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IN RE: ALL ASBESTOS-RELATED PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH CASES FILED OR TO BE FILED IN DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS IN THE DISTRICT COURT DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS 191ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT DEFENDANT'S ANSWERS AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION TO: Mr. Russell W. Budd, Baron & Budd, P.C., The Centrum, 3102 Oak Lawn Ave., Ste. 1100, Dallas, TX 75219. COMES NOW, UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY (hereinafter "U.S. Gypsum"), Defendant in the above-entitled and numbered cause, and files the attached Responses and Objections to Plaintiffs' Interro gatories and Requests for Production. Respectfully submitted. DeHAY & ELLISTON, L.L.P. 1500 Maxus Energy Tower 717 North Harwood Street Dallas, Texas 75201-6508 Telephone: (214) 953-5454 Telefax X! (214)f 953-5455 By: jAVID W. CROWE State Bar No. 05164250 COUNSEL FOR DEFENDANT STATES GYPSUM COMPANY UNITED CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the above and foregoing document has been forwarded to counsel for Plaintiffs, Mr. Russell W. Budd, Baron & Budd, P.C., The Centrum, 3102 Oak Lawn Ave., Ste. 1100, Dallas, TX 75219, by hand delivery, on this 2*> day of SEPT. , 1993. /J * DAVID w OWE DEFENDANT * S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS * INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 1 PREFATORY STATEMENT United States Gypsum Company (hereinafter "U.S. Gypsum") has, to the best of its abilities, gathered non-privileged documents into a document repository for inspection by plaintiffs' counsel in response to requests for production served in asbestos litigation. These documents provide information that supplements and expands upon that provided in these answers to Interrogatories and Requests For Production. Accordingly, by way of further response to these Interrogatories and Requests For Production, U.S. Gypsum hereby offers to make available these documents at a mutually convenient time at its offices at 125 S. Franklin Street, Chicago, Illinois. In giving its responses to Interrogatories and Requests For Production as to asbestos-containing products, U.S. Gypsum refers to products containing commercial asbestos as part of their formulation and to the type of commercial asbestos used as part of the formulation. OBJECTIONS U.S. Gypsum objects to the manner in which plaintiff has defined U.S. Gypsum to the extent that plaintiff purports to include in its definition of U.S. Gypsum "any of its merged, consolidated, or acquired predecessors, divisions, subsidiaries, foreign subsidiaries, foreign subsidiaries of predecessors, and/or affiliates known to have mined, manufactured, sold, marketed, utilized or distributed asbestos or asbestos-containing products or that incorporated asbestos or asbestos-containing products into DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 2 ships or other water-going vessels. This definition includes present and former officers, directors, agents, employees, and all other persons acting or purporting to act on behalf of the corporate Defendant or its predecessors, subsidiaries, and/or affiliates known to have mined, manufactured, sold, marketed or distributed asbestos or asbestos-containing products. 'Predecessors7 further means any business firm, whether or not incorporated, which hadall or some of its assets purchased by you or came to be acquired by you whether by merger, consolidation, or otherwise known to have mined, manufactured, sold, marketed, utilized, or distributed asbestos or asbestos-containing products. 'Subsidiaries' further means any business firm whether or not incorporated, which is or was in any way owned or controlled, in whole or in part by Defendant or its predecessors and which is known to have mined, manufactured, sold, marketed, utilized or distributed asbestos or asbestos-containing products. Defendant is required to produce .a schematic or diagram detailing its subsidiar ies, predecessors and divisions that would be included in the above definition. (See Request for Production No. 2)." In that U.S. Gypsum Company is the named defendant, this definition is overly broad and would require U.S. Gypsum to engage in unduly burdensome research, divulge privileged information and produce privileged documents. This defendant. United States Gypsum Company, responds to these Interrogatories and Requests For Production on behalf of itself. DEFENDANT * S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS* INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 3 U.S. Gypsum further objects to these Interrogatories and Requests For Production to the extent they seek information or documents protected by the attorney-client privilege and the work product rule and to the extent they seek trial preparation or expert materials or documents. In addition, U.S. Gypsum objects to these Interrogatories and Requests For Production to the extent they ask for "identification" of voluminous documents on the ground that they are overly broad, unduly burdensome and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. As set forth infra. U.S. Gypsum will produce documents which are the proper subjects of an appropriate document request. Finally, to this defendant's best current knowledge, informa tion and belief, this defendant believes that its products were never used in the shipbuilding trade. This defendant never manufactured any asbestos insulation material suited for shipbuild ing. Most of this defendant's asbestos-containing products were gypsum-based and therefore were not suitable for use around water, moisture, ships, etc. RESPONSES TO INTERROGATORIES INTERROGATORY NO. 1.: State the name, address, job title, length of time employed by Defendant, and a year-by-year list of all other positions, titles, or jobs held when working for Defendant of each person who has supplied any information used in answering these Interrogatories. ANSWER: 1. F. M. Poremski, Director, Financial and Accounting Services, United States Gypsum Company, has reviewed these DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS * INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 4 Responses for the purpose of satisfying the verification require ments. These Responses have been prepared based on the continual review of documents located in this defendant's files and informa tion obtained from discussions with this defendant's employees over a period of many years. It is not possible to reconstruct each step taken to gather this information or to verify all documents which might possibly pertain to the matters at issue that have been located or examined in connection with these Responses. Nor is it possible to specifically identify by name each person who has participated in the preparation of these Responses or to identify each document which may have provided information used in preparing these Responses. INTERROGATORY NO 2.: For the time period during which asbestoscontaining products were manufactured, assembled, sold or distrib uted by Defendant, and for the year preceding such activity, identify by date any meetings of the board of directors of Defendant at which the following topics were discussed: a. Asbestos-containing products; b. Asbestosis; c. Other asbestos-related diseases, including but not limited to lung cancer, mesothelioma, pleural plaques; and d. Dust studies that measure asbestos dust and fibers. ANSWER: 2. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. INTERROGATORY NO. 3.: For the time period during which asbestoscontaining products were manufactured, assembled, sold or distrib uted by Defendant, and for the year preceding such activity, identify by date any safety meetings, or meetings concerning safety issues, at any plant or other facility of Defendant where the following topics were discussed: a. Asbestos-containing products; b. Asbestosis; c. Other asbestos-related diseases, including but not limited to lung cancer, mesothelioma, pleural plaques; and d. Dust studies that measure asbestos dust and fibers. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 5 ANSWER: 3. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Interroga tory is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. INTERROGATORY NO. 4.: Identify any asbestos-containing products manufactured by other companies that were sold and/or distributed by Defendant, its predecessors and/or subsidiaries. State the time periods during which any such products were sold and/or distribut ed. ANSWER: 4. In the 1950's - 1970's, U. S. Gypsum purchased asbestos cement board from National Gypsum Company, which was reshipped as received. In addition, U. S. Gypsum drilled this material and rebranded it for sale and use as asbestos lay-in panels in the late 1950's. U. S. Gypsum also purchased pipe covering from a company believed to be named Baldwin-Ehret-Hill in the 1930's. U. S. Gypsum purchased adhesive products for resale from W. W. Henry Company and a company believed to be a subsidiary of Sherwin Williams, but U. S. Gypsum has been unable to confirm dates of such purchases. INTERROGATORY NO. 5.: Identify by name and location each plant owned, operated, or at any time bought by or under the control of Defendant in which asbestos-containing products were manufactured, assembled, or prepared for sale or marketing, and state the time periods during which the activity took place. ANSWER: 5. See attached Schedule D. INTERROGATORY NO. 6.: For each plant identified in Interrogatory No. 5, and for the time periods identified therein, list the dates, if any, in which ventilation systems were installed, or modifica tions to improve ventilation were made to existing systems. Provide a brief description of the changes made. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION :\asb3\USG3.rog Page 6 ANSWER: 6. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Interroga tory is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. INTERROGATORY NO. 7. : For each plant identified in Interrogatory No. 5, and for the time periods identified therein, list the dates, if any, on which respirators were provided to employees. ANSWER: 7. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Interroga tory is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. INTERROGATORY NO. 8.: For each plant identified in Interrogatory No. 5, and for the time periods identified therein, list the dates, if any, on which warnings about the health hazards of asbestos were issued to employees. ANSWER: 8. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Interroga tory is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. INTERROGATORY NO. 9. : Identify by name and location each plant ever owned, operated or at a later date bought or under control of Defendant in which asbestos-containing products were used, and state the time periods during which such products were used at each plant. ANSWER: 9. Objection. With respect to the term Mused", this defendant objects in that it is vague and ambiguous. Further, there has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever and employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Interrogatory is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. INTERROGATORY NO. 10.: For each plant identified in Interrogatory No. 9, and for the time periods identified therein, list the dates, if any, on which ventilation systems were installed, or modifica tions to improve ventilation were made to any existing ventilation systems. Provide a brief description of the changes made. DEFENDANT * S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 7 ANSWER: 10. Objection. See this defendant's response to Interrogato ry No. 9. INTERROGATORY NO. 11.: For each plant identified in Interrogatory No. 9, and for the time periods identified therein, list the dates, if any, on which respirators were provided to any employees using asbestos-containing products. ANSWER: 11. Objection. See this defendant's response to Interrogato ry No . 9. INTERROGATORY NO. 12. : For each plant identified in Interrogatory No. 9, and for the time periods identified therein, list the dates, if any, on which warnings about the health hazards of asbestos were issued to employees. ANSWER: 12. Objection. See this defendant's response to Interrogato ry No. 9. INTERROGATORY NO. 13.: Prior to 1990, did any person file a claim against a Workers' Compensation carrier covering Defendant, its predecessors, and/or its subsidiaries, alleging that he/she contracted a disease from inhaling asbestos fibers while employed by Defendant, its predecessors, and/or its subsidiaries? If so, provide: a. b. c. d. ANSWER: A list of the claims, including each claimant's name, address, and the date each claim was filed, and including the caption and jurisdiction of the claim; The disease alleged in each such claim; A brief summary of the disposition of each such claim; and The name, address and title of the person having custody of the records pertaining to each such claim. 13. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Interroga tory is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 8 INTERROGATORY NO. 14.: State the time periods, if any, during which Defendant was a member of each of the following organiza tions: a. Asbestos Textile Institute (ATI); b. Quebec Asbestos Mining Association (QAMA); c. National Insulation Manufactures Association (NIMA); d. Industrial Hygiene Foundation (IHF); e. Air Hygiene Foundation (AHF); f. Asbestos Information Association (AIA); and g. American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH). ANSWER: 14. See attached Exhibit No. 1. INTERROGATORY NO. 15.: State the dates and amounts of any financial contributions that were made by this Defendant to each of the following organizations: a. Asbestos Textile Institute (ATI); b. Quebec Asbestos Mining Association (QAMA); c. National Insulation Manufactures Association (NIMA); d. Industrial Hygiene Foundation (IHF); e. Air Hygiene Foundation (AHF); f. Asbestos Information Association (AIA); and g. American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH). ANSWER: 15. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. INTERROGATORY NO. 16.: Has any employee or agent of Defendant ever testified before any governmental entity regarding asbestos, asbestos-containing products or diseases related to the inhalation of asbestos dust or fibers? If so, provide the name of each person so testifying, and the name, date and location of each hearing. ANSWER: 16. A copy of the testimony presented by Thaddeus S. Snell at a hearing conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency in 1984 will be made available through the offices of U. S. Gypsum at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, Illinois. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS * INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 9 INTERROGATORY NO. 17.: Before 1974, did Defendant ever furnish any papers, documents, internal memoranda, or other writings concerning asbestos-related diseases and/or the health hazards of inhaling asbestos dust and fibers to the United States Public health Service or to any other governmental agencies? If so, identify the writings and the dates they were so furnished. ANSWER: 17. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. INTERROGATORY NO. 18.: Before 1974, did Defendant ever furnish any papers, documents, internal memoranda, or other writings concerning asbestos-related disease and/or the health hazards of inhaling asbestos dust and fibers, to the United States Navy or United States Naval Facilities? If so, identify the writings and the dates they were so furnished. ANSWER: 18. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. INTERROGATORY NO. 19.: Did Defendant ever provide any information to a military or other governmental entity concerning the health hazards of inhaling asbestos dust and fibers that was used, or was intended to be used, in the drafting of military specifications for the use of asbestos-containing products? ANSWER: 19. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. INTERROGATORY NO. 20.: Did Defendant ever provide information to a military or other governmental entity that was used or intended to be used in drafting military specifications for the design of asbestos-containing products? If so, for each identify: a. State the name of the entity; b. Describe the information provided; and c. Give the dates on which the information was provided. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 10 ANSWER: 20. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. INTERROGATORY NO. 21.: Did any employee or agent of Defendant ever receive a copy of any of the following articles? If so, for each article, state the name of the recipient and the date the article was received: a. WALDEMAR DREESSEN, "A Study of Asbestosis in the Asbestos Textile Industry," U.S. Treasury Dept. Public Health Bull. No. 241, August, 1938. b. WALTER FLEISCHER, PHILLIP DRINKER, et al., "Health Survey of Pipe Covering Operations in Constructing Naval Vessels," Journ. Industrial Hyg. & Tox. 28:9 (1946). c. RICHARD DOLL, "Mortality from Lung Cancer in Asbestos Workers," Brit. J. Industr. Med. 12: 81-86 (1955) d. E.R.A. MEREWETHER, "The Occurrence of Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Pulmonary Affections in Asbestos Workers," J. Ind. Hyg., Vol. XII (1930). ANSWER: 21. a. b. c. d. This defendant has a copy of this document in its document collection. However, this defendant cannot ascertain whether a copy of this document was received contemporaneously to its publication. Not to this defendant's best current knowledge, informa tion, and belief. Not to this defendant's best current knowledge, informa tion, and belief. With respect to an article entitled, "The Occurrence of Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Pulmonary Afflictions in Asbestos Workers", this defendant has a copy of this document in its document collection. However, this defendant cannot ascertain whether a copy of this document was received contemporaneously to its publica tion. INTERROGATORY NO. 22.: Has Defendant ever conducted any tests or studies concerning the effects of the inhalation of asbestos dust or fibers on the animal or human respiratory system? If so, provide the name, date, and location of each test or study and DEFENDANT * S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS * INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 11 state by whom in the corporation the report of the results was received. ANSWER: 22. U.S. Gypsum Company contributed to a study conducted beginning approximately 1936 by Dr. Gardner of the Saranac Laboratory. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. INTERROGATORY NO. 23.: Has Defendant ever litigated the issue of insurance coverage in a case involving exposure to asbestos? If so, for each case state: a. the names of the parties, the court, and the case number; b. the filing date; c. the name and address of the attorneys representing the insurance carrier; and d. ANSWER: whether the case has been settled. 23. Objection. This Interrogatory is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving this objection, see attached Exhibit No. 2. INTERROGATORY NO. 24.: Has Defendant ever conducted any tests or studies concerning the health hazards to an individual exposed to both asbestos dust/fibers and tobacco smoke? If so, provide the names and dates of each test or study. ANSWER: 24. Not to this defendant's best current knowledge, informa tion, and belief. INTERROGATORY NO. 25.: To date, has Defendant furnished any information to consumers, other users of asbestos-containing products, or to the general public, about the health hazards to an individual exposed to both asbestos dust/fibers and tobacco smoke? If so, state how and when this information was conveyed. ANSWER: DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 12 25. Not to this defendant's best current knowledge, informa tion, and belief. INTERROGATORY NO. 26.: To date, has Defendant ever attempted to recall its asbestos-containing products? ANSWER: 26. U. S. Gypsum has not conducted a recall of any of its products because of any alleged health hazards associated with asbestos. INTERROGATORY NO. 27.: Describe in detail: a. How your documents relating to asbestos, asbestos diseases, and asbestos-containing products are main'tained; b. How your documents relating to asbestos, asbestos diseases and asbestos-containing products are organized; and c. Where these documents are kept. ANSWER: 27. Documents responsive to this Interrogatory are found in this defendant's Asbestos Litigation Document Repository, located at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL 60606. See attached Exhibit 3. RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 1: Produce copies of the minutes of any meetings of the board of directors of Defendant at which the following topics were discussed: a. Asbestos-containing products; b. Asbestosis; c. Other asbestos-related diseases, including but not limited to lung cancer, mesothelioma, pleural plaques; and d. dust studies that measure asbestos dust and fibers. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f: \asb3\USG3.rog Page 13 RESPONSE: 1. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 2: Produce copies of the minutes of any safety meetings or any meetings at any plant or facility of Defendant where the following topics were discussed: a. Asbestos-containing products; b. Asbestosis; c. Other asbestos-related diseases, including but not limited to lung cancer, mesothelioma, pleural plaques; and d. dust studies that measure asbestos dust and fibers. RESPONSE: 2. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Request is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 3: Produce copies of the patents obtained for the asbestos-containing products manufactured, assembled, and/or prepared for sale or marketing by Defendant. RESPONSE: 3. This defendant is aware that it held a patent for at least one of the above-stated products, that product being K-FAC. As related to the other specified products, to the extent such information is available to United States Gypsum Company and would not require it to undertake an unreasonable investigation at an unreasonable cost, it is contained in documents which United States Gypsum Company will provide through its offices at 125 S. Franklin Street, Chicago, IL 60606. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 4: Produce copies of the patents obtained for those asbestos-free products intended to be substi tutes for asbestos-containing products manufactured, assembled, or prepared for sale or marketing by Defendant. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 14 RESPONSE: 4. Objection. This Request is overbroad in that it is not limited to asbestos, the focus of this litigation. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 5: Produce copies of the testimony of each and every employee or agent of Defendant at each and every hearing by a governmental entity concerning asbestos, asbestoscontaining products, or diseases related to the inhalation of asbestos dust and fibers. RESPONSE: 5. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 6: Produce copies of every test or study that measured the asbestos fibers or measured the asbestos dust and/or fiber levels at every plant owned, operated, bought by or under the control of Defendant. Provide the dates for each test or study. RESPONSE: 6. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Request is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving this objection, non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 7: Produce copies of every test or study received by Defendant that measured asbestos fibers or measured asbestos dust and/or fiber levels at the Thetford Hines. RESPONSE: 7. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 8: Produce all documents in the posses sion, custody, or control of Defendant relating to the Braun & Traun study, done for the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 15 RESPONSE: 8. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 9: Produce copies of all documents which contain any reference to tests or studies that found either asbestos dust, or total dust including asbestos, in quantities exceeding 2 million particles per cubic foot of air, at any plant owned, operated, bought by or under the control of Defendant, during the manufacture, assembly, or preparation for sale or assembly, of any asbestos-containing products. RESPONSE: 9. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Request is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving this objection, non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 10: Produce copies of all documents which contain any reference to tests or studies which found either asbestos dust, or total dust including asbestos, in quantities exceeding 5 million particles per cubic foot of air, at any plant owned, operated, bought by or under the control of Defendant, during the use of any asbestos-containing products. RESPONSE: 10. Objection. There has been no allegation that plaintiff was ever an employee of this defendant. Therefore, this Request is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving this objection, non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 11: Produce copies of any and all tests or studies conducted by Defendant concerning the effects of the inhalation of asbestos dust or fibers on animal or human respiratory systems. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 16 RESPONSE: 11. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 12: Produce copies of all documents produced during the course of Defendant's litigation with any insurance carrier concerning exposure to asbestos. RESPONSE: 12. Objection. This Request is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 13: Produce copies of all depositions taken by any party during the course of Defendant's litigation with any insurance carrier concerning exposure to asbestos. RESPONSE: 13. Objection. This Request is overbroad, irrelevant, immaterial, and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION NO. 14: Produce copies of any tests or studies conducted by, or received by, Defendant concerning the health hazards to an individual exposed to both asbestos dust/fibers and tobacco smoke. RESPONSE: 14. Non-privileged, responsive documents, to the extent they exist, will be made available to plaintiff at a mutually convenient time through U.S. Gypsum Company's offices at 125 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL. DEFENDANT'S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION f:\asb3\USG3.rog Page 17 STATE OF ILLINOIS ) ) COUNTY OF COOK SS VERIFICATION I, F. M. Poremski, declare: I am the Director, Financial & Accounting Services of United States Gypsum Company, one of the above named defendants, and am authorized to make this verification for and on behalf of said company; I have read the foregoing Answers, Objections, and other Responses to Plaintiff's Interrogatories and am informed and believe that the same is true and on that ground allege that the matters therein stated are true. I declare, under penalty of perjury, that the foregoing is true and correct, and that this declaration was executed Illinois. F. M. 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O oP rH to C rH p 0 E TJ C a a 0 O' 0 3 O 0 Eh 3 O O XJ C JC Eh *3 C c TJ O 0 M H 0 0 oa 3 c TJ p H TJ 00 0 0 JZ Sh 0 Eh 0 C 0 0 H O XHH o 0 <1HP O o C 0 -H O 0 3 3 *H pp - Eh *3 0 0 3 0 CW O >4 O P o0 PX H N o 0 O p H No o Eh O' **H p o 3 * p P x: P E-4 0 Eh rH P 0 PC a 0 f* O' *3 Eh O C O' c 0 C TJ 0 -H C Eh O 0 0 *H 0 e ap a Eh O >i E 0 3 h C 0 -H P o ^Q ap CQ 0 CO 02 c 0 E O c O 0 c 3 O rH 3 JZ Eh O0 c "rH rH H N -rl C 0 O P 0 rH 3 rH 0 Eh 0 OP E JC 0 *H c Eh Eh TJ 0 P O' Eh 3 O P rH TJ P *H 0 o 0 >i E O -H a 0 Eh 3 0 to O O' JC H P O C P 3 U *3 3 3w o 0 P 0 0 C 3 >i 0 P PH HJ 0 00 0 3 H X JQ to TJ Eh ax Eh O O' 0 0 p Eh O TJ J5 P o O0 Eh 3 *H TJ 0 0 0 0 p -H 3 -rl > >iO an Eh rH E > in 0 0 O' 0 Eh -H 0 CEO C U Eh p' a 00 E Eh P 30 rH aTJ TJ JC 03 E -*H 00 C\ n rl E OCX 0 Eh O' O rH o rH a0 0 X O <H JC 0 3 H 00 Eh O O' *3 JC rH 3 3 -rl rH 0 0 m c\ O' w 0 r* 0 O' D CS rl H O Eh h a 1 JC <0 XP P cc H *H E H 0- Eh &H Eh Eh 0 2 p0 rH x: <p P O < h X5 JC 3 Eh 0 U 0 X O jC Eh O 0 CU fH 0P >i J3 Po 0 OU 0 c 33 o tj tj c CO 0 o o 0 Eh C -H D 0 a o p CJ g a ce rn in made on be c l inl t iwo a h rm h ic fo w VO H 0 4J (ef0 it F u rth e r in docum ents Sh jc to P -H Co o to Eh w JC Eh a 3 Eh JZ 0) Em P 0 CO HI O > -H E *o P 0 0 0 40 0 E *H rH w o S OX 0p to to 3 o The following represents this defendant's best current information: Exhibit 1 ORGANIZATION Gypsum Association DATES OF MEMBERSHIP HEALTH HAZARDS OF ASBESTOS DISCUSSED AT MEETINGS ATTENDED BY UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY PERSONNEL DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY___________ 1930-present Asbestos discussed at all of the following: Membership meetings: 10/27/71 - 10/28/71 E. W. Duffy, W. W. Holloway, A. J. Watt 4/5/72 - J. H. Crumbaugh, A. R. Rump, C. G. Gramor, A. J. Watt, M. L. Hepsher, W. W. Holloway 4/4/73 - J. S. Bush, W. W. Holloway, A. J. Watt, C. G. Gramor, J. D. May, J. J. McLaughlin Minutes of meetings, but these documents are not in this defendant's files produced to this defendant in litigation by Gypsum Association. This defendant does not know if such individuals actually attended meetings listed in documents produce! to this defendant by Gypsum Association in other litigation. Also, some test results are ia this defendant's files. 10/10/73 - 10/12/73 W. W. Holloway, A. J. Watt Safety Committee Meetings: 9/20/66 - P. D. Fix, G. R. Krug 9/17/67 - C. P. Kipp 3/19/68 - 3/20/68 - G. R. Krug 10/25/71 -- w.. E. Halley, J . D. Cornell, J. M. Rochers 9/19/73 - J. D. Cornell 3/7/74 - J. D. Cornell, M. R. Helton 8/14/74 - j. D. Cornell Manufacturing & Mining Committee: 4/3/73 - W. W. Holloway, H. D. Gobrecht Page 1 of 6 "ANIZATION Gypsum Association (cont.) Industrial Health foundation (But not Industrial Hygiene foundation) DATES OF MEMBERSHIP HEALTH HAZARDS OF ASBESTOS DISCUSSED AT MEETINGS ATTENDED BY UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY PERSONNEL DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY______________ Manufacturing & Mining Committee: 4/9/74 - W. W. Holloway 10/8/74 - W. W. Holloway, H. D. Gobrecht 8/10/76 - J. D. Cornell, K. E. Mohler, W. Lewis Technical Committee: 2/14/73 - 12/16/73 J. H. Crumbaugh 8/1/73 - 8/3/73 J. H. Crumbaugh, A. L. Hampton, R. L. Selbe 11/73 and 1/74 - unknown 2/13/74 - 2/15/74 J. H. Crumbaugh 8/7/74 - 8/9/74 J. H. Crumbaugh, R. L. Selbe Board of Directors: 4/5/73, 10/12/73 A. J. Watt 1974-1981 (budget cut backs forced United States Gypsum Company to drop membership) No business meetings Some "discussionals" Industrial Hygiene Digest Monthly Abstracts 1/74 - 12/81 (JDC's) Asbestos was discussed at the following meetings: Annual Business Reports (JDC's) Introduction to Industrial Hygiene Asbestos Sampling Chemicals for Industrial Hygiene C. Roe 1978-1979 Toxicology Chemicals and Engineering S. H. Beming - 1/10/79 - 1/21/79 Page 2 of 6 L.^ANIZATION Lime Association ^National Insulation Manufacturers Association (Founded in 1958) (Now TIMA) Thermal Insulation Ap~ 'facturers Ajl Nation National Insulation Contractors Association (Associate Member) National Safety Council National Mineral Wool Association DATES OF MEMBERSHIP HEALTH HAZARDS OF ASBESTOS DISCUSSED AT MEETINGS ATTENDED BY UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY PERSONNEL DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY________ _____________ Industrial Hygiene Techniques Update, Advanced Industrial Hygiene S. H. Beming - 11/12/79 - 11/14/79 Seminar Regarding Industrial Health J. D. Cornell - 6/8/75 - 6/9/75 Other personnel involved: J. D. Cornell, S. H. Beming, K. S. Freeman, C. Roe exact date unknown unknown none 1973-1974 unknown Minutes produced in other litigation (Wm. Simpson deposition) (1958-?) 1974-present none Some mass correspondence letters regarding committees J. D. Cornell was on health and safety, public information, medical and scientific dated 1978 to the present. unknown (perhaps 1972-present?) none NICA by Laws dated 1975; NICA's 1981 Annual Report. 1914-present none 19437-1957 mid-igeO's mid-1970's none Transactions from 1912-1978 records of all presentations and papers produced at Phillip E. Schmidt, depositi and document production April 17, 1984, in Neil Wood none Page 3 of 6 " ANI2ATI0N DATES OF MEMBERSHIP *Contracting Plaster and Lathers International (Associate Member) 1960-1969 ^International Association Vail and Ceiling Contractors (Associate Member) 1970-1976 *Gypsum Drywall Contractors International (Associate Member) 1960-1976 unknown *Association of 'all and Cfc_ ^ng Contractors Industries International Gypsum Drywall Contractors International (Associate Member) 1976-1979 ^Association )f Wall and Ceiling Contractors Industries International 1980-present American Society of Safety Engineers exact dates unknown Unerican Industrial iy >.nists is^wciation exact dates unknown HEALTH HAZARDS OF ASBESTOS DISCUSSED AT MEETINGS ATTENDED BY UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY PERSONNEL none none none none none unknown unknown Page A of 6 DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY_________ Some documents in M. V. Cook's and J. Edwards' file Some documents in M. V. Cook's and J. Edwards' file Some documents in M. V. Cook's and J. Edwards' file: Some documents in M. V. Cook's and J. Edwards' files none none C UJIZATION DATES OF MEMBERSHIP Employing Plasterers Association (Associate Member) Metal Lath Association present 1950* s-1964 Pulp and Paper Institute 1950's-1964 Hardboard Association 1950's-1964 Health and Safety Council of Asbestos Cement Products Association 1967?-1971? Asbestos It' -mat ion Association of North America Unknown if a member. not a member National 3ureau of Standards not a member American Standards Association (never a member; served on committees) oecaroe ANSI L969 similar co ASTM ;sustaining nember) unknown; involvement at least 15 years ago HEALTH HAZARDS OF ASBESTOS DISCUSSED AT MEETINGS ATTENDED BY UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY PERSONNEL unknown unknown unknown unknown G. R. Krug - 11/19/68 C. P. Kipp (deceased) or L. A. Tobey (deceased) 2/17/70; 2/18/70; 3/19/70; 5/19/70; 11/19/70 none 1978 - J. D. Cornell, K. S. Freeman (retired) Rockville, MD, jointly sponsored by NBS and NI0SH re: Asbestos and Health unknown DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY none none none none November 21, 1968 memo from Krug to Kipp re: meeting and various minutes from other meetings. none none Page 5 of 6 'ANIZATION Asbestos Textile Institute SOEH/IOEH HEALTH HAZARDS OF ASBESTOS DISCUSSED AT MEETINGS DATES OF ATTENDED BY UNITED STATES MEMBERSHIP GYPSUM COMPANY PERSONNEL never a member none never a member "Occupational Exposures to Fibrous and Particulate Dust and Their Extentions into the Environment" 12/5/77 - 12/7/77 J. D. Cornell (others?) DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY none - ^Membership information pertaining to these organizations is not available in this defendant's files. United States Gypsum Company does not and has not belonged to: Quebec Asbestos Mining Association - QAMA Asbestos Research Council of England Public Health Bulletin Service ?' tering and Lath Association Chicago Plastering Institute Perlite Institute Page 6 of 6 CARRIER ADMIRAL ADMIRAL AOMIRAL ADMIRAL AMERICAN EXCESS AMERICAN EXCESS AMERICAN EXCESS AMERICAN EXCESS AMERICAN MUTUAL AMERICAN MUTUAL AMERICAN MUTUAL AMERICAN MUTUAL AMI CO AMICO AM I CO AMICO AMICO AMICO AMERICAN RE-INSURANCE AMERICAN RE-INSURANCE CALIFORNIA UNION Exhibit 2 THIS DEFENDANT IS INSURED BY THE FOLLOWING. CERTIFICATE OR POLICY NO. AOUX 0006 ATUX 0051 A2UX 0126 A3UX 0164 EUL5002664 EUL5003994 EUL5064144 EUL5084262 57559-D 95298902-6-D 95298912-7-D 95298912-O-D IYM 114 700 1ZM 127 724 2CP 61 063 2YM 129 182 5SB 021 428 5SB 021 429 M 12016-2001 M1440073 ZCX 00 33 78 TYPE Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess POLICY PER 100 8/1/808/1/81 8/1/818/1/82 8/1/828/1/83 8/1/831/19/84 11/10/788/1/79 8/1/798/1/80 8/1/808/1/81 8/1/81 8/1/82 2/1/632/1/66 2/1/662/1/67 2/1/672/1/70 2/1/704/15/71 4/1/612/1/63 4/15/717/1/75 2/15/722/15/75 2/15/722/1/75 2/15/757/1/75 2/15/75-7/1/75 12/7/662/1/69 11/8/762/15/78 11/7/788/1/80 CARRIER CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMMERCIAL UNION (EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD.) FIREMAN'S FUND FIREMAN'S FUND FIRST STATE FIRST STATE FIRST STATE FIRST STATE INTEGRITY CERTIFICATE OR POLICY NO. ROX 9658052 ROX 938 50 86 ROX 923 01 25 ROX 01 912 52 99 ROX 01 912 53 00 RDX 01 808 54 80 RDX 01 808 54 81 ROX 142 11 13 RDX 142 11 14 CCP 005 30 96 37 TYPE Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Primary E22-8160-001 Excess XL 38021 XLX 119 50 62 920501 928140 928110 928123 XL-5004-06 2 Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess POLICY PER 100 7/31/622/1/66 4/20/662/1/69 12/7/662/1/69 2/1/692/1/72 2/1/692/1/72 2/1/722/15/75 2/1/722/15/75 2/15/759/6/76 2/15/759/6/76 8/1/79. 8/1/82 (8/1/798/1/80) <8/1/808/1/82) 2/1/632/1/66 2/1/692/1/72 2/1/722/1/75 2/15/722/1/75 8/1/808/1/81 8/1/818/1/82 8/1/828/1/84 8/1/838/1/84 CARRIER INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL INTERSTATE INTERSTATE LEXINGTON LEXINGTON LEXINGTON LEXINGTON LEXINGTON LIBERTY MUTUAL LIBERTY MUTUAL LIBERTY MUTUAL LIBERTY MUTUAL LIBERTY MUTUAL LIBERTY MUTUAL LIBERTY MUTUAL LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S CERTIFICATE OR POLICY NO. 522 003150 9 522 003173 A 155-U-29045 155-U*29098 5521014 5521015 5521110 5521201 5525721 CGL-04-00610 CGL-04-01419 CGL-04-02297 CGL-04-03180 CGL-04-04185 CGL-04-05766 CGL-04-00244 24045 21270/ 24045 21271/ 24045 C 31979 C 3 TYPE Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Excess Excess Primary POLICY PERI00 10/25/788/1/79 8/1/798/1/80 11/9/78 8/1/79 8/1/798/1/80 8/1/808/1/81 8/1/808/1/81 8/1/818/1/82 8/1/828/1/83 8/1/838/1/84 4/1/43' 4/1/44 4/1 /444/1/45 4/1/454/1/46 4/1/464/1/47 4/1/474/1/48 4/1/484/1/49 4/1/496/1/49 6/1/4912/8/49 12/8/497/10/50 12/8/497/10/50 12/8/497/10/50 7/10/503/10/52 CARRIER LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYO'S LLOYD'S LLOYO'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S CERTIFICATE OR POLICY NO. 23331 F 23376 F 23377 C 36693 CB F 35836 F 35835 HO 642295 CB HJ 642296 CB M4J 801108 CB/ WMJ 801109 CB WMJ 801110 CB RS 907609 CD NS 653920 CD 55043 55044 55045 55046 WNY807004 022463000 022464000 TYPE Excess Excess Excess Primary Excess Excess Primary Excess Excess Excess Primary Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess POLICY PERIOO 7/10/507/10/53 7/10/507/10/53 7/10/507/10/53 3/10/524/1/55 7/10/534/1/55 7/10/534/1/55 4/1/554/1/58 4/1/554/1/58 4/1/554/1/58 ' 4/1/554/1/58 4/1/584/1/61 4/1/584/1/61 4/1/584/1/61 4/1/584/1/61 4/1/584/1/61 4/1/584/1/61 7/31/59 7/31/62 2/1/662/1/69 2/1/662/1/69 CARRIER LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LLOYD'S MIDLAND NATIONAL AMERICAN (STUYVESANT) NATIONAL SURETY NATIONAL SURETY NATIONAL SURETY NATIONAL SURETY NATIONAL SURETY NATIONAL SURETY NATIONAL SURETY NATIONAL SURETY NORTHBROOK CERTIFICATE OR POLICY NO. 022747000 026160000 026161000 026162000 183550900 020044100 XL 146163 61-05*180DE XLX-120 48 58 XLX-130 14 53 XLX-136 63 54 XLX-143 62 90 XLX-143 63 42 XLX-148 34 45 XLX-153 01 72 XLX-153 01 73 63 001 083 TYPE Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess 5 POLICY PERIOO 12/7/662/1/69 3/1/692/1/72 3/1/692/1/72 3/1/692/1/72 11/19/762/15/78 2/15/788/1/79 2/15/752/15/78 4/1/612/1/63 2/15/752/15/78 10/25/788/1/79 8/1/798/1/80 8/1/808/1/81 8/1/818/1/82 8/1/828/1/83 8/1/831/19/84 1/19/848/1/84 8/1/838/1/84 7/1/752/15/78 CARRIER NORTHBROOK NORTHBROOK NORTHBROOK NORTHBROOK TRANSIT TRANSIT TRANSIT TRAVELERS TRAVELERS TRAVELERS Self-Insured Retention (NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY) WP/15177 CERTIFICATE OR POLICY NO. 63 001 167 63 004 250 63 005 941 63 005 942 UMB 950-106 UMB 950-181 UMB 950-248 TR-NSL135T059-4-75 TR-NSL135T060-1-75 TRK-SLG135T059-4-78 CLA 3259137 TYPE Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Excess Primary Primary Primary Primary POLICY PER 100 7/1/752/15/78 2/15/788/1/79 8/1/798/1/80 8/1/798/1/80 8/1/808/1/81 8/1/818/1/82 8/1/8212/31/84 7/1/757/1/78 (7/1/752/15/78) (2/15/78 7/1/78) 7/1/758/1/79 7/1/788/1/79 8/1/821/1/85 6 - 5,B3,C1,C9,D7. Exhibit 3 United States Gypsltd Company Asbestos Litigation Docisnent Repository Indices of General Docunent Collection and Bulk Oocunent Collection Table of Contents SECTION CATEGORY DESCRIPTION General Docunent Collection 1 Abatement-Policy Correspondence and sumaries of Company policy regarding asbestos abatement at Company locations. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 2 Abatement-Plant 3 Acquisition and Divestiture 4 Advertising - Product Literature Correspondence describing and/or discussing asbestos abatement activities at plant locations. Docunents are filed in alphabetical order by plant. Within each folder docunents are in nunerical order. t Docunents concerning acquistions/divestitures of businesses that produced and sold asbestos containing products. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Advertising and promotional material pertaining to the Company's asbestos containing products. Docunents are organized by the 13 asbestos containing product groups with the 14th category being multiple products. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. NO. Of PAGES 2 9 T 18 5 AIA Technical descriptions of Company's asbestos containing products. Generally referenced by architects. Docunents are organized the same as Advertising Product Literature. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 13 6 Sweets Technical descriptions of the Company's asbestos containing products which were sutmitted for publication by Sweets' Catalog. Docunents are organized the same as Advertising Product Literature. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 15 7 Non-Asbestos Products AIA, Sweets and Advertising-Product literature pertaining to non-asbestos containing Company 14 Board of Directors products. Docunents are organized by magazine type and all other. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Various materials relating to Board activities. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Capital Authorities -Authority Files Capital expenditures file materials which discuss asbestos. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Capital Authorities -Kisc. Corres. Card Catalogs -Research Library Other materials concerning Company capital expenditures. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Complete Libertyville Research Center Card Catalog as of April 1987. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Card Catalogs -Corporate Library Complete USG Corp. Library, Card Catalog from the 101 Building as of January 14, 1988. Docunents' are filed in nunerical order. Contracts and Agreements Docunents pertaining to contracts and agreements entered into by the Company. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Corporate Minutes Customer Inquiries -Policy/Way to Respond Board minutes. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Docunents describing Company procedures when replying to an inquiry about one of its products. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Customer Inquiries -Correspondence Customer inquiries and replies. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Customer Inquiries -Complaints Correspondence and reports describing a complaint about a product. Oocunents are filed in nunerical order. Demand Letters Demands that the Company remove asbestos containing products from buildings owned by the writer or the party represented by the writer. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Docunents Collected from Sources Outside of the Company Material not fornd in the business records of US Gypsun Company. These materials were received by attorneys for US Gypsun from third parties in connection with the defense of US Gypsun in litigation. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Docunents Pertaining to Other Companies Docunents which pertain to or were written by other Companies includes advertisements. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Studies by Dr Gardner Materials relating to studies performed by Dr. Gardner of Saranac Labs. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. * Encapsulation Financial Related Information Annual Rpts Docunents discussing or describing encapsulation and related activities. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. United States Gypsun Company Annual Reports. Docunents are filed by year from 1920-1986. Financial Related -Miscellaneous Insurance -Policies Insurance -Misc.. Corres Various information concerning plant costs, project analyses and annual reports of other Companies. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Insurance policies. Docunents are filed in nunerical order by policy. Various docunents discussing insurance related matters. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 27 Insurance -Dept. Dead Storage Stored insurance department inactive file materials. Documents are filed in numerical order. 28 Material Safety Data Sheets Description of certain product conoonents. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 29 Medical Related Rpts and Corres. Documents concerning chest x-rays, personnel records and related information. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 30 NATLSCO Industrial Hygiene Studies performed by the National Loss Control Service Corporation at Company plant facilities. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 31 Non-Product Operating Builetins 32 Outside Meetings and Seminars-Corres. Adninistrative and operating bulletins not related to the manufacture of the Company's products. See index for further delineation. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. I Material referencing meetings and seminars conducted outside of the Company. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 33 OSHA -Violations 34 OSHA -Rpts. and Corres. Docunents describing violations cited by OSHA. Docunents are filed in chronological order. Other material relating to OSHA and its activities. Docunents are filed in chronological order. 35 Organization Charts 36 Packaging, Labeling and Warning A collection of Company organization charts and various personnel listings. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. Docunents discussing product packaging, labeling and warnings and materials on employee warnings. Docunents are filed in chronological order. 37 Patent and Trademark Materials concerning Company patents and trademarks for asbestos containing products. Docunents are filed in nunerical order. 2 1 6 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 38 Product InformationGeneral Documents describing or discussing Company products or issues affecting those products. Documents are filed in numerical order. 12 39 Product Operating Bulletins A collection of the Conpany's Product Operating Bulletins relating to the manufacture of asbestos containing products. See index for further delineation. Documents are filed in numerical order. 40 Pit. Related Corres. and Reports Materials concerning plant activities or referencing Company plants. Documents are filed in numerical order. 41 Published Documents 42 Purchase Related Rec. and Corres. 43 Research Lab Notebook Index Published documents and materials relating to such documents. Documents are filed in numerical order. Materials relating to Company purchasing activities. Documents are filed in numerical order. i An index of the Libertyville Research Center Laboratory Notebooks as of April 1987. Documents are filed in numerical order. 44 Research Lab Notebooks Excerpts from Research Lab Notebooks previously selected by plaintiff counsel. Documents are filed in numerical order. 45 Research Reports -Thesaurus 46 Research Reports -Key Word Searches 47 Research Reports -Reports Listing of Key Uords contained in Research Report Information Retrieval System. Documents are filed in numerical order. Information Retrieval System printouts listing Research Reports identified by certain Key Words. Documents are filed in keyword order. Hardcopy Research Reports identified by certain Key Word Searches and other Research Reports. Documents are filed by Research Report number. 3 3 11 3 2 1 1 8 534 48 , Research Related Docs. -Dead Storage: Roofing, Siding and Insulation Stored inactive files concerning Company Roofing, Siding and Insulation Products. Documents are filed in numerical order. 3 49 Research Related Docs. Hi seel larteous Materials relating to research activities. Documents are filed in nunerical order. 50 Retirement Disabil. and Deceased 51 Sales Records Data Documents pertaining to retired, disabled or deceased Company employees who alleged they had a lung related disability, whether or not there is an allegation that the employee contracted any disease by reason of exposure to asbestos. Documents are filed in numerical order. Information on Company sales of asbestos containing products. (Sales Statistics for the years 1965 through 1976 by state are also separately available.) Documents are filed in numerical order. 2 1 52 SBA Minutes 53 Stored Files From Outside Law Firm Minutes from Safe Building Alliance meetings through May, 1987. Documents are filed in numerical order. I Documents collected from the files of Keck, Mahin and Cate. Documents are filed in numerical order. 1 7 54 Testing Fiber Release 55 Testing Dust Surveys/Air Monitoring 56 Testing -Other 57 Trade Assoc and Organizations 58 Underwriters laboratories 59 Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. 60 Worker's Comp Claim Testing and studies on asbestos fiber release and friability. Documents are filed in chronological order. Testing and studies concerning conditions and atmosphere at Company facilities. Documents are filed in chronological order. Documents relating to plant product trials, sample analysis and a variety of testing. Documents are filed in chronological order. Information written by or describing various trade associations and organizations. Documents are filed in numerical order. Correspondence and reports pertaining to Underwriters Laboratories. Document are filed in numerical order. Documents from the files of Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. Documents are filed in numerical order. Asbestos related workers compensation claim petitions or other documents giving notice of such a claim by 1 15 10 2 1 4 Conpany employees. Docorient are filed in nunerical order. 61 101 Bldg. 0per./ Haint. Materials concerning the 101 S. Uacker Building Doconents are filed in nunerical order. 62 Miscellaneous Docunents All other material that uas not assigned to any of the aforementioned categories. Doconents are filed in nunerical order. Bulk Document Collection 63 Bulk Various materials produced in bulk. I