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* INTEftOFFICtCORRESPONDENCE GAPCoiportitloft TO 1OCAT10K nw See distribution below. Mr. R. P. Fraser.'Jr. 22, 1972 RPF:AD Att. .(R~! TO i Mr. P. S. Bettoli-Souih Bound Brook Mr. C.F.Bicn-Linden Mr.'VV- Darrell-New XorJs ' Mr. T, A. Dent-New York r ' Mr.W. Passuliotis-New York - Mr.S.B.Feuer-New York . Mr. J. G. Hall-New York O.L f- *. a , f ,,______ 0 n ^ ?/// ^-* ' ` - ./? ' C-S nr* 7/ . . ... 0 / /* I PPIL.AA1INNTTIIPFI7F>'KS EEVXHHTIBRIITT FIC-286 * * I AIA/NA MEMBER COMPANIES George.Barge J. Ds. Christian A. & Fay R. Power Fraser^g-- W. E. Gatewood 3. a. Marsh C. a Morgan J. L. Rainey Kurt Schwarz ' F. J. Solon, Jr. S. W. Swain * v  % V' Asbestos Information Association/North America *. 22 East 40th Street * (N2e1w2) Y6o6r1k-,82N0.6 Y. 10015 ,.r * - JFB 1 *? m ' *, Febraury 15; 1972 TO:, AIA/NA MEMBER COMPANIES RE: OSHA- As promised in my telex to you cf yesterday, attached is. a . copy of Bradley Walls' report on his meeting with the Depart ment of Labor lawyer's in Washington last Thursday. The letter spells out quite clearly what we can and cannot do under the law 'with regard to the development of the Occupational Standard on Asbestos.. I would recommend that you read this letter most carefully, especially the final section which deals with the types of presentations that would be of most value at the March 14 public hearing. * " We request that 'this letter be 'treated confidentially. It would be most embarrassing if the "legal game plan" outlined in the letter were to fall into the wrong hcnds. Sincerely, ' M.. M. Swetonic ...........it */ Uu AtUm C*-. Cmhmh HrXMCit C*.. Pjtntm C_ C/-F j-msMrxfi Cn. CiMun C*- hoaa Cu>- Aomnm-xuukkoh. M) KPbjud cup.