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Anacortea, Washington, March 10, ig= API CENTRAL COMMITTEE ON MEDICINE AND HEALTH USE 0? ASBESTOS IN IRS PETROLEUM INDUSTRY O'lC* JAAR151965 STRICTLY PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL memorandum i smu-tat i n.t : surrt..|u>.)-L : > yiQrt.'Pm. t frx Mr. H. G."TIgh` Houston, Texas In compliance with your request of February 15, above subject, we are attaching lette'r from Dr. P. C*. Noble concerning the health status of Messrs. T. J. Scoggins and Warren H. Cornwall. Both of these individuals are employed regularly aB Insulators at this location. For your further information, the following may be interest: T. J. Scogg--i--n---'sw (Age 42W) - Em plo-yed 11-10-58 as Insulator. According to his application for employment he has worked as an Insulator since September 1951, at le Absentee Record: 1958 - 0 days 1959 -6 days (sickness) 1960 - 0 days 1961 - 12 days (sickness) 1962 - 9 days " 1963 - 23 dayB " 1964 - 10 days n ~~ 3~ 4*' d* ays (*non-indus- t. ria^l a___c__cJ id_e___n\ t) 1965 - 0 Warren H. Cornwall (Age 44) - Employed 9-22-58 as a Laborer; in the insulating Department since June 29, 1959. Absentee Record: 1958 - 1 day (sickness) 1959 - 3 days " 1960 - 5 days 12 days (industrial accident) 1961 - 5 days (sickne33) 1* 962 - *1i 5C fdteawyes ** ft It tf IFH-LMR 1 WA-EEX 006659 WA-TEX0066  C. NOlt D IMI (JKMAf.*OSTIUMSCtMMCIII t H* A**CO*Tt WilWHttOl* March 5, 1965 Mr. Ira Holley fi Texaco Refinery P. 0. Box 622 Anacortes, Wash. Re: Thomas Scoggins Warren Cornwall Dear Mr. Holley: t have carefully reviewed the medical records of the above men since their employment in 1958. Neither man has had an unusual number of days off due to UIness and there is nothing to suggest a relationship between their illnesses and their work *. -1 as insulators. Truly yours. PCN/hs P. C, Noble, M.D. j WA-TEX 006660 \ WA-TEX006660