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Mar 5, 2008, News Report

The long-awaited arrival of the 2008 Emergency Response Guidebook, the emergency preparedness guide that helps transporters, police, fire personnel and other emergency responders quickly identify the hazards of materials involved in an incident, is expected mid May.

The 2008 Emergency Response Guidebook replaces the 2004 edition with the latest emergency response guidelines. DOT's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has just issued a formal summary of changes from the 2004 edition. This summary of changes is available at www.jjkeller.com/21209.

The 2008 Emergency Response Guidebook is available in a variety of formats and can be reserved now to ensure priority processing as soon as it is available for shipment.

Customers ordering now will receive their 2008 Emergency Response Guidebooks at J. J. Keller's 2004 edition prices.

To view the anticipated emergency response guideline changes or to reserve copies of the 2008 Guidebook, visit www.jjkeller.com/21209 or call 1-800-327-6868. Callers should reference Action Code 21209 JB

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