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E*ON COMPANY U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 2180 HOUSTON. TEXAS 77001 HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT MOUSTRIAL HYGIENE HANS M. SCCEL MANAGER June 9, 1994 RE: Corporate Inquiry Regarding Past Safety Programs and Procedures Concerning Asbestos Professor Clyde Berry 15 Curlew Ct. Hendersonville, North Carolina 28792 Dear Professor Berry: I have recently assumed the responsibility for the Industrial Hygiene Department of Headquarters Health Services, Exxon Company, U.S.A My Company assignment for some years prior to my current position was outside the United States, and l am interested in ensuring that I am familiar with the Company's industrial hygiene practices, both currently and in the past. I am writing to request your input into a Company investigative effort and written report to memorialize the Company's past standard operating procedures and policies with respect to Exxon's and-its predecessor .companies' efforts to protect workers from potential asbestos health hazards. Our policies and practices regarding asbestos have, from time to time, been a subject of inquiry. However, as you are no doubt aware, the passage of time, the administration of our records retention policy, and the retirements of many long time employees have all led to some of the Company's records on this subject being discarded or lost. Your input, drawn from your first-hand knowledge and experience of over thirty years will be critical to accurately memorializing the policies and practices of Exxon and its predecessor companies. You will be contacted shortly concerning the coordination of this effort A 0(VISION Of EXXON CORPORATION (713) 656-3387 C00002 E*ON COMPANY U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 2180 HOUSTON, TEXAS 77001 HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MANS K SIEGEL MANAGER June 9, 1994 RE: Corporate Inquiry Regarding Past Safety Programs and Procedures Concerning Asbestos Professor George Cvejanovich 7607 Eastmark Drive, .Suite 260 College Station, Texas 77840 Dear Professor Cvejanovich: I have recently assumed the responsibility for the Industrial Hygiene Department of Headquarters Health Services, Exxon Company, U.S.A. Like you, my former duties for the Company took me out of the country for some time, and I am now interested in ensuring that I am familiar with the Company's industrial hygiene practices, both currently and in the past. I understand that you are currently engaged in some consulting work for the Company, and I am writing to request your input into a Company investigative effort and written report to memorialize the Company's past standard operating procedures and policies with respect to Exxon's and its predecessor companies' efforts to protect workers from potential asbestos health hazards. Our policies and practices regarding asbestos have, from time to time, been a subject of inquiry. However, as you are no doubt aware, the passage of time, the administration of our records retention policy, and the retirements of many long-time employees have all led to some of the Company's records on this subject being discarded or lost. Your input, drawn from your first-hand knowledge and experience of over thirty years will be critical to accurately memorializing the policies and practices of Exxon and its predecessor companies. You will be contacted shortly concerning the coordination of this effort. Very A DIVISION OP EXXON CORPORATION Hans (713)656-3387 CC.^003 E*ON COMPANY U.S.A POST OFFICE BOX 2180 HOUSTON. TEXAS 77001 HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT MOUSTR1AL HYGIENE HAMSH.SECEL MANAGER June 9, 1994 RE: Corporate Inquiry Regarding Past Safety Programs and Procedures Concerning Asbestos Dr. Robert Eckardt 10409 E. Champagne Drive Sun Lakes, Arizona 85248 Dear Dr. Eckardt: I have recently assumed the responsibility for the Industrial Hygiene Department of Headquarters Health Services, Exxon Company, U.S.A. My Company assignment for some years prior to my current position was outside the United States, and I am interested in ensuring that I am familiar with the Company's industrial hygiene practices, both currently and in the past. I understand that you are currently engaged in some consulting work for the Company, and I am writing to request your input into a Company investigative effort and written report to memorialize the Company's past standard operating procedures and policies with respect to Exxon's and its predecessor companies' efforts to protect workers from potential asbestos health hazards. Our policies and practices regarding asbestos have, from time to time, been a subject of inquiry. However, as you are no doubt aware, the passage of time, the administration of our records retention policy, and the retirements of many long-time employees have all led to some of the Company's records on this subject being discarded. or lost Your input, drawn from your first-hand knowledge and experience of over thirty years will be critical to accurately memorializing the policies and practices of Exxon and its predecessor companies. You will be contacted shortly concerning the coordination of this effort. A OfVISKDN or EXXON ZOflPOfUTlON e*;on COMPANY. U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 2180 HOUSTON. TEXAS 77001 HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT MOUSTRIAL HYGIENE HANS H. SEGEL MANAGER June 9, 1994 RE: Corporate Inquiry Regarding Past Safety Programs and Procedures Concerning Asbestos Professor James W. Hammond, Sr. 1010 Town Place Houston, Texas 77057 Dear Professor Hammond: I have recently assumed the responsibility for the Industrial Hygiene Department of Headquarters Health Services, Exxon Company, U.S.A. This is essentially the position you formerly held for over thirty years. My Company assignment for some years prior to my current position was outside the United States, and I am interested in ensuring that I am familiar with the Company's industrial hygiene practices, both currently and iq. the past. I understand that you are currently engaged in some consulting work for the Company, and I am writing to request your input into a Company investigative effort and written report to memorialize the Company's past standard operating-procedures and policies with respect to Exxon's and its predecessor companies' efforts to protect workers from potential asbestos health hazards. Our policies and practices regarding asbestos have, from time to time, been a subject of inquiry. However, as you are no doubt aware, the passage of time, the administration of our records retention policy, and the retirements of many long-time employees have all led to some of the Company's records on this subject being discarded or lost. Your input, drawn from your first-hand knowledge and experience of over thirty years will be critical to accurately memorializing the policies and practices of Exxon and its predecessor companies. You will be contacted shortly concerning the coordination of this effort A OfVISJOM OF XXON COLORATION \' CCGG05 E^ON COMPANY U.SA POST OFFICE BOX 2160 HOUSTON. TEXAS 77001 HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT MOUSTRIAL HYGIENE HAN3M.SEGEL MANAGER June 9,1994 RE: Corporate Inquiry Regarding Past Safety Programs and Procedures Concerning Asbestos Dr. John G. Lione, M.D. American Association of Retired Person 601 E. Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20049 Dear Dr. Lione: I have recently assumed the responsibility for the Industrial Hygiene Department of Headquarters Health Services, Exxon Company, U.S.A. My Company assignment for some years prior to my current position was outside the United States, and I am interested in ensuring that I am familiar with the Company's industrial hygiene practices, ^both currently and in the past. I am writing to request your input into a Company investigative effort and written report to memorialize the Company's past standard operating procedures and policies with respect to Exxon's and its predecessor companies' efforts to protect workers from potential asbestos health hazards. Our policies and practices regarding asbestos have, from time to time, been a subject of inquiry. However, as you are no doubt aware, the passage of time, the administration of our records retention policy, and the retirements of many long time employees have all led to some of the Company's records on this subject being discarded or lost. Your input, drawn from your first-hand knowledge and experience of over thirty years will be critical to accurately memorializing the policies and practices of Exxon and its predecessor companies. You will be contacted shortly concerning the coordination of this effort. Very truly yours, q Ha^s R. Siegel / (713)656-3387 CZCi00G A OIVTSIOM Of EXXON CORPORATION EJfcON COMPANY U.S.A. post .office box 21 so-Houston.texas 77001 HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT MOUSTRIAL HYGIENE HANS H. SCGEL MANAGER June 9, 1994 RE: Corporate Inquiry Regarding Past Safety Programs and Procedures Concerning Asbestos Dr. Neill K. Weaver 2327 North Powhaten Street Arlington, Virginia 22205 Dear Dr. Weaver I have recently assumed the responsibility for the Industrial Hygiene Department of Headquarters Health Services, Exxon Company, U.SA My Company assignment for some years prior to my current position was outside the United States, and I am interested in ensuring that I am familiar with the Company's industrial hygiene practices, both currently and in the past 1 understand that you are currently engaged in some consulting work for the Company, and I am writing to request your input into a Company -investigative effort and written report to memorialize the Company's past standard operating procedures and policies with respect to" Exxon's and its predecessor companies' efforts to protect workers from potential asbestos health hazards. Our policies and practices regarding asbestos have, from time to time, been a subject of inquiry. However, as you are no doubt aware, the passage of time, the administration of our records retention policy, and the retirements of many long-time employees have all led to some of the Company's records on this subject being discarded or lost. Your input, drawn from your first-hand knowledge and experience of over thirty years will be critical to accurately memorializing the policies and practices of Exxon and its predecessor companies. You will be contacted shortly concerning the coordination of this effort a OrvtSJON 0* EXXON CORPORATION Hans.R. Siegel (713) 65b-3387 CO0007