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' i :<t J. i:.i it;, i mhi.i - -MjV'II. j c.r.i:y , Coord i nalor brs. Llaxck ;iml Chenowj lli Engineer i ng WRG r r 8 PLAINTIFF'S < EXHIBIT > f"tWRCF50|^ Mr. Li. J). Lovick, Manager Zonolitc Libby Operation Division of W. R. Grace fj Co P. 0. Jlox 607 Libby, Montana 59923 October 27, 1969 Dear Earl: Radiological Interpretation of X-Rays - Annual Follow Up Thank you' so much for the copies of these radiological inter pretations. It is most encouraging to see that for the most part there have been no changes since the previous x-ray. I do note that some of the men apparently have not heeded the need for protecting themselves and have shown some changes since the last x-ray examination. There is one man, Mr. Edwin Schnaskcnberg, who apparently has a tumor mass which I am sure requires special attention. I would assume that all these men have been advised of their physical examination findings and will tlicrcfore be prudent and wear their respirators conscientiously when ever exposed to a dusty atmosphere. It would be my suggestion that the following men be given a follow up x-ray no longer than six months fro:a the past ex-ray examination: Arthur liundrock `7 Frank Moberly Norman Moen Loren Perry Ernie Hamilton \ \kr (2f^ Orville Thorn J-SrrJu_. / I would also suggest that each one of these men be given fie job study to determine if they arc being negligent in wearing respirator protection or if they have unusual exposures to dust. I note that Gerald V-nchcn has apparently had Iicart surgery and should therefore be particularly cautious to protect against overloading his heart in any way.. I would therefore assume that 10047592 v \: October ?.V, 1 wears a resj-].' (** %-p More .frequent x-iu) named individuals: vt all, tines when in a dusty atposidur<,^ are certainly in order for the following Charles Garrell Willis D. Fields Kenneth Frederick Robert Graham :'ax Hardin' Francis Hutt Donald Hutton Ronald Johnson Dean'Stletsttoser Edgar Warner **77/ tiris '/ -7-yj ClTV^v4<U>4< Harold Wilburn Ralph l-Iutt Louis Leader fJdzf Carlos Maynard Glen Mitchel Arpold Smith Earl Lovick Jim B. Lyle * 4T 'tjtuJz.'//--'Ms William Melcher s-Asxrn Duane Monroe Derwood Preston Richard Rayone <4aJL- <S-~uJL C\Z& /LCZ/uC'"'^7^1~--t/ Lyle Siccks (spelling may be incorrect) Bud D. Snyder Ivan Treyer, Sr. ' ' < ' Albert Urdahl, Sr. /, Rex Smith William Hostetler Harold Day George Alford. 10047593 > V s .................. John li. Antler son Walter Baker Raymond Sclangic Lewis Biszant Robert Cohenour Floyd.. Cole Thomas Craver Tom DeShafer James Gidlpy Edmund Hendrickson 'A Robert Holiday Donald Johnson Morris Kair Fred Koehler Miguel McNair, Sr. Lloyd Miller Harvey Noble Virgil Priest Harold Shrewsbury Lionel Van Horn Perley Vatland Joyn Vinion Del Rawdon Gladys Boggess It would be my suggestion that the above named have a chest x-ray within six months after the last x-ray and in any special instance v/hcre the doctor recommends lordotic view to be taken, encourage this additional picture. .It is cncourarJLng- among.. .. the. above names , to . see that^therc has .been no change since the previous**x-ray in most instances and it is essential that emphasis be. maintaijicd...upon the control, of_dust, and the wearing' *6f' respirator) protection when dust`count, iii the. atmosphere is above 5 million particles per cubic foot of air. ___ " ....... liven with the above list and findings revealed by these studies we should still he encouraged by the progress to date. If I had any one suggestion to offer to the individual, it would be to refrdin ..fjLo?i_smoh.in_.ci.garottes, as _well _a3 be-habitual in the weaving of respiratory protection while in a dusty environ ment*! " -------- ~ ***** .............. * 10047594 M My sincere October If, IDf.ii nes for your continued successes. 1 10047595