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internal Carbide memo. But a company physician said the chemical, which sent 135 people to the hospital, is less toxic than MIC. Dr. Bipin Avashia, Institute plant physician, also said Monday that aldicarb oxime decomposed when it hit... Published: Tuesday, August 13, 1985 Words: 996
Moore was referring to Sunday's leak of up to 500 gallons of a gas containing the toxic chemical aldicarb oxime at the Carbide plant. The leak sent 135 people to hospitals with eye, nose and lung irritations. David Heydinger, state... Published: Thursday, August 15, 1985 Words: 236
and lawyers from Washington, D.C., and Louisiana. The Kanawha County suit charges that Carbide was negligent and is liable in its handling of the aldicarb oxime leak that sent 135 people to area hospitals. Chesley, contacted late Tuesday... Published: Wednesday, August 21, 1985 Words: 663
Jack Hord. The Institute plant has been under intense scrutiny since Aug. 11 when a leak of methylene chloride, aldicarb oxime and other chemicals sent 135 people to the hospital. Brock said the inspection was intended to help Union... Published: Wednesday, September 11, 1985 Words: 554
said at a news conference Tuesday at his Charleston office. "If there was a letdown, it was in the warning system." The leak of aldicarb oxime sent 135 people to area hospitals with nose, eye and lung irritations. Several Institute... Published: Wednesday, August 14, 1985 Words: 463
Institute Volunteer Fire Department. He helped during emergency procedures Aug. 11 after a toxic leak of aldicarb oxime and methylene chloride at Carbide's . Institute plant sent 135 people to hospitals for treatment of nausea, dizziness... Published: Monday, August 19, 1985 Words: 569
when there is a change in consciousness within Union Carbide about producing toxic chemicals near populated areas," Nuchims said. On Aug. 11, a leak of methylene chloride, aldicarb oxime and other chemicals caused 135 people to seek... Published: Saturday, September 07, 1985 Words: 583
the pesticide Temik, said Henderson, but is considered far less toxic than MIC. Several angry residents said the leak began before 9:35 and charged that Carbide failed to warn them sufficiently. Yolanda Sims, who lives next to the plant... Published: Monday, August 12, 1985 Words: 447
Occupational Safety and Health Administration Oct. 1 proposed fines of $32,100 for violations that led to the leak of aldicarb oxime and methylene chloride, which caused 135 people to seek hospital attention. The violations include... Published: Wednesday, October 09, 1985 Words: 160
of chemicals, state Air Pollution Control Commission Director Carl Beard said Friday. The leak of aldicarb oxime, methylene chloride and other chemicals caused 135 people to seek hospital treatment, and three of those were still patients... Published: Saturday, August 17, 1985 Words: 796
