be required to thoroughly evaluate it toxicologically and environmentally, as well as commercially. The American National Standards Institute Committe C-107 met on May 25 to complete a draft of the proposed guidelines. This draft will be presented to the full committee within a month and will then be submittedJfor approval by letter ballot to the sponsoring organizations. DSW 172295 STLCOPCB4046919 Mr. T. Lang June 1, 1972 Page 2 I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP:cc W. B, Papageorge Manger Environmental Protection DSW 172296 I STLCOPCB4046920 June 1, 1972 Mr. W. F. Weber Assistant Director of Corporate Purchasing Hoerner Waldorf Corporation 2250 Wabash Avenue P-. 0. Box 3260 Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 . Dear Mr. Weber, In response to your letter, dated May 10, requesting information on the PCB content of materials you purchase from Monsanto, I have reviewed the files for 1971 and 1972 to date and note that you have purchased Mersize TFL 77 PCT and Mersize LCS 70 PCT. PCBs are not used as raw materials, ingredients or in the processing equlpmentin the manufacture of these products. To the best of my knowledge and belief there are no PCBs present. I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, WBPscc W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172297 U/ / STLCOPCB4046921 June 1, 1972 Mr. Webs ter Opie U* Cabot Corporation Concord Road Villerica, Massachusetts 01821 _ Dear Mr. Opie, I am sending under separate cover the sanples of polychlorinated biphenyls you requested. If I can be of further help, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP:cc W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172298 \ STLCOPCB4046922 June 1, 1972 ,,P Dr. Allan Schenck v' ' Menasha Corporation ________ Box 367 Neenah, Wisconsin w- cr 1 - Dear Dr, Schenck, Attached is a copy of the abstract of the PCB toxicity studies sponsored by Monsanto, As soon as copies of the full publication are available, I will forward you a set. Sincerely, WBP:cc Enclosure W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection t DSW172299 I !. STLCOPCB4046923 June 1, 1972 u / ^ - 111 - o L5 a Mr. Hay Bogenrief > Pabst Brewery 917 West Juneau Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201 \~-{A - Dear Mr. Bogenrief, I am forwarding under separate cover samples of Aroclor 1221, Aroclor 12^2 and Aroclor 1254 which you requested from Mr, Willis Clark. These samples represent polychlorinated mixtures still being produced by Monsanto. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP:cc W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection | DSW 172300 " / f STLCOPCB4046924 June 1, 1972 Mr, Knowlton J. Caplan 5945 Maplewood Lane Minnetonka, Minnesota 553^3 " Dear Mr. Caplan, Your letter, dated May 17 > has been forwarded to me for response since I have been intimately involved with the Aroclor products mentioned. Aroclor 1260 was a chlorinated biphenyl mixture with 60^ by weight of chlorine present. Aroclor 5^-32 was a chlorinated terphenyl mixture with 32$> by weight of chlorine present. You will note I used the past tense in referring to these materials. Your client. The Q. T. Schjeldahl Company, has not been able to purchase Aroclor 1260 since August, 1970 and Aroclor 5^32 since March, 1972. Manufacture and sale of both of these products have been terminated by Monsanto because of the potential environmental problems which they might create, I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP:cc W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172301 .-if ^ /'' STLCOPCB4046925 June 1, 1972 Mr. Stuart Reid 3oi> -- 2 3<? - (si I 0 Environmental Protection Agency PPL Laboratories P. 0. Box 490 Perrine, yiorida 33157 Dear Mr. Reid, I am sending under separate cover the sample of Aroclor 1016 you requested from Mr. Jack Garrett. If I can be of further service, pleaee let me know. Sincerely, TOP: cc W. B. Papageorge Manager . Environmental Protection DSW 172302 ./ / STLCOPCB4046926 June 1, 1972 Mr. D. W. Payne Assistant Purchasing Agent Sunstrand Data Control, Inc. Overlake Industrial Park Redmond, Washington 98052 Dear Mr. Payne, I regret and apologize for the delay in responding to your letter dated May 8. Monsanto recognized that polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) were being identified as an environmental pollutant and beginning in the summer of 1970 developed a program for the termination of sales of PCB to uses which could hot be controlled and for which alternative materials could be found. Sales are now limited only to approved customers for dielectric applications in capacitors and transformers used for ballast, motor control or power transmission. To date no alternative fluid which has the proper dielectric characteristics, as well as fire and explosion resistance, has been developed. I hope this information is useful to you. If I can be of further service, please let me know. Sincerely, WBP:cc W. B. Papageorge Manager Environmental Protection DSW 172303 STLCOPCB4046927 to ;l J i iI DSW 172304 /. STLCOPCB4046928