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.MlNiNO ra METALS DIVISION 9 P. 0. BOX 579, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK 14302 To !Nomo` D: /won Location T. P. Norris J. C^ Walsh Copy to R. E. Byrne G. L. Dickson B. L. 1ngal Is H. B. Rhodes W. C. Thurber Do*s Originating Dipt. Answering liltir dot* Subjoc* February 12, 1974 "Calidria" Asbestos - Marketing ''Safe Use" Literature PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT UC-1303 Enclosed are copies of some items in our files to answer most questions on the potential hazards associated with the use of asbestos. The attached sheet lists all available items and you should request what you need, but don't overload your files. I thought you were aware of these items, except for the most recent one or two, but some recent ROC's indicate we may have been remi-ss in properly supplying you. Two important points to remember: 1) The mere presence of asbestos in a plant does not constitute a hazard or a cause for OSHA citation. Asbestos fibers in the breathing zones of employees does present a potential hazard. 2) Asbestos has not been banned by the federal government except for EPA's restriction on certain insulation products to be sprayed. If you have any customers who need a full "presentation" to attempt to preclude fear or prohibition of asbestos we will be glad to help from here. / I V John L. Myers i/ Enc. /ds A 17593 CJMPANY MAN' S NAME / / Pa) DATE -_______ LITERATURE AVAILABLE FOR MAILING ON THE SAFE USE OF ASBESTOS I. Material Safety Data Sheet & Typical Chemical & Spectrographic Analysis of "Caliaria" Asbestos (Tj Testimony by George W. Wright, M.D. before U.S. Dept, of Labor, Occupational Safety & Health Hearing on Proposed Occupational Asbestos Standard, March 14-17, 1972 /Tf Testimony by J. Corbett McDonald, M.D. - same as above 4. OSHA Regulations - 6/7/72 5. EPA Regulations - 4/6/73 6. NY Times Article and Rebuttals (Article - 1/21/73, Rebuttals - 2/25/73) AIA Response to the Wall Street Journal - 6/15/72 8. "Airborne Asbestos" National Research Council, 1971 "Airborne Asbestos" - Summary 10. "Airborne Asbestos" - References Asbestos Bulletin (Asbestos Information Committee, London - 9/72) CIBA GEIGY - UK 2/72 f QAMA Folder WHO Report - 10/5 & 6/72 15. Target Health Hazard Fact Sheet (SILICA) 16. "Asbestos Has Its Defenders" - The Journal of Commerce, 4/20/73 <>. "The Familiar Aroma of Panic" - Editorial, Plastics Technology 3/73 18. Dust Counting - S. G. Bayer, R. D. Zummalde, T. A. Brown - Feb. 1969 U.S. Dept, of Health, Education and Welfare (\%. Dust Monitoring Equipment 4 Costs f. AIA - "Protecting The Asbestos Worker .AIA - "Asbestos and Health" (22. AIA - "The Asbestos Information Association/North America" <22 i AIA - "Asbestos and Health Questions and Answers" 4. AIA - "What Asbestos Is: How and Where It Is Used" 5. The Northern Miner - "Asbestos Completely Exonerated As Dangerous To Public Health Q6J Partnership for Prevention - "The Insulation Industry Hygiene Research Program" <27'. Asbestos - Reprint from National Safety News <23. AIA Answer to TIME magazine (23.'. AIA/"What Every Employee Should Know About Asbestos" A 17594