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worth ASBESTO S INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1835 K Street, N.W., Washington, O.C 20006 {202} 223-4885 JVC 2 25 August 2976 Memorandum For: Subject; Dr. H. B. Rhodes Mr. X- Weaver Industry-Government Conference, Sept. 8-9. It %*ill be most helpful if w e have biographical data on program participants under your cognizance and copies of prepared material, if available, to assist in the preparation of the proceedings of the Conference for later distribution. R/ H. Mereness Executive Director RHM :V y p c i M r. W. T h u r b e r UCC 010798 MS-' t mqwtmAMemcA ASBESTO S INFORMATION ASSOCIATION t6601 Stfwt, N.W. ! WMhirtgton, DC. 30036/ (302) 323-4686 Third Annual Industry-Government Conference September 8-9, 1976 ATTENDANCE LIST NAME Wendell Alcorn John Autry Sarkis G. Ampian ORGANIZATION Cadv/alader-Wickersham & Taft Johns-Manville Corp. Bureau of Mines Tryggve Baak Cyprus Industrial Minerals Co. George Barge Atlas Asbestos company Richard Bauer National Gypsum Co* Stephen G. Bayer NX OSH Horace Beasley Cement Asbestos Products Co. Lou Beuhler Eostone Corp. Colleen Boland AIA/NA Staff Ernie Bratt Southern Asbestos Co. A n d r e w W. Breidenbach, Ph.D. EPA R.C. Breiner GAF Corp. L. Elliott Bristol Morley Brownstein American B i l t r i t e , Inc. Consumer Affairs - Canadian Ministry of Consumers and Corporations George Butt Raybestos-Manhattan (Canada) F.T. Byrne 3M Company Keith A. Bo&den OSKA John Cain Al Callahan William Campbell Richard Carter Ramon P. Cesta John H. Chidester Bob Chiostergi Stan Christian Robert A. Clifton Jim Clohey Gordon A. Coats Mitchell Comins Walter Cooper Joseph R. Copeland 3M Company Nicolet, Inc. Bureau of Mines Johns-Manville Corp. Eastern Airlines I n t 'l A i r port Brunswick. Fabricators Textile Fiber Dept. - Dupont Co. The Bendix Corp. Bureau of Mines GAF Corp. caleveras Asbestos Ltd. Auto Friction Corp. Johns-Manville Corp. Pfizer, Inc. UCC 010799 2 NAME Joseph Cox Alex A. Cross William C. Clark y -V f ORGANIZATION OSHA Chairman, Standing Committee AA Conference Asten--Hill Ltd. Allan Laly Richard T. Davis Russel A, Dawson Ginny Detgen Thomas A. Dougherty Ed Drislane Certain-Teed Products Carp. Frank C* Frantz & Co. "Job Safety Health Report" AXA/NA Staff Certain-Teed Products Corp. Friction Materials Standards institute Maurice Eastin Dennis Eldred Philip E. Enterline, Ph.D. EPA Vermont Asbestos Group University of Pittsburgh Doris Pagan Bill Fassuliofcis A1 Fay Erich H. Feierabend Paul Filteau J.J. Finnegan Frank C. Frantz Asbestos Textile Institute GAF Corp. N a t i o n a l Gypsum Co. Abex Corp. DAMA Nicolet, Inc. F r ank C. Frantz & Co* Guy G, Garielson, Jr. Ma r t i n Garber, Jr. James Gilmore Joseph Goldfield Robert A. G o o d r Jr. Don Goodwin Charles Grossman Earl Gagan George P. Haecker Jerry Hammang Allen M. Harvey Nicolet, Inc. Phillips Petroleum Vermont Asbestos Group Johns-Manville Corp* Haveg Indus tries, Inc. EPA A - B e s t Products Co. Canadian Ministry of Consumers Corporations & Plastics Engineering Vermont Asbestos Group R.T. Vanderbilt C o . , Inc. UCC 010800 NAHE Clarence A* Herbsfc, Sr. Alton H. Hillis Keith Hirad John Hollingsworth Art R. H o o k e r , J r . J.K. Hubbard ORGANIZATION 3R$sinoid Engineering Corp. Franklin-Fibre Lamitex Corp. C. Itoh & Co. Dresser Industries - Kagcobar Division Flintkote Company M a n ning Paper Co. Joe Jackson Donald Johnson A/C Pipe Producers Ass'n Research Triangle Institute Robert Kelly Charles B. Kenahart william King William Krebs William Krucke T.J. Kuczkowski Don Lassiter Edmund J. Laubusch David Lavalette R.F. Lee A.C. Liggett R .H . Locke Sue Loomis William T. Lucas David Le Sourd TREMCO Bureau of Mines Armstrong Cork General Motors Corp. Raybe stos-Manh a11an Cutler-Hammer Stanford Research Institute Chlorine Institute General Dynamics Corp. Rogers Corp. Maremont Corp. w.R. Grace Co. Automotive Parts Rebuilders Ass'n The Breiner Co. Research Triangle Institute Donald Magill C .B. Mallory Edward March John Marsh Boni P. Martinez Buddy Mawyer John P. McGinley P,!?. McGraith Robert H . Mereness C. Jerry Morgan Kentaro Mori Fraser Morton Raymond L.H. Murphy, Jr John Myers Adrian May william McCamant , Hollingsworth & Vose Abex Corp. OSHA Raybestos-Manhattan Textile Fiber Dept* - E.I. Dupont Co. sheet Metal & Air Condition Contractors Certain-Teed Products Corp. FDA AIA/NA Staff North American Asbestos Corp. Nippon Asb. Ltd. 'C o ngoleum Industries M.D. The Faulkner Hospital Union Carbide Corp. Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft Automotive Service Industry Assn. UCC 010801 4 NAME Richard O*Brecht J ames J * G 1Dowd John O'Neal ORGANISATION ;Chamber of Commerce Jim Walter Research Carp* OSHA B.J. Pigg Robert Filmer Harold F.X. Plate Lawrence A. Plumlee* M. D. Dimitri Poutiatine AIA/NA Staff Garlock of Canada* Inc. United Asbestos* rnc, EPA Johns-Manville Corp. Jack Rainey Herman Rami g James J. Reis Harry B. Rhodes John Riopelle Lewis S. Ripps C. John Rozas Richard H. Rosenburg John Schmitt Robert J. Schuttler Kurt Schwartz Martin Sendecki John J. Sheehan Shin Shima William E. Shoemaker William E. Smith., M.D. Robert D. Soule Harold D. Stanley John Stender Christopher B. Sullivan John S . S h o c k l e y , Jr. June Thompson William C. Thurber Joan C. Todd Milt Prosper Don Tijunelis Richard Turney Amatex Corp. Raybestos-Manhafctan Johns-Manville Corp. Onion Carbide Corp. The Bendix Corp. Palmer Asphalt Co. Rockwell International Borg-Hamer Corporation Flintkote Company Hooker Chemicals & Plastics Corp. Supradur Mfgr. Corp. Congoleum Industries Onited Steelworkers of America NEippon Asb. Ltd. , KIOSH Fairleigh Dickinson University Clayton Environmental Consultants . Pfizer * Inc. EPA International Fiber* Inc. Bethlehem Steel Corporation CPSC Union Carbide Corp. 11Engineering & Mining Jour n a l " Johns-Manville Corp. Borg-Warner Corporation Automotive Service Industry Association UCC 010802 5 NAME Jane . Van Ness R.C. Wareham William Way Ike Weaver Raymond A. Weikopf Hans Weill r M.D. Sy Weiss J.F, Welch C. Fred Workman Milton Wright ORGANIZATION General Motors Corp., Special Materials, Inc. General Motors Corp. Raybestos-Manhattan Wagner Electric Corp. Tulane University - School of Medicine Pltntkote Company A/C Pipe Producers Nicolet, Inc. Research Triangle Park UCC 010803 D e c ; w . i- File A SBESTO S INFORMATION ASSO CIATIO N north America 1660 L Street N W Washington. D C 20036 i (202) 223-4885j^^ -j g y g Mr. Ralph Zumwalde Environmental Investigations Branch NIGSH U.S. Rost Office and Court House Room 331 Cincinnati, OH $5202 Re c e iv e d m g 3 1976 Bear Mr. Zumwalde; This is to confirm that you will he one of the speakers on a panel discussion of asbestos dust monitoring at the Third Annual Indus try-Government Conference sponsored by the Asbestos Information Association/North America. The meeting starts at noon on Wednesday, September 8 and continues through the after noon on the 9th. Vou will receive complete information in a few days. An attendance of 25(3-300 is expected, made up mainly of middle and upper management from companies that manufacture or use products that contain asbestos. A wide variety of company size will be represented as well as govern ment officials and industrial hygiene professionals. We want to stress the prac tical aspects of monitoring to help those who need to institute or improve asbestos monitoring programs. The panel members and the topic each will cover are listed below: Mr. Ralph Zumwalde - Environmental Investigations Branch, NI0SH The NIGSH Monitoring Procedure. Mr. Robert G. Keenan - Clayton Environmental Associates Obtaining monitoring services from consulting firms. Mr. Stanford K Christian - The Bendix Corporation In-house monitoring programs. An hour has been allocated for this part of the program. It is requested that each of you plan to talk for about 15 minutes to allow some time for questions and discussion. If you have any questions, please let me know. I would like to express my personal appreciation and that of the AIA/riA for your participation. Ue feel that there will be a substantial number of people in the audience who have a pressing need for help in' this area. Very truly yours, HBR:dal C C : Mr. R. H. Mereness Harrison 8. Rhodes Panel Moderator UCC 010804 O L . C : .-i - u . ffijf u m - File flOtM*fM*ilCl* ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 166 L Street N W ' Wasfcmgior*. 0 C 20036 r (202) 223-495 July 30, 1976 Mr. Stanford K. Christian Industrial Hygienist The Bendix Corporation Bendix Center - Executive Offices Southfield, MI 48075 %^ Dear Mr. Christian: ^ This is to confirm that you will be one of the speakers on a panel discussion of asbestos dust monitoring at the Third Annual Industry-Government Conference sponsored by the Asbestos information Associ&tion/Morth America The meeting starts at noon on Wednesday, September 8 and continues through the after noon on the 9th. You w i n receive complete information in a few days. An attendance of 250-300 is expected, made up mainly of middle and upper management from companies that manufacture or use products that contain asbestos. A wide variety of company size will be represented as well as govern ment officials and industrial hygiene professionals. Vie want to stress the prac tical aspects of monitoring to help those who need to institute or improve asbestos monitoring programs. The panel members and the topic each will cover are listed below: Mr. Ralph Zumwalde - Environmental Investigations Branch, HIOSH The NIOSH Monitoring Procedure Mr, Robert G. Keenan - Clayton Environmental Associates Obtaining monitoring services from consulting firms. Mr, Stanford K. Christian - The Bendix Corporation In-house monitoring programs. An hour has been allocated for this part of the program. It is requested that each of you plan to talk for about 15 minutes to allow some time for questions and discussion. If you have any questions, please let me know. I would like to express my personal appreciation and that of the AIA/fiA for your participation. We feel that there will be a substantial number of people in the audience who have a pressing need for help in this area. Very truly yours, HBR:dal CC: Mr, R. H. Mereness Harrison B. Rhodes Panel Moderator UCC 010805 -r INTERNATIONAL ASBESTOS INFORMATION CONFERENCE STANDING COMMITTEE u + BARK STREET, LO N DO N W iY +A8, ENGLAND Telephone; 1-499 T e le x ; H Si Telegrjm i; Incorrupt London v. ^ AAC/AH Mr* R, H. Mereness, Executive Director, Asbestos Information Association, 1835 K Street, N.W., Washington D.C. 20006, U.S.A. 27th July 1976 Dear Bob, I was very happy to receive your kind invitation on behalf of the A1A/HA to attend your third Annual Conference on September 8-9 in Washington, I should be happy to loudertake the assignment you have proposed. Your kind offer to bear the expenses of my transportation, billeting and meals is a great help since the IAIC has no adequate resources to meet such expenses and I am reluctant to charge the II,K* organisation or my own company with expenses arising from my position of Chairman of the Standing Committee, although I am sure they would be prepared to do so if necessary. However, it does mean that I can promptly and without consultation accept your most welcome invitation, Atlast I shall be able to see Washington! There will certainly be a great deal of interest to our members particularly having regard to the GSHA hearings on the proposed revision of standards. As you will have gathered from Harry Hardie and others, we have been having a very difficult time in this country and I hope that by the time of my visit I shall be able to tell you how or if our efforts have been successful in stamping out the adverse publicity. With my best regards and looking forward to seeing you again. Yours very sincerely, Chairman - Standing Committee UCC00806 ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1635 K Street, N.W, Washington, D.C. 20006 (202f 223*4865 29 July 1976 Memorandum For: Subject : MEMBERS Notice of Meeting of Directors Annual Meeting and Third Annual Industry-Government Conference The Annual Meeting of the Association will be held immediately following a meeting o the Board of Directors on Wednesday, September 8. The Board Meeting will commence at 9:00 A.M.. The Association's Third Annual Industry-Government Conference will convene at noon September 8 and continue through midafternoon Thursday, September 9. The meetings and Conference will take place at Stouffer's National Center Hotel, Arlington, Virginia, (Five minutes from the Washington National Airport on Jefferson Davis Highway. Bill Thur b e r , anion Carbide Corporation, is chairman of the Conference. A copy of the tentative Conference program is attached. Attention to the enclosed registration form is invited. A block of rooms has been reserved at Sfcouffer's. Costs involved for members attending the meetings and Conference (two lunch eons , reception, breakfast, and proceedings) will be absorbed by the Association. Members are encouraged to invite appro priate representatives of their companies to-the Conference. Companies are requested to limit attendance to three persons other than program participants. It is anticipated the Association's Standards and Technical Committee personnel will be included in member representation. A charge of $50.00 must be assumed by members for each guest (non-member repre sentative) attending the Conference. UCC G10807 Page 2 The Annual Meeting and Industry-Government Conference are very important events in the Association's work: year* We look for ward- to your active participation in the September 8-9 program We encourage the attendance of non-members within the industry who would benefit from the substance of the meeting and from active membership in the Association. Comments in this c o nnec tion will be appreciated. Please return the registration form in the enclosed envelope at your earliest convenience* Deadline for hotel reservations is August 24. Executive Director Enclosures UCC 010808 ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATIN/NORTH AMERICA S t o u t f e r 1s National C e n te r Hotel TH IRD ANNUAL INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE SEPTEMBER 8-9, 1976 ADVANCE PROGRAM Arlington, Va. Wednesday, September 8 TIMS H i 30 NOON 2:00 2:30 3:30 6:00 - :00 EVEN T/PARTICIPANTS Reception Luncheon - Speaker: Andrew Wi Breidenbach, Ph*D. Assistant Administrator, EPA Speaker: John J. Sheehan, Director, Legislative Dept., United Steelworkers of America, AFL-CI Speaker: Alex A. Cross, Chairman, Standing Committee, International Asbestos information Conference Break Monitoring Panel Moderator: Harrison B. Rhodes, Ph.D. Union Carbide Corp. Chairman, AIA Standards and Technical Committee Stephen G. Bayer, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Robert G. Keenan, Clayton Environmental Consultants Stanford K, Christian, The Bendix Corp, Reception - over ~ UCC O0809 Thursday, September 9 TIM E 8:00 8: 30 9:30 11:00 11:30 NOON 2:00 2:30 ' 3:00 " 2*- EVENT/PARTICIPANTS Breakfast Presentation - Occupational Safety and Health Administration Grover C, Wrenn Charles A* McClure Break. Dust Control Panel Moderator: Isaac H. Weaver, Raybestos- Manhattan, Inc. Joseph Goldfield, Johns-Manvilie Carp* Milt C. T r o s p e r , J r * , Johns-Manvi1 le Corp Robert Hughes, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Film: HWorking w ith A s b e s t o s " Speaker: Dimitry Poutiatine, Johns-Manville Corp* Reception Luncheon - Speaker: Richard O* B r e c h t , Chamber of Commerce, USA Speaker: Philip E. Enterline, P h . D . , Professor of Biostatistics, University of Pittsburgh Speaker: Hans Weill, M*D., Professor of Medicine, Tulane University, School of Medicine Speaker: Guy G. G&brielson, Jr., Chairman, AIA/NA Asbestos Standard Task Force Conclusion of Conference uccoiosro s* ' . r` ?. .1' A.33ESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION aug 3 - o 1m 29 July 1976 Mr. Robert Hughes Division Physical Scisnee^and Engineering National Institute"for Occupational Safety and Health Robert A. Taft Laboratories 4676 Columbia Parkway Cincinnati, Ohio 45226 Dear Bob: This is in furtherance to our conversation this date regarding our invitation to you to participate in a dust control panel during the Third Annual Industry-Government Conference spon sored by this Association. The Conference, attracting some 175 industry, government and labor representatives interested in the asbestos-health issue and means for controlling dust in the work place, will be held at S t o u f f e r 'fs National Center Hotel September B - 9, A copy of the pre~printed program is enclosed as are the proceedings from the Conference of last year at which. Joe Wagoner represented NIOSH. As you will see, our program formab is slightly different this year. Steve Bryant will represent NIOSH on the monitoring panel. Your participation on the dust control panel is planned for Thursday, September 9, commencing at 9:30 a.m. We believe all of the day and a half scheduled will be of interest to you and, of course, we will be pleased to absorb costs of billeting and meals while you are with us. We look forward to your confirmation of attendance at the earliest practical date and suggest a telephone call. Ike Weaver of Raybestos-Manhattan is the moderator for the dust control panel and will be in touch w ith you following your notification of acceptance. UCC0308U Page 2 - Mr, Robert Hughes In the absence of Mr. Bryant from his office this date and at the suggestion of his secretary, I am forwarding, a copy of this letter to him. With all good wishes. R, H. Mereness Executive Director R H M :pad Enclosures cc; John Bryant, NIOSH Isaac Weaver, Raybestos-Manhattaij, William Thurber, Union C a r b i d e ^ Edward J, Baler, Deputy Director, NIOSH UCC 010812 A-'ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION <v0 i> K ' \ *V . VVT,TSOCO'1' D.C 'i >i3 0 :-v 1h.?0 !' I *0! 3 '\ Si 14 July 1976 r C eiveo UL ^ vart Dr- Morton Corn Assistant Secretary of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration U.S. Department of Labor 200 Constitution Avenue, Tint. S-23 Washington, D. C. 20210 Dear Dr. Corn: Ms. Farrington of your office has advised that Grover Wrenn will represent you at our Thir^3^raustry Government Conference. We are pleased t h a t ^ m y ^ ^Lll be with us, and I shall be in contact w i t o details. We are sorry that your out o ^ w t r t r a v e l schedule pre cludes your appearance. Shouha the opportunity present on either September 8 or 9 to come by for a few minutes we would be most happy to introduce you to our members and guests. With all good wishes, R K H. M ereness Executive Director cc: G r o v e r C. Wrenn Helen Farrington RHM:V William Thurber UCC 010813 V ASBESTOS iN"0nMAT5CN ASSOCIATION -T-.' < N \v `.vr.!-;'.:'v !j'-; "r."'-> '30r ,*** , c C iV EO u l b * 21 July 1976 Mr. Jack Sheehan Director of the Legislative Departments^ United Steel Workers 815-16th S t . , N.W. Washington, D. C. 20006 Dear Jack: We are very pleased that you will be with members and guests of the Association on Wednesday September 8 to parti cipate in our Third Industry Government Conference. The Con ference will be held at S touffer's National Center Hotel on Jefferson-Davis Highway, Arlington. We expect approxi mately 175 attendees. We have scheduled your remarks at the beginning session of the Conference, Our annual meeting will be held in the morning. Following the annual meeting there will be a reception and luncheon beginning at 11:45 A.H. to which you are cordially invited. The enclosed copy of the 1975 conference proceedings will be of interest to you as to purpose and format of these annual conferences. Of special interest to our members this year will be panel discussions on dust control and monitoring of asbestos dust in both the asbestos manufacturing and construction industries, a copy of the Conference program will be for warded to you a little later. We would appreciate hearing from you such remarks as you might wish to extend on legislation affecting the asbestos industry and on labor's role with management to assure a safe working environment for the asbestos worker. We are mindful of your fine talk at the American Industrial Hygiene Conference this past May in Atlanta a n d other addresses you have made to groups such as ours. UCC01G84 Page 2 As mentioned I will call in a couple of weeks to arrange for a visit with you and our president, Tom Dougherty of Certain-teed Corp. With all good wishes, Executive Director RHM: v oc; Thomas A, orrngherty Enclosure UCC1G815 UCC 010816 R .H .Meren^ss RectAi-e Director (202) 223-4885 AseesTos in f o r m a t io n a s s o c ia t io n 'S 3 5 K 3:ree! N W vVa&h.nyW'. D C 2 0 0 0 6 i J UCC018I7 ] August 2 3 f 1976 Mr* william E, Shoemaker Regional Program Consultant ttlSH P.0. Box 13716 Philadelphia, Pa, 19101 Dear Mr. Shoemaker: In accordance with our phone conversation last week, am forwarding herewith, the information we discussed that, hopefully, will assist you in preparing for your participation in the AXA dust control panel next month, included are copies of the two papers from which Messrs. Goldfield and Trosper are expected to extract the predominant part of their presentations. Also included is a copy of the Curtis/Bierbaum report for HXOSH on technological feasibility of achieving the OSHA 2 fiber standard in asbestos textile operations. From my file I have supplied some Information on dust suppression li q u i d s , use of foam and w a t e r a p r a y s , water jet and laser nracehajiing, and some recent developments <n brake service dust control equipment^-) I have been in contact with Mr. James Gideon at the NlOsn u i v i s r o n o f Physical Sciences and Engineering at the Taft Laboratories in Cincinn ati regarding investigation of equipment and methods for improving asbestos dust control, particularly for brake service operations. I believe he or his associates can fill you in on the work they are do ing and the plans they have for evaluating vacuum cleaners and other equipment for minimizing worker exposure to asbestos and other toxic materials. For our dust control panel program, X suggest you be prepared to talk for 10 to 15 minutes on the following! NHIie0strRgxyaggSSTKaed Itadu eferial ^ V en tilatio n G u id e lin e s C NNIOCSH Brake S e rv ic e Recommendations_ ^ s r t rS H'lav g arc lg a i:Jioi of" "write.c enttrenrequipment and Methods Any further comments you may have regarding methods, examples, or recommendations on dust control by any means. X expect the panel program to be arranged roughly as follows: Introductions -- 5 minutes Goldfield -- 15 minutes Tro3per -- * 15 minutes Shoemaker -- 15 minutes Questions and Answers -- 15 minutes Film -- 20 minutes Questions and Answers -- 5 minutes UCC 010818 2 I 'll be talking w i t h you again before the program I*m sure. If you have any thoughts or questions on the subject please call me at 717 - 565-2706 Many thanks again for your cooperation and willing ness to participate on the program. Sincerely yours, X . H . Weaver grb enc. c c : K r ^ _R. H. H egeness, AIA UCC 010819 Thursday, Septembers Noon 2:00 2:30 3:00 Luncheon --Farragui Room Speaker: Richard O'Brecht Director, Labor Law Chamber of Commerce of the United States General Session --Jam es/Potom ac Hoorn Speaker; Alex A, Cross Chairman. Standing Committee International Asbestos Information Confer ence Speaker: Philip E. Enterline, Ph.D. Professor of Biostatistics Univeristy of Pittsburgh Speaker: Guy G- Gabrieisort, Jr. Nicolet. Inc. Chairman, AIA/NA Asbestos Standard Task Force Conclusion of Conference William C .Thurber Union Carbide Corporation Chairman of Conference Robert H. Mereness Fxec-ttifue Director Asbestos Information Assoc.ia.tion/NoHfe America UCC 010820 w >m v& m UCC 010821 UCCO0822 /^33(jiuiou'o c-soooe i83?KgfL6e'HM VSB3J.03 'ifcOBVWJUOtf V330CfVlt0H\M0MM Vaguea w orn M J U \ U ef ' kSiasKiif yoot H 03 er a Ci Q 3 XaO> C<f#* OO Oa. X 3 ?" sa:, b O*o3-f *3TaT a&> TM2. =oi r? g. - 3L O5.o** ear?t* _T_ q _ ~*<W< S: if OE S16T ,,. wb cy oa aa. U O t g. H eu a6f C-o XM Q O -*3 > *<J46 3* 3^ >--a JtSi < D o OU wj a "rW oe S* U a. 0CItSrf3.*OJj zx. C Q ? ^tr. atsftr. XU4 S g; ci <S U , Ht 5 X aai > SL J3 'J> t UtX a* > - *3 tEr a 3o** &f 3 ii > o'tcae, D* S > fcj > 3>H55-.. J'*jgS1S6"i' --3 - <(t^*iJ CT O s Hm A 05 oc 03 0> c? HL ! Jt 03 cac* tcfTi <0pro 0Fl?i pl0o o S l :3 0 r i ' (Jm;66|o(i ^cqucaqvX* gtbtGitfpci g Hooi 1 e:i UCC 0O823 Thursday, September 9 8:00a.m. Breakfast -F a r ra g u t Room 8:30 P resentation: Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration Grover C. Wrernt Health Standards Development Charles A. McClure Health Standards Compliance 0:15 Break General Session - Jam es/P otom ac Room 0:30 U:00 11:00 11:30 Panel Discussion: Asbestos Dust Control Joseph Goldfield Johns Manville Corporation William E. Shoemaker National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Milt Trosper, Jr. Job ns-Man ville Corporation Moderator: Isaac H. W eaver R aybestos-M anhattan, Inc, Member, A IA /N A Standards and Technical Committee Fm; "Working with A sbestos" Speaker: Dimitri Poinfantine J ohtis-Manvilie Corporation "The Asbestos Industry: Status and Out look" Reception -F a rra g u t Room uccoiom ' I l ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1835 K Street, N.W,, Washington. O.C. 20D06 * (302) 2 2 3 -4 3 8 5 September S, 1976 Memorandum For: Subject : Mr. Dougherty Mr. T h u rber * AIA/NA Third Annual Industry-Government Conference, Program Motes Following are suggested commentary for conduct of the Conference WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 Luncheon followed by "`Welcome" - - Mr. Dougherty The Asbestos Information Associafcion/North America was founded in December# 1970 bringing together for the first time companies and corporations involved in the manufacture, processing, mining, milling and selling of asbestos for the multitude of products and uses of asbestos in our industrial society with primary objectives to: provide industry-wide information on asbestos and health* exchange information on methods and techniques of asbestos dust control and cooperate with government agencies in developing realistic standards for exposure to asbestos fibers. This meeting, the Third Annual Industry- Government Conference, attests to the interest in and accomplishments of our Association. It is a pleasure to welcome you. W e believe UCC 010825 2/ we have a program of high interest to all of you. We believe you pam will leave this conference with an even better under standing of the problems faced by the asbestos-using industry and the work being done to solve these problems. We look to your continued support. We welcome additional members to assist us in the work of the Association. We hope you will ask questions of our speakers and feel free to communicate with the Association whenever and however we can be of help to you. I wish to thank all of you for being here today and in particular to express the appreciation of the Association to the outstanding group of experts who will speak to us during the course of the Conference* It is now my pleasure to begin the conference by in troducing our first speaker. Dr* Andrew W. Breidenbach was confirmed by the Senate as assistant administrator for the Environmental Protection Agen c y in December of 1975. He is responsible for the offices of water planning and standards, water programs operations, water supply, pesticides programs and toxic substances in SPA. He comes to his demanding position with outstanding credentials. His undergraduate work at the University of Cincinnati was in the fields of chemistry and zoology. He received his masters degrees UCC 0826 3/ and doctorate from the University of Florida in biochemistry and cancer research. Before coming to Washington as EPA assistant administrator( he was Director of the National Environmental Research Center in Cincinnati. Other assignments in his distinguished career include Director of the Division of Research and Development for Solid Waste Management with the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, and assistant Chief of Air Pollution "Training for the Public Health Service at the Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center in Cincinnati where he directed graduate level training for scientists and engineers. Dr. Breidenbach joined the Public Health Service in 1956. He began his environmental career as chief of the Chemistry Division of M a r y l a n d 's State Health Department in 1953. Dr. Breidenbach is an international authority in a number of environmental areas. He has served as a leading consultant for the World Health Organization, has lectured before scientific groups both in the United States and abroad, is the author of many scientific articles and reports and a member of a long list of scientific and professional societies. It is with great pleasure I introduce to you Dr. Andrew Breidenbach. Remarks of Dr. Breidenbach M r , D o u g h e r t y i Thank you Dr. Breidenbach (etc.) I would now like to present to you the chairman of the Conference, Mr. William Thurber of Union Carbide Corporation. Bill UCC 010827 o is --/ 4/ ! ISS f ^y "" Mr. Thurber: Ladies and gentlemen, we v?ill take a ten minute break and reconvene in the James/Potomac Room at ____ Mr, T h u r b e r : To begin this afternoon'/session, we are pleased to present the medical advisor to the Association, Dr Hans Weill, Professor of Medicine, Tulane University and international Qv f authority on pulmonary disease*. We had planned to have Dr. Weill speak a bit later in the program mfc in his capacity as president of the American Thoracic Society he must leave for San Francisco later this afternoon to attend a meeting of that group. We appreciate the kindness of Mr. -Jack Sheehan in accepting the change to this schedule. Dr. Weill received his early medical training at Tulane graduating with honors and being named to Phi Beta Kappa. He interned at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York and subsequently practiced and taught in Charity Hosp i t a l , Veterans Administration Hospital and U.S. Public Health Service Hospital in the New Orleans area Ct in addition to work at Tulane. Pretrerhtly in addition to his position as Professor of Medicine at Tulane he is Director of the Specialised Center of Research in Occupational Respiratory Disease. Dr. Weill is the author of numerous scientific papers and a frequent lecturer. We are fortunate to have a medical scientist of such distinguished stature to serve as advisor to the Association, Dr* Weill . . . Remarks of Dr. Weill UCC 010828 5/ Mr. T h u r b e r : (introduction of Mr. John J, Shee h a n ) : Searching for solutions to environmental and occupational health problems and actions necessary t o La safer, healthier atmosphere for <awwr to live and work is an "all-hands" task:/.-/ IndusSt'ry,. Labor, Government, Academia - all must share in work and responsibilities. We are priviledged today to have with us an outstanding spokesman''Sitco' rn organised labor, e,, it- ' ''***' Jack Sheehan was appointed Director of the Legislative Department of the United Steelworkers of A m e r i c a ^ AFL-CIO in 1967. He is concerned with all aspects of lobbying and legislation on the national level. Since the passage of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, he has served widely as a lecturer and instructor on occupational safety and health matters. He is board member of the National Advisory Committee on Occupational iJU y - ,, Safety and Health (NACGSH) and a member of the Board of Directors of the Occupational Safety and Health Institute. A graduate of St. Joseph's College with BA and MA degrees, h# has been on the administrative staff of the Steel Workers sissj&e 1951 serving as special advisor and consultant in education and training programs and later as international auditor. He came to the Washington office of the Steelworkers in 1959.,,..He has served as treasurer of the IS^ional Civil Liberties Clearing House and is his union's representative with the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights. He is an. initial member of the board o f the Consumer Federation of America and chairman of the National Air Conservation Commission, an organization sponsored by the American Lung Association. We are pleased to have you with us , Mr. Sheehan: Remarks of Mr. Sheehan UCC (H0829 6/ Appreciation of Mr, Sheehan remarks BREAK A .. / .A ^ Mr. T h u r b e r : Remarks on practical sessions of Conference; monitoring asbestos dust- and technology for control of asbestos dust. Introduction of panel moderator Dr, Barry Rhodes who will introduce his panel members. s? .s- ^ *j?.* j. , ' ^t Con_clusi.o..n... of first d a y General Session **1/1 " *3i" / -'<s* Announcements by Executive Director /y THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 Breakfast Mr. Dougherty: Call on Mr, Thurber to introduce, OSHA presentation, v - ,,, J r - - * - .-'" -S '- " / & " i 4 Mr. T h u r b e r :syflt All of us here are intimately concerned with the work of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Without giving exaggerated attention to our problems I think .it can be said that asbestos has been a leading standards issue ir, * _ s' **{. c s *jfc- y ' in OSHA.' v An emergency temporary standard for exposure to as- bestos A} dust was one of the first formal regulatory actions j, && tekm V &$H#retE^ fe*ue& following its founding in 1971. In June of 1372^ ^ OSHA promulgated^? standard for asbestos, culminating , O* nine months of activity and controversy,./The standard was challenged A ,,A < & * A**-* y~c>-t s**~& tsT* in the courts. In* October of this p a s t year, O SHA published (/sg^ A. UCC00830 /vVT > & A >* c a proposed revision to the standard calling for drastic -<' '<& ou lowering of the otemdtrrd . The Association, along with a number, of individual member companies, has p r o t e s t ^ i hi^epprroorip#o<s e d new standard in comments submitted in April of this year in accordance with the rulemaking process. A date for public hearing on the proposed revision to the standard we? yet to be announcey.r-- -- h;.yr ' s Usq ^ S .y *- '< lngjwn# *^cf t **" Meanwhile a standard for exposure to asbestos in the construction industry is in the developmental process. The Association has urged OSHA to defer action on the proposed revision to the general or manufacturing standard until after a proposed con- structior/v regulation has b*een published aiir/r4l.ts potential impact mo asu red * L This morning we are priviledged to have with us two special representatives from Dr. Morton Corn's office to discuss O S H A *s asbestos standards. The Association has worked closely with both of these men and they are known to most of you. Grover Wrenn has served a-s chief of the division of health standard development since he joined OSHA in July 1974. He has the very difficult assignment of directing the development and promulgation of OSHA health standards and determining standardssetting priorities. Immediately before joining OSHA, Grover was a research associate at the University of North Carolina where he assisted in the establishment of the University's Occupational Health Studies Group and additionally coordinated the activit ies of a UCC 010831 8/ research team to conduct occupational health studies in the rubber industry. He has worked as an industrial hygienist for IBM Corporation and with the Boeing Company and was a partner in consulting firm offering services in air pollution control, industrial hygiene survey^ and occupational health programs. He attended Eckard College, Clemson University and received his masters degree in public health from the University of North Carolina. 8-'la.a mem b er-of....aaszaral bt g rgytCT. is certified by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene and a diplomat) of the American Academy of Industrial Hygiene. .___ ^ O (Ray McClure)//.) ***- 7^ A c < `< Vie are pleased to welcome Ray McClure to our conference once again. Ray is supervisory industrial hygienist in OSHA's Division of Occupational Health. He is intimately acquainted w i t h O S H A 's compliance procedures. Ray received his matter of science degree in industrial hygiene from the University of Oklahoma and is a fellow of the American Board of Industrial H y g i e n e , and a reserve officer in the U.S. Public Health '--- Service. His background experience includes professional employment with the states of Oklahoma and Kansas departments of Health, U.S. Naval Gun Factory, Wage and Hour Public Contracts Division of the Department of Labor and Bureau of Labor Standards, Department of Labor. Remarks by Mr. Wrenn and Mr. McClure UCC 010832 9/ Mr. Thurber: Remarks o appreciation. We will now take a brief break and begin the general session in the James/Potomac Room at BREAK M r , C h u r b e r : Introduction of Asbestos Dust- Control p a n e l . Isaac H. Weaver , Director of Environmental Control, Raybestos-Manhattan Incorporated. * *** Show Film produced by Johns-Manvllle C orp; "Working With Asbestos** Mr. Thurber; Introduce Poutiatine, Director Asbestos Fiber Division, Sales, Johns-Manville Corporation, u 1 % L rk ifJ 'w ^ . /A ' Reception; ' Farragut Room" / W . 4 x J i* r * A ape i - A +*>. **?/, ' ..... Luncheon Mr. Dougherty; Introduce luncheon speaker. Richard 0*Brecht We are very pleased to have with us today Mr. Richard 0 'Brecht, Director of tabor Law, Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Dick cami.to Washington from private law practice in UCC OiOS33 10/ Denver to serve as legal advisor to Robert D. Moran former chairman of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration Review Commission, He joined the staff of the National Chamber in January 1974 as labor relations attorney and then served as director of consumer affairs before succeeding Rick Berman, a speaker at our first IndustryGovernment Conference. Yesterday we heard from Jack Sheehan, a man who spends much of his time on the Hill and with various departments and agencies of the government, representing the interests of organized labor. Today, we will hear from another expert in government relations in this instance representing the interests of business and industry. Dick we are glad to have you with us. Remarks of Dick O*Brecht Mr. Dougherty: Words of appreciation. Presentation to Mr, Fay. M r . Thurber: We will take a brief break and assemble in the James/Potomac Room at for this a f t e r n o o n 's general session. {General Session ~ afternoon) Mr. Thur b e r : Introduction of Alex C r o s s . I am confident that our first speaker this afternoon has travelled the longest distance to be with us and we are, of course, very appreciative of his accepting our invitation to come. Mr. Alex Cross is now in his 30th year with Cape Asbestos Ltd UCC 010834 11/ beginning as an accountant and moving into industrial management. _ He has served as manager of various asbestos plants In Great Britain. An original member of the Asbesfcosis Research Council since 1957/ he formed the Environmental Committee of ARC in 1968 for development of guidelines in use of asbestos and asbestos-con.fcain.ing products for manufacturers and consumers. He has worked intimately with the Asbestos Information Committee in the 0 .K. which was also formed in 1968 to speak to the public concern on asbestos- health issues. In 1975 the International Asbestos Information Con ference was established in order to facilitate an exchange of relevant information on asbestos-health issues on an international basis. Hr. Cross was named the chairman of the standing group of this body now consisting of 14 countries in its membership. He serves on a number of iinportant European councils and con federations dealing with occupational health and environmental affairs. It is indeed with much pleasure to introduce Mr. Alex Cross. Hr. Cross . . . UCCOi0835 12/ Mr. Thurber: Introduction ' of Dr. EnterXine It is a pleasure to introduce our next speaker, Dr* Philip S. Enterline. Dr. Enterline is Professor of Biostatistics Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh. He received his undergraduate education at Westminster College, Ne w Wilmington, PA, and his masters and Ph.O. degrees at the Amer i c a n University, Washington, D. C. He is a recognized e x pert in the fields of biostatistics and industrial epidemiology s%:, O'' and has published a- number-of distinguished papers. has a broad background of service on health advisory com mittees and has done extensive consulting work for government, academia and private industry. It is a distinct honor to have Dr. Enterline with us and to address our Conference today. Dr. Enterline . . . Remarks of a Iusj e IIj jLy ^ Mr. D o u g h e r t y t Introduction of Guy G. Gabrielson Remarks of Mr. Gabrielson Hr. Dougherty: Conclusion of Conference UCC 010836 ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION/NORTH AMERICA S t a u f f e r 's National Center Hotel THIRD ANNUAL INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE SEPTEMBER 8-9, 1976 A rlin g to n , Va Wednesday, September 8 TIME 11:3# ADVANCE PROGRAM Reception EVENT/PARTICIPANTS ><Ai / f YV\ NOON y *2:00 2:30 Luncheon - Speaker: Andrew W. Breidehbach, Ph.D. Assistant Administrator, EPA Speaker: Speaker: John J* S h e e h a n , Director, Legislative Dept., United Steelworkers of America, APl-cl0 o s '# ? Alex A. Cross, Chairman, Standing Committee, In te rn a tio n a l A sbestos Information Conference 3: 30 Break Monitoring Panel Moderator: Harrison B. Rhodes, Ph.D. Union Carbide Corp. Chairman, AA Standards and Technical Committee Stephen G. Bayer, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Robert G. Keenan, Clayton Environmental Associates Stanford K. Christian, The Bendxx Corp. 6:00 - 8:00 Reception - over UCC 010837 Thursday, September 9 TIME S :0 8:30 9:30 11:00 11: 30 NOON 2:00 2:30 3:00 -2- EVENT/PARTICIPANTS Breakfast Presentation Occupational Safety and Health Administration Grover C* Wrenn / A fa Charles A. McClure \ f I Break C o^f .1 ` Dust Control Panel Moderator: Isaac K* Weaver, RaybestosManhafctan, Inc. Joseph Goldfield, Johns-Manvilie Corp. Milt C* Trosper, Jr- f Johns-Manville Corp* William S. Shoemaker, national Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Film;: "Working with Asbestos" Speaker: Dimitry Poutiatine, Johns-Manville Corp. L V Reception X- Luncheon * Speaker: Richard 0*Brecht, Chamber of Commerce, USA Speaker; Philip E. Enterline, Ph.D., Professor of Biostatistics, University of-Pittsburgh Speaker: Hans Weill, M.D., Professor of Medicine, Tulane University, School of Medicine Speaker: Guy G* Gabriel son, Jr - , Chairman, AIA/NA Asbestos Standard Task Force Conclusion of Conference UCC 010838 vi A SBESTO S INFORMATION ASSOCIATION '="> K :j0/. 'Titien. DC. V1OOOs [JO?, 2S-4aRV 15 July 1976 t Mr. Alex A. Cross Chairman, Standing Committee International Asbestos 114 Park Street Information tCftr'V; London, WlY 4AB Ergland r e" Dear Alex; i t'' U mce ,U L 2 0 \ ? 6 On behalf of the officers and directors of this Association it is my pleasure to invite you to attend the AIA/NA Third Annual Industry Government Conference to be held September 8-9 at Stoufrer's National Center Hotel in the immediate Washington, D. C. area. We would like for you, as Chairman, Standing Committee of the International Asbestos Information Conference, to speak of the various national regulations and their economic effect? new developments in dust control and monitoring techniques? and such other remarks as you might wish to extend including comments on public reaction to adverse publicity and effective counter public information' programs. We recall your talk before us in St. Paul last year and those kinds of remarks would be most fitting. You will be our only ,*oreign"speaker. We suggest about 45 minutes for your presentation. Our program will emphasize the practical problems in the industry with panels on dust control and monitoring. We expect about 2 DO in attendance. I will for ward a copy of our program in the near future. We will be pleased to pay for your transportation, billeting, and meals. We look forward to your early favorable response and will communicate further at that time with' regard to arrange ments for your visit. With all good wishes, Cordi R.r H. Mereness Executive Director EHM: v fs^cci William Thurber UCC CH0839 Asbestos Information Associaiion/North America Second Annual Industry-Government Conference Presidential Room Washington* D.C. Mayflower Hotel September KM, 1975 WITH ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION I66 L Sire. N.W.. Washiest* O C. 20036 UCC 010840 s> > a r %g 11 *IL3O. o% s~ i b* li| rS_Ss3a.s*o>*. gts. --i IU. Oo g i s aos atUawa. a sg: fQGblKH '&bv&w^u \q UCC I0841. (Vp . >3e3` JfSLt 11 i I | l8>fu Qsti. 2 a; a2. eS 3 !I^ ^ >I 3 g3taU* fUaUwlu-A3cart. m~s0J;?o-***s-.~w f51gt* a3t****K3ni usui "* 3ou oa I8S _ 2T s. & eaRr ecuv 6 ---J u 33**e! I KB 3O i&li l, 1 L sl ! 8; *1 ft U U5*&*S3 iX f? } 3 zz *g-- O$ Oom & ltaS>siv.JafMS><oaigTs5ga-,*..!antX^v3If^uajgj, 545as3S-a,afasiaf 3|g3&S2-fU.oa-&g1 5|l&aXL a. HI ge I3MT*fOySr >t neiMi(A v' iasut g c a c j a a ot n rp o t f tm V ) abca^:^3x?psji r m m m ft ts a UCC 00842 <v ** : ww WW UCC 010843 G^y S * ~ z ,,0a 7 ^>4 ^ *<-<x -* ^ 7,0 * ,, ; ..jr 2 > M . +/ & ~'7 ' 2~-^ cj.oo / i~''X> ^ A ^ C~d?r 0*^c <\ -- 0) UCC 010844 Y y i Grrfci'f r f i U i i ^ r, ., ,-"<-+s S (fZc..-J AsZbjssS * <r^yy^ * J UCC 010845 moxoooc ii____ r^(*& n**,-*/** u -L-S r ,'> ;^ ' ' /.I - STOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 18 35 K Street. V i , Washington. D C 2 0 0 0 6 * (2G2j 2 2 3 *4 6 8 5 30 Ju n e 1976 PY Mr* A lex A. C ro ss Secretary In tern atio n al Asbestos Inform ation Conference Stan d in g Committee 114 Park S tr e e t London, Wl 4AH, ENGLAND Dear A lex: We s h a l l communicate form ally w ith you in the next few days to in v ite you to p a rtic ip a te as a speaker represen tin g the In te rn a tio n a l A sbestos Inform ation Conference a t our Third Annual In d u stry " Government Conference September 8-9 here in W ashington. P le a se mark th e se d a t e s . Your p resen ce i s most im portant to the success of th is meeting. In connection w ith routin e m ailin gs from th is Association. {such a s the e n c lo su re ) we are now sending t o you, Harry H ardie {fo r AIC and ARC), Robert J o in , K laus Robock, and W illiam Joh n sen . I would be happy to send such m a te ria l to oth er a s s o c i a t i o n s w ith in the in t e r n a t io n a l group. I am a l s o th in k in g you might sim ply wish to e x tr a c t fo r use in your n ew sletter. Would you a d v ise ? H u rried ly and a s aiwav h**_t w ish e s. J i frd s*J R. H. M ereness Executive D irector RHM/pg E n c lo su re b c c : J . H. Marsh w. C. Thurber UCC 010847 I 1i J 3J UCC 010848  " ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1835 K Slreet. RW., Wasbinton, D.C. 20006 * (202) 223-4885 4 June 1976 Dr* Horton Corn A ssistant. Secretary of Labor O ccupational S a fe ty and Health A dm inistrtion Department o f Labor 200 C o n stitu tio n Avenue W ashington, D. C 20210 Dear Dr* Com : On b e h a lf o f th e o f f i c e r s and d i r e c t o r s o f th e A sb e sto s In fo rm atio n A sso c ia tio n /N o r th America i t i s my p le a s u r e to ex ten d a warm i n v i t a t i o n to you to jo i n w ith A s s o c i a tio n members and g u e s ts fo r luncheon # T hursday, September 9, on the o ccasio n o f our th ird annual Industry-Government Conference* The Conference w ill be h eld a t S to u ffe r s N a tio n a l C en ter H o te l, 2399 South J e f f e r s o n D avis Highway, A r lin g to n , V ir g i n ia , We w i l l a p p r e c ia t e h e a rin g from you such rem arks a s you might wish to make b e fo re th e group o f approxim ately 125 in dustry and government re p re se n ta tiv e s. We lo o k forw ard t o your e a r ly and fa v o r a b le re sp o n se * We e n c lo s e a copy o f l a s t y e a r * C on ference p ro c e e d in g s. With a l l good w ish e s, S in c e re ly , R> ua a-*i*w*lSSS Executive D irector RHM: v E n c lo su re b e c ; E xecu tive Committee UCC0I849 ASBESTOS IHT0HMATIH ASSOCIATION/MORTE AMERICA^ a s o f f202 223 - 4685^ 10/X R obert H. M ereness E x e c u tiv e D ir e c t o r 1835 K S t r e e t N.W. S u it e 402 Washington D.C. 20006 A ssn. P re sid e n t - John H. 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