CHEMICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES CONTACT LIST
                         
      Chemically Injured:

   Richard Conrad, Ph.D., biochemistry, Johns Hopkins U.;415/ 663-9080,
      Environmental Consultant specializing in improvement of Indoor
      Air Quality
   Julia Kendall, 41S/485-6870, Citizens for a Toxic Free Marin;
      Coordinator, ADA Notice of Noncompliance Campaign;
      Member, Sen. Marks' Advisory Panel on Chemical Sensitivity
   Jack Ronan, 415/759-7255; Environmental Health Network
   Susan Springer, 510,428-0244, National Coalition for the Chemincally
      Injured, Steering Committee.
      
      Industry:

    Michael J. Petrina, Jr., Esq, 202/331-1770
      Vice-President - Legislative Relations
      The Cosmetic, Toiletry, and Fragrance Association
      Member, Sen. Marks' Advisory Panel on Chemical Sensitivity
   Richard Ford, Ph.D.,201/567-7523; Research Institute for Fragrance
      Materials, Inc. (Testing for skin irritation, not damage from
      absorption or inhalation.)
      
      Attorneys:

   James Goodman 404/892-4200, Persons With Disabilities Law Center
      Senior Staff Attorney; leads seminars on ADA; has chemically
      injured clients
   Laurel Mousseau 415/928-1420; San Francisco attorney has chemically
      injured clients
   Susan Parkinson, 415/455-8190; San Rafael attorney has represented
      chemically injured clients
      
      Physicians:

   D.L. Dudley, M.D., 206/752-6677, neurologist, Chemical Injury Research
      Foundation; study shows in 20 subjects significant organic changes
      in areas of the brain from which offending symptoms orginate
      following inhalation of perfume.
   Thomas Callender, M.D., 318/233-6022; brain scans on chemically injured
      patients. He says pregnant women using fragrance chemicals
      can cause birth defects.
   Gunnar Heuser, M.D., Ph.D., 805/497-3518, immunotoxicology and
      neurotoxicology, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, L.A.; Ass't Clinical
      Prof. of Medicine, U.C.L.A.; widely published
      Member, Sen. Marks' Advisory Panel on Chemical Sensitivity
   Jeffry Anderson, M.D., 415/927-7140; large practice treating
      chemically injured patients
      
      Other Contacts:

      
   Paul Imperiale, 415/554-8925, San Francisco Mayor's Disability Coordinator
   Herb Levine, 415/863-0581; Director, Independent Living Resource Center
      for San Francisco; ADA authority
   Joan Ripple, 415/474-0308, Senator Milton Marks' office; Consultant,
      California Senate Subcommittee The Rights of The Disabled;
      Ccordinator, Sen. Marks' Advisory Panel on Chemical Sensitivity.
      

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