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dm77* 71 *___ "''irSiZZjsesasma HP*. C C for U*30i3 CA33J CGZPQXmOM G. L. Dickson J.L. Myers J. A. Riddle H, B. Rhodes ESOSICfCAU By: T.P. Norris T. Dougherty G, Vessels-King City--- Dcr^SeDt Niagara Falls File PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT ip?o UC-5025 Full Nemo Mosinee Paper Mill Co. Addr-is Mosinee. Wise Mlri. of Ir.fcrYtcacd (Givs full ns~,3t end lirfoj) Henry Blanchard, Prod. Dev. Supt. Glenn Bemis, Buyer { I rn*H Anif Utdorlino ll Action It 65u:*oU NO. DSO Nolo CoK)?. Info. Mr. Blanchard was scheduled to start evaluation on HPP and T-135 in an effort to replace his normal fillers. He was prevented from doing so, when the Employers Mutual Insurance Co., Wausau, V/isc. advised Mosinee management of the inherent danger to their employees if they used asbestos. They indicated that the savings made using asbestos would be more than offset by the additional safety precautions necessary to prevent Asbestosis. These 'would include periodic z-rays, isolation of production area, possible increase of their industrial insurance premium, and the increase of Workman's Compensation if Asbestosis became a reality. Naturally, Mosinee stopped all evaluations. I inquired that if we could disprove Employers Mtvfcv.s! , T.*,Toiild. sv.2.U2.*ti.on "d'OCSGCl? They indicated it would certainly be to our advantage. I discussed our knowledge of Asbestosis, and its direct causes, also informing them of our production process utilizing .pellet packaging. A Copy of Asbestos Toxjcoiog.v Rer.ort was left along with a promise to send Dr. Rhodes summary of various articles minimising Asbestos dangers. Its best that we proceed with caution and per conversation with John Myers, a meeting will be attempted between Employers Mutual, Mosinee mill safety personal and ourselves, in an attempt to clarify the situation.