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FILE NAME: Kaiser Gypsum (KG) DATE: 0000 DOC#: KG049 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Legal - Responses to 1st Set of Interrogatories and Requests for Production 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON 8 A FOR KING COUNTY 10 SYLVIN W. PICKNER and EVELYN I.) 11 PICKNER, a married couple, ) 12 Plaintiffs, )) 13 V. )) 14 OWENS CORNING, et al., )) 15 Defendant. )) No. 98-2-09390-1 SEA KAISER GYPSUM COMPANY, INC.'S ROEFSIPNOTNESRERSOTGOAPTLOARIINESTIAFFNSD' FRIREQSTUESESTT FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS 16 17 PROPOUNDING PARTY: SYLVIN W. PICKNER and EVELYN I. PICKNER 18 RESPONDING PARTY: KAISER GYPSUM COMPANY, INC. 19 PRELIMINARY STATEMENT 20 No single person associated with Kaiser Gypsum has the knowledge necessary to supply every 21 answer to these interrogatories and request for production, and a number of individuals who might have 22 had personal knowledge of the matters addressed by these interrogatories are either deceased or no 23 longer employees of Kaiser Gypsum. 24 25 ORIGINAL TKOAIPSLERAIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES PINRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S1T FOR S2-585596.1 WnKams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address; P.O.Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (206) 628-6600 1 Further, Kaiser Gypsum objects to these interrogatories on the grounds that they are vague, 2 ambiguous, overbroad as to time, scope, products and location not in issue, and seek information not 3 relevant to the issues in this lawsuit. 4 Without waiving said objections and in the interest of full disclosure, Kaiser Gypsum responds 5 solely with regard to its Seattle facility and with regard to products identified by plaintiff. 6 Kaiser Gypsum continues its ongoing investigation to locate information regarding the subject 7 matter of these interrogatories and reserves its right to supplement these interrogatory responses as may 8 be necessary, if and when, such further information becomes available. y INTERROGATORY NO. 1: 10 State your full legal name, date of incorporation, principle place of business and whether you 11 are a private or public corporation. RESPONSE: 1123 Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc. was incorporated on December 1, 1952 in the State of 14 Washington. Its principal place of business is Pleasanton, California, and it is a privately held 15 corporation. 16 INTERROGATORY NO. 2: 17 For each year between 1950 and 1978, identify your officers and directors. 18 RESPONSE: ,, 19 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, burdensome, 20 ambiguous, and overbroad, as it contains years when Kaiser Gypsum was not doing business, and thus 21 it is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving said 22 objections, Kaiser Gypsum responds: see Exhibit A attached hereto. INTERROGATORY NO. 3: 23 Please relate your corporate history from 1948 to the present, including, but not limited to, any 24 mergers, acquisitions, name changes or re-incorporations or secession of business operations. 25 RESPONSE: KTOAIPSLERAIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC. 'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S2T FOR S2-585596.1 Williams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (206) 628-6600 1 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, and 2 overbroad, as it contains years when Kaiser Gypsum was not doing business, and thus it is not 3 reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving said objections, 4 Kaiser Gypsum responds: 5 Kaiser Gypsum was organized and incorporated in 1952. On June 19, 1952, Permanente Cement 6 Company (later known as Kaiser Cement Corporation) formed a wholly owned subsidiary named Kaiser 7 Gypsum Company. On December 1, 1952, Kaiser Gypsum Company was merged with Pacific Coast 8 Cement Company, a Washington corporation and another subsidiary of Permanente Cement Company. 9 At the time of the merger, racine Coast Cement Company had no assets or operations. The name of 10 the combined company was then changed to Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc. In 1978, Kaiser Gypsum 11 Company, Inc. ceased all business operations. 12 INTERROGATORY NO. 4: 13 please iHdeanvteifyyou at any time engaged in the sale of a product which contained asbestos fibers? If so, 14 15 (a) the names o f your entities selling each of those products; (b) the trade or brand name of each asbestos containing product sold by you; 16 (e) the dates each product was manufactured or sold; (d) a description of each product including the type and percentage of asbestos contained in said 17 product; (e) how each product was packaged; and 18 (f) your gross sales of each asbestos containing product between 1950 and 1978. 19 RESPONSE: Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, and 20 overbroad, as it seeks information about types of products and places not at issue in this litigation and 21 22 years when Kaiser Gypsum was not in business. Thus, this interrogatory is not reasonably calculated 23 to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. As to subsection (f), Kaiser Gypsum objects to this on 24 the grounds that it is unduly burdensome, harassing and not reasonably calculated to lead to the 25 KTOAIPSLEARIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES INTERROGATORIES AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS - 3 S2-585596.1 Williams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (206) 628-6600 1 discovery of admissible evidence. Further, Kaiser Gypsum responds that it does not possess complete 2 information for its Seattle facility for said years. 3 Without waiving said objections, Kaiser Gypsum responds that the following products which 4 contained asbestos fibers for various periods of time were manufactured at its Seattle facility. 5 1. Joint Compound Powder 6 This product was manufactured at Seattle from 1969 to 1975 and contained 7.5% to 10% 7 chrysotile asbestos. This off-white powder was packaged and sold in sacks of 10 and 25 pounds. 8 2. Finishing Compound Powder 9 This product was manufactured at Seattle iron; 1969 to 1975 and contained 3.5% to 11 % 10 chrysotile asbestos. It was white to off-white powder and packaged in sacks of 25 pounds. 11 3. One-Dav Joint Compound Powder 12 This product was manufactured at Seattle from 1970 to 1975 and contained 3.5% 13 chrysotile asbestos. It was a white to off-white powder and packaged in sacks of 25 pounds. 14 4. Three Purpose Compound Powder 15 This product was manufactured at Seattle from 1969 to 1975 and contained 5% to 11% 16 chrysotile asbestos. This was a white to off-white powder and packaged in sacks of 25 pounds. 17 5. Dual-Purpose Pre-Mix Compound 18 This product was manufactured at Seattle from 1969 to 1975 and contained 2.5% to 4% 19 chrysotile asbestos. This was a white to off-white or light buff colored paste and packaged in buckets 20 or cartons of 4 to 5 gallons. 21 6. Pre-Mix Topping Compound 22 This product was manufactured at Seattle from 1971 to 1975 and contained 1%chrysotile 23 asbestos. This was a white to off-white colored paste, packaged and sold in buckets of 4 or 5 gallons 24 and cartons of 4 gallons. 25 INTERROGATORY NO. 5: TKOAIPSLEARIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S4T FOR S2-585596.1 WflKams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (206) 628-6600 1 Identify the date, if any, on which you ceased the sale of asbestos-containing products. 2 RESPONSE: 3 By 1975, Kaiser Gypsum's Seattle plant ceased to manufacture products containing asbestos. 4 INTERROGATORY NO 6- 5 For each product identified in response to Interrogatory No. 4, identify all warnings you 6 employed to protect the purchasers said products from asbestos-related harm including in your answer 7 the text of said warning and the date on which it commenced. 8 RESPONSE: 9 Beginning in 1972, Kaiser Gypsum affixed caution labels to the packages and comaincrs of its 10 asbestos-containing products. The warning label, as prescribed by OSHA, read: 11 aCsAbeUsTtoIsOdNu:st mcoanytacianusseassbeersitoouss fbiboedrisly; haarvmoi.d creating dust; breathing 12 13 14 15 16 INTERROGATORY NO 7- 17 State the date on which you learned that asbestos poses a hazard to human health. 18 RESPONSE: * 19 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 20 overbroad, and assumes that any type of asbestos, in any condition or in any amount, poses a hazard 21 to human health. 22 Without waiving said objections, Kaiser Gypsum responds that it became aware generally 23 sometime in the 1970s that users of some asbestos-containing building products could be at risk of 24 inhaling quantities of respirable asbestos fibers sufficient to pose a potential hazard to their health. '25 INTERROGATORY NO 8- TKOAIPSLERAIGNTYIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S5T FOR S2-585596.1 Williams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (206) 628-6600 1 Identify all measures you employed to protect the users of your asbestos-containing products 2 from any asbestos-related harm. 3 RESPONSE: 4 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 5 overbroad, and not sufficiently limited in time or scope. Without waiving said objections, Kaiser 6 Gypsum responds that it placed warning labels on its asbestos-containing products upon learning that 7 such products posed potential health hazards to end users. 8 INTERROGATORY NO. 9: 9 Identify all measures you employed to protect your employees from any asbestos-related harm. 10 RESPONSE: 11 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 12 and overbroad. Further, Kaiser Gypsum is informed and believes that plaintiff was neither employed 13 by Kaiser Gypsum, nor present at any of its plants at any time. Thus, events occurring at any Kaiser 14 Gypsum plant have no relevance to the conditions allegedly experienced by plaintiff. Therefore, this 15 interrogatory is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. 16 INTERROGATORY NO. 10: 17 Identify all trade publications to which you subscribed between 1950 and 1978. 18 RESPONSE: * 19 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 20 overbroad, and unintelligible as to the word "trade publications". Furthermore, this interrogatory 21 contemplates years when Kaiser Gypsum was not in business. Thus, this interrogatory is not reasonably 22 calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving said objections, Kaiser 23 Gypsum responds that it is informed and believes it was a member of the Gypsum Association from 24 approximately 1952 to approximately 1978, and believes it may have received its publications. 25 INTERROGATORY NO. 11: TKOAIPSLEARIGNTYIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC. 'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S6T FOR S2-585596.1 waium*, Kutner &Gibbs pllc Two Union Square, Suite 4100 m u A dd: p .o . box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (206) 628-6600 1 Do you maintain a computerized listing of the sales of your asbestos-containing products? If so, 2 dgeeoscgrriabpehitchearienaf,ortmheattyiopne ostforceodmpountesraipdrocgormampuatenrd itnhcelumdainngnewr hinetwhehricshaisdpescailfeisc saarleesbrinofkoernmadtoiwonn cbany 3 be retrieved. 4 RESPONSE: 5 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 6 overbroad in time, place, and scope. Furthermore, this interrogatory calls for information which seeks 7 to invade the purview of the attorney-client privilege and doctrine of attorney-work product. 8 INTERROGATORY NO 12- 9 of said. prod,uctFi.onr the StaastbeeostfoOs rpergoodnucbteitdweenetnifie1d96i5n arnedspo1n9s8e0.to Interrogatory 4, state the gross sales 10 RESPONSE: 11 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is burdensome, 12 harassing, vague, ambiguous, overbroad and unintelligible as written. Additionally, this interrogatory 13 seeks information regarding time periods when Kaiser Gypsum was either not in business, was not 14 selling to the State of Oregon, and/or was not manufacturing asbestos-containing products. Thus, this 15 interrogatory is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Further, 16 Kaiser Gypsum responds that it does not possess complete information for Oregon sales for said years. 17 INTERROGATORY NO. 13: 18 whom yFoour peuacrhchaassbedesttohse parsobdeustcotsidfoenrtuifsieedininsareidsppornosdeutcot.Interrogatory No. 4, identify the entity from 19 20 RESPONSE: 21 Kaiser Gypsum is informed and believes that the following at one time or another were its 22 suppliers of chrysotile asbestos: 23 1. John K. Bice 24 2. Harrison & Crosfield 25 3. Carmonia Chemical Company TKOAIPSLERAIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC. 'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUSE-S7T FOR S2-585596.1 wmiams, Kastner &cabs pllc Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (206) 628-6600 1 4. Philip Carey Corporation (Carey Canadian Asbestos) 2 5. Western Chemical Company 3 6. Johns-Manville 4 7. Union Carbide 5 8. E.S. Browning 6 9. Loomis Chemical Company 7 10. Benson Chemical 8 11. Paul W. Wood (Johns-Manville) 9 10 INTERROGATORY NO. 14: 11 CorporaIdtieonnt.ify the legal relationship between Kaiser Gypsum Corporation and Kaiser Cement 1132 RESPONSE: 14 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 15 overbroad, and unintelligible as written, as there was no such entity as "Kaiser Gypsum Corporation". 16 Furthermore, this interrogatory is vague and ambiguous as to "legal relationship" and calls for "legal" 17 opinion beyond the scope of responding defendant's knowledge. Without waiving said objections, and 18 as Kaiser Gypsum understands this question, IQaiser Gypsum responds, it was a wholly-owned 19 subsidiary of Kaiser Cement Corporation. 20 21 22 INTERROGATORY NO. 15: 23 his/her Ffoourreparcihncyipeaarl sbuebtowredeinnat1e9s5. 5 and 1975, identify the plant manager of your Seattle plant and 24 RESPONSE: 25 TKOAIPSLEARIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUSE-S8T FOR S2-585596.1 Williams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suile 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (206) 628-6600 1 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, and 2 overbroad. Without waiving said objections, Kaiser Gypsum responds that, as of November 1, 1970, 3 the manager of the Kaiser Gypsum Seattle plant was M. Slavich. At this juncture, Kaiser Gypsum is 4 unable to discern who the plant manager's "four principal subordinates" would have been. Thus, 5 discovery is ongoing into this matter and Kaiser Gypsum reserves its right to supplement this response, 6 should further information be discovered. 7 INTERROGATORY NO. 16: 8 and his/Fhoerr efaocuhr yperaimr bareytwseuebnor1d9i5n5ataensd 1975, identify the plant manager of each of your Oregon plants 9 RESPONSE: 10 11 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, overbroad as to time, place and scope. Further, this interrogatory is not reasonably calculated to lead 12 13 to the discovery of admissible evidence, as Kaiser Gypsum's Oregon plant never made the types of 14 asbestos-containing products at issue in this case. Without waiving said objections, Kaiser Gypsum 15 responds that as of November 1, 1970, the manager of Kaiser Gypsum Oregon plant was J. Cassidy. 16 At this juncture, Kaiser Gypsum is unable to discern who the plant manager's "four principal 17 subordinates" would have been. Thus, discovery is ongoing into this matter and Kaiser Gypsum 18 reserves its right to supplement this response, shquld further information be discovered. 19 INTERROGATORY NO. 17: 20 includinIgdeinntyifoyuarllancoswnterracthtseadnadte/osrairde-cbornatnrdaicntgwaagsreenemteernedtsibnetotw, teheentyeromu sanodf sOaiwdecnosn-tCraocmtianngdFtihbeedrgaltaess 21 that said contract was in effect. 22 RESPONSE: 23 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 24 and overbroad as to time, place and scope. Without waiving said objections, Kaiser Gypsum responds 25 TKOAIPSLEARIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S9T FOR SP-SRWA 1 ' Williams, Kastuer & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address; P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (7061 628-6600 1 that, it never had a "contract and/or rebranding" agreement with Owens-Coming Fiberglas as to the 2 types of products at issue in this litigation. 3 INTERROGATORY NO. 18: 4 F(ao)rtehaecihndoifvtihdeufaol'lslofwuilnl gnainmdei;viduals (named in Documents PLTF 001 - PLTF 1384) please state 5 (b) whether they are alive or deceased; 6 current (acd) dtrheesisr, ctuhreriernltasatddkrneosws nanadddterelesps;hone number or, if you do not know these individuals' 7 ((de)) wwhheatthpeorstihtieoyn,artehecyurhreelndtliyn eymouprlocyoemd pbaynyy;ou. 8 RL..LB.Aeclklgood 9 L.M. Bryan J.W. Blewett 10 C. E. Caprye R.C. Crowle 11 DG.. JR.. CChaanvhaalams 12 JJ..DD.. CChasasmidbyers 13 P.D. Crelman 14 H . C. Dupuis G.C. David 15 NL..RD.. FDliicckkesr 16 PP..JT.. FFrraanmkllionm 17 JR.W.W.. GGlrwigeigtt 18 C.R. Grimme J.M. Garoutte A 19 D . H. Homan J.P. Hughes 20 PW.A.D. .HHaowpkpienrs 21 RR..JL.. HJoonffems an 22 JG. . BJ.amKeirsk 23 RJ..FL.. MMoudrahff 24 WRicilhliaarmd MMacdKdinennon 25 B.J. Murphy P.D. Orleman KTOAIPSLERAIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES PINRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S1T0 FOR S2-585596.1 Williams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O.Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 f2061 628-6600 1 J.W. Post 2 G. M. Perry J.K. Parker 3 J.C. Reilly C.F. Radier 4 JE.P. .NR.oRhreedrdick 5 A1 Raffaelli Mike Slavich 6 FT..VH. .SmScihthaper 7 EE..WM.. SScchhaappeerr 8 S. Steffens J. Schlenner 9 J.H. Scheahan A.J. irommershausan 10 WS.R.L. .WTirtatub 11 R J. Wibom H . L. Weightman J.I. Walker 12 J.H. Walton 13 V. Whitecage 14 RESPONSE: 15 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 16 overbroad, burdensome, oppressive, and violative of said employees' rights to privacy. Given the fact 17 that Kaiser Gypsum has not manufactured a product since 1978, there is no one currently employed who 18 is able to identify the full names of said individuals, their names and addresses, any positions which 19 they may have held or whether they are living or dead. Additionally, Kaiser Gypsum objects to this 20 interrogatory on the grounds that it is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See response to Interrogatory No. 19. 21 22 23 INTERROGATORY NO. 1924 deposedFionraesabcehstoisn-drievlaidteudalliitdigeanttiiofniedanidnidInentetpif-yogthateocrayse1,8j,ursitsadteictwiohne,thcearustehnatumpebresronandhatsheevatetrorbneeeyns 25 who represented the defendant and plaintiff at said deposition. TKOAIPSLERAIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S1T1 FOR SP-RRRROA 1 Williams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 1 RESPONSE: 2 Kaiser Gypsum incorporates its response to Interrogatory No. 18 as though fully set forth herein. 3 Without waiving said objections, Kaiser Gypsum responds that W.L. McKinnon, former research 4 engineer, was deposed on August 2, 1984 in the following case: Robert Butts v. Kaiser Gypsum 5 Company, Inc., et al., Contra Costa Superior Court No. 251401; Harlan C. Dupuis, former manager 6 of research and development, was deposed on April 16, 1985 in the following case: Kathryn Maksim 7 v. USG, et a l, San Francisco County Superior Court Case No. 768674; Thomas V. Smith, former 8 technical advisor for accessory products was deposed on March 11, 1992 in the following case: 9 Michael Richie, et al. v. Raybestos Manhattan, et at., San Francisco Superior Court No. 933324; 10 Richard C. Crowle, former merchandising manager, was deposed on July 26, 1995 in the following 11 case: Central Weslyn College v. W.R. Grace, et al., U.S. District Court, District of South Carolina, 12 Charleston Division, Civil Action No. 2:87-1860-8. The attorneys who represented the various parties 13 at those depositions are identified in the transcripts. 14 INTERROGATORY NO. 20: 15 Your attention is directed to documents PLTF 0001 to PLTF 1384 that were served upon your 16 cisounnosteglebnyuitnhee, usnedt efrosritghnethdeinfatchteuaWl ainntderleogfal19b9a8s.is Ifforyoyuoucronctoenntdenthtiaotna. ny of the foregoing documents 17 RESPONSE: 18 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, 19 overbroad, and unduly burdensome. Without waiving said objections, Kaiser Gypsum responds that, 20 as to those documents authored by or directed to Kaiser Gypsum, Kaiser Gypsum does not contest their 21 genuineness. However, Kaiser Gypsum is unable to attest to the genuineness of any document not 22 authored or directed to Kaiser Gypsum, including, but not limited to, the following documents: PLTF 23 0001 through PLTF 0003; PLTF 0366 to PLTF 0372. Additionally, Kaiser Gypsum cannot attest to 24 the genuineness of any document referring to Permanente Cement, Kaiser Cement and Gypsum ;25 Company or Kaiser Cement Corporation. KTOAIPSLERAIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES PINRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S1T2 FOR S2-585596.1 WflKams, Kastaer & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 f2061 628-6600 1 INTERROGATORY NO 71- 2 Identify every person who supplied information to answer these Inteirogatories including in your 3 answer the specific interrogatory for which each person supplied information. 4 RESPONSE: 5 As previously stated above, Kaiser Gypsum ceased all marketing activities in 1978, thus no one 6 person associated with Kaiser Gypsum provided information for a specific interrogatory herein. The 7 information provided in response to the interrogatories comes from a collection of information gathered 8 throughout the years from various different sources. y 10 11 REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION 12 1. 13 Produce all documents in your possession that were generated before 1978 and refer or relate lteottaenrys, hjouumrannalhaeratlitchlehsaozarrndoatessso. ciated with asbestos including, but not limited to, memoranda, 14 15 RESPONSE: 16 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this request on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, overbroad and 17 not limited in time, scope, or location. Furthermore, this request is burdensome and oppressive and 18 assumes that Kaiser Gypsum possesses such documents. Without waiving objections, Kaiser Gypsum 19 refers plaintiff to documents PLTF 0001 to PLTF 1384, which were served upon responding defendant's 20 counsel in the Winter of 1998. 21 22 2. 23 24 25 rPerfoedruocre rmeliantuetetos yoofuarllamsbeeesttionsg-scoonftayionuinrgBporaordduoctfs.Directors held between 1950 and 1980 that RESPONSE- TKOAIPSLERAIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES PINRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S1T3 FOR S2-585596.1 Wfflianis, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Sr?eravtttile, Washington 98111-3926 1 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this request on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, overbroad and 2 not reasonably limited in time, scope, or location. Furthermore, this request is violative of Kaiser 3 Gypsum s right to privacy as a privately held corporation and seeks information which is proprietary 4 in nature. Additionally, this request is vague and ambiguous as to "refer or relate to". Without 5 waiving objections, Kaiser Gypsum responds, as it understands the request, that none of the minutes 6 of its Board of Directors' meetings "refer or relate to" its asbestos-containing products. 7 8 3. Pofroadnuycper,ofdourcitnisdpeencttiifoiendainndrecsoppoyninseg,tooIrnigteinrraolgcaotpoireys4o,finacllluddoicnugm, benuttsnuosteldimtiotepdrtoom, octaetatlhoegusaesle 9 magazine advertisements, product lists, photographs, technical specifications and flyers. ' 10 11 RESPONSE. 12 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this request on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, overbroad, 13 unduly burdensome, and harassing. Furthermore, this request is not limited in time or scope and thus 14 seeks information which is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. 15 Without waiving objections, Kaiser Gypsum refers plaintiffs to documents PLTF 0001 to PLTF 1384, 16 which were served upon responding defendant's counsel in the Winter of 1998. 17 18 Pasrboedsutoces-caollntmaianniunaglsp,rsopdeuccitfsicsaotlidonbsyanydouinbsetrtwuceteinon1s9t6h5ataynodu1p9r7o8v.ided to the customers of any 19 20 RESPONSE: 21 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this request on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, overbroad, 22 unduly burdensome, and harassing. Furthermore, this request is not limited in time or scope and thus 23 seeks information which is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. 24 Moreover, plaintiff has testified that he did not pay attention to or read any literature regarding any 25 products used by other trades. Thus, this interrogatory is not reasonably calculated to lead to the TKOAIPSLERAIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES IPNRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S1T4 FOR S2-585596.1 ' W3Kams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 <206> 628-6600 1 discovery of admissible evidence. Without waiving objections, Kaiser Gypsum refers plaintiffs to 2 documents PLTF 0001 to PLTF 1384, which were served upon responding defendant's counsel in the 3 Winter of 1998. 4 5 5. Produce all documents that refer or relate to your decision to stop manufacturing asbestos- 6 caonndtauinnpinrgivpilreogdeducltesgianlcloupdininiogn, sb.ut not limited to, board minutes, technical and safetJy advisories 7 RESPONSE: 8 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this request on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, overbroad, 9 unduiy burdensome, and harassing. Furthermore, this request is not limited in time or scope and thus 10 seeks information which is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. 11 Without waiving objections, Kaiser Gypsum refers plaintiffs to documents PLTF 0001 to PLTF 1384, 12 which were served upon responding defendant's counsel in the Winter of 1998. 13 14 PtoroIndtuecrerofgoartoinrsyp4ecmtionthaeinrdpcaocpkyaignegd, foorrimgi.nal photographs of all products identified in resyponse 15 16 17 18 RESPONSE: 19 Kaiser Gypsum objects to this request on the grounds that it is vague, ambiguous, overbroad, 20 unduly burdensome, and harassing. Furthermore, this request is not limited in time or scope and thus 21 seeks information which is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. 22 Without waiving objections, Kaiser Gypsum refers plaintiffs to documents PLTF 0001 to PLTF 1384, 23 which were served upon responding defendant's counsel in the Winter of 1998 24 25 TKOAIPSLEARIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES PINRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S1T5 FOR S2-585596.1 Wffiiams, Kastaer & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: p.O. Box 21926 Srzeravti'tile, Washington 98111-3926 1 2 7' tranSCriptS 0f any indiVidUal idenafled ]tote"8alory 18 in any 3 RESPONSE: 4 Kaiser Gypsum would be willing to produce any deposition or trial transcripts of any individuals 5 identified in its response to Interrogatory 18 at a mutually convenient location at the expense of 6 propounding party. 7 8 INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION SUBMITTED this 14th day of 9 May, 1998 10 WEINSTEIN & BERGMAN 11 12 Matthew P. Bergman, WSBA #20894 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 TKOAIPSLEARIGNYTIPFSFUSM' FCIROSMTPSAENTYO, FINC.'S RESPONSES PINRTOEDRURCOTGIAOTNOORFIEDSOACNUDMREENQTUS E-S1T6 FOR S2-585596.1 Williams, Kastner & Gibbs PLLC Two Union Square, Suite 4100 Mail Address: P.O. Box 21926 Seattle, Washington 98111-3926 (2061 628-6600 1 COMPANY, INC.'S RESPONSES TO PLAINTIFFS' FIRST SET OF 2 DEFEN^DOAGNATTKOARIISEESRAGNYDPSRUEMQUCEOSMTSPAFONYR,PIRNCO.DUCTION OF DOCUMENTS TO 3 4 VERIFICATION 5 6 I am an authorized representative of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc. and am authorized to make 7 this affidavit on its behalf. I have read the foregoing responses to interrogatories and requests for production and believe the responses to be correct. 8 9 By: 10 11 12 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me on the day ofdu 1998. 13 14 NreositdairnygPautblic in and for 15 My commission expiresyffifaxL 16 ^ -^i ^ ri r i i i t DIANE MARIE HAYES 17 i COMM. #1185147 S. (NOTARY PUBLIC-CAUFORNIA 0 18 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY 0 COMM. EXP. MAY 29, 2002 ^ 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Sylvin W. Pickner and Evelyn I. Pickner v, Owens Corning, et al. 2287 King County, Washington Case No. 98-2-09390-1 SEA 15. EXHIBIT A CompanAys, oInfcO.:ctober 1953, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Henry J. Kaiser L. S. Corey E. H. Heller D. V. McEachem E. E. Trefethen, Jr. G. J. Shea H. W. Morrison W. Marks W. A. Marsh C. R. Olsen Paul S. Marrin C. E. Harper Paul E. Rogers Bryce Simpson Chad F. Calhoun CompanAys, oInf cS.:eptember 1954, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Henry J. Kaiser E. E. Trefethen, Jr. H. W. Morrison G. J. Shea D. V. McEachem E. H. Heller A. Christensen W. Marks * Alan Christensen W. A. Marsh Coral R. Olsen Peter S. Hass C. E. Harper Paul E. Rogers Bryce Simpson Chad F. Calhoun Paul Marrin -1S2-585585.1 CompanAys, oInfcO.:ctober 1955, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum A. Christensen G. J. Shea E. H. Heller D. V. McEachem E. E. Trefethen, Jr. Henry J. Kaiser W. Marks Claude E. Harper W. A. Marsh Paul Rogers Bryce Simpson Chad F. Calhoun Paul S. Marrin As of November 1956, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: E. H. Heller Edgar F. Kaiser Henry J. Kaiser W. A. Marsh D. V. McEachem G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. W. Marks A. D. Christensen H. W. Morrison Claude E. Harper W. A. Marsh Carl Olsen V. E. Cole Paul Rogers Bryce Simpson Paul S. Marrin Chad F. Calhoun -2- S2-585585.1 CompanAys, oInfcO.:ctober 1957, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum E. H. Heller Henry J. Kaiser Edgar F. Kaiser W. A. Marsh D. V. McEachem H. W. Morrison G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. William Marks Claude E. Harper V. E. Cole R. A. Costa Carl R. Olsen W. A. Marsh Edgar F. Kaiser Paul E. Rogers Paul S. Marrin Chad F. Calhoun Bryce Simpson CompanAys, oInf cA.:ugust 1958, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum E. H. Heller W. A. Marsh D. V. McEachem H. W. Morrison G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. A. Christensen * Henry J. Kaiser Edgar F. Kaiser William Marks Carl R. Olsen W. A. Marsh Edgar F. Kaiser Paul E. Rogers Paul S. Marrin Chad F. Calhoun Claude E. Harper -3- S2-585585.1 Bryce Simpson R. A. Costa CompanAys, oInfcD.:ecember 1959, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum A. Christensen E. H. Heller W. A. Marsh H. W. Morrison G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. Henry J. Kaiser Edgar F. Kaiser D. V. McEachem William Marks W. A. Marsh Wiiiiam Marks Chad F. Calhoun Robert Costa Claude E. Harper Paul S. Marrin Carl Olsen Paul Rogers Bryce Simpson CompanAys, oInfcD.:ecember 1960, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum A. Christensen E. H. Heller Henry J. Kaiser Edgar F. Kaiser ' William Marks W. Marsh H. W. Morrison G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. Chad F. Calhoun Robert Costa Claude Harper Paul S. Marrin Carl Olsen -4- S2-585585.1 Paul Rogers Bryce Simpson CompanAys, oInfcN.:ovember 1961, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum A. Christensen William Marks W. Marsh H. W. Morrison G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. E. H. Heller Henry K. Kaiser Edgar F. Kaiser W. A. Marsh John Bosche Chad F. Calhoun R. A. Costa J. J. Hague Claude E. Harper Paul S. Marrin Carl Olsen E. F. Schaper Bryce Simpson As of December 1962 the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: A. Christensen Peter S. Hass Edgar F. Kaiser William Marks * Wallace Marsh H. W. Morrison E. E. Trefethen, Jr. Henry J. Kaiser G. J. Shea W. A. Marsh William Marks John Bosche Chad F. Calhoun R. A. Costa -5- S2-585585.1 J. J. Hague Claude E. Harper Carl Olsen E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson CompanAys. oInf cD.:ecember 1963, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum A. Christensen Peter S. Hass Henry J. Kaiser William Marks W. A. Marsh H. W. Morrison G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. Edgar F. Kaiser W. A. Marsh William Marks John Bosche K. A. Conningham R. A. Costa J. J. Hague Claude E. Harper Carl Olsen E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson As of December 1964, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: A. Christensen Claude E. Harper Peter S. Hass William Marks Paul S. Martin Gilbert Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. H. W. Morrison Edgar F. Kaiser Henry J. Kaiser -6- S2-585585.1 D. A. Rhoades J. A. Bosche K. A. Conningham R. A. Costa J. J. Hague Carl Olsen E. H. Schaper / Bryce Simpson As of December 1965, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: A. Christensen Peter S. Hass Claude E. Harper Edgar F. Kaiser Henry J. Kaiser William Marks Paul S. Marrin Lloyd L. Mazzera D. A. Rhoades Gilbert Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. Henry J. Kaiser H. W. Morrison William Marks John Bosche K. A. Conningham R. A. Costa J. J. Hague Carl Olsen E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson ' As of December 1966, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: J. B. Bonny A. Christensen Claude E. Harper Peter S. Hass Edgar F. Kaiser Henry J. Kaiser -7- S2-585585.1 William Marks Paul S. Marrin Lloyd L. Mazzera D. A. Rhoades G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. William Marks John Bosche K. A. Conningham R. A. Costa J. J. Hague Carl Olsen E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson As of December 1967, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: J. B. Bonny A. Christensen Claude E. Harper Peter S. Hass William Marks Paul S. Marrin Lloyd L. Mazzera D. A. Rhoades G. J. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. Edgar F. Kaiser William Marks John H. Bosche K. A. Conningham R. A. Costa ' J. J. Hague Carl Olsen E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson As of December 1968, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: A. D. Christensen Claude Harper -8- S2-585585.1 Peter Hass Lloyd Mazzera D. A. Rhoades J. B. Bonny G. J. Shea John F. Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. John Bosche K. A. Conningham R. A. Costa J. J. Hague Carl Olsen E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson As of December 1969, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: J. B. Bonny Claude Harper Peter Hass William Marks Lloyd Mazzera D. A. Rhoades E. E. Trefethen, Jr. A. D. Christensen Edgar F. Kaiser Gilbert Shea John Shea John Bosche K. A. Conningham R. A. Costa R. A. Crowle * Paul J. Franklin J. J. Hague E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson As of December 1970, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: Edgar F. Kaiser E. E. Trefethen, Jr. -9- S2-585585.1 Peter Hass John Bsche K. A. Conningham Robert Costa R. C. Crowle P. J. Franklin J. J. Hague E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson R. G. Hohnsben J. B. Bonny A. D. Christensen Claude Harper Peter Hass Edgar F. Kaiser William Marks Lloyd Mazzera D. A. Rhoades John Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. As of December 1971, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: J. B. Bonny Alan Christensen Claude Harper Peter Hass Edgar Kaiser William Marks D. A. Rhoades John Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. John Bosehe K. A. Conningham Robert Costa Richard Crowle C. W. Eshelman P. J. Franklin J. J. Hague T. P. Heffelfinger R. G. Hohnsben James K. Parker -10- S2-585585.1 James C. Reilly E. H. Schaper Bryce Simpson As of December 1972, the following were officers/ directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: Garfield O. Anderson J. B. Bonny Alan Christensen Peter Hass Claude Harper Edgar Kaiser William Marks Walter E. Ousterman, Jr. James Reilly D. A. Rhoades John Shea Alfred Yee E. E. Trefethen, Jr. John Bosche K. A. Conningham Robert Costa Richard Crowle C. W. Eshelman Paul Franklin J. J. Hague T. P. Heffelfinger R. G. Hohnsben James Parker E. H. Schaper As of December 1973, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: Garfield Anderson Alan Christensen Claude Harper Peter Hass Edgar Kaiser Walter Ousterman James Reilly John Shea -ll- SZ-585585.1 E. E. Trefethen, Jr. William M. Witter Alfred A. Yee John Bosche A. B. Brown, Jr. K. A. Conningham Robert Costa Richard Crowle C. W. Eshelman Paul J. Franklin J. J. Hague T. P. Heffelfinger R. G. Hohnsben James Parker E. H. Schaper As of December 1974, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: Garfield Anderson G. J. Chavalas Alan Christensen Robert Costa Peter Hass Walter Ousterman James Reilly William R. Roesch John Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. William Witter Edgar Kaiser Alfred Yee John Bosche " A. B. Brown D. R. Canham Robert Costa R. C. Crowle P. J. Franklin J. J. Hague T. P. Heffelfinger R. G. Hohnsben James K. Parker E. H. Schaper -12- S 2 - 585585.1 As of December 1975, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: Edgar Kaiser E. E. Trefethen, Jr. Garfield Anderson G. J. Chavalas Alan Christensen Peter Hass Walter Ousterman James Reilly William R. Roche John Shea William M. Witter Alfred Yee A. B. Brown, Jr. T. P. Heffelfmger D. W. Henning R. G. Hohnsben D. B. Hunn J. G. Nelson W. E. Ousterman J. K. Parker J. C. Reilly Genevive Robbins P. T. Smith J. I. Walker As of December 1976, the following were officers/directors of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc.: Garfield Anderson G. J. Chavalas Alan Christensen Peter Hass Walter Ousterman James Reilly William Roche John Shea E. E. Trefethen, Jr. William Witter Alfred Yee Edgar Kaiser -13- S 2 - 585585.1 A. B. Brown Ann L. Farley Mary L. Glenn T. Heffelfinger R. G. Hohnsben D. B. Hunn J. G. Nelson J. K. Parker J. C. Reilly J. P. Rowe P. T. Smith J. I. Walker -14- S 2 - 585585.1 PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION This document contains personal information obtained from personnel files of former employees of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc. ("Kaiser Gypsum"). Such information may be protected by the privacy laws of various states and is only being disclosed because its disclosure has been ordered by the Honorable Robert Lasnik for use in the below-referenced lawsuit. Any further use or dissemination of the below personal information outside of the purposes of the below-referenced lawsuit has not been authorized by the Honorable Robert Lasnik. Accordingly, any person who uses or disseminates the below personal information beyond the purposes and needs of the below-referenced lawsuit does so at his or her exclusive peril, and with the knowledge and understanding that such use or dissemination may subject them to personal liability in the event any such former employee brings a claim or lawsuit for the breach of their privacy rights. RE: Sylvia P ickn er v. K aiser Gypsum King County Superior Court, Washington, No. 98-2-09390-1SEA PElmapinlotiyfefsesInterrogatory No. 18-Names and Addresses of Purported R.L. Allgood: Robert Allgood, former plant manager, Antioch, L. Beck: Leroy Beck, former senior buyer,! L.M. Bryan: Leon Bryan, manager, advertising,! J.W . Blewett: John Blewett, former manager of manufactured products,] C.E. Caprye: Charles Caprye, former plant manager, Seattle. R.C. Crowle: Richard Crowle, former vice president of merchandising, G.J. Chavalas: Gus Chavalas, deceased. S2-6CC03C. 1 CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION DO NOT DISCLOSE OR USE WITHOUT -1- READING THE DISCLOSURE AT THE BEGDnNING OF THIS DOCUMENT D.R. Canham: Dean Canham, Kaiser Cement sales and marketing, J.D. Cassidy: John Cassidy, deceased. J.D. Chambers: Unknown. P.D. Crelman: Unknown. H.C. Dupuis: Harlan Dupuis, manager, research and development, P.T. Framlom: Unknown. J.W. Glweitt: Unknown. * * R.W . Grigg: Ralph Grigg, deceased. C. R. Grimme: Conley Grimme, Kaiser Cement, J.M . Garoutte: Former Kaiser Cement plant superintendent, deceased. D . H. Homan: Don Homon, purchasing, GJ..CP.. HDauvgihse: s:KaUisnekrnCowemn.ent regional sales P.A. Hawkins: Peter Hawkins, former Kaiser Cement manager W.D. Hopper: William Hooper, Kaiser Cement, S2-600030.1 confidential information DO NOT DISCLOSE OR USE WITHOUT READING THE DISCLOSURE AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS DOCUMENT R.J. Hoffman: Ralph Hoffman, position unknown, R.L. Jones: Robert Jones, Kaiser Cement, G. James: George James, former plant superintendent J.B. Kirk: Unknown. R.L. Murh: Unknown. J.F. Modaff: James Modaff, former plant manager, Delanco, deceased. Richard Madsen: Former director of advertising,! W illiam McKinnon: Former senior research engineer, jnse. IT 'inm m m f i . B.J. Murphy: Bob Murphy, fo1rm52e.r' vice president of sales, P.D. Orleman: Deceased. J.W . Post: James Post, former manager of process engineering,! G.M. Perry: Unknown. J.K . Parker: James Parker, J.C . Reilly: James Reilly, executive vice president of administration and finance, Kaiser U Cement, deceased. . C.F. Radier: Unknown. E.N. Reddick: Unknown. J.P. Rohrer: John P. Rohrer, former vice president of marketing, Kaiser Cement,j S2-600030.1 . CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION DO NOT DISCLOSE OR USE WITHOUT READING THE DISCLOSURE AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS DOCUMENT AI Rafaelli: Former senior research chemist, M ike Slavich: Former plant manager, Seattle, deceased. F.H. Schaper: Unknown. T .V . Smith: Thomas Smith, former supervisor of accessory research, Antioch, E.M . Schaper: Unknown. E.W . Schaper: Unknown. S. Steffens: Stanley Steffens, position unknown, 5j J. Schlenner: John Schlenner, position unknown, J.H . Scheahan: Unknown. A.J. Trommershausan: Unknown. W .L. Traub: William Traub, office manager Antioch, S.R . Witt: Samuel Witt, deceased. R .J. W iborn: Richard Wibom, former safety and industrial director, Antioch, H .L. W eightman: Howard Weightman, deceased. S'., J.I. Walker: Deceased. J.H . W alton: Joseph Walton, former director of personnel and safety, Kaiser Cement Corporation, V. W hitecage: Vincent Whitecage, former buyer, Jacksonville, li CONFIDENTLAJL INFORMATION DO NOT DISCLOSE OR USE WITHOUT READING THE DISCLOSURE AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS DOCUMENT S lO Kaiser Cement 4 Gypsum Corporation GYPSUM DIVISION ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS November I, 1970 ; <v*_' PLTFG238 MANAGEMENT GYPSUM DIVISION PLTF 0240 SALES H PLTF 0241 MERCHANDISING r~~0 ro~on CONTROLLER *w PLTF 0243 OPERATIONS u LTF 0244 / re,.sM EXHIB/IT N/HoiX __ % C. MACDONALD VM s sj C - 7 To Copies to ff RC..LZ.. ACalipgrnyeed Ju.*DD., Cuhaasmsibceyrs DN..HD.. HDoicnkans PJ*.,DJr.. Cv.rolcecz.nar. OO 3C GYPSU.Va a v ,y 3* . V~ ^TZS-OFFCS MLViOSAHDUftl VJ./H.L.. WTraalutbon RS.. VWJ/Riib.t.torn Date . AFrtom G?..J3.. KFriraknklin TJ.Cm. RQr>eni-all*'yot* \ Subject iarch 1, 195 LKC.R2.4SF2licker Health Hazard: 1152! KAl^sJ I I --\ I I TGry.epsuanonAacshseodciantaiotenriaanldhiass "pbreeesnenretecdeivTeodr yfroeuer tinhe-- ! fo m a tio n . cxnuscto, nintecitsionad7v/iistehdptrootuecsetioanreasgpaiirnasttoraswbeitshtosa F iller especially designed for asbestos dust. uRr:so PLTF 05021 coP c0 V AA^SB.,CEASTVOSS5 OISF LPUONTGN^C-AnKnCrFr*r ' by AA? ltSocnienBcleakWesrlieteer of^^uNsnp.7icYiOoR.n-C t(oAda)y-atMaesdbiecsatlosspaesciaalciasutssepnoointteodnlya ostfrolunnggficnagnecrer bu. also or anotner extremely rare fora of fatal human cancer. abdoTmhinisalcaanndcecrh, eksntowcnavaistiemse.sothelioma, involves the lining of the of mMenucwhoorkf inthgewsitphecaisableissttoss' aesvidaenncinesucolmateisonfrommaateurtioapls.y studi`es ir.g asbestSoasidmliCg,hat lsboe e^xpposoisnsgibpleeocphleatgdenuestraflrloymtoprsoodmuectrsisckonotafin ct eannc.ers. How much risk there might be, they said, they could not Release Dust mateArsibale,stoins aisutoumseodbinleotboranklye fsohroeisn, suanladtiionnmbaunyt aosthearflaopoprliincgations. Oatrmdoinsaprhyerwee.ar and tear, they said, might release dust into the AssoTchiaeti.oenpcrbcy Dwarss.pIrrevseinngtedJ. toSetlhikeoAffmearnidcanJacPoubblCichuHrgeaolfththe Mount SstinaatiistHicoasplitraels,eaNrecwhYfoorrk, thanedAEm.erCicuaynleCr aHnacmermoSnod,ciSetcy.D. ., Ddr.ireHcatmorr.'ndof liusngknocwanncfeorr. his studies of cigaret.te smoking in relationship to milliAosnbetsotnoss oisf 1935, worldwide aicmairneeruasle,dmwaogrnledswiuimdeseilaiccha tyee,ara,ndtheaybosuatid3. 1/2In usage amounted to about 500 tons, the researchers said. morinpin-oigsn,syibp, lryohacrferdsos:*p-*nagdrutasi`ct1(l^ersaaipsopefdlicaatshbtireoosnutgohsofncaoanrsmbleaolsdtwgoese_acirno, nttthhaeeinyilnusgnagidms .adtuerriinagls i_n t e s t in a l insulation vcoapnrrkceeevrrioaw,u"esrlyethemfoyaurnskdaeiddtlhy. aitnclurneagsecdancinerinanciddapnocsesibamlyonggaascsbroes-tos PLTF 0503 2 Increase Noted o ct c Now m eso ause t th he of e l y io d a m ea ls a, th o afrcnadncearmsaorkreadrley in the internatio hitighis nal c i l nncort ass eacslaes ifica saendon tion ct o S espuacrhatweloyrkaesr of diseases. s As^acaprr`icmare bui.dir.g traces ienuxanmaiopnslteum,deytmhbeoeyfrs3r0ee7npgoadrgteeeaddthsifninadmuisoninngggN1a0ewsbdYeeasotrtohkss anddu e Netwo this Jersey occasionally as an insulation material. at least oreatt^h.B,eyamgceoonnngetrroaanlsltyp, ottphhurilseaetifooonruatspoooffnmscoaornreecderthbawynatsh3ef0o,u0An0md0eratiocuatnboepCstaihensecercinauSasoecsiteoutfdyy. Other Studies _aaetsoct..neeltiic_^esatouodfamthsonegsihropwdereedsaotnahssh,wigthhhoeyhinadcsiadaiedsnb. ceestonsotpoanrltyicolefs luinngthcaenircerlunbgust neop.l"astwicoui(dcanapcpere)arritshkast mofesaosthbeelsitoomsa inmhuastlabtieonadadnedd jtoointhselun cancer (53 out of 307 deaths) and probably cancer of the stomach ^~.dduussct*-.aall 3expo`su3re07m.detahtehsU) naisteda Ssitganteifsi,c"antht eciromrpepliocrattiosnaido.f such ndeutstTdihissesocinalvhneac,elerdsthenoyraymswnayoatlrloeawmpepadeina, rtinhuenybtoidslya2id0ti, stosuSe3in0acseyeaathrescopanftaitnreturiocualesssbseodsuotorsce that might incite ultimate cancer. D r . Hammond s a id one w orry is p ast exposure might set the stage whether a few or even a sin g le fo r ca n cer. Ke sa id t h i s is a m atter callin g for no:e research. mai.n7pakrointeSctpiroencafuotrioninsdtuostarviaolidwborrekaetrhs,inhge inandasDbre.stSoselidkuosftf .s a sa id . PL IF 0504 % - 2- HA2AHDS Cr SCALDING WATER . pThlprete ompere.rwateiroensetovecrleelaynbouurnteda wsthoepnpesdhowderraeidn.byTshceatldeminpgerwatautreer odfurtihnge a wclaottehrinwga^s ektnco.wwnabsuntoctotrarkeecnti.onNoefxtextipnoesuyreoubryntahnedwo eaarjinobg wofheprerottheecrteiveis caanyutpicor.sssinoeiclietsysaroyf.. bums froa hot water be ce. cain and take ALL o*r"e- VISAU_sALa oEDaUrtCAoTfIONthe Safer:y Direc r O 2rd.etvire.luoaplinegffoartseorifesSaofeftycoTlorraeidninsglidaensd Eandducsactrioipnt, the cfiorvsetrinsget soanfeeryyes on 1: urucks, . e1jjuercitess, itaskennowanrdeadayppfloicrayboleurtousoeu. r oWpeearlastoionhas.v*e Tslhiede; cues:- wO the Safe1 UX.U. I aI i i I I I k i 1 I ea i i i r PLTfr 0 4 3 * 1 RAW MATERIAL B' ' Ll . i N DRYWALL A C C E--C R Y PRODUCTS ASBESTOS 7RF10 l LETIN NO: DATE: PAGE: RM-J045 /20/72 1 of 1 CANCELS: DATE: RM-J045 12/4/69 USES: APPROVED SOURCE: ALTERNATE SOURCE *: Joint and Finish Compounds, Texture Paints Philip Care/ Johns-Manville SP EC IFIC A T IO N S: 1. Mixing Water Requirement 2. Free moisture (200F) 3. Color 4 . Grit 5 . Calcium carbonate (C O 2 method) 6 . Canadian screen 7. pH (10% dispersion) 8. Wet bulking . 480 to 550 2.0% Light Gray 0.05% maximum. All passing 80 mesh screen 1.0% maximum 0 .0 -0 .0 -0 .0 -1 6 .0 7-8 .. 250-350 PLA IN TIFF'S EXH IBIT 7 -tto H The following information is for Kaiser Gypsum Company personnel only: Testing Schedule: Take a minimum of one 1/2 pound sample from each pallet in shipment, with u maximum of 20 samples. Test two random samples for grit and wet bulking. Test 10 samples for mixing water requirements. "Retain a representative sample from each shipment for one year. ! SA FETY : Employees should wear respirators when handling, weighing and batching asbestc Use Alternate Source in emergency only due to color. For regular use, Alternate Source must be rechecked by Research and "approved." PLTF0216 -10- RAW MATERIAL BU' ' E . . DRYWALl ACCES. Y ' ' PRODUCTS ASBESTOS 7RF9 .LETiN NO: DATE: PAGE: R M -J 046 6/20/72 1 of 1 Joint ano Finish Compounds, Texture Paints APPROVED SOURCE: Philip Carey I I ALTERNATE SOURCE *: Johns-Manvl le ' I SPECIFICATIO N S: 1. Mixing Water Requirement 450 to 550 2. Free moisture (200F) 2.0% I I 3. Color ' 4. Grit ' Light Gray 0.05% maximum. All passing 80 mesh screen 5. 'Calcium carbonate (CC^ method) 1.0% maximum 1 6 . Canadian screen 0 .0 -0 .0 -0 .0 -1 6 .0 I I 7. pH (10% dispersion) 8 . Wet bulking 7-8 200-300 ' - The following information is for Kaiser TOypsum Company personnel only: . I Testing Schedule: Take a minimum of one 1/2 pound sample from each pallet in shipment, with a maximum of 20 samples. Test two random I samples for grit and wet bulking. Test 10 samples for mixing water requirements. Retain a representative sample from each shipment for one year. I i SAFETY: Employees should wear respirators when handling, weighing and batching asbestos.j * Use Alternate Source in emergency only due to color. For regular use, Alternate 8 Source must be rechecked by Research and "approved." I P LT F 0217 10- RDAR'.TY.Y!A.LTLEARCIACLZEFSur. t.t im PRODUCTS APPROVED SOURCES : asbestos SG 210 Union Carbide (SG -210) BULLETIN NO: DATE: PAGE: CANCELS: DATE: RMJ-047 61/2o0f/712 P.M-J2D t y 13/67 SPECIFICATION: 1 . M a g n e tite (%) . . 2. R e f le c t a n c e , G. E. P h o to v o lt {%) Dry Bulk D en sity^ lb s /c u .f t . 4 . Wet S c r e e n , R etain on 8 0 mesh {%) 325 mesh 2 .5 maximum 6 8 .0 minimum 5-6 0 .8 maximum . 1 5 . 0 maximum WARNTMG Ebamtpchloiynegesasshboeusltdosr./ear respir- ators v.hen handling, v/eighr~ng and I / P LT F 0218 RAW MATERIAL B ' " l . . i N DRYWALLACC. .ORY \ PRODUCTS / APPROVALS ASBESTOS 7TF1 /JLLETIN NO: DATE: PAGE: RM-JC50 6/20/72 1 of 1 CANCELS: DATE: RM-J05 1/26/71 USES: Joint and Finish Compounds, Texture Paints APPROVED SOURCE: Philip Carey ALTERNATE SOURCE V Johns-Manville I S P EC IFIC A T IO N S: 1 1. Mixing Water Requirement 330 to 370 2. Free moisture (200F) 2.0% maximum B I 3. Color 4 . Grit Light Gray 0.05% maximum. All I 5. 'Calcium carbonate (CC^ method) passing 80 mesh screen 1.0% maximum 6 . Canadian screen . 0 .0 -0 .0 -0 .0 -1 6 .0 I I 7. pH (10% dispersion) 8. Wer bulking 7 .5 -8 .5 100-130 ' D The following inform: tion is for Kaiser Gypsum Company personnel only: I Testing Schedule: . Toke a minimum of one 1/2 pound sample from each pallet in shipment, with a maximum of 20 samples. Test, two random samples for grit and wet bulking. Test 10 samples for mixing water requirements. Retain a representative sample from each shipment for one year. SAFETY: Employees should wear respirators when handling, weighing and batching asbeess t a s i * Use Alternate Source in emergency only due to color. For regular use, Alternate I Source must be rechecked by Research and "approved." ` 10- I P LT F 0219 I KA. 3 L GYPSUM COWPAN' ^C. ^ TAoT HKC. C24. 58Dupuis INTER-OrPICE OHANDUPA DATS 5 November 1971 Cop.'. JViTH*. LV*. VSm/eiigthht0an FRO" AA.ntFio. cRh affsell! AT SU&JCCT asbestos fiber The a tta c h e d re c .p shows th^e jt.yp,! ,,r0n,,?o>Ciesltfostoanda toama tou1nt0'.u. sedT hmis our _ sssTfSTi"!S S .W . ^ i r t r o l s S r ^ TM n = . such as - x l - > . TM e , and application qualities. If Legislation banning the use or ' eh^tas fiberacicsessroersytripcrtoedducttos caofnfe-cted stirlulcthieonK-pSrpordauy,ct's"atthlaTt *are"`,,s,pd ,'^ ' ^ ^of^thpeoseufnerdrule(Ss arnetq, utierae) soaincde _ . PfiabdeiraonutsHreaawt Smuartfearciianlg foCrompound dAA":11w`1hilepctrhfoernoathnecre.thrTehee pWroadllutecrts foursme ualas ulosne gaervefribyersho(7rDt fainbdsre^d garasbdeess)tos' /su b stitthuetelmragwfmibearteerdiaal smbeaystobes aeivtahilanoble, sloucshs ains tchoettopnrodfiubcetrq, 3uwahliictyh wanidu per/formance. . _ If asbestos fiber is banne`d ,, o_frsounbT.staitcucteisosnoryorprreofdourcmtsu,lawteiown.illTbhee .fWacaelldTwexitthurea manodreadluiffOiicu.^ P*'"^7 ^rorsfoinunisdh) cwoemhpaouvnedsreuduseceda sthheortfibfiebrerp^er or . r . \ o ^ '" 7 ^ 2 n o t a r y experience on product develop rmnt with no asbestos fiber. /c Att achmen -3- i PLEAXINHTIBIFITF'S/ o //- P LT F 0333 \. To V' ACO^Itt TO SUBJCCT i !I 1 6 c- / . /. / INTER-OFFICE M E M O R A N D U M G. B. Kirk 1145 KB J . w. 31ewett R . c . Crowle - 2459 - 2447 Vi A DaTT From September 2S, J. E. Toocey 1972 I H. C. Dupuis - 2453 P . J . Franklin - 2451 J. I C. R. Grimme - 2470 E. G. M. Perry - 2657 T U r,or _ 'JdSI J . H. Walton - 1586 . I Asbestos -- Labeling Kaiser K. Parker - 2649 N. Reddick - 265 ^T Cement Products I This memorandum deals with the labeling of the packages of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc., for its various gypsum products I containing asbestos or other materials, that some sources have alleged to be injurious to health, and is written at the request of Jim Parker. I ^ recommenda uion that Kaiser Gypsum not apply caution or warning labels to any of its packages, except those con I taining asbestos, and as to them, caution labels should be I applied to each package, which labels are to be printed in letters of sufficient size and contrast as to be read'ly visible and legible. The labels shall state: * CAUTION . I Contains Asbestos Fibers I Avoid Creating Dust 3reathing Asbestos Dust May Cause I Serious Bodily Harm Immediately below the label but not necessarily in lettering Ox the same size, insert "Above label is in comoliance with Federal Regulations relating*, to Occupational, Safety, and 1 Health Standards, 29 CFR 1910.93a." ' I The reason for using the foregoing label only for asbestos- containing products is that they are the only gypsum products which Federal laws, at this time, require to be marked. The regulation wenu into effect July 7, 1972. Therefore, every erfort should be made to immediately comply with it. The label should be applied by stencil, stamps, stickers, or I whatever may be the most convenient means for prompt compliance i u is recommended that no reference be made, or warning given, 1 I to the efiSc i Oi any other material marketed bv Kaiser Gypsum or treatment given its products, such as mixing or I I p u u t f f ^ I i g EXH IBIT /3 I PUT 0302 2 sanding, because there are no existing Federal or State laws or regulations which require then* and there appears to be considerable confusion and c Isagreement as to their need, or whether or not any harmful effects result from such other material. Therefore, at this stage, to volunteer instruc tions may give rise to- inferences, implications, construc tions, the cc~rectness of which is now in doubt, and the effect of which may be to add further to the confusion. This memorandum does not deal with the use and handling of asbestos and other materials in gypsum manufacturing opera tions in our plants since our Safety, Medical, and IR organizations are involved with these matters. JZ7:jh * The above is based or. a comprehensive investigation which zrnie and I have made. However, there is a proliferation of laws, rules, regulations, etc., issuing from govern mental bodies at this time dealing with potentially harm ful substances and the like. Therefore, if any of you now know, or later learn, of any requirement for applying warning or caution labels to our products, please advise me or Ernie Reddick. p\_TF 0303 kaiser GYPSUM COMPANY, INC. To At OG.akl2a.ndKiri INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM C opi c* to S ubject TJ.. WT.. SBmleiwthett (via G3K) AH.. FL. .RWaeiigahetmliian dust fro/ joint ccmpoump jos operations Fl i . 1.0 00022 Wcoevhearvinegreacmeoiuvnetds oafgraosubpesotofstharnedesrileipcoerotuss frdoumsttshegenGeyprasutmedAdsusoricnigatimoinxing and sanding of joint compounds on typical jobs. Texhpeoosuvreeraolfl wsuomrmkearrsy tboy tahireboternsteincgonacgeenntcryatsiotnasteos,f a"Tsbheersetows aasndevbidoetnhcteootafl alinsdherdesbpyiraCbSKleA.silBiceecaouusse douf sttheinheigxhcecssonocfenatcrcaetpiotnasbleoflitmotiatsl adsusetstgaebner oatfedthecutrointgalthdeusmt ipxrinobgleamndwsoaunlddinpgroavicdteivaintieinsh, eirtenits coclnetarrolthoaftthceonatrssoclciated asoastos and silica problems as well." majorfirgysptsurmepcoormt pdaenailess,wwitihthdTrGyCanmdatperreimalixs nporotdiuncctlsudfreodm. thTeheotdhuesrt fsaivme pbelems acdoe,lleacntdedonwlyeresilsiocehoeuasvydtuhsattvraelulieasbaleretersetpsorftoerd. asbestos could not Ttwhoe 'scefcothnde raebpovoertcocmovpearnsieas ronechseilcikceuosuinsgddursyt vanadluperse.mix products from Tsehceontdhirrdetorerpt.ort covers asbestos dust from the products used for the c'ursumowmnartyesotfs thore. toeusrtowdnatapriosduactttsa.ched. Also attached is a summary of ACTION ?nCUTRED: 1) Rleegviiteiwmaantdelyrecboemrmemenodvaetdionfroams toourwphreetmheixr apsrbodesutcotss.waTrhneinglawlabstealstesmay bt.yiaat b"ennodlinagbealgiesntr,eqcuoairteidngw, hbeirnedearsboerstoosthefirbemrastehraivael bsoeenthmatoddiufireidng taonsy rfiecaesrons amblyexfocreessseeoafbtlheeupser,escnroibaeidrboerxnpeosucorencleinmtritastiownisllobfeasbes rtoesleawsaerdn.i"ng Oonuritcsomppraenmyixis anthdeitcr.ilsy mcoasjtoirngcomuspabnyuscinarersysi.ng the asbes 2 ) nebry.dtart.eionGyapssumtoAcsosmopcaiantyi'osnpSotsuidtiyonCoomnmwithteaet oisn nthexist pstreopjetcot, be JSS/swcar c~csnmZAztee diusstalwraerandiyngcro.nreaclolrdbaigrs. faanvdorpaoiflspclafcijnogintthecomaspbouensdto.s At zaehm PLEAXINHTIBIFITF'SIp b*> >3B y //- V -f 9 P lTF SUMMARY OF GYRSUlt ASSOCIATION RZPGETS - 3--T--r-r-:-~ . September 1973 tests - Siliceous Dusts (asbestos dust data not reliable) Mizir.g of 5 dry powder joint compounds (not including Kaiser) Worker exposure (breathing zone): Total dust - S.9 to 21.6 mg/cu m Respirable dust - 1.3 to 9.1 mg/cu a General araa exposure: Total dust - 10.3 to 31.0 mg/cu m Respirable dust - 0.8 to 2.6 mg/cu m Sanding of joints from 3 dry powders and 5 premixes Worker exposure (breathing zone): Total dust - 72.5 to 241.1 mg/cu m Respirable dust - 1.5 to 5.6 mg/cu m General area exposure: Total dust - 27.7 to 136.7 mg/cu a Respirable dust - 1.1 to 23.0 mg/cu m O8SKhAr LTWimA it *-* * * 3.1 to 9.7 * 2. L to 15.0 * 1.0 to 15.0 0.7 to 5.0 * nfoert cthaelcucalalcbulelabtieocnau. seRseasmppirlaesbletoodussmtsalalrteospaneacliyfzice dust. * fsoizrefrfereactsiiolincsa ocfonthteenttontaeelded ** Tphreesent. -- it amounts vary because. they are dep*endent on the amount cf silica fr'OT" S : 1) 2) 3) TJhoeinrets wwashirc.ho pounds. usisgedn ifdircya n"pot wddeifrfecroemrp.eoeunadms ovngersduusst thleovsee lswhgiechneurasetedd pbryensiexnderirnag- No one ro r.u fa c tu ra r' s OSnA l i m i t s tnan were pthreoduotchte wrsas. significantly closer to com'plying with dI -i r et sc t saeixdpotshuaret tthoe miinxdinigvidour asl owr.ocmrkgereaischuwnolirkkedlayy.to have more than 2 hrs. P LT F 0496 SUM?..!?,? OF GYPSUM ASSOCIATION PRPORTS S5C.C.L? November 1973 tests - Siliceous Dusts Mixing of two dr^' powder joint compounds Worker exposure (breathing zone): Total dust - 11.7 and 33.8 mg/cu m O8SHhAr TLWimAit *+ Respirable dust - <8.5 and 6.9 mg/cu m * General area exposure: Total dust - 121.6 and 9S.3 mg/cu m Respirable dust - 13.8 and 12.2 mg/cu m Sanding of joints from 2 dry powders 6.7 and 5.4 1.3 and * Worker exposure (breathing zone): Total dust - 109.5 and 196.3 mg/cu m Respirable dust - 3.3 and 2.0 mg/cu m General area exposure: 8.8 and 5.C # Total dust - 96.4 and 76.5 mg/cu m Respirable dust - 14.6 and 7.6 mg/cu m Sanding of joints from 2 premixes Worker exposure (breathing zone): 8.3 and 4.0 3.3 and 1.9 Total dust - 69.2 and 87.3 mg/cu m Respirable dust - 3.9 and 6.4 mg/cu m 9.4 and 10.0 General area exposure: Total dust - 54.9 and 91.3 mg/cu m 5.6 and 1.5 Respirable dust - 4.9 and 7.9 * and 3.1 Nfoort cthaelcucalalcbulelabtieocnau. se samples too small to analyze for free silica center.* -- de' *- pThreesOenSntA. limit amounts vary because they are dependent on the amount of s-"'Uca 1) dItireisct saeixdpotshuaret tthoemiinxdinigvidouraslanwdoirnkgereaischuwnolirkkedlayy. to have mor~e than* 2 'hr: PLTF 0497 odkMAr.'f GF GYPS'JV ASSOCIATION REPORTS THTPD HZPORT November 1973 testa - Asbestes Dust (fibers longer than 5 microneters) OSHA Standard - continuous exposure 5 fibers/cc OSHA Standard - peak exposure 10 fibers/cc Worker exposure (breathing zone): Mixing: 1st dry coapound 2nd dry compound Sanding: 1st dry compound 2nd dry compound 1st premix 2nd premix 10 min, samples avg 4.1 fibers/cc 4.2 10.8 31.4 fibers/cc 7.6 fibers/cc 30 min, samples aliquoted 4 redeposited 39.4 fibers/cc 14.8 11.1 9.7 6ofo5f 1fi3besarnsd. ing tests (10 min. samples) indicated concentrations in excess 2ofo1f013fibsaenrdsi.ng tests (10 min. samples) indicated concentra. tions in excess M l: l) Idtireisctsaexidpotshuaret tthoemiinxdinigvidouraslanwdoijnkgereaischuwnolirkkedlayy.to hnve more than 2 hrs. PLTF 0498 RZZULTr OF TZ5T WITH KGC CCMpg'NDS gy UNION C .S ilZ Z Asbestos Dust (fibers longer than 5 micrometers) Worker exposure (breathing zone): Mixing joint compound with drill mixac Mixing finishing compound with potato masher Sending joint done withPremix Topping Sanding joint done withPremix Rial Purpose Sanding joint done withFinishing Compound fibers/cc 54 5 66.5' 4 3 1 1 2 .S U S E: bSeinucesedinonnolycaassegtehneersaalmgpuliindgestitmoeinwdasiclaotneggerrotshsanre2lamtivineutdeisf,fetrheenseceds.atazshould P L T F 0499