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J I. I IK = 'J*?*.A- KYC:CV JL.A fCJ.UT.CH PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT t,mffoo Morton Corn. ph. d.. b. c. e. CONSULTING ENGINEER 110 0WC* HIU. HOAO -f 7 I TO: I FROM: Morton Corn TOPIC: Decision- to Retain Butler Building in Unibestos Plant. (Memo from J. L. Hyde: April 21, 1969). I I cannot endorse the decision to retain the largest pre sent source of dust in the Unibestos plant. Furthermore, the success of all design efforts to capture asbestos dust by new hood and system design is in jeopardy. As indicated earlier, 1 I will not hesitate to assume responsibility for the system re commenced to you. However, I will not assume responsibility for the success of a system which induces the present Butler Scrap Building. My thoughts on this subject were clearly ex pressed to plant and to central engineering personnel. We are defeating control efforts by trying to "doctor up" this ill- y l . suited Butler facility. I will continue with system lay-out in preparation for a plant visit on Wednesday, April 30. My design will merely exhaust ai-r from the Butler Building in an effort to maintain a negative pressure, with respect to surroundings. Morton Corn, Ph.D. I Consultant