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/;. r / -3- -V AUDIQOTE Acoustical Plaster was manufactured at Ft. Dodge, -Y ' and Hagersville (Canada). First Bulletin issued 9-15-55. New The Brighten, produce contained approximately 7*s% asbestos; however, it also contained approxi mately 8 3/4% of Mouldene Talc which contained varying amounts of fibrous tremolite impurity (15-30%), which was defined by OSIIA as asbestos as of 7-7-72. Production was discontinued October 1, 1972. Prior to release of AUDICOTEa Temporary Bulletin was issued 6-30-55 for RED TOj Acoustical Plaster, the precursor of AUDTCOTE. plaintiff's exhibit SABINITE Acoustical Plaster consisted of a family of producl following designations: A, B, M, F, TF, No. 38, and RED TOP. Plants involved were East Chicago, Fort Dodge, Gypsum, New Brighton, Midland, and two Canadian Plants, Hagersville and Hillsborough. The asbestos concept varied by product from 3 to 7*s%. The first Bulletin issued (to the best of my knowledge) is 61-2-3 dated 4-18-33. Production was discontinued on November 18, 1964. ORIENTAL Interior Finish Plaster was manufactured at Ft. Dodge, New Brighton, Oakfield, Philadelphia, and Sweetwater per Bulletin 53-5-0-11. The product contained approximately 1% asbestos, and was discontinued October 1, 1972. r f ini m o d i) ORIENTAL Exterior. Finish Stucco was manufactured at Ft. Dodge, New Brighton, Oakfield, Philadelphia, Sweetwater, Norfolk, Jacksonville, and Montreal per Bulletin 53-5-0-12; also Formula "M" at Sweetwater per Bulletin 53-5-0-12-3. The regular ORIENTAL Exterior Finish Stucco contained approximately 0.2% asbestos and was reformulated without asbesto; effective October -1r-1972. Formula "M" contained 0.3% asbestos. /t C --c t / t.