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,, "'lf~~Ln~m cy~mt1~~JG:JDtUiiTI'O[f] ~fi1lfi1lQ!Jmu~ffi'U'D~ f _ ____.l=Jlllillli!.iiD, Pa. _ _ _ _ __ t'IVISICN and LOCAl"ION TO: SUBJECT: Messrs. H. F. Anspach P. J. Bonitatebus H. P. Eaberstroh c. A. Kennedy R. T. Matthe-w DATE: ' March 6, 1975 M. E. Schumann,Jr. L. C. Williams The ~ttached report is of ~o comfort to those of us who are s~ruggling to achieve compliance vrith the current 5 fiber standard and the scheduled 2 fiber standard. 'I'his can be considered one more stroke in fvlt. Sinai's camp::tign to seal the coffin of the current asbestos TLV. They really are pushing to get the standard reduced to 1 fiber per milliliter or less. I. H. Weaver grb att. cc: ~..:.~:..JlJ~ FMSI 06717 FRICTION MATER!ALS STAf\IDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., L:-210 ROUTE 4, PAR/IMUS, N. J. 07652 February 13, 1975 To: Asbestos Study Committee Subject: Heaith Policy Advisory Center Bulletin Mr. I. H. Weaver, Cha i rl"''an, passed along the enclosed article on "Asbestos Resee.rch" as published in the Health PAC Bulletin of November/December 1974. It is an article most Gritical of industry, alleging a cover-up helped along by some scientists. This article might be considered anolher part of the move to reduce the occupational exposure level from 2 fibe~ s per cc which is to go into effect on July 1, 19?6. Enclosed also is another article by Sprout Waldron, concerning wetting down dust in their new DA Mixer. This article is also sent at the suggestion of Mr. Weaver. EWD/erc Enc. E. W. Dr i s 1ane Execuitve Director FMSI 06718