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te--bvfrlwdUiJt -niw Ml .icn^ajrrb^brcmghtinany jmtcrdty by - th Diptrtmcnt of ^bor-r federal -district-court,--despite-a-pat-- huddIHW5 ^nfaiac3t3au3i^mMrnMc9-jinL :ntfo~wBiwMoii _afftf-r #thKae.Mfirms#t_evx*pmouiMr** tlaerf ailshbisrsitnosi -mreIlaIte>diI sd4ii_-. _. ___ ___ ________(_i_i_s_ry m~Psga~n~ --XBasex-tu'surface; Controls Instituted sow-wU --indeed hava-aB afteotrbiX not far rtsssd--------- ::. " --; ; - ~ - Z*.~ Ford's retesting of _____ 1973 models for --^HerryBMyTrf ooe mn whoTsn't likely to And much solace In the new standards. Mr. Bailey Isn't an asbaatoa worker. He's a brick emission-control certification is being secured by extraordinary precautions. layer in a Mobil Oil Oorp. roBnety alongside Hood- locks, security -guards and the Delaware Rlrsrlir PaultbororNJ. He has closed-circuit TV- are being - used, the --Addftlsnol funds ApproprUttow OwawItUs IX p rtm->w*-iiitmtei nr bsawti-.smrti and i*aearoh-a*'.p*it-at-fa tBTMntar-BBW money Mil,, the pansl sold that^whils Nixon has committed. hlm**if.tB_JMjer.*ttaeki_m eanoer and other disease*, his bodgst requests for fiscal ins don't provide enough monayto been working at the plant for IS yeare, and new executive in charge following a meet his goals'. The Sonata, meanwhile, votad every year he has (one to the eompanyffledP' shaVe-up'dtsclosed.---- cal department for a cheat X ray. > (Story 1),_ ________ to_ fight co'mmuh)qabl*_dt*eaaea^pariteularty. ----"They neveraaid there was anythin*wrong, -- _ . ___________ venereal ones. That bill gocs.to.thejtouso,___ , _with me," aaya 84-year-old Mr. Bailey, and In Kennecott Copper filed the first - . --...........* -# -- ______________________ deed he haa thus far developed no outward symptoms. But a few months a(6 he and 18 --other workere from the refinery went to Mount Sinai for an examination, and every one of them~proved to havoacarr-cd lungs--s-slgn of aabestosla, a nonmallgnant-- lung dlaeaae. (Mobil has refused to release his medical rec ord! lo the New York doctors, Mr. Bailey aaya. The company declines to comment on the mat court challenge to the Environmental Resistance to airline hijacker* eras urged by Protection of state - Agency's partial clean-air --plana. rejection - Agenoy- goverhBient official*. Saying hljaeken often get bdttrr treatment than first-class. passen gers, fislslant TrahsporleUbn'SecretaryDavl*' sourcea .were jurprisod_that_the_com- also caHed_on-alriliiaa_to_CQOperate more with pany asked appeals courts to overturn the FBI In thwarting hijack attempts. The Air EPA rejections of Utah, Nevada and Line Pilots Association, meanwhile, threatened New Mexico pollution-control plans as a one-day cloeedown of air service If hijackings inadequate. A legal battle wasn't ex continue. There have been 17 hijackings thus 'j ---n Ituouaa P of3 ter.) pected until regulations were firm; far this year; In all 1871 there were It. First 8carrtng, Then Complications state revisions are due by July- 31. Aabestosla begins with X-ray evidence of (Story on P*g* 3) see A bridge to miles from China was wrecked scarring like that found in Mr. Bailey's lungs. by U.S. bombers. The planes also hit one of As the disease progresses, the lungs stiffen and R. J. Reynolds' acquisition of U.S. North Vietnam's biggest Industrial .power breathing becomes difficult. The heart has to work harder and can become enlarged. Ultl- or auffocatlon, -- The mineral can also cause-lung cancer--In fact asbestos con cause cancer just about anyplace In the body If particles are somehow In gested. Tlie ability or lIuTshArp, liny partlcics lu Lines would be approved by the Fed eral Maritime Commission if a number of mnditinna-ar-a-mat to kanp fbn ahip. ping line an independent~operator: Al though worrying about the possible "dismemberment" of U.S. Lines by Reynolds,--the-agency - reopened the plants, U.S. sources said. The bridge had been used by truckers hauling supplies to Hanoi. North Vietnam, meanwhile, claimed five U.S. tvarpnumlixd betnahertdown elms 8etusday i U.S, officials didn't report any loose! 1 ess r Nixon endorsed no-fault auto Insurance as "an Idea whoso time has come."-Btft tlteTresh i thet penetrate the lung once breathed In haa pro duced a high Incidence of cancer In the~membrane surrounding the lung, a disease called mesothelioma. In Iho general populace, It rouses one In 10,000 deaths. Of 032 asbestos workers being studied by Dr. Scllkoff, 32 have died of It so far. The Mobil refinery, where Mr. Bnlley worke, llko all hlgh-hcnt factories In the oil and chemical Industries, uses asbestos for Insulatlon.. Mr. Bailey works with insulation workers Inside the furnaces, ripping out soft brick. "There's asbestos and brick dust and a lot of sulphur, too," he Buys. "We complained about the dust and dirt. Nothing Is done to keep It down. The fans mnke It worse, and you can't wet It because of the lieot In the bricks. The company bought new respirators, but under the conditions they clog In IS minutes." In the asbestos cutting rooms, he adds, case after an examiner had recom mended rejecting the bid. (Story on Pogo 7) o Ilnrvoy Hubbell would bo required to dispose of some of the Pylo-National assets acquired- in 1970 under a pro posed antitrust consont decree filod by the Jusljco Department. Hubbell said the units it agreed to givo up account for about hnlf of its acquired sales, al though the original suit had sought the saie of nil the Pylo-National assets. (Slory on Pgg 4) o Pittsburgh Brewing's Iron City Beer sales have fallen substantially in recent months following the brewer's signing of a pact with black tavern dent said lt.alinuld be dealt with at the state oL rather than federal levch-IirMs- letterto West Virginia Gov. Arch Moore, who le beading National Governors' Conference, Nixon didn't say why he thought state action would be pre The Iratrume ferable to federal standards that would be the same nationwide. see trying,k on his I kota.l portanH South African pollcestormed s student dem leeway. onstration at Wltwaterarand University, Johan MeC nesburg. The demonstration had been called In schema defiance ot a government ban on outdoor pub TV-deb lic meetings. Several students were arrested pone but there weren't any reports of Injuries. Stu McGove dent unrest began In Johannesburg In April he's on.1! with complaints by nonwhites about segregated schooling. Alleged police brutality became the main Issue after a clash Friday.between white protesters and police on the etepe of St, George'a Anglican Cathedral, Gape Town i The'Tj Means whole Mr. Me there aren't any vacuum attach,m.ents on. the owners and the NAACP. The brand ap- |X>Wer 1^^"' A^ 'v,len tjio Insulation workers rent|y ;3 ^ victim ,,( barroom -taw-asbeatos sheets outside the room, or mix v__ , , A cement In a wheelbarrowr'VnyWay-can^get3ack!ash_by_wh,Jes_upset about_what_ the duat.'J^ they've heard of the accord. fSlorv .on Back Pagel Company Disagrees ------------ A British soldier was killed by gunmen while searching a Belfast Roman Catholic 1 pHwm.f yho had eScaped from a Belfast hospital. He was the 362nd fatality In the Northern Ireland violence re-' MobU'dlskgrees-with-the"desertpt1on--pf Company Notes-- since August 1969. worklng conditions. In response to a query, the company Usued thlsstatrment--``Wehava no problems at the Paulaboro refinery concerning the use of materials containing asbestos. We use very little.of such material, and what we do use Is used under strlctly controlled condi tions. Recently the Occupational Safety and Health Administration carried out ah extensive and thorough Inspection of the entire Paulsboro refinery. No violations were found In the plant's handling of asbestos materials." Eaton Corp. -- Agreed to acquire certain op erating assets of a British-Leyland-Motors unit for about 16 5 million. General Electric-Said Its General Electric Overseas Capital subsidiary began offering 850 million of flici convertible debentures - at price of 100 to non-North American Investors. Bates Manufacturing -- Named Gerald N. Frank, 68 years old, to replace Arnold L. Glnsburg, 44, as chairman. Rescuers tried to pump, treat! airJetQ.the. Wankle mine, near Rhodesia's Victoria FaH*r where 428 men had been trapped for a day. Company officials held - little- hopo^rf-flndlng ylvors. Throe msaslve-axploslopt trapped the men Tuesday morning, ahd fhere "hasn't been any contact since then. Rescue work was hampered by secondary explosions and by deadly gas filling part ot the mine. -------------------- *--s- ---------------------------- :m sri-vatl wher feat-.O Mr. Bailey's union, the OU, Chemical and Atomic Workers, Is protesting that Inspection. Steven Wodka, a union health and safety spe cialist, says Utile attention was paid to health -And-ho oomplalns-that.after.a-week ol accompanying the Inspectors, the company Inexplicably "had me kicked out of the plant." Markets-- -- Stocks - Volume 16,220,000 shares. Dow Jones Industrials #44.08, off 7.38; transportation 244 6^9fLL06-Ul1UUts 107.11. otl 0.41__________ Bonds --Dow Jones 40 bonds 74.33, up 0.17. Commodities -- Dow Jones futures Index A man carrying a hand grenade and head ing for jh* U.S. Coast Guard Academy'where Vice President Agnew was to speak was arc rested by Connecticut State Police. Jerome^Jaurtifain-Ji., to, was chqrged ellli jmssesefon ef a dangerous weapon In a car. Mobil declines comment on Mr. Wodka's 7 18, up 0.47; spot index 158 40, off 1. College courses In newspapers are to be de charge. ~-- veloped by the University of d&llfornla it San Oil refineries ere by no means the only TODAY'S INDEX Diego under a grant extended bjMhe fovern- places where asbestos turns up. The versatile Annj*l #A*fttng8rtf$*T5~' Financing ment.'Offlctalssald the American newspaperis substance Is a fireproof binder and Insulator In thousands of products, Including such things os Bond MjrktH Commodity* Dlvktertd Ntwi It '"17 . . II Mc**V Hatia JrcurlNi# Markets' 2>7f "one ofAhe most potentially potent modlums-of mass education." 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