The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, June 20, 1983, Image 8

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    14—The Daily Collegian Monday, June 20, 1982
Former AC&C workers hold pay rally
By S.A.MILLER
Collegian Staff Writer
Former employees of the American Color and
Chemical Corp. in Lock Haven are today protesting
both poor severance pay offerings from AC&C and
the fact that none of.their immediate families will
be screened for possible exposure to toxic chemi
cals.
In a rally scheduled for 10 a.m. at the AC&C site,
the former employees hope to show “exactly what
they are dealing with in AC&C.”
AC&C, which lies adjacent to the Drake toxic
waste site, closed last year but maintains a skele
ton crew of about eight to perform routine mainte
nance at the plant. At one time the company, which
made mostly dyes and herbicides, employed as
many as 400 people.
“The things we’ve been hearing and reading in
the newspapers have us scared,” said Lynn Robin
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son, a former AC&C employee. “We also want to let
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