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4:x. 13 U.S. Department of Labor pil6 5 1994 Office of the Solicitor Washington, D.C. 20210 MEMORANDUM FOR THOMAS HALL Division of Consumer Affairs FROM: SUSAN SHERMAN S~ S Project Attorney( SUBJECT: Witnesses for Indoor Air Quality Hearing The following persons have been invited by OSHA to present tastimony at the informal hearings on OSSHA's proposed rule on Indoor Air Quality that will begin in Washington, D. C. on September 20, 1994. Henry Beale Microeconomic Applications Inc. 4354 Warren Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 Mr. Beale is an economist who will Regulatory Impact Analysis. offer testimony on OSHA's Neil Benowitz, M. 0. Building 30, Fifth Floor San Francisco General Hospital 1001 Potrero Avenue San Francisco, California 94110 Dr. Benowitz is chairman of the Department of Clinicai Pharmacology, University of California at San Francisco. He will offer testimony ori the use of cotinine as a specific marker of environmental tobacco smoke exposure. He will also establish that cotinine is a valid quantitative marker of the level•of environmental tobacco smoke exposure. Dr. Daniel Ford, K. D. 2024 East Monument Street Suite 2-600 Baltimore, Maryland 21205-2223 Dr. Ford is a medical doctor and epidemiologist, holding joint appointments in the Department of Epidemiology and the Department of Health Policy and Management at Johns Hopkins University as well as serving on the medical staff of Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Dr. Ford will discuss the use of epidemiological data in risk assessment. He will also discuss the epidemiology of passive tobacco smoke in'relation to lung cancer and heart disease. Professor Stanton Glantz Division of Cardiology Box 0124, Room 1196M 505 Parnassus Avenue University of California San Francisco, California 94143 Dr. Glantz will address the development of heart disease in relation to exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. He will also testify on the impact of the tobacco provisions of the proposed to the restaurant industry. S. Katharine Hammond Department of Family and Community Medicine University of Massachusetts Medical Center Worcester, Massachusetts Dr. Hammond will testify about her studies documenting nicotine exposure from environmental tobacco smoke. Michael Hodgson, M. D. University of Connecticut Health Center MC 6105 263 Farmington Avenue Farmington, Conn. 06030 Dr. Hodgson will testify about the adverse health effects associated with exposure to poor indoor air from a clinician's point of view. Peggy Jenkins California Air Resources Board Research Division Post Office Box 2815 sacramento, California 95812 Dr. Jenkins will testify about her work assessing exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. 2

Hal Levin & Associates 2548 Empire Grade Santa Cruz, California 95060 Mr. Levin is an expert on indoor air quality and will address the benefits that can be expected to be realized if the proposal is implemented. Joseph W. Lstiburek Building Science Corporation 273 Russett Road Chestnut Hill, Mass. 02167 Mr. Latiburek is a professional engineer with extensive experience in diagnosing building related problems. He will testify on various aspects of the indoor air quality proposal including the importance of bioaerosol control and the control of relative humidity. Philip R. Morey Clayton Environmental Associates 1729 Christopher Lane Norristown, Pa. 19403-3365 Dr. Morey will discuss microbiological contamination of indoor environments and resulting disease of the inhabitants. Dr. Wayne Ott Scientist Atmospheric Research and Exposure Assessment Laboratory U. S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711 Currently on assignment at: Department of Statistics Sequoia Hall 126 Stanford University Stanford, California 94305 ~ Dr. Ott will testify about a model developed to estimate tobacco smoke concentrations in the air from smoking. 3

Jonathan Michael Samet, M.D. chairman Department of Epidemiology School of Hygiene and Public Health The Johns Hopkins University 615 North Wolfe Street, Suite 6039 Baltimore, Maryland 21205-2179 Dr. Samet will testify about the adverse health effects associated with poor indoor air quality. William A. Turner The H. L. Turner Group, Inc. R. R. 1 Box 535A Harrison, Maine 04040 Mr. Turner is a ventilation expert. He will testify on various aspects of the indoor air quality proposal including the necessity to provide adequate employee information and training and.the inadequacy of general dilution ventilation to control exposure to carcinogens. Dr. Lance Wallace Scientist Atmospheric Research and Exposure Assessment Laboratory U. S. Environmental Protection Agency Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711 Currently located at: Environmental Photographic Interpretation Center Office of Research and Development 166 Bicher Road Building Bint Hill Farm Station Warrenton, Virginia 22186 Dr. Wallace will testify about the results of the TEAM studies (total exposure assessment methodology) as they relate to indoor air qqality, focussing on VOC, pesticide, and particle exposure. Dr. Wallace will also address EPA studies of'indoor air quality in large buildings. 4

A. Judson wells 5 Ingleton Circle Kennett Square, Penn. 19348 Mr. Wells will testify on risk assessments on lung cancer and heart disease associated with exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. He will also discuss the importance of confounding factors such as misclassification in evaluatj.ng the risk from exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. James Woods Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State University 2990 Telestar Court Falls Church, Virginia 22042 Mr. Woods will testify on the cost savings to be realized by having an effective indoor air quality program. He will also testify about the indoor air quality compliance program. 5