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(Drislane - Purcell) 318 1 in the Institute was to make sure that employees working with 2 friction products that contained asbestos not take their 3 contaminated clothing home out of the plant? 4 MR. FRIESTEDT: Objection to form. 5 A I don't recall this. But there were something in 6 the OSHA regulations which came along. Now, I don't believe 7 in the original ones, I think later on about clean rooms and 8 showers and all that. 9 Q If I could direct your attention to page 6 of 10 Exhibit EE, could you read this section of the first 11 paragraph? 12 A "Personally I believe this" -- 13 Q Excuse me, you can read to yourself. 14 A (Complies.) Yeah, okay. 15 Q Does that refresh your recollection that Mr. 16 Weaver believed it was important that employees not take 17 asbestos-contaminated clothing out of the plant? 18 MR. FRIESTEDT: Objection to form. 19 MR. MENDRZYCKI: Objection. 20 A That was his statement in that report, yes. 21 Q Do you recall in this time period, February 1973, 22 discussions at the Institute that the friction industry 23 needed to mount a very determined effort to prevent A.S.E. Reporting Service (518) 458-1091