Harrington, Daniel

Christopher F. Harrington, Daniel S. Vidler, and Richard O. Jenkins... 

Immunotoxicity. Reports of immunotoxicity are restricted to the findings of treatment-related altered thymus and spleen weights in animals exposed to chlorine dioxide or chlorite (Daniel et al. 1990 Gill et al. 2000 Harrington et al. 1995a). Neither chlorine dioxide nor chlorite appear to be of particular immunotoxicity concern. Additional immunotoxicity studies do not appear to be needed at this time. 

The Bureau of Mines drew a different lesson from the disaster. Louis McCabe came back to Washington in mid-1949 to head its air and water pollution programs, and under his leadership the Bureau called for a federal air pollution program that went beyond research to control. Like the mine safety expert Daniel Harrington, who had just retired, McCabe was careful to avoid open disputes. He hedged his criticisms of industrial polluters with encomiums to the goodwill of the responsible majority of industry. But the critical tone of his public statements was unmistakable. 

Daniels, A.J., Matthews, J.E., Slepetits, R.T., Jansen, M., Viveros, O.H., Tadepalli, A., Harrington, W., Heyer, D., Landavazo, A., Leban,J.J. Spaltenstein, A. (1995a) High affinity neuropeptide Y receptor antagonists. Proc. JVatl Acad. Sci. USA 92, 9067-9071. 

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