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`This letter was sent to the following
H B. Eastman 3329 W. Dudley Aire. Fresno, CA 93728
J. Coleman Mission Linen Supply Salinas, CA 939QX
W. B. Oxborrow L. D. Folsom Inc. Coalings, CA 93210
March 6, 197^
Dear Sin
A Safety Order on Asbestos has been added to Article 110 of the General IndustrySafety Orders issued by the State of California., Department of Industrial Be- . lations* I am enclosing a copy of the order in case you have not seen it. .
be are required to meet the regulations and you will be subject to them while contracting work for ns. In the case of mining, we have no background of air borne fiber concentrations during the mining operation. Samples-will be taken
during the operation this year to give us this information.
Our operators are required to wear respirators at the mine area while screening
ore, and, an a very minimum, any- contractor employees who are operating in
dusty areas will have to use respirators per the regulations until air-borne
quantities of fiber can be determined.
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I am enclosing a number of booklets, published by Johns-Hanvilie for your use if desired* We have handed these booklets out to our employees as a means of employee education in view of the adverse publicity concerning asbestos in Idle last 2-3 years.
Very truly yours.
Manager-King Gity Operations
/dig CGI J. 1. Emerson
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UCC 009311
INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE
Division
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Messrs. H. P, Cobb, Jr J, F. Emerson F, H. Larrison, Jr. W. C. Thurber
270 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10017
OffgiVrofing Depf. Answering Utter dal*
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February 11, 1974 INVENTORIES
From our discussions, we have gained a better understanding of your problem in obtaining accurate feed weights on asbestos ore. There seems to be mutual agreement that the best way to proceed is to use the actual quantity of each product produced in a month divided by the standard recovery for that product to obtain a calculated feed weight. The total for all products will represent the ore usage from the stockpile for the month.
The belt scale weight should be used as a check against this calculation, but we feel that the above method should be the one used to determine the usage of record each month.
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We will be interested in knowing the results of your next ore pile exhaustion which we understand may occur sometime next summer.
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UCC 009312
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rtB 1 1 1974