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5 HEALTH COUNCIL, NATIONAL ORG 2-3/C 6 HEALTH COUNCIL, PEOPLE'S ORG 1/C 7 HEALTH COUNCIL, PUBLIC (NJ) ORG 16-31/C 8 HEALTH COUNCIL, PUBLIC (NYS) ORG 8-15/C 9 HEALTH COUNCILS, COMMUNITY (GB) ORG 1/C 10 HEALTH COUNCILS, FEDERATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD (NYC) ORG 1/C b//2 ##k END OF DISPLAY k** MODIFIERS=A' SKIP TO LOGIC=B ENTER MORE TERMS=X x ENTER TERMS=A//TERM//TERM//ETC. a//industrial health council<or8 ACCEPT TERM=A REJECT TERM=B INDUSTRIAL HEALTH COUNCIL, AMERICAN ... ORG ; 4-7/C a MODIFIERS=A SKIP TO LOGIC=B ENTER MORE.TERMS=X b LINK TERMS-VIEW MORE=A//LOGIC LINK TERMS-SEARCH=B//LOGIC VIEW MORE TERMS=C 1 HEALTH COUNCIL, AMERICAN INDUSTRY ORG /C 2 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH COUNCIL, AMERICAN ORG 4-7/C **k END OF DISPLAY #** /

b//1r2 VIEW ON TERMINAL: EARLIEST=A LATEST=B UNSORTED=C DEFERRED PRINT: EARLIEST=D LATEST=E UNSORTED=F NUMBER OF ITEMS RETRIEVED = 6 b * *NEXT=B OR B//# END=C DEFERRED PRINT: ALL=D SELECTIVE=A//# *# (C)NYTIMES.SEE ABSTRACT FOR YEAR.NONTIMES MATERIAL BY PERMISSION 1 OF 6 BW /JNL 1978- 5-29 t 322 2 4/WGT 12/LIN NO FICHE PHO/ILS 1492073/IDN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY 8 HEALTH ADM (OSHA) STARTS HEARINGS ON 'GENERIC' POLICY THAT WILL SET UP CRITERIA FOR IDENTIFYING CARCINOGENS AND LIMITING THEIR EXPOSURE IN WORKPLACE; PROPOSES THAT ANY SUBSTANCE THAT HAS CAUSED TUMORS, EVEN NONMALIGNANT ONES, IN 2 ANIMAL TESTS WILL BE TREATED AS CARCINOGEN, AND THAT WORKPLACE EXPOSURES WILL BE REDUCED TO 'LOWEST FEASIBLE LEVEL'; WHERE SUBSTITUTES ARE AVAILABLE, ZERO-EXPOSURE WILL BE MANDATEDi AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH COUNCIL BELIEVES THAT STANDARDS ARE TOO RIGID', COMES UP WITH PROPOSAL THAT WOULD GIVE FAR LESS WEIGHT TO ANIMAL EVIDENCE THAN TO HUMAN EXPERIENCE; PHOTO OF OSHA'S SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR REGULATORY AFFAIRS ANSON M KELLER (M) b #*NEXT=B OR B//# END=C DEFERRED PRINT: ALL=D SELECTIVE=A//# * * (C)NYTIMES.SEE ABSTRACT FOR YEAR.NONTIMES MATERIAL BY PERMISSION 2 OF 6 NYT/JNL 1978- 3- 5 : 1: 1 4/WGT 25/LIN 64-78- 6 STT/TOM 1451890/IDN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADM (OSHA) PROPOSAL FOR CRASH PROGRAM TO IDENTIFY CARCINOGENS IN ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND CHEMICALS HAS AROUSED CORPORATE CONCERN; 40 COMPANIES, MANY IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY, HAVE CONTRIBUTED $1 MILLION TO ESTABLISH AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH COUNCIL, WHICH IS DENYING OSHA CLAIM THAT INCREASED USED OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS IS CAUSING A CANCER EPIDEMIC IN US; COUNCIL IS AMONG 250 COMPANIES, UNIONS AND TRADE ASSOCIATIONS THAT FILED SEPARATE BRIEFS WITH OSHA IN ADVANCE OF F'UBLIC HEARING SCHEDULED TO START MAY 16; INDUSTRY'S ARGUMENT THAT HEALTH HAZARDS MUST BE WEIGHED AGAINST ENORMOUS ECONOMIC COST OF ELIMINATING THEM IS ATTACKED AS 'CALCULATED MURDER' BY SUCH LABOR LEADERS AS OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION PRES ANTHONY MAZZOCCHI; AFL-CIO HAS VOTED TO UNDERTAKE NEW PROGRAM OF RESEARCH IN AREA; INDUSTRY SPOKESMAN HAS NOTED THAT DESPITE TIGHTER SAFETY RULES FOR WORKER EXPOSURE TO VINYL CHLORIDE, VINYL CHLORIDE PRODUCTION WAS 8% GREATER IN '77 THAN IN '74i HOUSE COMMERCE SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSUMER PROTECTION AND FINANCE HEARINGS ARE EXPECTED TO HEAR TESTIMONY FROM STEPHEN M SOBLE, WHO DEVELOPED PROGRAM FOR b **NEXT=B OR B//# END=C DEFERRED PRINT: ALL=D SELECTIVE=A//# * * sDzss4oooi

(C)NYTIMES.SEE ABSTRACT FOR YEAR.NONTIMES MATERIAL BY PERMISSION DEALING WITH VICTIMS OF TOXIC SUBSTANCESr AND REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM BRODHEADr WHO INTRODUCED SOBLE'S PROGRAM IN '77i VARIOUS FED AGENCIES NOW REGULATE 14 SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE CANCER IN HUMANSr HAVE RECOMMENDED SUCH REGULATION FOR 13 OTHERS AND HAVE SOME INDICATIONS THAT AN ADDITIONAL 2r156 MAY CAUSE CANCER (M) b 3 **NEXT=B OR B//# END=C DEFERRED PRINT2 ALL=D SELECTIVE=A//# *# (C)NYTIMES.SEE ABSTRACT FOR YEAR.NONTIMES MATERIAL BY PERMISSION 3 OF 6 WSJ/JNL 1978- 1-16 0 42 3 4/WGT 15/LIN NO FICHE 1444364/IDN AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH COUNCILr REPRESENTING 76 PRODUCERS AND USERS OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALSs PROPOSES PLAN FOR REGULATION OF CARCINOGENS IN PLACES OF WORKi PLAN IS MODERATE ALTERNATIVE TO MORE STRINGENT REGULATIONS PROPOSED BY OSHA; PLAN IS INTERPRETED AS INDICATING THAT CHEMICAL INDUSTRY ACKNOWLEDGES HAZARDS OF CARCINOGENSr AND HAS DECIDED NOT TO RESIST REGULATION THROUGH LEGAL AND OTHER PROCEDURAL MANEUVERSi PLAN CALLS FOR FORMATION OF INDEPENDENT PANEL OF SCIENTISTSr POSSIBLY TO BE SELECTED BY NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCESr TO DETERMINE WHEN SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE WARRANTS A GIVEN SUBSTANCE'S CLASSIFICATION AS CARCINOGENIC; PLAN ALSO PROPOSES TO ALLOW LIMITED EXPOSURE TO LOW-RISK CARCINOGENSr RATHER THAN TOTAL BAND CHEMICAL INDUSTRY FEARS OSHA PLAN WOULD BE TOO LAX IN ASSESSING VALIDITY OF RESEARCH USED TO DETERMINE CARCINOGENIC POTENTIALS; OSHA AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRY PLANS COMPARED (M) b * *NEXT=B OR B//# END=C DEFERRED PRINTS ALL=D SELECTIVE=A//* * * (C)NYTIMES.SEE ABSTRACT FOR YEAR.NONTIMES MATERIAL BY PERMISSION 4 OF 6 NYT/JNL 1978- 1-15 : 19: 1 4/WGT 6/LIN 15-78-45 UPI/SRC 1431003/IDN AMER INDUS HEALTH COUNCILr CHEM rNDUS LOBBYING GROUPr CHARGES CARTER ADM EFFORT TO ELIMINATE ALL RISK OF CANCER AT JOB SITES IS ABSURD BECAUSE WORKER'S LIFE IS FULL OF RISKS; DOW CHEM PRES PAUL OREFFICE COMMENT6; COUNCIL MAKES COUNTERPROPOSAL TO POLICY OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADM THAT WOULD REDUCE EXPOSURE TO LEVEL OF ACCEPTABLE RISK (S) 5 OF 6 WP /JNL 1977-12-28 4 6: 1 4/WGT 7/LIN NO FICHE 1432740/IDN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADM'S 99 PAGES OF PROPOSED RULES FOR IDENTIFYINGr CLASSIFYING AND REGULATING TOXIC SUBSTANCES CAUSES CHEMICAL INDUSTRY TO MOBILIZE; EXECUTIVES AT DUPONT. ALLIED CHEMICAL DOW AND OTHER COMPANIES SPAWN AMERICAN INDUSTRY HEALTH COUNCIL TO DEAL WITH LEGAL STRATEGYr PUBLIC RELATIONSr RESEARCH; OSHA PROPOSES TO LIMIT WORKER EXPOSURE TO ALL SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS (M) b ... i-

4 **NEXT=B OR B//# END=C DEFERRED PRINT: ALL=D SELECTIVE=A//# *# (C)NYTIMES.SEE ABSTRACT FOR YEAR.NONTIMES MATERIAL BY PERMISSION 6 OF 6 JCM/JNL 1977-11-25 2 1: 1 4/WGT 10/LIN NO FICHE 1429922/IDN US CHEMICAL INDUSTRY ESTABLISHES AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH COUNCIL, MULTI-INDUSTRY ORGANIZATION, TO COPE SPECIFICALLY WITH NEW CARCINOGEN REGULATIONS PROPOSED BY OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA)i PURPOSE OF NEW ORGANIZATION, WHICH NOW CONSISTS OF 34 COMPANIES, IS TO ESTABLISH WORKING DIALOG WITH OSHA AND TO ASSIST AGENCY IN DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE, REASONABLE, AND SCIENTIFIC POLICY ON CARCINOGENS IN THE WORKPLACEO OSHA'S PROPOSED REGULATION FOR IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES POSING POTENTIAL CARCINOGENIC RISK WAS PUBLISHED IN FEDERAL REGISTER ON OCT 4 '77 (M) *** END OF DISPLAY *** b * *NEXT=B OR B//# END=C DEFERRED PRINT: ALL=D SELECTIVE=A//# * * (C)NYTIMES.SEE ABSTRACT FOR YEAR.NONTIMES MATERIAL BY PERMISSION 1 OF 6 BW /JNL 1978- 5-29 t 32: 2 4/WGT 12/LIN NO FICHE PHO/ILS - 1492073/IDN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY 8 HEALTH ADM (OSHA) STARTS HEARINGS ON 'GENERIC' POLICY THAT WILL SET UP CRITERIA FOR IDENTIFYING CARCINOGENS AND LIMITING THEIR EXPOSURE IN WORKPLACEi PROPOSES THAT ANY SUBSTANCE THAT HAS CAUSED TUMORS, EVEN NONMALIGNANT ONES, IN 2 ANIMAL TESTS WILL BE TREATED AS CARCINOGEN, AND THAT WORKPLACE EXPOSURES WILL BE REDUCED TO 'LOWEST FEASIBLE LEVEL'i . WHERE SUBSTITUTES ARE AVAILABLE, ZERO-EXPOSURE WILL BE MANDATED; AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH COUNCIL BELIEVES THAT STANDARDS ARE TOO RIGIDi COMES UP WITH PROPOSAL THAT WOULD GIVE FAR LESS WEIGHT TO ANIMAL EVIDENCE THAN TO HUMAN EXPERIENCED PHOTO OF OSHA'S SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR REGULATORY AFFAIRS ANSON ' M KELLER (M) ENTER TERMS=A//TERM//TERM//ETC. Tszss4oooi