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cc: E. !. ou Pont oe Nemours & Company VV.UMINGTON. DEuAWARc 19899 : noc*s ocpa*tmcnt A DA, 7? 7i*~ Gy^ D. L. 3rj.v:.-Ar -^^Mr^iamm A C Ex.ay-.'.iarttr.sv... R. V/. Ca-ocur.-ot-ic.-:: K. ?. Gallasc.".-5prua.-.tr A F. Wat son-Can den W. G. Rtdley-Wayr.eoocre 'V. A Ster.ger-Car.e Fear S. L. Long-Kinston H. 3. Barrett-Cld Hie. J. D. Reicnisy-Chectrui Run J. F. Morgan-KaskeA lac. F. K. Fuller-Lcuvters May 7, 1974 VV. 3. TA.TE-Chattanooga 3. D. CAMPBF.LL-.Martirsville R. W. CA.LHCJN-Seaford T. J. HAMPTCN-Ssruance 3. E. RANSCM-Canden E. M. C'DCNNELL-Waynesboro M. S. SABLA-Cape Fear G. H. O1 LACGHLIN-Cooper River G. A. BSDRICX-Xir.stcn G. 3. ICRHPATRICX-Cid Hickory R. D. LANDS3 E RG-Che strut Run COMPANY-WIDE CONFERENCE CN HEALTH EFFZG-3 -Pi parr. FROM THERMAL INSULATING MATERIALS Attached is information describing a proposed coherence in the Wiln:ir.ipton area May 29 and 30, 1974, to discuss the health effects cf dust ire-- thermal insulation materials including asbestos. This conference is in resocr.se to toe numerous questions that have been rising concerning monitoring, measur ing,^ ana analyzing dust from materials other mar. asbestos in view of our program, to eliminate the use of asbestos containing thermal insulation. If you or anyone at your site is interested in participatng in this oregram, please notify F. H. Fuller at Louvters a.~ soon as possible, submitting me names of the individuals who would be expected to attend, along with a charge cc-ce to defray expenses of tfca conference. ENGINEERING DIVISION `.'iSl Attachment CTTCrt TmimOS f0*0' viViNC . . . r*Ci/4H CM( DU 024807