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SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA EASTERN DIVISION WALTER OWENS, et al.. Plaintiffs, VS. MONSANTO COMPANY, Defendant. CASE NO. CV-96-P-0440-E DEPOSITION OF DONALD CURRY, Taken pursuant to stipulation and agreement before SAMANTHA E. NOBLE, a Court Reporter and Gormissicner for Alabama at Large, at Fite & Miller, 1000 Cuintard Avenue, Suite 400, Anniston, Alabama, on the 21st day of March, 2001, coimencing at approximately 2:10 p.m. APPEARANCES HONORABLE LAURA RUTH, Attorney at Law, 111 Gongress Avenue, Suite 1010, Austin, TX, 78701, appearing for and on behalf of The Plaintiffs. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES HONORABLE DAVID M. MXRE, III, of The Law Fim of SMITH, HELMS, MULLISS & M3DRE, Attorneys at Law, Suite 1400, 300 North Greene Street, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27401, appearing for and on behalf of The Defendant. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 1 REPORTER INDEX 2 3 CAPTION SHEET ............................................. 1-2 4 REPORTER'S INDEX ................................ 3 5 STIPULATION PAGE..........................................4-5 6 TESTIMONY OF DONALD CURRY 7 Examination byMs. Ruth. . . .5-167 8 CERTIFICATE...................................................... 168 9 WITNESS SIGNATURE PAGE.................................169 10 ERRATA PAGES.............................................. 170-171 11 CONCORDANCE.............................................172-303 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 4 1 STIPULATION 2 3 IT IS STIPULATED between the 4 parties hereto that this deposition is being taken 5 for the purpose of discovery or for use as evidence 6 in the acticn or for both purposes. 7 IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED between 8 the parties this deposition may be taken before 9 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE, a Gourt Reporter of Anniston, 10 Alabama, at this time and place without the formal 11 requirement of notice. 12 IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED that 13 neither party need make any objections to any of 14 the questions asked during the taking of the 15 deposition, nor make any motion to exclude any 16 answers, except as to form and leading questions; 17 but both parties may later object to any questions 18 or make a motion to exclude any answers during the 19 trial of the action, and said failure to so object 20 or move to exclude during the taking of this 21 deposition shall not result in a waiver of the 22 ric^nt to make objections or move to exclude. 23 IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED between P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035771 S4MANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 5 1 the parties that all requirements as to 2 examination, reading, signing, or notice of filing 3 the deposition are waived. 4 5 DONALD CURRY, 6 having been first duly sworn by the court 7 reporter, was examined and testified under oath as 8 follows: 9 MS. RUTH: 10 Q Hi, Mr. CUrry, hew are you? 11 A I'm fine. Thank you. 12 Q I introduced rnyself to you a little bit 13 before, but let me just remind you or tell you for 14 the record, my name is Laura Ruth and I'm an 15 attorney for the Plaintiffs in a lawsuit called 16 Cwens V Monsanto. Ard I'm going to ask you a few 17 questions here today. Ard I went you to do me a 18 favor; i f you do not irderstard a question that I 19 ask you, I hope you'll let ire krew. I need you to 20 let me knew, because if you otherwise answer it. 21 I'll assume you understood the question that was 22 asked of you. Okay? 23 A Okay. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 6 1 Q And the second thing is -- ard you're 2 doing this so far, you're doing it really well -3 when you answer a question, if you would answer it 4 cut loud, as opposed to shaking your head yes or 5 no -- 6 A Yes. 7 Q -- that would make life a little easier 8 for the court reporter to keep track -- 9 A I understand. 10 Q -- cn few things are going. 11 Are there any medications that you're cn 12 today that you think would impair your ability to 13 give a deposition today, to answer questions? 14 A - No, ma'am. 15 Q Let me just ask you first: Have you 16 ever given another deposition? 17 A Yes, ima'am. 18 Q Can you tell me in what cases? 19 A In another Monsanto case. 20 Q Just cne other case? 21 A Yes. 22 Q Wnat case would that be? 23 A It had to do with a lawsuit in Michigan. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 7 1 Q In Michigan? 2 A Yeah. 3 Q Do you remember how long ago that was? 4 A Fifteen or twenty years ago. 5 Q Do you remember what the subject matter 6 of that lawsuit was? 7 A It -8 Q Wnat the subject matter of your 9 testimony was? 10 A -- had to do wi th same -- i t was on a 11 dairy farm. Somebody had used seme aroclor 12 products or something that contained PCBs and -- in 13 a silo, and apparently, they claimed that it 14 contaminated the feed that the cows ate ard somehow 15 contaminated the mi Ik or something of that nature. 16 I was involved in that deposition. My dad was an 17 employee of Monsanto and he was more -- 18 Q More involved? 19 A -- informed -- 20 Q Informed? 21 A -- about that than I was and -- but, at 22 his age, at that time, they involved me, because 23 they wanted him to core to, I believe it was P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 8 1 Bad Axe, Michigan. 2 Q Bad Axe? 3 A Yeah. 4 Q As opposed to Good Axe? 5 A Yeah, Bad Axe, Michigan is where that 6 took place, a little tewo in Michigan. Ard that 7 was the deposition. 8 Q Vbat was the nature of your testimony, 9 do you recall? 10 A Mostly just history of the plant ard my 11 work experience ard my dad's work experience. 12 Q Do you -- 13 A Neither one of us were used in the 14 trial, but we were there. 15 Q Do you remember giving a deposition an 16 behalf of Monsanto in a case that was filed in 17 Deleware, an insurance case, back in the early 18 '90s? 19 A I may have. ' 20 Q May have? 21 A I may have. I don't know. It's hard to 22 recollect all -- I may have given more than one 23 deposition, I don't knew, but I don't recall the P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035772 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 9 1 particulars of the case, if it was an insurance 2 case. 3 Q Because what I do have here is a 4 deposition that Monsanto produced to us that you 5 gave in 1993 for a case titled Mxisanto V Aetna 6 Insurance. 7 A Who? 8 Q Aetna Insurance. 9 A Well, if you've got the deposition, I -- 10 Q I think -- 11 A Like I said, there may have been more 12 than cne case -- 13 Q Sure. 14 A -- that I just didn't recall. 15 Q Sure, that's fine. 16 A Does it say where that took place? 17 Q It took place at the Victoria Im. 18 A Yeah, I remsrrber being there. 19 Q You do rementer being there? 20 A Yeah. 21 Q And then I've got another deposition 22 that you'd given, actually not that long ago, and 23 it looks like it took place here in this office P.0. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 10 1 space, about -- in January of 1999. 2 A I gave cne across the hall over there in 3 that conference rccm. 4 Q Don the tong hall, in that kind of 5 crusty rocm? 6 A Just -- 7 Q Or in this suite? 8 A In this suite of offices. 9 Q Do ycu remsnber -- 10 A That's probably it. 11 Q Do you renenber what the testirrcny in 12 that case would have been about? Do you rsnsnber 13 giving your testimony? 14 A Yeah, I ranaiber, I rsnsnber answering 15 the questions. Now, I don't -- I don't know 16 exactly what the -- it was probably about the PCBs, 17 and again, my work history at the plant. 18 Q Well, after talking about those two 19 additional depositions, do you now, does that jcg 20 your memory maybe -- 21 A Yeah. 22 Q -- are there any other depositions that 23 maybe ycu might have given that I haven't asked you P.O. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 <256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. M3BLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 11 1 about or you haven't rensnbered tp mtil new? 2 A No. I think that's prdoably -- to the 3 best of my recollection -- 4 Q Sure. 5 A -- that's all that I've been involved 6 in. 7 I've been a -- I've been on a jury in 8 seme cases. I've -- I was cn the county cannissicn 9 in our county and I've been in court as a result of 10 going -- it going along with my job. So, been 11 involved in a nurtoer of things and it's hard to get 12 them all separated -- 13 Q Sure. 14 A -- in my mind. But I think that that 15 probably -- 16 Q So, you think -- 17 A -- wraps it ip. 18 Q --the only three times in your life 19 that you've ever given a deposition has probably 20 been cn behalf of Monsanto? 21 A Yeah, I think that's -- I think that 22 would be a safe statement. 23 Q Now, has Monsanto paid you to ccme give P.O. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 12 1 this deposition today? 2 A No. 3 Q Why don't I give you an a/erview of what 4 we're going to do today, and then that way, if 5 you're starting and want to move on or get cut of 6 here, you'll knew where we are in the process. 7 A Okay. Do it. 8 Q I think what we'll do is we1 ll go 9 through your residential history, your educational 10 background, fami ly, work, and we might go into a 11 little bit of detail, more detail when we're 12 talking about your work history, since that's 13 primarily why you're here. I'm hoping that this 14 doesn't take too long. David wen't speak to me if 15 it takes too long, because he has to make his 16 flight. 17 MR. M30RE: Whatever it takes is 18 fine. 19 BY MS. RUTH: 20 Q We'll try and move throuh this. But 21 you need to let me knew, if ycu get to a point ycu 22 want to take a break or anything like that, please. 23 just raise your hand and tell me -- P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035773 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 13 1 A Well, as bashful as I am. I'll tell you. 2 Q Okay, good. Let's first run thrcugi 3 your residential history. Have you lived in 4 Calhoun County your whole life? 5 A Yeah. 6 Q Where in Calhoun County have you lived? 7 Where were you bom? 8 A I was bom about fair or five blocks 9 don this -- down the street cn Leigdtcn Avenue at 10 vhat was then the old Gamer Hospital. 11 Q The Old Goner Hospital? 12 A G-A-R-N-E-R. 13 Q Ch, Gamer? 14 A Gamer. 15 Q I thought you said Old Goner. I thought 16 that was a really bad sense of humor for a 17 hospital. 18 A Before we had the Regional Medical 19 Center, which sits ric^it over there. 20 Q And where did ycur manta ard daddy take 21 you heme to, once you were bom? 22 A 1402 Einstein Avenue. 23 Q 1402 Einstein. Now, Einstein's familiar P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 14 1 to me. Is that east or west of Qjintard? 2 A It's west of Quintand. 3 Q Vtest of Quintard. What's another nearby 4 cross street for Einstein? 5 Alt wes 14th Street. 6 Q Sure. 7 A West 14th Street. 8 Q I'm trying to remsntoer. Gosh, I just 9 knew it. But anyway, I could find it later. And 10 how leng did you live at Einstein? 11 A Lived there a long time, till about 12 1950. 13 Q Till about 1950? 14 A Yeah. 15 Q Ard what year were you bom? 16 A 1930. 17 Q Actually, vhat's ycur birth date? 18 A Noventoer the 10th, 1930. 19 Q So, 1950. Did you graduate high school 20 then while you were living there? 21 A Yes. 22 Q Yes. Where did you go to high school? 23 A Anniston High School. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 15 1 Q Anniston High? 2 A (Witness neds head.) 3 Q Where did you move after you lived at 4 Einstein? 5 A Well, that parcel of property right 6 there was -- my grard-dad lived next door to where 7 we lived. When my dad and my mom got married, my 8 grand-dad bui It my dad a house. He had told him. 9 if you do thus and so, when you decide to get 10 married, I'll buiId you a house, and he did. 11 And 12 Q Did he actually buiId it with his own 13 hands? Did they build it together? 14 A Well, I wasn't there, you knew, I didn't 15 see him actually swing the harmer, but he built my 16 dad a house. 17 Ard then whan my grard-dad died about 18 1944, my dad bought that plot of property ard 19 then -- 20 Q He bought the plot that had at cne point 21 belonged to your grard-dad? 22 A Had my grard-dad's house on it. Ard, of 23 course, he owned the house next to i t. Ard then he P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 16 1 bui It a house cn the property for rny oldest 2 brother. And then my oldest brother -- 3 Q Now, did your grardna still live in your 4 grarefca's old house? I mean, when your grard-dad 5 died and ycur dad bought both lots -- 6 A Yeah. 7 Q -- did your grarxha continue to live in 8 that house? 9 A Yeah, my grardra was there urntn l she got 10 to the point she was not able to take care of 11 herself ard then she lived with seme of her 12 daughters ard what have you. 13 But the property became my dad's. And 14 he bui It my brother a house. And my brother. 15 before it reached time for him to move in there, he 16 was transferred to a job in Selma. 17 Q Who did he work for? 18 A He was working for the theater, at that 19 time. And so my dad and my mother just moved into 20 that house. 21 Q Ch, I see. 22 A It was newer ard what have you. And he 23 rented out that house we were living in. But cn P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035774 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 17 1 that plot of property ricfit there is where I was 2 until I was drafted in service. 3 Q Really? A A Lh-hJo. 5 Q And what war were you drafted into? 6 A During the Korean Wbr. 7 Q Korean. You were testing my history 8 there. I thoucfit maybe from old Mash episodes that 9 that's what that was. And hew long did you -- 10 A What if I had said the Civil War? 11 Q I'm not that bad. Hew long did you 12 spend in the Korean War? 13 A Two years in the service. 14 Q Two years in service? 15 A (Witness nods head.) 16 Q And where were you stationed? 17 A Ch, several places. I took my basic 18 training at Fort Jackscn and went to Carp Folk, 19 Louisiana. And assigned to a division that they 20 had activated, a National Guard division from Ohio. 21 And then fran there, I went to 22 Fort Beming, Georgia, to school for four months. 23 And then back to Carp Polk. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 18 1 And then I got orders for the Far East. 2 Want to Japan for four or five mnths. And was 3 assigned to the 24th Infantry Division. 4 Q What did you do in Japan? 5 A HUn? 6 Q What were you doing in Japan? Were you 7 in the Army? 8 A Yeah. 9Q 10 Army? Is that riefit, you were drafted by the 11 A I was in the Army. And I was doing what 12 I was told, which is what you do in the Army. 13 14 ip. Q Ricfit. It's probably why I never signed 15 A After about five mnths there, we were 16 filling ip the 24th Infantry Division, because they 17 had rotated that outfit off the line in Korea, 18 because they had more line time than anybody over 19 there, and was rotating guys hare that had enou^n 20 points to ccme hare, ard fi lling it up with nsv -- 21 new blood. 22 And after about four or five months, we 23 had ena#r new people that they sent the 24th back P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE ? -SSOCIATES 19 1 to Korea. And I went to Korea with them, the 24th 2 Infantry. Stayed there inti l the Armistice was 3 signed. 4 I was at Ko-go-do when the Armistice was 5 signed. Ko-go-do had prisoner of war carps. It 6 was an island out in the -- south of Pusan. And ws 7 transported prisoners of war -- 8 Q Back hare or back to -9 A From Kb-go-do to Inchon ard back and 10 forth and back and forth, unti l my service time got 11 close to the erd, and they sent me hare. Ard I -- 12 Q Ard hare was Anniston, Alabama? 13 A Yeah. 14 Q And where did you live when you cane 15 back to Anniston? Did you move back in with your 16 folks cn Einstein? 17 A Well, my dad had sold that property then 18 whi le I was gene in service ard had bou^nt a house 19 at 1700 West 11th Street. That's on the comer of 20 11th ard Clydesdale. 21 Q Sure. 22 A And that's where my parents were living 23 when I care back in 1953, Noventer of '53. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 20 1 Q There's no hemes over there rew, is -- 2 ch, yeah, there are. I'm thinking -- 3 A Yeah. Well, there's not a -- that house 4 is not there anymore. 5 Q Not there? 6 A There is a meat -- Quality Meat place -7 Q Ri^nt. 8 A -- rictrt there on that -- but that's the 9 comer my dad was living. And I got hane in 10 Novatter of '53 ard I got married in February of 11 '54. 12 Q To? Woo did you marry? 13 A Married Rosa Lee LeTast, my hic^i school 14 sweetheart. Well, she was my girl fran the time 15 she was fifteen years old until eic^oteen months ago 16 when she died. 17 Q Ch, I'm very sorry for you, sir. Did 18 your wi fe grew ip near you? 19 A Yeah. 20 Q Artxnd you? 21 A She grew ip, ip the street, a block ard 22 a half fran 1700 West 11th Street. She lived at 23 1818 Wtest 11th Street. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035775 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 21 1 Q Is that ric^it? And where did you say 2 you moved? Wiere did you and your wife move to 3 Wien you got married? 4 A When we married, I had rented us an 5 apartment on McKelnoy, 2306 McKelroy Avenue in a 6 duplex, a three-nxm apartment. And we had it 7 furnished before we ever married. 8 Q How did you get it furnished before you 9 got married? 10 A We started -- I knew a long time -- 11 Q She was the one? 12 A -- ago that was going to be the girl 13 that I was going to spend my life with. And I was 14 two years ahead of her in school, so I went to work 15 at Monsanto in 1950 and I drawed a payday every 16 week, so we started buying a few things. 17 Q So, you went to work for Monsanto before 18 you had actually left for the war; is that ri#it? 19 A Ch, yeah, I worked about -- a little 20 over a year before I was drafted in the service. 21 Q I see. 22 A I finished hi<^i school in '49, went to 23 work at the plant in May of 1950, and was drafted P.0. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 22 1 in Noventer of '51. 2 Q So, save your mi titary experience, is 3 Monsanto the cnly place you've ever worked -- 4 A No. 5 Q -- as an adult? 6 A Ch, no, no. That's -- listen, this is 7 really not my fault -- 8 Q I'm sure it's rot. 9 A -- that I'm -- but it -- this is what's 10 happened to me; you know, I wake ip every morning. 11 I'm a day older, and it's not my fault, but I like 12 it better than the other cpticn. 13 Q That's ricfit. 14 A And I'm seventy years old, nearly 15 seventy ard a half, and when I was coring alcng. 16 you know, we -- it wasn't like it has been for the 17 past three or four years, everything was on the 18 upswing. Of course, it's tailed off a little new, 19 Mr. Greenspan is trying to help that. 20 But I was bom ric^it in the middle of 21 the depression. Okay? Ard tires were ta#i and 22 didn't really get a lot better till I guess after 23 the war. World War II. P.0. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 23 1 But so I ford -- as a boy, I would hunt 2 things to do and I worked ard I worked at a rurter 3 of things and I worked -- my first year of work 4 after I finished hic^i school, I worked for 5 S. H. Kress & Ccmpany in the stockrcan. 6 Q So, that's before you went to Monsanto? 7 A That's where I was working when I had an 8 epportuni ty to go to work at Monsanto. 9 Q Which I imagine was much better pay? 10 A Ch, heck, yeah. That folks -- Monsanto 11 was one of the better places to work in 12 Calhoun County. 13 Q As far as salary went? 14 A Yeah. 15 Q Yeah. 16 A Working conditions and a lot of other 17 things, it was just a good place to work. A lot of 18 folks wanted to work there. Ard I got to work 19 there. 20 And, of course, when I got drafted and 21 came back, the law says you can go back to work, so 22 I went back to work. 23 Q Let me -- P.0. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 24 1 A But during hic^i school and what have 2 you, I worked on the weekends in a grocery store. 3 During the war I delivered autarebi le parts the 4 serrmer of '44 and sumner of '45. I rode a bicycle 5 that had a big basket cn the front and a little 6 wheel and a big -- delivering autarebi le parts as a 7 fourteen year old boy all over Amistcn to the 8 garages ard things frcm cne of the parts places 9 here. 10 Q Can I ask you a quick question, going 11 back to where you grew up, because you grew up cn 12 14th and Einstein? 13 A Yeah. 14 Q And if you could answer, if you know the 15 answer to this for both yourself ard your wife. 16 Wien you were growing up, did you all keep a 17 vegetable garden in your backyards? 18 A Wa had a garden. 19 Q You did? 20 A Yeah. 21 Q Do you know if your wife's fami ly had 22 had cne when you were courting her? 23 A I'm sure they did. Mostly -- listen. P.0. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035776 SAM4NTB4 E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 25 1 [tost everybody had a vegetable garden and raised 2 scrrething. 3 Q Raised sore kind of -- A A Ch, yeah. 5 Q -- vegetables you mean or sons kind of 6 animal? 7 A To supplement the grocery bill. You did 8 what you had to cb to stay alive and put food cn 9 the table. 10 Q Did y'all have chickens or cows or hogs 11 or any of those -12 A We had a ccw. We raised hogs. We 13 had -- we kilied hogs every Novartoer or December. 14 My grand-daddy -- my grarri-dad had mules and plowed 15 the fields arid planted oom, potatoes, and peas. 16 ard were just -- yeah, we did what we had to do to 17 sustain ourselves. 18 Q Sure. I lost track now, because we kind 19 of got a little bit sidetracked. 20 You ended ip -- you first married home 21 was then over cn McKelroy; is that righit? 22 A Yeah. 23 Q And that was an apartment? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 26 1 A Yeah, three-roan apartment. 2 Q Three-room apartment. Was it in an 3 apartment building or like -- 4 A It was in -- 5 Q -- a duplex? 6 A -- a duplex house. 7 Q So, you had a yard and stuff? 8 A Yedn. 9 Q Did you keep a garden and things there? 10 A No. 11 Q Did you all -- 12 A I lived there eleven months. 13 Q Ch, eleven months? 14 A (Witness nods head.) 15 Q Were you saving up for a house? 16 A Yeah. 17 Q Was that the plan? All richt. 18 So, where did you buy your first home? 19 A At 3330 Eulatcn Road. 20 Q 3330 Eulatcn Road. And that's where you 21 and your wi fe -- did you have chiIdren? 22 A Che boy. 23 Q Cne boy. Is that where you had your P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 27 1 chi Id -- 2 A Yeah. 3 Q -- when you moved over there? Ard how 4 old is your son now? 5 A Be forty-one the 18th of ftey. 6 Q Forty-cne the 18th of May. Ard what 7 does your sen do for a living? 8 A What you do. 9 Q Is he really? 10 A He's an attorney. 11 Q Is he an attorney? 12 A He's an attorney in Taccma, Washington. 13 Works for the State of Washington in the state 14 court system. 15 Q Is that richt? Is he a criminal lawyer 16 or a civil lawyer or a trial lawyer, at all, or do 17 you knew or -18 A He's a -- he's going to take the bar 19 exam in July. 20 Q So, this is a seecrd career for him; is 21 that richt? 22 A Yes, yes. 23 Q What was his original career? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 28 1 A He was a -- he was in the ministry. 2 Q He was in the ministry? 3 A (Witness nods head.) 4 Q And then did he find a lady lave and -5 A He did. Ard -6 Q Whs he in Washington State earlier or -7 A Yeah, he was in Washington State 8 earlier. He was out there about seven, eicht 9 years, I guess, ard came back heme. He decided he 10 wanted to get his law degree. 11 Q Where did he get that degree? 12 A At the Ihiversity of Alabama Law School. 13 Q I see. Weil, I guess that would have 14 been a hike if he lived with you when he went 15 there, huh? 16 A Yeah. 17 Q He did live with ycu? 18 A Yeah. He came back frem Seattle ard 19 reestablished his residence in Alabama and went to 20 school as an in-state resident at the Ihiversity of 21 Alabama. 22 Q Wall, good for him. That's great. I 23 applaud people who go to law school. I'm a proud P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035777 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 29 1 Lawyer, not an ashamad lawyer. 2 So, presumably you and your wife spent a 3 long time at the 3303, was it Eulatcn? 4 A We -- 3330 Eulatcn Road. 5 Q 30. 6 A We lived there from 1955, I believe it 7 was May of '55 till the summer of 1972. 8 Q Nearly twenty years? 9 A Yeah. Seventeen, eic^nteen years, 10 something like that. 11 Q Did you say you kept a vegetable garden 12 there? 13 A I didn't, no. I didn't keep a garden 14 there. 15 Q Mo? 16 A Nd. 17 Q Not a big gardener? Did your wife keep 18 one? I maen, y'aU just didn't have one? 19 A She had flcwers and things of that 20 nature, but I didn't plant a garden. I worked 21 shi ft work -- 22 Q Sure. 23 A -- at Monsanto and I didn't -- I was P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 30 1 doing well enouc^n that I didn't have to -- 2 Q Well, sore people just like it. 3 A I knew, and I tike that. 4 Q Yeah. 5 A Where I live now, I -- about every year 6 I've had a garden there. I've lived there since 7 '72. 8 Q And where is that? 9 A 229 Allendale Road. 10 Q Is that still here in Anniston or 11 your -- 12 A Well 13 Q You're in Oxford? 14 A It's in the Ooldwater Gumunity, if you 15 know where the Ooldwater Ocnmmity is. 16 Q Yes. 17 A I live, do you know where Exit 179 is -- 18 Q Sure. 19 A -- off the interstate? 20 Q Of course, yeah. 21 A I live just off the interstate. I can 22 see the interstate fran sitting in my breakfast 23 noon, looking out the bay window, see the P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 31 1 interstate down there. 2 Q Well, I drive that interstate so often. 3 I'll wave to you one morning when you're having 4 your coffee. 5 A Well, it's the Ooldwater, Munfond, 6 Amisten Army Depot exit richt there. 7 Q Okay, I know exactly where you mean. 8 I've spent quite a lot of time here in Anniston. 9 Arid then you've been there since? 10 A That's riefot. That's where I'll be, I 11 guess, till it's over forme. 12 Q It's a nice house then? 13 A Well, I enjoy living there. It's a 14 quiet, dead-end street. 15 Q Is it a part of a -- this is absolutely 16 just curiosity -- is it a part of a development or 17 is it kind of a little bit more rural? 18 A It's -- there is a lot of development 19 going on ricfit there, new. 2D Q Sure. 21 A They've cleaned off about nineteen acres 22 that adjoins the back of my property and we don't 23 know what's going in there. They -- could be P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 32 1 anything. Probably be a motel or a strip trail or 2 something of that nature. 3 Q I think we've basically covered your 4 educational history, because from what I gather. 5 you finished high school and went ric^it to work. 6 But let's just run throuc^n real quick where you 7 went to elementary, if there was a middle school. 8 ard high school. Did you go to elementary school? 9 A I went to elementary and junior high 10 school at Mechanicsvilie. 11 Q Mechanicsvilie, does that still exist? 12 A Huh? 13 Q Is that school sti 11 there? 14 A Mo, that school's not there anymore. 15 Q Trying to sturp rre cn that. I knew that 16 neighborhood, so Mechanicsvi l le -- 17 A Wellborn School took the Mechanicsvi lie 18 students. But Mechanicsvi lie was there -- there 19 was no Wellborn School until 1954, so 20 Mechanicsvi lie School was there. And that's v-here 21 I went to school for nine years. 22 Q Okay. And -- 23 A And then I went to Anniston High School. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035778 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 33 1 Q -- Amistcn High School? 2 A For hic^n school, yeah. 3 Q And you graduated from hich school 4 there. 5 So, we get to check one whole item of 6 the list with that quick answer. Pretty good, huh? 7 Let's talk just briefly about your 8 family. I gather from what you've said -- and 9 actually I had seme -- can't pretend I didn't know 10 this before we sat down -- ycur dad worked for 11 Monsanto, as well? 12 A Yes. 13 Q Was he instrumental in getting you the 14 job? Pull a string or two? 15 A I wouldn't be a bit surprised if he 16 didn't put a good word in for me. 17 Q Did your man work, at all? 18 A No. My mother was a homemaker. 19 Q And -- 20 A And a great cne. 21 Q Really? 22 A Yes. 23 Q That's wonderful. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 34 1 Now, I believe ycur dad has passed; is 2 that ric^it? 3 A Died the 4th of January. 4 Q Just this past January? 5 A (Witness nods head.) 6 Q Well, God bless him. I'm so sorry for 7 you; you've had a tou^n year and a half. 8 A Well, we can't -- we can't charge those 9 things. And that's not our call to rake. Listen, 10 my dad had a great life. He was three months and 11 twelve days into his cne hindredth year, 'hen. 12 Q Did he get cn Willard Scott? 13 A Huh? 14 Q Did he get cn Wi lland Scott? You know 15 Wi l lard Scott cn the Today Show does those hundred 16 year old things. Did anybody -- XT A Well, his doctor told rre, said, I 18 believe your dad's going to rake it to a hundred. 19 and said, if he does, if he does, Wi Hard Scott's 20 going to hear about it. And said, I want you to be 21 sure and tell them who his doctor is. 22 Q So, your daddy was over a hundred years 23 old when he passed? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 35 1 A He was -- he was three months and twelve 2 days in -- he was ninety-nine years, three months 3 and twelve days -- 4 Q Oh, I see. 5 A -- old. 6 Q I see. 7 A He was into his hundredth year. 8 Q And i f I may ask: Do you knew what the 9 cause of his death was? Vss it just old age or -- 10 A That was it, 'hon. It was his time. 11 Q Things just got tired, I guess? 12 A Uh-huh. It was time for dad to go. 13 He -- three months and -- three months and a half 14 prior to his death, we were still carrying him to 15 church with us. 16 Q Is that ri^nt? 17 A That's right. 18 Q Where are y'all merrtoers? 19 A At Eulatcn United Methodist Church. 20 Q Urn he still living independently at the 21 time or did he -- 22 A Well, he lived alone. My mother died in 23 '86. My dad lived alone ard -- but the -- the last P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 36 1 few months, maybe six months that he lived, me or 2 my brother one was there with him. He -- he didn't 3 walk well, he used a walker to get around in the 4 house. His knees ware a problem for him ard -- but 5 he was mentally alert. He was a -- an 6 extraordinary specimen. 7 Q I have no ebubt. 8 A He surprised us many, many times. 9 with -- with his ability to cape with life. I -10 Q Did he -- 11 A I thou^nt when my -- i f my mother had 12 lived about two more waeks, my dad and my mother 13 would have been married sixty-five years. 14 Q Wbw. 15 A Ard when my mother died, I -- we -- we 16 as a family, felt tike it wouldn't be lerg till 17 daddy folded up ard go, but he surprised all of us. 18 And my brother ard I had a little automobile parts 19 business here in town ard daddy just started caning 20 up there ard -- 21 Q Working? 22 A -- working. 23 Q Don't even tell me. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035779 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 37 1 A Work, delivering parts and doing 2 whatever. 3 Q He had to be in his late eighties. 4 A What? 5 Q He's in his late eighties at that time? 6 A Ch, yeah. 7 And then after that, when we sold the 8 business and got out of the business -- we kept the 9 business for twenty-five years -- my dad 10 volunteered for the Msals-Ch-Wheels Program here to 11 deliver meats to old people that couldn't -- 12 Q Were younger than he was? 13 A Huh? 14 Q Old people that were younger than he 15 was? 16 A Old people that were housebound and what 17 have you. Old people means folks rrry age or -- 18 Q Sure. 19 A But my dad delivered Meals-On-Wheels and 20 drove into his ninety-sixth year and didn't went to 21 quit then, but it was time. Vie just had to -- we 22 had to make him quit. 23 Q Now, did your dad have any health P.0. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 38 1 problems, at all, ever the years? I mean -- 2 A Oh, my dad -- my dad had a great life, a 3 healthy life, a happy life. 4 Q Sure. 5 A In 1950 my dad had an attack of 6 appendicitis and had his appendix taken out. In 7 1964 my dad had a heart attack, got over it, ard 8 never had to take medication for his heart after 9 that. In 1992 or '93 -- and he wes ninety-two 10 years old -- he tad to have his gallbladder out, 11 and he got past that ard lived seven more years. 12 you know. 13 Q Never -- 14 A Ard that's the extent. 15 Q No high blood pressure issues or -16 A Well, he was -- he had sugar ard he took 17 a Glucotnol tablet every rroming to control his 18 sugar ard to -- you know, he used the sweetener 19 instead of sugar in his coffee and -- but he could 20 eat about anything he wanted. He eat the same 21 thing for breakfast every morning; he had a -- he 22 had two eggs, he had two sausage patties, he had a 23 big gob of jelly or jan or something and seme P.0. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 39 1 butter ard about five biscuits. 2 Q And your daddy didn't ever gain a pound. 3 Ch, Lord, bless him. 4 A Ard he wore a size thirty-four pants. 5 Q I think you cone from seme good genetic 6 stock, that's for dam sure. 7 A So, he was a -- 8 Q Hew about your manna, how did your -- 9 A My man was a -- she had a pretty healthy 10 life ard a long life. She was eighty-four years 11 old when she died, but she did have a heart problem 12 and she died of congestive heart failure in 1986. 13 Q Had she had heart problems sort of for 14 many years before that -- 15 A Yeah, yeah. 16 Q -- that she was tracking with a doctor 17 and kind of -- 18 A That's what killed my manna. 19 Q I guess any other illnesses that maybe 20 went along with the heart problems? I mean, did 21 she have -- 22 A Maima had, she had suffered with 23 arthritis seme and was treated for that. But her P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 40 1 prcblsn was her heart. 2 Q Okay. 3 Alt took her in her sleep one night. 4 Q Hopefully she was not aware. 5 A Hih? 6 Q Hopefully, she just slept -- 7 A She died in her sleep. 8 Q Ard then there is just you and your 9 brother; is that right? Are those the only two 10 chiIdren? 11 A There was five of us children. 12 Q Ch, there's five of y'all? 13 A Four boys ard a girl. 14 Q Four boys ard a girl? 15 A (Witness nods head.) 16 Q Can we go through them from oldest to 17 youngest? 18 A Yes. 19 Q Wx> is the oldest? 20 A Ralph. 21 Q Ralph. How old is Ralph? 22 A Ralph's dead. 23 Q Ralph -- P.0. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035780 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 41 1 A Ralph was bom in 1923. 2 Q Bom 1923. Hew did Ralph pass, if I 3 aould ask? 4 A Huh? 5 Q Hew did your brother die? 6 A He died with tone cancer. 7 Q Bene cancer. Now, was this a family 8 affair? Did your brother work at Monsanto, as 9 well? 10 A For a short time. He worked there maybe 11 a couple of years, just back in the early '50s. 12 Q Early '50's for a oouple of years. I'm 13 sorry to be talking about all these difficult 14 things. What year did your brother -- 15 A Listen, death is a part of life, 'hen. 16 Let me tell you something, statistics prove -- cb 17 you believe in statistics? 18 Q Depends on who's generating them. 19 A Statistics prove that cne cut of cne 20 die. 21 Q That's ri^nt. 22 A Okay. So -- 23 Q That's ric^nt. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 42 1 A -- we're not here -- we're not here 2 forever. We're here for a season. And when the 3 good Lord says it's enou^n, it will be erou^n -- 4 Q That's right. 5 A -- and he'll take us. 6 Q Okay. Well, what year did Ralph pass 7 a*ay? 8 A In 1987. 9 Q 1987. 10 A He was sixty-three years old. He was a 11 Wbrld Wbr II veteran. He was hit twice in the 12 Battle of the Bulge and in Belgium. 13 Q I know that you said he worked briefly 14 at Monsanto. Unat other -- 15 A He worked for the theater system, but he 16 was a -- he was a rural mail carrier for the 17 United States Postal Service was his primary work. 18 And he retired fnem that. 19 Q Did he primarily stay here? He's the 20 one that went to Selma; is that right? 21 A Do what? 22 Q Did he mwe to Selma or was that 23 semebody else? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 43 1 A Excuse me? 2 Q Selma, is he the -3 A He's the one that went and moved to 4 Selma, right. 5 Q Is that where he raiained or -6 A No. 7 Q -- did he ccme back and -- 8 A No, he didn't stay. That was when he 9 was working with the theater group, managing the 10 theater. And he came back here. He worked -- he 11 worked for a few years for the National Gypsum 12 Company down there close to where my house is. He 13 was the store keeper in the -- for that plant. 14 Maybe five years he worked there. And then he went 15 to work at the Postal Service. 16 Q Postal Service. And where did he live? 17 A He lived out at Weaver. 18 Q Weaver, he lived in Weaver? 19 A Yeah. 20 Q Okay, next? 21 A Next one is my brother. Bill. 22 Q Bill? 23 A Yeah. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 44 1 Q What year was Bi 11 bom? 2 A 1927. 3 Q And does Bill still live here in town? 4 A Bill's dead. 5 Q Bill's also passed. How did Bi ll pass? 6 A Bill died in Decent" of 1997 with 7 Alzheimers. 8 Q Was Bill living here at the time? 9 A Yeah. 10 Q Here in Calhoun -- had he ever moved out 11 of Amistcn? 12 A No. 13 Q No? 14 A Well, no, he was in the service in Wbrld 15 War II and went off. He didn't -- it was teward 16 the end of the war. He didn't go overseas, but he 17 did go to Texas to cook and baker school and he 18 wound up caning back to Fort McClellan. So, Bill 19 had a 20 Q What was his career? 21 A He was in autcmcbile parts, in the 22 automobile parts business. 23 Q Is he the cne your daddy came and worked P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035781 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 45 1 with? 2 A Yeah. 3 Q The two of you? 4 A Yeah. 5 Q there was that business again? 6 A At 113 East 9th Street. 7 Q Next? 8 A Hih? 9 Q The next person in line? 10 A That's me. I'm the middle child of 11 five. 12 Q . Well, we'll ccme back to you. However, 13 you're sti ll here. So, next? 14 A And then my brother, Jerry. 15 Q Jerry. Jerry was bom in what year? 16 A 1934. 17 Q And is Jerry still alive? 18 A Yeah. 19 Q Here in Amistcn? 20 A Yes. Wall, he lives in Oxford. 21 Q Okay. He retired -22 A It's all Amistcn area. 23 Q He's retired? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASStXIATES 46 1 A Retired. 2 Q Fran? 3 A U. S. Festal Service. 4 Q W&s he also a postal carrier? 5 A MaiIman. 6 Q Is that pretty much all he did or did he 7 have sore jobs before he got into being a postal 8 carrier? 9 A He worked for a TV repair place and -- 10 Q Was he ever at Mnsanto? 11 A Huh? 12 Q Did he work at Monsanto? 13 A Yeah, he spent cne surmar there as a 14 vacation- -elief operator. 15 Q And -- 16 A Everybody in my fami ly worked at 17 Myisanto at cne time or another. 18 Q Ch, they did? 19 A Ralph worked there for a couple of 20 years. Bill worked there for about three years, I 21 worked there for thirty-five and a half years. 22 Jerry worked there for three months. 23 Q So, there is a lot of family loyalty to P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 47 1 Mxisanto? 2 A Listen, that -- they just -- they needed 3 a Curry in the plant or more. 4 Q Well, a little curry to spice it up, so 5 to speak? 6 A Ricfit. 7 Q Get it? You get what I mean? 8 A Coulch't get 9 Q Curry powder. All ric^it, maybe that 10 wasn't fumy. 11 A Looking for good folks ard found them. 12 Q I have no doubt on that cne. And then I 13 guess your sister's the baby? 14 A She's the baby. 15 Q So, was your mamra looking for a little 16 baby princess, was that what that was about, I 17 think? 18 A She was -- she'll tell you in a minute 19 ricfit row that she was the -- petted to death, 20 yeah. 21 Q Now, what's ycur sister's name? 22 A Am. 23 Q Am. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 48 1 A She lives in Mobile. 2 Q Did she get married and move down there? 3 A Yeah. 4 Q So, she's been down there, I guess. 5 awhile? 6 A She's been devn there about twenty years 7 new. 8 Q Twenty years, lb unti l then, did she 9 live here in Amistcn? 10 A Yes. She worked -- worked for a doctor 11 here. 12 Q Now, let me ask you, Jerry and Am -- I 13 shouldn't make any assunpticn. Has Am had a 14 career? 15 A Yes. 16 Q Wiich was? 17 A Am is the -- she's the secretary to the 18 CEO at the biggest hospital in Mobile. 19 Q Hew leng has she been with -- is it a 20 him or a her, the CEO? 21 A She's been with the hospital for the -- 22 all the time she's been in Mobile, probably twenty 23 years or better. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035782 SAIWTTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 49 1 Q Did she have a job before that? 2 A Yeah, she worked for doctor -- 3 Dr. Judge. 4 Q He's passed; is that ricfit? 5 A Che block up the street here for -- 6 Q Sure. 7 A -- maybe ten, twelve years before she -- 8 Q Dr. Judge has passed; is that right? 9 A Yeah. 10 Q And your sister, Am, was tom in what 11 year? 12 A 1942. 13 Q She's a spring chicken. 14 A Huh? 15 Q She's a spring chicken. 16 A Well -17 Q She's still a baby. 18 A No, she's not a spring chicken, she's 19 fifty-eicht, ard I don't let her forget it. 20 Q Actually, my parents were really young 21 parents and they like to tease me that we'll be 22 middle aged at the same time. They'll be a brief 23 window of about two years where we're actually P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 50 1 middle aged at the same time. That gives my father 2 great joy. 3 So, I guess, let ms ask you about the 4 health of Jerry and Am. What do you think about 5 Jerry's health? Does he have any health problems 6 or health issues? 7 A He has no problems. 8 Q None that you know of, no hicfi blood 9 pressure, no -- 10 A No. 11 Q -- diabetes or -12 A He's a -- 13 Q He doesn't see a doctor for any reason 14 on a regular basis, other than a -15 A Wall, he had a back -- little -- same 16 kind of a back surgery here a few years ago, but 17 that's a -- that's the extent of his -- he's -- if 18 he wes sitting here where David's sitting, he would 19 look just about like me, you know. 20 Q So, he's never had any even -- what's 21 the word I'm looking for -- like health problems 22 that have resolved themselves? In other words, you 23 knew, rot a chronic problem, but something where P n rtiy RAZ rwATrvicc a i 76771 opz\Ro:>_nPQi SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 51 1 maybe he had pneumonia or -- I'm just thinking 2 about something serious that micfit have 3 hospitalized him or -- 4 A (Witness shakes head.) 5 Q No? 6 A Jake's had a good life. 7 Q Hew about Aon? 8 A Ann's had a good life. 9 Q No health problems of which you're 10 aware? 11 A She was kind of like my mother; my 12 mother had -- she was prone to have headaches, and 13 Ann has headaches every row and then, but that's -- 14 Q Headaches like migraine-type headaches? 15 A Ann's are and she takes the -- she's 16 ri^it there with a -17 Q Ard your item had migraine headaches? 18 A Yeah, from time to time. 19 Q Did she go sit in a dark room with no 20 noise or -- 21 A No. 22 Q I guess moms don't have that luxury. 23 A Manna wouldn't get in no dark roan and P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 52 1 sit. Mama would get busy and -- you knew, she 2 wasn't -- she was a doer, not a sitter. 3 Q All ri^-it. New, let's get back to you. 4 Let me ask you about your health. Hew about we do 5 that real quick. Hcw's your health? 6 A I'm in pretty good shape for the shape 7 I'm in. 8 Q Is that ri^nt? 9 A Yeah. 10 Q Any diagnosed problems, anything you see 11 a doctor for? 12 A Ch, yeah, I go annually to see him. 13 Q Do you take any medications -14 A Ch, yeah. 15 Q -- regularly? Are you going to share 16 with me? 17 A Hih? 18 Q Are you going to share with me what 19 they're for? 20 A Well, yeah. I take a little Vasotec 21 pi ll every morning foi------- to control my blood 22 pressure. 23 Q Vasotec? d n anv P/./. nuATrurt: ai 7677\ HARTOLDMON0035783 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 53 1 A I was a borderline blood pressure 2 problem, but that controls it. I'll -- I got a 3 under active thyroid. I take a little Synthroid. 4 Q What's it, Synthroid? 5 A Synthroid pill for my thyroid, take one 6 of them every day. 7 Ard just because somebody said it was 8 good for you, I take an aspirin every day. And 9 it's worked so far, so I'm going to keep doing 10 that. 11 Q That's not diaggnosed or anything, that's 12 just something you -- 13 A Huh? 14 Q That's not something the doctor told you 15 to do? 16 A No. 17 Q I mean, that's not something that's 18 prescribed? 19 A No, but I take one every day. 20 Q Let me ask you this: So, we've moved 21 throucfi ycur fami ly you grew p wi th? 22 A Right. 23 Q New, let ire just ask you dxut your wife P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 54 1 and your son. And I think that once we get through) 2 that, we'll be done with family health history, if 3 that's okay. Do you have a preference cn who we 4 start with? 5 A It's ycur call to make. 6 Q Okay. Let me ask you about ycur son. 7 Your son grew p at the 3330 Eulatcn heme? 8 A Yeah, that's where we were living when 9 he was bom. 10 Q that year was he bom? 11 A He was bom in 1960. 12 Q So, he was twelve -- 13 A And we lived there for twelve years. 14 And we moved down to the Qoldweter place. I built 15 a new house down there. 16 Q Did you tell ire your sen's name? Have I 17 asked you -- 18 A Greg. 19 Q Greg, okay. 20 A And he lived there until he went off to 21 school. 22 Q Unere did he do his indergrad for 23 college? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 55 1 A He went to Alabama. 2 Q Alabama? 3 A (Witness rods head.) 4 Q Are you an Alabama football or sports 5 fsmi ly then? 6 A He didn't play -- he was a sports fan. 7 but he didn't play at the University of Alabama. 8 He played hicfi school ball at Wellborn and -9 Q See, I've never seen anything like the 10 Auburn, Alabama deal, unti l I care down to Alabama 11 ard realized that that's really actually a 12 distinguishing characteristic for a person here, it 13 actually can be within the first fifteen minutes of 14 conversation, somebody needs to feet you cut and 15 find out who you spport, rig^nt? 16 A Right. 17 Q So, are you all Alabama fans, I guess? 18 A Well, yeah, I was before Greg went 19 there. I've always liked Alabama. 20 Q And after that Greg went into the 21 ministry; is that right, after college? 22 A He -- no, he didn't get his -- he vent 23 to Birmingham Southern for four years. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 56 1 Q Okay. 2 A Okay. And then he went to the 3 University of Atabarra and started law school. 4 Okay. And he finished his first year of lav school 5 and was into his second year, just started, ard he 6 felt like that God had called him into the 7 ministry. Ard he came and talked to re about that. 8 And we -- I told him that, you'll have to make that 9 decision. That's not my decision to make. If you 10 feel like God wants you in the ministry, you and 11 God work that out. 12 So, he dropped out of law school and 13 went to Emory ard got a degree in theology. And 14 then he went into full-time ministerial church 15 work. And was in that for -- white he was in 16 school at Emory, he was -- he was youth director at 17 churches in and around Atlanta and what have you. 18 He was youth director at Allgood United Methodist, 19 Allgood Road United Methodist Church two or more 20 years. And he was the youth director at another 21 church semewhere. 22 And then he was a fult-flodged minister 23 in the United North Alabama Conference of the P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035784 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 57 1 ihited Methodist Church. He served three years as 2 associate pastor at Florence First Ihited Methodist 5 Church. 4 And while he was in Florence, at that 5 church, was -- he got married to a minister's 6 daughter who was -- he was the pastor of the First 7 Lhited Methodist Church of Madiscn, Alabama. Her 8 name was Suzanne Estes. Suzanne was a little 9 younger than Greg and she was still having sane 10 school opportunities and had seme scholarship -- 11 Q That's how I ended up going to 12 Washington. 13 A -- possibilities to go to school, ard 14 she chose to -- she wanted to go to the west coast 15 and that's how they wound up -- 16 Q In Washington? 17 A -- in Washington, she was going to 18 school out there. So, that's how they -- how he 19 got 20 Q Are they sti ll married? 21 A No. 22 Q No? 23 A They stayed married three years and -- P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 58 1 Q Is that how he ended up coning back to 2 Alabama to live with you was -- 3 A No, he stayed out there probably another 4 four or five years after he ard Suzanne -- 5 Q And I guess -- ard he's moved back there 6 since he got his law degree? 7 A He moved back to re-establish his 8 residence and go to school. 9 Q Here? 10 A Yeah. 11 Q But now subsequently he's moved back -- 12 A He dich't know whether or not he was 13 going to get credit for that first year. But it 14 had been twelve years since he had been down there. 15 Q Sure. 16 A So, he went down and talked to than at 17 the school ard they told him that, we can give you 18 credit for it, but it's going to be toucfi for you 19 to come back and pick up beginning in the second 20 year after twelve years. Said, a lot has changed. 21 Q Sure. 22 A Said, it would be to your advantage ard 23 curs, too, but, yours mostly, if you just repeated P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NCBLE & ASSOCIATES 59 1 the first year over and then moved along. Ard he 2 agreed to that. Ard that's what he did and he did 3 welt. 4 Q Well, good. Ard how is Greg's health? 5 A Good. 6 Q Greg has no health issues or anything 7 like that? 8 A Listen -- 9 Q Does he take medication for anything? 10 A No. He'll try anything. It wouldn't 11 surprise rre to hear that he was bungie junping or 12 anything. He's clirrbed Mount Ranier. And I'm 13 going out there in August, so I'm going to check cn 14 him pretty good. But I talk to him regular. He's 15 in good shape. Health is good. 16 Q He's never been hospitalized for 17 anything? 18 A Wall, when he -- yeah, oh, yeah, when he 19 was five years old he had surgery. He had polyps 20 in his colon that they went in and got ard what 21 have you. And they checked him every year for five 22 years after that. 23 Q He was five years old ard he had polyps P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 . SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 60 1 in his colon? 2 A (Witness nods head.) 3 Q They were benign? 4 A Yeah. 5 Q Thank heavens. 6 A Benign. But we dich't know that unti l 7 they got them out. 8 Q Sure. 9 A That's my whole crop crapped up in that 10 one old harry-leggad boy and that scared me good. 11 Q Sure. I knew it did. And it -12 A But other than that -- 13 Q Those polyps never came back, I guess? 14 A No. We kept -- we kept a good check cn 15 him. 16 Q Ch, I bet you did. Any other reason he 17 micfit have been hospitalized? 18 A Do what? 19 Q Was there any other time that he miefit 20 have been hospitalized? 21 A Not that I'm a*are of. 22 Q Well, I guess we'll move cn to your wife 23 ard I will try to move through this as quickly as P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035785 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 61 1 possible. Ycu said that your wife passed away 2 eic^iteen months ago; is that riefit? 3 A Yeah. 4 Q How old was your wife at the tire? 5 A She was bom in 1932, she died in 1999. 6 She was sixty-seven, I think, sixty-six or 7 sixty-seven. 8 Q Do you know what her birth date was? 9 A Hih? 10 Q Do you know Wnat her birth date was? 11 A Deceiter the 13th, she was bom in '32 12 ard died August the 19th of `99. 13 Q Can I ask you what the cause of her 14 death was? 15 A Yeah. 16 Q What was -- 17 A She died fron ling cancer. 18 Q Ling cancer? 19 A (Witness rods head.) 20 Q Vlas she a smoker? 21 A Nope, didn't smoke and didn't drink. 22 never. Mesothelioma caused 100 percent from 23 asbestos exposure. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 1 Q Wfes she exposed to -- knowingly exposed 2 to asbestos at any tire in her life? 3 A You've been, you've been, you've been, 4 I've been, he's been. If you ever stood out cn the 5 comer of a busy intersection where there was a red 6 licfit, fron fifteen years ago, and cars stepped ard 7 put cn their brakes, you got exposed to asbestos, 8 because all brake lining was made from asbestos. 9 When a car puts cn the brake ard microscopic fibers 10 came off of those brake shoes ard they're in the 11 air. Everybody's been -- 12 Q Was she exposed more than most people. 13 thou^n? 14 A Probably. 15 Q She spent a lot of tire outside or 16 around brake pads or -- 17 A She was an employee of the county. And 18 ycu know where the courthouse is ri^nt down the 19 street? 20 Q Sure. The new cne? 21 A Hih? 22 Q The new courthouse? 23 A The old courthouse down there. Well, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 63 1 it's a renovated courthouse. 2 Q Renovated. 3 A She was chief clerk in the oenmissioner 4 of licenses office. She had twenty-nine ard a half 5 years service with the canty ard retired. 6 She was a fanatic about her 7 conditioning, her health, she was -- she walked 8 every day. She exercised every day. She would go 9 to Oxford Lake, she would walk four mi les and 10 sometimes six every day. 11 Ard that's where she got sick. She was 12 walking one day down there on arourd the lake ard 13 she came hare ard she told re, said, there is 14 something the matter with me. I said, what do ycu 15 mean? She said, I -- I was about halfway arand 16 the lake ard she said, I couldn't get my breath. 17 And she said, I thoucfit I was going to die. 18 Ard she said, I didn't knew if I was 19 going to be able to get back to the car. Ard she 20 said, I just asked God to give me strength to make 21 it back to the car. Ard she said, I made it back 22 to the car. Ard she said, I don't knew what it is, 23 but there is something the matter with re. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 64 1 I said, let's go. We're going to the 2 doctor, rcw. So, I carried her to her doctor. Ard 3 he determined that there was something in her lung, 4 just by listening to her breathe ard putting his 5 hard cn her back ard tapping cn her. 6 So, he sent us immediately from his 7 office out there at -- beyond the plant, out there 8 dewn at -- next to Downey Drugs, where Dr. Cook 9 was, at that time. Called - 10 Q What year is this happening in? 11 A This was in Jure of '98, simrartime, 12 pretty weather, she's doing what she had always 13 dene, exercising, walking. 14 He called Dr. Ferguscn, who is a chest 15 doctor, lings ard that sort of stuff. And we 16 went -- he met us at the emergency room. And he 17 determined that her left ling was full of fluid. 18 Ard he took a big needle and went in her -- into 19 her back, between her rib cage, into her ling, ard 20 he got a container about this -- (witness 21 demonstrating) -- tall and about that -- about a 22 quart of fluid out of her left lung. 23 Ard they started riming tests on that P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035786 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 65 1 stuff. And before they got -- 2 Q Just take your time, sir. 3 A Before they got through testing her, 4 they had to do that three or four times. 5 Q They had to take the fluid out of her 6 ling? 7 A Draw the fluid off that lung. 8 KR. MOORE: Is this really 9 necessary? 10 MS. RUTH: No. 11 MR. MOORE: Do you need to knew 12 anything else about Ms. Curry? 13 MS. RUTH: I just actually would 14 like to ask a little bit more about where she grew 15 up, if that's okay. 16 MR. MOORE: Why don't we take just 17 a short break. 18 MS. RUTH: I'm happy to take a 19 break. 20 (WHEREUPON, there was a briefrecess.) 21 BY MS. RUTH: 22 Q All right, I think we finished all the 23 headings except foryourwork history at Monsanto, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 67 1 I don't know who the customers were for the stuff, 2 I was just -- I was just riming sanples cn it to 3 be sure that the grit in the different batches was 4 like it was supposed to be. 5 Q I don't want to get bogged down in it, 6 but can you give me a brief overview of the way 7 abrasives are made, if you remarber, at all? 8 A Abrasives care fran -- they came off of 9 a ferrosiliccn furnace that - 10 Q What's a ferrosiliccn furnace? 11 A A ferrosiliccn furnace is - 12 Q A furnace fi lied with ferrosi lioon? 13 A Just off from -- an electric furnace. 14 You've seen them, a type of furnace at the steel 15 mi 11 and the i ron that come cut -- the steel core 16 out of it. 17 Q Lh-hih. 18 A Well, that's the way the/ tap the 19 furnace. And that stuff would ccme out just red 20 hot and it would be in big blocks. 21 And they'd take those big blocks, and we 22 had a crusher-type thing, a hanmermi ll-type thing, 23 and it busts that up. And then it would go P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 66 1 so that's where we're at. 2 A Good. 3 Q And I had six headings. So, five are 4 down, five down, one to go. 5 You said I believe in 1950, before you 6 left to go to war, you started to work at Mxisanto; 7 is that right? 8 A May the 8th, 1950. 9 Q May the 8th? 10 A 1950. 11 Q And what did you start doing at that 12 point? 13 A I hired in -- my first job was -- I was 14 riming sanples cn abrasive. 15 Q And what's abrasive? 16 A Abrasive is the material that's used 17 in -- a grinding rock, abrasive material. It's 18 a ~ 19 Q Who do you sell it to? Wx> would buy 20 it? 21 A I think the steel producing folks 22 bought " was the -- I think that. Now, I don't 23 know. I was eighteen, nineteen, twenty years old. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 68 1 through -- 2 Q So, it came out as a solid or it cane 3 out kirri of molten? 4 A It came cut as a -- it came cut as a red 5 hot molten material. 6 Q Is it a -- 7 A And then they let it sit ip and cool. 8 Q Is it in a mold of seme sort? 9 A Yeah, yeah. When it oooled, it hardened 10 like concrete or something like concrete. Then 11 they would take those big chinks and threw than in 12 a crusher and crush it ip. And then they'd run 13 the -- into smaller lurps. Then they would run 14 those lurps through another crusher and crush that 15 ip. And then it -- then right on through different 16 things to crush it, till it would be different 17 sizes, particles. 18 Q Is it like a powder? 19 A Yeah. And then they'd screen it, run it 20 thrcuhi screens. And the screens would shake and 21 the different particles -- the bigger screens were 22 at the tep and the smaller screens at the bottom 23 and you'd get five or six different sizes. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035787 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 69 1 particle-wise, of the abrasive material that came 2 from those chinks being -- all that being dene to 3 those chinks. 4 That's -- ard then that material, which 5 would be put in wooden kegs with a paper liner in 6 than. Ard they -- ard i t was heavy. Ard then 7 we -- what I would cb, the folks runing the 8 screens would get the -- get the product off of the 9 screens into the barrels ard they'd line the 10 barrels ip. My job was to go out there with a 11 thief ard take a sarple out of every barrel of the 12 abrasive material sitting on the floor, for that 13 particular batch. 14 Q Did you call it a thief? 15 A Hih? 16 Q You went arard with a thief? 17 A A thief. It was kind of like a -- one 18 pipe ard a smaller pipe down in it. Ard the cuter 19 pipe had holes where it could ocme into the inner 20 pipe and you could take a handle ard push it down 21 all the way to the bottem of the keg so you'd get a 22 sample, you would get a good sarple of the whole 23 keg at every level down through there. Ard pull P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 70 1 that cut ard you'd pour it ip in a sarple jar ard 2 you'd carry it in there to a little shaker ard 3 you'd pour it in ard it would shake, shake 4 everything, to be sure that there wasn't more than 5 a trace of oversized particles -- 6 Q I see. 7 A -- in that keg of stuff. 8 Q So, there were actually different -- was 9 each size a different product, essentially? 10 A Oh, yeah, different grits. They called 11 it different grits, tike sard paper. 12 Q Ih-hih. 13 A Sand paper, you can buy sard paper 14 that's real course or you can buy sard paper that's 15 extra fine that you just -- you know, you can -- 16 this table has been sanded with good, fine sand 17 paper, ard a finish put on it.' Ard I'm working cn 18 a '35 Ford car right new ard I use real -19 Q A '35, did you say 1935? 20 A Yeah, 1935 four door, slant back with a 21 spare tire cn the back, rebuilding it, or having 22 it -- and painting it. In order to get a good 23 faint job on it, you've got to sard it ard make it P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 71 1 real slick, put the primer cn it and sard that. 2 That's what the different grits -- 3 Q Were the crushers closed systems or epen 4 systems? In other words, did it kind of -- could 5 you see i t actual ly -- could you see the crushing 6 taking place or did it go into a closed system. 7 everything shut down ard you dich't -- 8 A You asked ms to tel l you the process. 9 Q Yes. 10 A I've told you the process. I dich't 11 follow the process ard look at it. My jcb was to 12 go out there ard get a sarple out of every one of 13 them barrels and run that sample, and that's what I 14 did. 15 Ard as far as following it all the way 16 through, it was enclosed and you couldn't see what 17 was going cn. Those crushers were doing their job. 18 but when it got to the end ard care over in the -19 Q Stuff just -- 20 A -- hopper, it was a bunch of different 21 sizes and had to ccme through the screens ard be 22 shook and screened ard separated. Ard then cnce 23 the material was separated ard in the barrel, I was P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 72 1 the guy that run the samples. 2 Q I see. Do you knew -- ard you may not 3 know this, since you were cn the outside 4 sampling -- cb you know if the guys who worked cn 5 the inside part who were actually working the -- I 6 guess they were operators -- 7 A Yeah. 8 Q -- who were working the machines, did 9 they wear masks? 10 A Yes. 11 Q Yes? 12 A Yes. They were -- it was diaper 13 cloth-type masks that the fellows ruming the 14 screens wore. 15 Q Okay. Like a cloth diaper-type thing? 16 A Hih? 17 Q Like a cloth diaper, is that what you 18 said? 19 A Yeah, it was diaper -- it was diaper 20 material. Of course, it wasn't like the Huggies 21 today. Mow, diapers have charged, 'hen. 22 Q Sure. 23 A Everything charges. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035788 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 73 1 Q Sure. 2 A Frcm -- that was 1950 new. And they 3 were -- they were utilizing the -- the equipment 4 that was state-of-the-art for that particular job 5 end 6 Q I'm going to object, that's 7 nen-respensive, but, thank you. 8 Do ycu know, are they still making 9 abrasives over there? 10 A No. 11 Q Do you know -- 12 A The furnaces left -- the furnaces in the 13 Anniston plant shut down probably before 1960 and 14 were gone. But you asked me what did I start out 15 doing and that was my first job there. 16 Q Did you go riefit from there to the 17 military or did you work in another department? 18 A I didn't go -- I did that for, I don't 19 know, a few months. And then I was a pi lot plant 20 operator in the research department. 21 Q Pi lot plant? 22 A Lh-huh. 23 Q What, in the research department? P.0. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 74 1 A Yes. 2 Q Really, what does that mean? 3 A Well, at that particular tine, we had a 4 research department in the Amistcn plant. 5 Q Do you know what they were researching? 6 A Huh? 1950? 7 Q I mean, cb you know what they were 8 researching, what was -9 A I don't -- I couldn't tell you all the 10 things that they were researching, but any time 11 that they care up with a -- a product that they -12 that they thought was going to work and that they 13 wanted to try it in something bigger than a beaker 14 with a Bunsen burner or whatever in the lab, we'd 15 build a little pilot plant or they would and we 16 would -- we would run it on a little larger scale 17 than what they could run it in a laboratory. 18 Q I see. 19 A To see what -- see what we was going 20 to -- see what it was going to do and what -- you 21 know, how it was going to turn cut. 22 Q So, let me see if I understand and you 23 tell me if I'm misstating this. They were coning P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 75 1 up wi th new products maybe? 2 A Yeah. 3 Q Ard then this was sort of the next step 4 in trials about whether or not it made it to an 5 actual product? 6 A Yes. 7 Q And how long did you work in that group? 8 A Well, I was doing that, I was running 9 pi lot plants for the research department, I guess 10 when I got drafted in service in 1951. 11 Q Do you ransrber any of the products that 12 you worked cn? 13 A Yeah, yeah. 14 HR. MOORE: Are you talking about 15 before he was drafted? 16 MS. RUTH: Yes. 17 THE WITNESS: One of than was 18 called HCL-80. And it turned cut to be something 19 of a bleach maybe. I don't know what the -- what 20 the trade name wand up being, but it was a -- it 21 may have been Clorox or FUrex or something of that 22 nature or it was in that family of products. And I 23 worked -- I ran an isocyanate operation at -- P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 76 1 BY MS. RUTH: 2 Q I'm sorry, what kind of -- 3 A TDI, tridiethyl isocyanate, I believe. 4 What it was, was it was foam insulation is what it 5 wound up being. I was the -- I ran the pi lot plant 6 cn that. 7 Q Do you knew i f ei ther one of these 8 became final products that -- ' 9 A Yeah. 10 Q -- they ended up producing there? 11 A Yeah, we produced -- we produced that 12 product -- 13 Q The foam -- 14 A -- cn a larger scale. 15 Q The foam insulation one you mean or 16 both? 17 A As a regular -- after we moved it frcm 18 the research, we moved it out in the plant. And I 19 ran it -- I ran it, after I came back from service. 20 I ran that jcb on a larger scale cut in the plant 21 as an operator. 22 Q And that's the foam insulation -- 23 A Yes. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 <256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035789 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 77 1 Q -- cne? 2 A It is. 3 Q Do you krcw if that HCL-80, if I have 4 that right, as the name? 5 A I don't knew what that turned out to be. 6 It was a -- it was a part of or a derivative or a 7 contributing product that want into the making of 8 something like Clorox, because it had -- it had 9 that smell. 10 Q Do you know, though, did Monsanto end ip 11 (Taking that as a final product? 12 A I don't know. 13 Q Do you know if they made it out of the 14 pilot plant? 15 A But cne other product that I worked 16 cn -- and I don't remember the -- what we called it 17 at that particular time, but the off-the-shelf name 18 for it, when it was -- when it was sold to the 19 public was detergent All. 20 Q All? 21 A Yeah, I was -- I ran that cn a pi lot 22 plant. 23 Q Did you nr that before you left for the P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 78 1 service? 2 A Yeah, that was first. And it's hand to 3 remember every little -4 Q Sure. 5 A Because we had a lot of chemists working 6 cn different things and -- 7 Q Do you krcw how long y'all produced All? 8 A We didn't produce -- we didn't mass 9 produce All at the Amistcn plant. 10 Q I see. 11 A That's what that -- it -- it went to 12 Krurmrich or cne -- 13 Q I see. 14 A -- of the other Monsanto plants. 15 Q Once you figured out it worked? 16 A But it was a Monsanto product. 17 ultimately, that was sold cn the open market to the 18 public. 19 Q But it wasn't produced in Amistcn in 20 the end, when it -- 21 A It was -- 22 Q Cnee it got out of the pi lot -- 23 A It was researched and it got its start P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 79 1 there. 2 Q Okay. Hew about, if you would, just 3 give ire a quick explanation, since you ran the 4 pi lot plant ycu probably can do that, cn the foam 5 insulation product that ycu ran the pi lot for. Arri 6 then you said when you came back from the service. 7 you ran the production? 8 A Me ran it arri we called it TDI. 9 Q TDI? 10 A Ard new, don't hold me to this -11 Q Okay. 12 A -- but the best of my remembrance, it 13 was tridiethyl isocyanate, I believe, something of 14 that -- it was an isocyanate. 15 Q Isocyanate? 16 A Ard it turned cut to be a foam-type 17 material used in insulation. 18 Q Okay. Did it start out as a liquid or 19 were the ingredients, raw materials, liquid? Wny 20 don't you just run throu^n real quick hew you made 21 it for me. 22 A, Me started with orthene as the solvent. 23 We would make a -- we would make ip a little amine P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 80 1 mix in a little mix tank. Amine wss a flake-type 2 material you would add to a heated orthene. Then 3 we had a primary ard secondary reactor. The 4 primary reactor, you'd put orthene in the reactor 5 and you'd feed phosgene gas into that reactor? 6 Q Fbosene (phonetic). 7 A Fbosgene. 8 Q Phosgene? 9 A P-H-O-S-G-E-N-E, kind of gas that they 10 used in World War I and what have you, that ard 11 chlorine. 12 Q Did they use it in World Wdr I? 13 A Yeah. 14 Q For what? 15 A The Germans did. 16 Q Ch, okay. Arri you add -- 17 A But we didn't make phosgene gas. 18 Q I understand. 19 A That was a raw material that we bought. 20 Q I inderstand. 21 A It came in cylinders just like acetylene 22 and oxygen and what have you. 23 Q The gas can? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035790 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 81 1 A Yeah. And argcn and ammonia and all 2 those gases cane in cylinders. 3 Q Just out of curiosity, taw do you get it A all -- does it have like a tap on it that you put a 5 hose into or taw cb you get the gas out of the 6 container? 7 A You pipe it ip. 8 Q Pipe it with? 9 A With pipe fitting. 10 Q With pipe fittings. Does it have tike 11 a -- does the container it cares in have a -- ch. 12 it cares in cn the tank cars; is this richt? 13 A Cares in in cylinders. 14 Q Cylinders? 15 A Yeah. Ycu ever seen a welder weld? 16 Q Yes. 17 A And you see his tanks for his cuttirg 18 torch? 19 Q Yes. 20 A What have you? 21 Q Yeah. 22 A Acetylene tank arri an oxygen tank. 23 Q I see. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 82 1 A It came in cylinders, just like that. 2 Q Okay. And then I guess there is a 3 closed -- is there a -- 4 A There is a valve cn top of every 5 cylinder. Ard you -- (witness demonstrating) 6 Q I'm sorry. 7 A We had the fittings to tank ip and we'd 8 add phosgene to the orthene and then it would cone 9 cut of the primary reactor over into the secondary 10 reactor. The secondary reactor would be a batch 11 of -- we'd add -- we'd add that anine mix to that 12 primary reactor, and phosgenate it and then 13 transfer it to the secondary reactor. And then 14 we'd start phosgenating another batch of orthene in 15 the primary reactor and it would txfcble out and go 16 over into and down belcw the liquid level in the 17 secondary reactor, and we'd get a chemical reaction 18 there. 19 Q Is the reactor -- 20 A You asked how we made it, now that's -- 21 Q New, I'm going to ask you this: Is the 22 reactor basically cooking? 23 A Hifc? P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 83 1 Q Cooking it? Does the reactor ccok it. 2 essentially? Or vhat does the reactor do? What is 3 a reactor's function? 4 A It's just like a -- it's a glass-lined 5 vessel, like a big pot. 6 Q I knew ycu think I'm crazy. I'm 7 actually interested, I'm not just asking for the 8 sake of asking. I like to get a visual picture. 9 A And then you put the gas, the phosgene 10 into the primary reactor, just into the orthene. 11 And then the excess would be piped over belcw the 12 liquid level into the secondary reactor. That 13 would be the batch that I'd already had the amines 14 added to it. And it went through a chemical 15 reaction there. 16 And then, the excess phosgene and sane 17 HCL that was -- that care off of it, was carried by 18 piping out to a scrifcber that had a caustic mix 19 material in the scaiober that circulated, pimping 20 throu^i in the -- into a scrifcber-type operation. 21 Ard i t dropped down thrown there. And the excess 22 gas and HCL would go out to the scrifcber and that 23 caustic solution would neutralize that. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 84 1 Q And then would you -- 2 A And then -- 3 Q Did you vent after it went threuefc the 4 scrifcber? Uas it -- 5 A Then we'd transfer it to the still and 6 we'd distill it. 7 Q What's -8 A That's where you'd -- that's kind of 9 like putting a tea kettle cn a stove. And you -- 10 but you pipe the spout ip and enclose it. You have 11 a vacuun, you've got a jet ard all of that, ard a 12 vacuum on it, and ycu pull a vacuum cn it arri turn 13 the heat on it, use the steam ooil in the vessel to 14 heat it ip, and then it -- it would oare ip that 15 colum, go into a condenser, it would condense into 16 a liquid arri come off as a liquid. And you have -17 and we got 18 Q And that would -- 19 A That was the finished product that was 20 isocyanate, it was in a liquid. 21 Q So, that's your finished product? 22 A Yeah. 23 Q And it's a liquid. Arri hew do you make P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035791 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 85 1 it foam? 2 A They aided sarething else to it 3 somewhere else to rake it foam. 4 Q Right there at the plant -- 5 A Isocyanate. 6 Q -- or you -- no? 7 A No, no. 8 Q That got shipped off and somebody 9 else -- 10 A That would go to the folks that were 11 raking the foam. I don't know what -- I don't know 12 what the other product was, but the isocyanate was 13 the primary product that went into the making of 14 the foam. 15 Q And was there any waste? Did the 16 process of making this product generate any waste? 17 A No. We didn't have any -- the waste -18 the waste went to the scrubber and was neutralized 19 by the caustic water and what have you. 20 Q And then how did -- and that was -21 A That was just -- that was a gas, it 22 went -- it went out there in a gas form and it was 23 all neutralized and -- P.0. BOX 5A4 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 {256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 86 1 Q And then vented? 2 A Huh? 3 Q Then it was verted after it was 4 neutralized or then it -- 5 A Yeah. 6 Q And just maintenance-wise, how did you 7 maintain your -- you ran this. I mean; is that 8 right? 9 A I was the operator on the job. 10 Q You were the operator. Were you the 11 chief operator? 12 A No, I was just an operator. 13 Q Just an operator. At the end of every 14 shift, was there like a clean-ip protocol or 15 anything like that? You knew, were there three 16 shifts a day; is that ric^it? 17 A Yeah. 18 Q You krew, how did ycu end ycur shift 19 before the next crew came in? 20 A well, it was a cne-wan operation. 21 Q Oh, it was? 22 A Yes. 23 Q So, ycu were the man cn your shift? P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 87 1 A I was the man, 'hen, I was the man. And 2 it was -- it was just out of the pi lot plant stage. 3 It was -- it was not a great big -- you know, it 4 was rot a thousand gallon vessel. 5 Q I see. 6 A It was maybe -- the vessels we were 7 raking it in was probably -- it was a little bigger 8 than a fifty-five gallon drum maybe, less than a 9 hundred gallons. 10 Q Okay. 11 A So, it was not -- it's not huge, it was 12 just another step past the pilot plant. 13 Q I see. Wasn't a full cormitmsnt yet -14 A No, it was rot -15 Q -- and raking it in use? 16 A -- yet a full -- it was still in the 17 experimental stage. 18 Q I see. 19 A And I was still working for the research 20 folks, but just on a little larger scale than the 21 pi lot plant. 22 Q I see. Wall, then I guess v& can 23 probably wrap up that discussion in a few P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 88 1 questions. 2 Did you, periodically, have to clean 3 that plant out? I mean, the tanks that ycu kept 4 the -- what do you call them, the reactors, did you 5 have to wash out the reactors ever or -- 6 A There wasn't -- there wasn't anything 7 left. 8 Q I see. 9 A Cree we transferred it -- they were 10 glass-lined vessels. And you moved the batch 11 alcng. It all went. And when you -- 12 Q There was no residue? 13 A And when you looked in the vessel you 14 saw, you knew, slick, blue glass lining. So, there 15 was -- we didn't have the -- there was no waste 16 from it; it's all product. 17 Q I see. So, there was no residue that 18 you're aware of -- 19 A No. 20 Q -- in the -- 21 A Me recovered -- 22 THE WITNESS: Do I need to tell her 23 about the -- P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035792 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NC8LE & ASSOCIATES 89 1 BY MS. RUTH: 2 Q Go ahead and tell me. New that you've 3 started, yeah, go ahead and tell me. 4 A We had a chief operator in our plant 5 that was a cne-legged man. He lest a leg in a 6 motorcycle wreck when he was a yang man. And he 7 was a -- he was a married man, but him and his wife 8 never had chi Idren, but he was a unique character. 9, Q Okay. 10 A I mean, he was -- everybody knew Red. 11 Red Haynes was his name. 12 Q Okay. 13 A And, Red, fron tine to time, over the 14 life of my working life at the plant in Amistcn, 15 we'd have an open house for the families of the 16 Monsanto folks and seme visitors. 17 Q You and your wife, at ycur house? 18 A Annually, for several years, we had an 19 open house every year ard invited folks to core and 20 see where we worked, you knew, and what we did. 21 Q Ch, Monsanto had an epen house? 22 A Monsanto. 23 Q Ch, I see. I thou^it you meant that you P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 90 1 and -- 2 A When I say "vie" -- 3 Q You mean you and the ccrrpany? 4 A I'm Monsanto, we, we. Ard Red was one 5 of the fellows that was a spokesperson for the 6 department he worked in, explaining to the mannas 7 ard the chi Idren and the guests what went cn in 8 that part of the chemical plant. Because a lot of 9 folks just don't understand. If you never worked 10 in a chemical plant, it's an experience ard it's 11 different and -- 12 Q Well, you can tell I never did. The 13 questions I'm asking, it's pretty clear I never 14 did. 15 " A But Red would explain the operation of 16 his department and he said -- 17 Q What was his department? 18 A He worked in the biphenyl and aroclor. 19 He said, the best way I can explain this where you 20 can understand it is, is like the stockyards in 21 Chicago, he said, they get a load of hogs in there. 22 And the hog is the raw material, so, they start 23 with the hog. And when they get thrown with the P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 91 1 hog, they recover everything but the sqjeal and 2 that -- 3 Q That was your -- 4 A That was it. Ard that's the way he 5 explained the operation of his department -6 Q I see. 7 A -- was, we get a raw material in here in 8 that tank car down there ard we start wi th that. 9 Q I see. 10 A And it goes throuc^o the whole process 11 and said, we recover everything but the squeal. 12 And that's the way -- that's the way many of the 13 operations and jebs are in a chemical plant, you 14 start with a given and you wind ip with nothing 15 left, it's alt product or what have you. 16 Q Okay. Let me ask you this: Did they -17 what is it? TDI, did that ever become a full-blcwn 18 manufactured product there at the plant or did 19 eventually they step producing it there in 20 Amistcn? 21 A They stopped producing it, eventually. 22 Or i f they produced i t, they were producing i t at 23 another plant or something. Wfe -- P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 92 1 Q They didn't produce it in Amistcn? 2 A No. 3 Q Do you krow what year they stopped 4 producing it in Amistcn? 5 A I don't know where ~ I don't know where 6 they produced it. 7 Q No, I'm asking you in Amistcn, rot as a 8 ccrrpany, just at the Amistcn plant. 9 A Ask me the question again. 10 Q I'm sorry. Do you know what year they 11 stepped producing at the Amistcn plant -12 A Ch, what year? 13 Q -- the TDI? 14 A It was seme time in the mid '50s. 15 Q In the mid '50s? 16 A I couldn't tell you exactly. 17 Q So, probably, they only produced it for 18 abort five years? 19 A Yeah, something like that. 20 Q What did they do with the manufacturing 21 portion, you know, the equipment? Did they turn it 22 over to produce something else or did they just -- 23 A Yeah. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035793 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 93 1 Q Yeah, they did? 2 A Glass-lined vessels, those -- we used 3 them for several different products. There was two 4 or three different lines of isocyanates, TDI was 5 what I told was tridiethyl isocyanate or scmething 6 like that. Then there was an 001, it was an 7 octidecyl isocyanate. And the only difference in 8 the two products was that there was the solvent 9 that you used. Wg used orthene ard TDI, we used 10 toluene and 001. So -- 11 Q Did you always -12 A But eventually that all did get tom 13 down and scmething else built there. 14 Q khat did they typically do with 15 equipment when they tore scmething down? Did it go 16 to the landfill or did it -17 A Well, that that was usable -- 18 Q -- get -- 19 A -- and that they could use in another 20 operation of the -21 Q They did? 22 A -- they'd salvage that. 23 MR. MOORE: Are we talking about P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 94 1 the early '50s tire frame? 2 MS. RUTH: Yes. 3 THE WITNESS: Yes. 4 BY MS. RUTH: 5 Q And anything else, if it wasn't usable. 6 did it go to the landfill; is that right? 7 A Mostly -8 Q Or the dump or -- 9 A If it was -- if it had scrap value to 10 it, if it had scrap value to it, it was cleaned up 11 and scrapped. 12 Q Sure. 13 A I don't -- that's the best of my 14 recol lection. You krcw, I was a young employee in 15 the early '50s and what have you; I don't krcw 16 exactly what happened to all that stuff, I just 17 knew that we were evolving as a plant. We were 18 growing. Things were changing. And I knew about 19 what was going on in the areas that I was working 20 in. 21 Q Sure. So, you don't knew if any of that 22 stuff went to the lardfi U or not when they tore it 23 down, the TDI -- P.0. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 95 1 A No, the TDI was -- that was the product. 2 Q I know, tut when they stopped 3 manufacturing TDI -- I guess what I'm just asking 4 ycu is: Do you know one way or the other -- as I 5 understand it, what you've told me thus far -- and 6 you can correct re if I'm wrong -- as I understand 7 it, manufactured TDI until like the mid '50s. In 8 the mid '50s you stepped manufacturing TDI? 9 A Yeah. 10 Q In the mid '50s, seme of the equipment 11 that was used to manufacture TDI went to other 12 isocyanate or isocyanate product -- 13 A Yeah. 14 Q -- manufacturing lines or -- 15 A Possibly other products -- 16 Q -- scrapped -- 17 A -- that -- 18 Q -- or other products or scrapped. And 19 you're not sure, if it didn't meet cne of those 20 three criteria and it was waste, you're rot sure 21 where that waste went; is that riefit? 22 A There's always waste, 'hon. There's 23 always -- there's always -- wje're a waste society P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 96 1 and we all create sere -- 2 Q Sure. 3 A -- every day. So, there was seme there. 4 The pipes, the pipes were insulated, because you're 5 dealing with hot material. 6 Q Sure. 7 A Wren you dismantle an operation or a 8 plant or scmething, there's old insulation and what 9 have you that was cn the pipe. I'm sure that 10 that -- that waste word up at the lardfi ll or the 11 durp, as we called it. 12 Q Sure. But ycu don't have any 13 firsthand -14 A But for me to sit here ard tell ycu 15 what - what particular thing wound up there, I 16 can't -- I can't recall that. 17 Ml. MOORE; Wny don't ycu ask a 18 couple of questions to clarify whether the 19 isocyanate products were manufactured in camercial 20 quantities or whether they were large pilot plant 21 kind of operations, just so the record wi ll be 22 clear? 23 MS. RUTH: For you? You can ask P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035794 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 97 1 that question when it's your turn, if you would 2 like. 3 HR. MOORE: It would be much 4 easier if you did it ricfit now. 5 MS. RUTH: Is that ricjit? 6 BY MS. RUTH: 7 Q Actually, I had another question that I 8 wanted to ask you first. Cn the isocyanate 9 products, you were saying that seme used orthene. 10 seme used toluene, and I don't remember what else. 11 Sane used -- 12 A That was essentially the two -- 13 Q The two -- 14 A -- solvents -- 15 Q -- orthene and toluene? 16 A -- that were used in the manufacturing 17 of isocyanate. 18 Q And then all of them used the phosgene 19 gas? 20 A Yeah. 21 Q And to make David happy, were they 22 manufacturing these -- were all of them a step ip 23 from -- how many isocyanate products do you think P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 98 1 that they were being manufactured? 2 A Those are the two that I remember. 3 Q There were two? 4 A That I worked with. 5 Q Were they being manufactured about the 6 same time? 7 A Yeah. 8 Q Were they being manufactured in 9 facilities of about equal size? 10 A Yes. 11 Q In separate faci lities? 12 A Yes. 13 Q Did they cease manufacturing both types 14 at the same time? 15 A Pretty close. 16 Q Pretty close? 17 A But maybe not in the same week or the 18 same month. But sometimes we would be arming one 19 of them and rot the other one, and then we'd shut 20 that one down and we'd an this one for awhi le. 21 Q Now, were you involved in riming both? 22 A I ran them both. 23 Q You ran then both? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 99 1 A Yeah. 2 Q So 3 A But when we was ruming both -- both 4 operations at the same time, I would run one or the 5 other. 6 Q Ard who would be the other person 7 ruming? 8 A Another operator. 9 Q I rrean, do you know who that would have 10 been? Was it generally the same person? 11 A Buster Kenerley was an operator for the 12 research department. Harold Forbes was an operator 13 that ran isocyanates. That's two that I rsrerrber 14 riefit off. 15 Q Ware they about your age? 16 A Harold Forbes went to work three days 17 after I did. Buster had been there -- Buster 18 was -- he'd been there a long time when I went 19 there. He was -- he was of my dad's generation, 20 so -- 21 Q Do you know if either one -22 A My dad had been there twenty-five years 23 when I went to work there, so -- P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 100 1 Q Do you know if either one of than is 2 still alive? 3 A Forbes is. 4 Q Forbes is. 5 A Buster's dead. 6 Q Do you know how Buster died? 7 A Got killed in a car wreck. 8 Q Okay. So, if they shut down the toluene 9 isocyanate product shortly after the orthene cne. 10 which is the one that you started cut with; is that 11 right? 12 A (Witness nods head.) 13 Q Would it have made sense to send the 14 materials you were using in the orthene product to 15 the toluene product line or do you think they 16 probably disposed of those materials? In other 17 words, wham you ceased manufacturing -- orthene was 18 the first cne to shut down; is that riefit? I'm 19 just goirg to call it by the distinguishing 20 thing -- 21 A Okay. They -- I think it was within -- 22 in the same year -- 23 Q Within the same year? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035795 SAMWHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 101 1 A -- both products were -- they quit 2 making them. 3 Q And when orthene was shut dcwi, did they 4 make the toluene production line bigger? 5 A No. 6 Q Did they replace any of the reactors 7 with sore of the reactors from -- 8 A No. 9 Q So where, if they didn't dispose of the 10 reactors that were used in the orthene production 11 line -- 12 A They were still sitting there all during 13 the time that -- 14 Q They were just sitting there? 15 A -- that the 0DI plant was arming. 16 Q The 001? 17 A Octidecyl isocyanate -- 18 Q So, they stayed -- 19 A With the toluene as the carrier. 20 Q So, they didn't break down one plant 21 inti l they broke down both plants? 22 A Ric^it. 23 Q We're running a little lew on tine, so P.0. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 102 1 let's move a long here. Actually, let me just 2 finish that thought. 3 When they broke those dewn, broke both 4 of those plants down, you're not clear what 5 happened to the materials? 6 A (Witness shakes head.) 7 NR. MOORE: Materials, you mean 8 the -- 9 MS. RUTH: Equipment. 10 fR. MOORE: -- equipment? 11 THE WITNESS: The equipment, I'm -- 12 I couldn't tell you exactly where that wound ip. 13 BY MS. RUTH: 14 Q So, you den't know if it was reused or 15 if it was disposed of? 16 A I den't knew. 17 Q If it was disposed of, you think it 18 would have gene to the landfill, but you're not 19 sure? 20 1R. MOORE: Object to the form. 21 THE WITNESS: No, I don't think 22 I don't think they would have buried vessels at the 23 landfill. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 103 1 BY MS. RUTH: 2 Q Would they have taken -- 3 A I think that they had scrap value and if 4 they were, you knew, cleaned tp and deccntarvirated 5 with the proper -- with the proper procedure, they 6 were probably -- had scrap value ard were sold for 7 scrap. I den't knew. 8 Q Do you knew where they would store than 9 uiti l they were sold for scrap? 10 MR. MOORE: Object to the form. 11 THE WITNESS: Do what? 12 BY MS. RUTH: 13 Q Do you knew where they would have stored 14 than, if they were to have stored than? 15 MR. MOORE: Sane objection. 16 BY MS. RUTH: 17 Q If they were going to be sold for scrap? 18 A Well, we had a -- we had an area where 19 we kept spare -- spare things and -- over sort of 20 in the middle of the plant, after -- after the 21 furnaces shut down in the middle '50s, that area in 22 there was used as a storage area for rebui It puTps 23 and motors arri -- P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 104 1 Q Is that a -- 2 A -- spare parts and vessels and coi Is 3 that went in vessels and -- out -- stuff that could 4 be stored outside. 5 Q Okay, you've answered my question. I 6 wes going to ask you if it was covered over. 7 A No, it was in an -- 8 Q Just an open -- 9 A -- outside storage area. 10 Q And wes it lined or concrete? WSs there 11 concrete under it or was it basically just like a 12 field area? 13 A It was a field area. 14 Q Okay. We'll move along new. Hopefully, 15 I don't have too irony more steps. 16 Where did you go from the pi lot plant? 17 Or, I'm sorry, from the step ip from the pi lot 18 plant, which was the TDI/ -- 19 MR. MOORE: I think you mic^it have 20 had it ric^it the first time. 21 THE WITNESS: I probably - '50s, 22 middle '50s or so. I ran several more, several 23 more jobs. I worked in an area called special P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035796 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 105 1 products for four or five years, and was making a 2 nurrber of different -- different things. Made 3 ferric orthcphosphate on a press. 4 BY MS. RUTH: 5 Q Is that a solid product? 6 A Yeah. 7 Q Yeah? 8 A Yeah. Well, it was a liquid going 9 throuth into the press, came out as a solid. I 10 made mcrcpotassiun phosphate cn a calciner, what 11 have you, made seme TSP, trisodiun phosphate cn a 12 calciner, made some micronet in a crusher bait). 13 Ran the stenox plant, which was a liquid -- 14 Q Run -- I'm sorry? 15 A S-T-E-R-O-X, sterox plant, which was a 16 liquid soap. 17 Q Real soap, the kind of soap -- was it 18 the kind of soap that you keep next to your sink? 19 A Dishwashing soap. That's -- 20 Q All this is under special products? 21 A You know, a lot of folks use -- use 22 products that I helped -- 23 Q Sure. This is all special products. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 106 1 thouch? 2 A Yeah. 3 Q All the things you're working on? 4 A Yeah. 5 Q Hew rreny years -- are there more? I'm 6 sorry. 7 A I probably -- I probably did that 8 till -- three or four years. 9 Q And then where did you go? And we may 10 have to come back to seme of this in more detai l. 11 but let's just go ahead and get throu^i what you 12 did there and that way we can work on -- 13 A I went back -- I went back to the -- for 14 about a year to the aroclor biphenyl operations. 15 Q What do you mean you went back to i t? 16 Had you worked there before? 17 A 18 went. Well, no, I -- but I -- that's where I 19 Q And this is about 1960? 20 A When I say I went back, special products 21 was cn the other side of the plant. 22 Q I see what you're saying. 23 A So, I went back ever -- P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 107 1 Q I understand. 2 A -- in the research and the aroclor and 3 biphenyls, over to that -- 4 Q I get it. So, you actually went back to 5 the same -- 6 A I went back over to the other side of 7 the plant -8 Q I see. 9 A -- and worked -- 10 Q Is this about 1960 then maybe? 11 A This was -- no. This was probably in 12 the beginning of '56, because -- and the reason I 13 knew that is because when -- in '57, they bui It the 14 niran plant to make parathicn, arri I left the 15 biphenyl aroclor area and went and I was in the 16 start-up crew and worked till '59 in the niran 17 department. So, it had to be '56. I went back to 18 the other side of the plant in the biphenyl aroclor 19 for about a year. 20 Q Okay. So, you were cnly in the biphenyl 21 aroclor area for about a year? 22 A As an operator. 23 Q Did you go back there again as something P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 108 1 else? 2 A Yes, later cn. 3 Q When would that have been? 4 A Well, I worked two years in the 5 parathicn department. 6 Q Is that -- 7 A From '57 to '59. 8 Q Ard that's as an operator? 9 A That's as an operator. In '59, I bidded 10 into the maintenance department and worked nine 11 years in the electrical department as electrician. 12 Q So, nine years you worked as an 13 electrician? 14 A Yeah. 15 Q Had you gene to school to be an 16 electrician or did you apprentice on the side? 17 A I did apprentice cn the job ard went to 18 school, also. Plant sent me to school. 19 Q They sent you to school? 20 A Huh? 21 Q Did Monsoito send you to school? 22 A Yeah. 23 Q And all you did was electrical work at P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035797 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 109 1 that time? 2 A Yeah. 3 Q So, that brings us to like '68, about 4 1968? 5 A Yeah. 6 Q What did you do in 1968? 7 A That -- that took -- that's when I -- I 8 was -- that was about the first half of iry working 9 career ricfit there at the plant. Then I moved into 10 the planning and scheduling cn the maintenance 11 department. 12 Q So, you stayed in the maintenance 13 department -- 14 A Yes. 15 Q -- but you moved frcm being an 16 electrician to -- 17 A Yeah, I stayed in the maintenance 18 department and I worked as a -- worked as a 19 planner, planning and scheduling maintenance work 20 for about two years. 21 Q Let me ask you: Was this a carbinaticn 22 of -- anticipating -- I mean, were ycu anticipating 23 work that would need to get done or dealing with P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 110 1 people calling in and saying, we have a prcblen. 2 can we get it scheduled to get fixed? 3 A Seme of both of -- my primary jcb 4 fuxticn -- see, that plant ran seven days a week, 5 twenty-four hours a day. 6 Q Ric^it. 7 A We maintained the plant -- you know, if 8 you had an emergency breakdown, you fixed that 9 first. But in those cases where we could plan the 10 work and schedule the work and schedule a shutdown 11 and knew what we was going to have to cb whi le the 12 plant was down, then that -- that's where my job 13 came. I had to have the materials ready. I fad to 14 coordinate with the production department to get it 15 shut down ard cleaned out and ready for maintenance 16 to work cn. And then we had -- we had to have the 17 material to do the repairs or replacing the perrps 18 or whatever, whatever we had to replace, replace a 19 vessel or replace a purp, replace whatever or 20 repair them, take them down and rebuiId them and 21 put them back. 22 Q 23 repairs? You weren't actually doing any of the P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 111 1 A I was planning the work. 2 Q I see. 3 A I was not, at that time, a hands-cn 4 mechanic. I was just a -- I did the planning and 5 gave a written jcb plan to the maintenance foreman 6 and he would take it from there. 7 Q Was saTBone else deciding when they 8 would shut the plant don and then you were 9 coordinating what would get done in that shutdown? 10 A Yeah, yeah. The production folks -- 11 Q The production folks? 12 A -- they're the ones that just told you 13 when they was going to shut it down. But you 14 use -- 15 Q Haw did they know? I mean, was semebody 16 telling them, we're having sore stuff that needs 17 maintenance or was that their jcb to know stuff 18 needed maintenance or -- 19 A Hew cb you know when to get your oi l 20 charged? 21 Q A little light goes cn that says, go get 22 your oil changed. 23 NR. MOORE: That's too late. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 112 1 THE WITNESS: But you usually know 2 between three and five thousand mi les, every three 3 to five thousand miles, you need to get your oil 4 charged. 5 BY MS. RUTH: 6 Q Yeah. 7 A Cannon sense. The same -- the same 8 thou^it process goes into equipment that runs 9 twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week; there 10 cares a tine when you've got to shut it down and do 11 maintenance cn it. And so the production folks 12 knew about how long -- 13 Q So, that was part of your -- 14 A Frcm experience. 15 Q Was that experience or -- 16 A They knew about how leng they needed to 17 go and let their equiprent go before they turned it 18 ever to maintenance to get a overhaul and what have 19 you. 20 Q Is that experience or was there written 21 procedures in place about how often you had to do 22 overhauls? 23 A It was experience. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035798 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 113 1 Q Experience? 2 A I don't think there was a written 3 procedure that told us that. It was -- it was a 4 feel for what -- how it had happened in the past. 5 If you know -- if you know a -- that you're going 6 to -- that you're going to get forty thousand miles 7 cut of a set of tires, when you get forty thousand, 8 you start looking at than pretty good, you start 9 looking pretty good at ycur tires, because you know 10 that about -- if you buy a tire that's -- they say 11 is guaranteed for forty thousand miles, at forty 12 thousand miles, you better -- you better take a 13 look -- I'd start looking at thirty-five. 14 Q Ricfit. 15 A And so that's experience. 16 Q I see. 17 A Ard that's kind of the way it is with a 18 plant operation; if it's been in operation for any 19 length of time, you've got -- you've got a -- you 20 apply cannon sense and your experience, too, and 21 you care up with a pretty close to the time -- time 22 to shut this thing down and do what needs to be 23 done. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATE 114 1 Q Okay, I 've got a couple of questions. 2 First of all: How Icng did you stay in the 3 planning, scheduling crew? 4 A Two years. 5 Q Two years? 6 A Yeah, it was about -- 7 Q So, you were cut of it in about 1970, 8 '71? 9 A About that. Took a job as a maintenance 10 foreman. ' 11 Q Were ycu involved, at all, when Monsanto 12 stopped producing the aroclors? 13 A I was a maintenance foreran in the -- 14 with maintenance responsibilities for maintaining 15 that area when that happened. 16 Q Ard so did you -- well, did anyone ever 17 discuss with you why they were stepping production 18 or shutting down -- 19 A That stepped in '72, I believe. 20 Q It stepped in 1972 was when the 21 production there stepped at the plant? 22 A 23 was '72. I believe quit making -- I believe it P.O. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NC8LE & ASSOCIATE 115 1 Q So, were you in maintenance when -- were 2 you still in maintenance in '72 then? 3 A I was maintenance. 4 Q Ware you a maintenance foreman in '72? 5 A I was a -- 6 Q Were you a maintenance foreman when they 7 had expanded the aroclor department? 8 A I don't recall. 9 Q You don't recall? 10 A I don't recall whether I was or wasn't. 11 You're talking about -- when you say "expanded," 12 what are you talking -- what do you mean? 13 Q Well, as I understand it, there was a 14 big expansion in production capability in the 15 aroclor. 16 HR. MOORE: Object to the form. 17 THE WITNES: Huh? 18 NR. MOORE: If there is a question 19 there. 20 MS. RUTH: That is -- I mean, he 21 asked me what I mean and I said, what I mean is 22 that, as I understand it, there was an expansion of 23 production capabilities. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATE 116 1 HR. MOORE: Cbject to the form. 2 BY MS. RUTH: 3 Q Cbes that clarify my question? Do ycu 4 knew what time period I'm talking about? 5 HR. MOORE: Same objection. 6 THE WITNES: I don't -- I knew 7 that we went from a batch-type operation to a 8 continuous chlorination thing cn the chlorinators. 9 if that's what you're referring to. I don't krew 10 the time frame when that took place. 11 BY MS. RUTH: 12 Q Okay. So, ycu don't remember a time 13 when the plant was able to produce more aroclors 14 than it had been able to produce? 15 A Yes, I remertner the time. 16 Q CD you remarber if you were a 17 maintenance foreman at that time? 18 A I don't remember whether I was a 19 maintenance foreman at that time or if I was still 20 in the planning and scheduling, at that time. 21 Q Did you participate in -- let's call it 22 an upgrade -- did you participate at that time? 23 A I don't recall having specifically P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035799 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 117 1 participated. If I was a maintenance foreman at 2 that time, it was m/ jcb to maintain that 3 department, along with several other departments, 4 too. 5 Q What does maintaining a department 6 include, usually? 7 A Weil, it means -- it -- anything that 8 had to do wi th the piping systems, that had to do 9 with pulping systems, that had to do with the 10 vessels. 11 Q So, did you do -- 12 A Like rebuiIdirg purps, cotpressors. 13 blowers, piping systems, all of that, whether it 14 was carrying water or carrying steem or carrying 15 product or whatever, was my responsibility to 16 maintain those systems. If there was a -- if we 17 had steam leaks or whet have you, it was my jcb to 18 send pipe fitters into the area to fix the steam 19 leaks and that's -- 20 Q And you would shut down the steam whi le 21 you were -- 22 A You cut the steam off, had valves ard 23 things you cut the steam off, and we placed a P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 118 1 tracing cn the piping system, what have you and -- 2 Q Did you monitor it, yourself, or did you 3 do it sort of in conjunction with maybe a chief 4 operator or scmsfcody who maybe kird of kept you 5 abreast of things that might be -- 6 A We had a maintenance request system, an 7 kRO system, they would call in an kRO to the 8 maintenance secretary and she would type it out and 9 it -- I would pick up my maintenance request 10 order -- 11 Q Request? 12 A ~ from the maintenance office, and I 13 would work out a time and assign my mechanics to cb 14 that at -- we had -- we had -- at cne time, we had 15 pipe fitters as a classification, we had 16 millwrights as a classification, we had welders as 17 a classification, we had painters as a 18 classification, we had carpenters as a 19 classification. All these folks in maintenance. 20 so -- 81 Q Were you actually hards-cn yourself or 22 ycu were directing people to do -- 23 A I assigned the jcbs to the different P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATE 119 1 people. We had -- of ccurse, the electrical 2 foreman handled the electrical aspects of it. 3 Q What would be typical maintenance-type 4 things you'd cb in the aroclor department? Same of 5 the stuff you, I guess, mentioned? 6 A Well, if -- we'd rebuild purps. Ptnps 7 wear out. You take a purp out of -- cut of 8 service, put another purp in service, carry that 9 purp to the shop, and rebui Id that pump. Put a new 10 inpeller, a new shaft, new bearings, a new seal in 11 the purp, just a rebuild -- just rebuild the purp. 12 Maybe all you'd have that was of the puip was just 13 the purp casing, itself, everything else is new. 14 Those are the kinds of things -- see, you knew/ -15 ycu know purps are going to wear cut. Your water 16 purp on your car wears out. That -- these purps 17 wear out. It's just a -- it's just a fact of life 18 and -- 19 Q Now, is it true, the purps were built to 20 leak; is that right? 21 A Well, the pump manufacturers woulch't 22 tell you that. But there's going to be seme, at 23 best, same microscopic leakage on just about any P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATE 120 1 purp. But -- 2 Q Would you describe the leakage as 3 microscopic in the aroclor department? 4 A kb. Listen, in the beginning, when I 5 went to work there, purp seals hadn't even been 6 thought of. Okay? We had packed purps. 7 Q Richt. 8 A Packed purps. The material being 9 purped, whether it's water or whether it's 10 glycerine or whether it's coffee or whether it's 11 aroclor or whether it's acid or whatever it is, is 12 the libricant; it provides the lubricant for the 13 purp -- 14 Q I see. 15 A -- in the purp shaft, because there is 16 friction and friction produces heat and you -- and 17 it has to be cooled. 18 Q I see. 19 A So, there has to be -- ycu knew, that's 20 the design of a purp is to cool itself with the 21 purpage. So, yeah, that -- that was -- 22 Q Did they step using packing when they 23 got seals? Is that what you're saying? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035800 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 121 1 A No -- 2 Q Did seats -3 A -- I dich't -- 4 Q -- replace packing? 5 A -- say that. 6 Q Okay, I'm sorry. 7 A I said seats had not been even tho#it 8 of then. Wien seals cams along, they were 9 prcclaimad as being much better, probably the 10 savior of the puTpirg industry, what have you. But 11 they -- there are certain things that a seal just 12 don't work on. They is still packed puips -13 Q I see. 14 A -- purps with packing in than that are 15 in operation today, so -- 16 Q And were there drip pans underneath the 17 purps; is that ri^it? 18 A Ch, yes, there were drip pans there, 19 certainly was. 20 Q Were you aware of how the area was kept 21 clean, the aroclor department, how it was kept 22 clean? 23 A It was kept clean by the folks that P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 122 1 worked in the department. 2 Q Do you know what they did to keep i t 3 clean? Do you know what the clean-ip procedures 4 included? 5 A Wall, it's called housekeeping. 6 Q Yeah. What did they do for 7 housekeeping? 8 A Housekeeping -- 9 Q And I'm actually jurping into this. 10 assuming that -- I don't went to have to lay the 11 groundwork of, was there housekeeping and all that 12 stuff, because I would like for us to be able to 13 move thnou^i this a little more quickly. 14 A Okay. 15 Q And I've heard from many pecple -- 16 A Wren I went to work -- 17 Q -- that there was housekeeping at the 18 end of every shift. 19 A -- at Mxisanto in 1950, ard everybody 20 that went to work there, we were told frcm the day 21 I went to work that part of your job 22 responsibilities is to keep your work area clean. 23 Q Okay. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 123 1 A Okay? And that meant whatever the 2 foreman told -- 3 Q Told ycu? 4 A -- you needed to be done to keep your 5 work area clean. And we were told that and that's 6 what we did. 7 And at the end of each shift, they said. 8 when -- you keep your work area clean, at the end 9 of the shift, if it -- you be sure that it's clean 10 when you hard it off to the next shift coning cn. 11 Q To the next guy. Do you know what the 12 cleanirg protocol or procedure was in the aroclor 13 department? I know/ ycu had worked there back in 14 '56 ard you were maintaining it, it looks like, at 15 least arard 1970, ycu started, it was irder ycur 16 watch. 17 A Wall, you know, if it was in the control 18 room or scmathirg where folks had thrown cigarette 19 butts and what have you down, you swept the control 2) room floor and cleaned it up before it -21 especially at shift change time. 22 If it was cut in the work area where 23 the -- where the puips were riming and the drip P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 124 1 pans ard buckets and things were, you emptied all 2 the -- all of the buckets and all the drip pans 3 into the bucket, empty the buckets into the 4 trappings -5 Q Drum? 6 A -- drun and that -- and the trappings 7 drun into the blowing tank ard put the -- put the 8 drippings back into the system, because that's 9 product. 10 Q Ricfit. 11 A Ard -12 Q Then hew did you wash the pans or the 13 buckets, hose than down? 14 A Yeah, yeah, you hosed cfcwn, washed down 15 around the puips ard everything. After you did all 16 those things. 17 Q I see. 18 A That was -- that was pretty much -- 19 Q First ycu tried to -- 20 A That was -- 21 Q You tried to salvage as much product as 22 you ecu Id? 23 A That was SOP for that particular -- P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035801 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 125 1 Q And then ycxi hosed i t down. Ard was 2 there a drain? 3 A There were drains. 4 Q Did you use soap or just water? 5 A Sometimes we used powdered soap and 6 sometimes you'd just wash it down with water. 7 Q Was that -8 A Depending cn just hew antiseptic you 9 thcuc^t you wanted -- that's not a gxd word. 10 really, because we dich't eat off the floors and -- 11 but the gist of the -- of what I'm saying is: We 12 maintained our housekeeping standards with the 13 standards that were the acceptable standards -- 14 Q Sure. 15 A -- at the time. 16 Q Ard you -- well. I'm going to object to 17 the last part of what you said as -- well, you're 18 rot claiming to be an expert, are you? I'm going 19 to say it's nen-respensive. You den't claim that 20 you are an expert cn standards for maintenance, cto 21 you? 22 MR. MOORE: We're not presenting 23 him as an expert, but his answer stands. You may P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 126 1 have your objection. 2 MS. RUTH: I have my cbjecticn. 3 BY MS. RUTH: 4 Q Let's see, moving riefit along. At the 5 time that you were working in maintenance, as the 6 foreman, in like 1970, you dich't actually 7 participate in housekeeping in the biphenyl area. 8 did you? Did you participate at that point? 9 A Yeah. 10 Q You did participate in housekeeping? 11 A Wall, I had a shop, ard I had mechanics 12 working out of the shep ard working in the shop. 13 They'd bring pumps ard -- yeah. I tad a little 14 office in the shop. I -- I participated in the 15 housekeeping of the shop in my office. I felt tike 16 that was part my job. 17 Q Whs ycur step actually in the PCS 18 manufacturing buiIding? 19 A No. 20 Q Was it -- no? 21 A It was separate and apart fron that. 22 Q Okay. 23 A Ip across the railroad. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 127 1 Q So, you did your cwn housekeeping in 2 your cwn office, in your own -- 3 A We kept our shop clean. 4 Q Kept ycur shop clean. 5 A And I -- fran time to time, I helped 6 sweep up and take a rag -- 7 Q Sure. 8 A I -- kind of a doer, like my mama, I do 9 things. 10 Q Hew long were you a maintenance foremen? 11 A Fran the time I took the maintenance 12 foreman's job until I retired in 1985. 13 Q So, you were -- 14 A Something like fifteen years. 15 Q Okay. So, you were actually a 16 maintenance foreman over the biphenyl or aroclor 17 department when they did step producing the 18 aroclors; is that correct? 19 A I think I was the maintenance foreran in 20 the south plant, at that time. 21 Q Did anycne talk to you -- 22 A Listen, I say I think that. I think I 23 was because Wi ley Tunlin was the maintenance P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 128 1 foreman in the north step. We had two maintenance 2 shops, not counting the carpenter shop and the 3 electrical shop and the central shep where the 4 machinists ard welders were. Ard I had the scuth 5 shop and Wiley had the north shop. I was the 6 foreran at that -- I'm pretty sure I was the 7 foreman in the south step, at that time. I did 8 wind up in the north shep and was foreman in the 9 north plant when I retired. 10 Q Okay. Do you recall there ever being 11 any talk or anyone talking to you about why they 12 were going to stop producing the aroclors? 13 A I recall -- you want to knew the first 14 time that I ever -- 15 Q Sure. 16 A -- heard that the -- that there was a 17 problem about aroclors? 18 Q Yes. 19 A I den't knew the year, but it was -- the 20 first -- the first time I ever heard a reference to 21 PC8, I read something in the paper about sane bird 22 eggs that wouldn't hatch ard the shell was soft or 23 something ard somebody had said that the -- that P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035802 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 129 1 that was -- that PCBs was the cause of that. 2 Q And at the time did you knew PCBs were 3 what went into aroclor, to make aroclor? 4 A Co what? 5 Q Did you knew that PCBs were used to make 6 aroclor? 7 A I knew that biphenyl and chlorine and -- 8 was used to make aroclor. 9 Q Okay. Do ycu know what year -- 10 A But the term "PCBs", it was aroclor to 11 us. 12 Q Yes. 13 A That was -- that was -- that was all we 14 knew it to be -15 Q Sure. 16 A It was an aroclor, a dielectric fluid 17 that we made for electrical oenpanies to use in 18 transformers, that was -- 19 Q Do you know when the first time was. 20 theu^n, that you read about the eggs having trouble 21 hatching? 22 A It was about '69. 23 Q About '69? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMWTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 130 1 A Yeah. 2 Q Wien was the first time you heard that 3 they were going to shut down production of aroclors 4 at the Amistcn plant? 5 Alt was probably in the same year that 6 they shut it down. 7 Q The same year that they shut it cfcwn -- 8 A Yes. 9 Q -- was the same year you first heard 10 about it? 11 A (Witness rods head.) 12 Q Do you remember who told you about it? 13 A I don't knew. It was just -- 14 Q kfeybe talk? 15 A Just talking. 16 Q Just talk? 17 A I'm sure they probably announced i t or 18 put a mano cn the bulletin board or something the 19 year that they shut it down, because it affected 20 sore hourly aiployees and we had a mien in the 21 plant and you had to ocmrunicate with the mien 22 when you -- 23 Q Sure. P n ROY R/./. nWATfUCt: A1 7C771 OC^XQOO-nCQI SAMNTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 131 1 A -- were going to rake those kind of 2 charges. 3 Q Did you hear -4 A So, I -- 5 Q Did you hear why? 6 A Huh? 7 Q I'm sorry. Finish your answer. I 8 apologize. 9 A So, I -- you knew, we got told somehow. 10 I don't -- I can't tell you -11 Q You can't remember the mechanism? 12 A -- exactly whether it was the written 13 word or the spoken word or mouth to ear firm 14 different ones of us in the plant, I don't 15 rsnenber. 16 Q Co you remember if you heard why they 17 were shutting it cbwn? 18 MR. MXRE: Object. 19 BY MS. RUTH: 20 Q I mean, was there any talk about why 21 they were shutting it down? 22 MR. MXRE: Objection, make a 23 foundation. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMWTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 132 1 BY MS. RUTH: 2 Q Ycu can answer. 3 A I den't recall. I don't recall. 4 Q Ycu don't recall hearing if they -5 A I -- I know there were -- like I said, I 6 read that -- in the paper that there was a problem 7 with PCBs, and then they found out that was aroclor 8 with the bird eggs. I don't knew, stork eggs or 9 something, or ostrich or sore kind of birds 10 somewhere, the shells got soft and wouldn't hatch. 11 Q So, did you -- 12 A But it was aroclor to us. 13 Q Ricfnt. When you heard that they were 14 shutting down the PCB plant, when you -- 15 A I was sad about that. 16 Q You were sad? 17 A Yeah. 18 Q Did you have any thou^nts about why they 19 miefit, just a personal opinion about why they mi^nt 20 be shutting it down? 21 A I guess everybody that worked there had 22 a personal opinion about why. 23 Q Would you share with us what yours was? rrs-rrin m rv-iv c// miAT/~nrr ai nc/iom rtCftl HARTOLDMON0035803 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 133 1 A I dich't knew why. But I had a personal 2 opinion about -- and my personal was that I didn't 3 think it was anything harmful. 4 Q Nd, no, I object as rm-responsive. I'm 5 not asking -6 MR. MOORE: I think it's very 7 responsive. You asked him for his personal opinion 8 and what he thou^nt -- 9 MS. RUTH: No, what I asked him, if 10 he heard why they were shutting it down, if he had 11 an opinion as to why they were shutting it down. I 12 did rot ask him his opinion about how he felt about 13 being shut down. 14 THE WITNESS: You asked me -15 MR. MOORE: No, wait a minute. 16 What you asked him was, when he heard, did that -- 17 MS. RUTH: Would you read the 18 question back -- 19 MR. MOORE: -- did that cause -20 MS. RUTH: Would you read the 21 question back, please, as opposed to arguing about 22 it. 23 (WHEREUPON, there was discussion off the record.) SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 135 i your superiors told you? 2 A Yeah. 3 Q You accepted -4 A Hew -- 5 Q -- is that right? 6 A You know, you -- you accept what you 7 have to accept. 8 Q Sure. 9 MR. MOORE: You've answered the 10 question. 11 MS. RUTH: Yes, he did. 12 BY MS. RUTH: 13 Q When they stopped production of PCBs or 14 aroctors -- wa'll just call them aroclors, try and 15 remember to for consistency sake -- did the/ keep 16 that facility open or did they shut it down? I 17 mean, in other words, did they use it to produce 18 something else? Did they leave it sitting there? 19 A Left it sitting there for awhile. 20 Q About how long? 21 A I don't know. I don't recall -- 22 Q Sure. 23 A -- hew long it sat. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 134 1 (WHEREUPON, the requested portion of the record was 2 read back.) 3 MR. MOORE: Let me lodge an 4 objection to form. 5 MS. RUTH: Okay. 6 BY MS. RUTH: 7 Q Mr. Curry, when we went off the record 8 briefly and went back and re-read the question -9 let me restate it. 10 My question is: At the time they shut 11 down the aroclor department, did you form a 12 personal opinion as to why they micfit, not whether 13 you thought it was a ricfit or wrong decision, but 14 did you have a personal opinion as to why it might 15 have happened? 16 MR. MOORE: Object to form. 17 THE WITNESS: I don't guess I did. 18 I don't guess I formed a personal opinion about 19 why. I accepted, Whenever we were told or 20 corrrLnicated with about why it was shut down, as 21 that was the reason. 22 BY MS. RUTH: 23 Q So, you generally just accepted what P fl RHY cyLL DHATrWFP Al P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 136 1 Q I guess it -- 2 A When you stop producing, was the term 3 you used, when you stop making it, whatever is 4 there, you've got to -- you know, you clean out -5 you clean out the system. And it sat there for 6 aWiile. I don't know how long. 7 Q Less than a year? 8 A Hlh? 9 Q You think it was less than a year? 10 A I don't know if it was less than a year 11 or more than a year, but -- 12 Q Less than five years? 13 A Yeah, I think it was less than five 14 years. But eventually, it -- it was dismantled. 15 Q Okay. 16 A Ard your question was: Did I 17 participate? 18 Q Actually, I hadn't gotten there, yet. 19 but I was leading tp to that, so we'll run with it. 20 A Well, I under -- 21 Q Did you participate -- 22 A I understood you to use that 23 phraseology. n n dt\y cj/ rtiATrurc ai z-ct/i /oc\Qao_ncoi HARTOLDMON0035804 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 137 1 Q Wall, I did start to ask you that, and 2 then I figured we'd better rake sure that they 3 actually did break it down. 4 A Yeah. 5 Q They did break it down? 6 A Well, it's gene. 7 Q And did you participate -- you 8 anticipated where I was going. 9 A To sane degree, yes. When I say -- when 10 you say did I participate, me and the folks that I 11 was responsible for, the folks that worked for me. 12 we -- we did the necessary things to disccmect the 13 piping and be sure we got the equipment cleaned out 14 ard what have you, because I -- if I remarber 15 correctly -- and I may rot be a hundred percent cn 16 this, but I know that there was seme contract work. 17 outside contractors that were braj^it into the 18 plant to help in the dismantling of that facility. 19 So, I don't knew -- 20 MS. RUTH: Could we go off the 21 record for -- 22 THE WITNESS: I krew that me and -23 MS. RUTH: I'm sorry. SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 139 1 contracting organizations, contractors? 2 A I knew we had the outside crane folks in 3 there with a big crane to handle the heavier stuff. 4 because our plant crane was limited to -- it 5 wouldn't -- it wouldn't pick up what had to be 6 picked ip. So, I believe it was John Murphy Crane 7 Service was in there cn the dismantling. I knew 8 that -- 9 Q John Murphy? 10 A I knew that that was cne of the 11 contractors. 12 Q Good Irishman. 13 A And I couldn't tell you who the other 14 contractors ware that were in there, but there 15 was -- 16 Q Do you know what they did wi th -- do you 17 knew what Monsanto did or people working cn 18 dismantling it did with the equipment cnce it was 19 dismantled? In other words, I guess what I'm 20 asking is: Was it disposed of on-site or off-site 21 or seme oorbinaticn of both? And if I need to 22 break that into two questions, I can. 23 A Probably, a corbinaticn of both. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 138 1 THE WITNESS: - the folks that 2 worked for me didn't have the primary 3 responsibility for dismantling the thing. We had a 4 responsibility to do the things, to make it safe. 5 make it clean enough to be dismantled and -- 6 MS. RUTH: Okay. 7 THE WITNESS: - and what have you, 8 so the contractors could do their work. 9 MS. RUTH: Okay. Thanks. Let's go 10 off the record cne second. 11 (WHEREUPON, there was discussion off the record.) 12 IS. RUTH: Back cn the record. 13 BY MS. RUTH: 14 Q We talked about you -- I think, if we 15 can, just as I uxierstarri it, you participated to 16 sore extent in the dismantling of the PCS or 17 aroclor department, but you also -- there were, as 18 you recall, althoudi you can't recall specifically. 19 you believe there were other contractors who also 20 came in? 21 A I know there were. 22 Q Okay, there were contractors that came 23 in. Do you recall the name of any of those P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 , SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 140 1 Q A ccrrbinaticn of both? 2 A That would be my -- that would be my 3 best answer. 4 Q Did you -5 A Because a great deal of that stuff had 6 scrap value, so I wculd say that -- I think I feel 7 safe in saying it's sane of both. 8 Q Did you participate, at all, in bringing 9 any of that material to the dorp? 10 A No. 11 Q Did you participate, at all, in bringing 12 any of that material to sort of -- I guess we'll 13 call the salvage field, the field you described 14 before as having rebuilt equipment and potentially. 15 I guess, scrap-value equipment? 16 A Prdoably. A purp's a purp. Okay? It 17 don't knew what it's puTping. So, those things 18 that we could salvage and use, you know, clean then 19 up and use then, I'm sure we did. Conduit -- 20 Q What are we -- 21 A -- probably, you know, we probably used 22 oonduit and seme of the piping systems that was 23 carrying steam and water, we probably used sane of P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035805 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 141 1 that in other places in the plant, seme of the 2 pipe, 3 I -- it just -- just comm sense tells 4 me that those things that ycu can use, you use, and 5 the other -- the other was scrap or waste or 6 whatever, and I don't know where all that went. 7 Q Let's just finish ip your work history 8 real quick and then I think I'll just have a couple 9 of other things I want to ask you after that arri 10 then we'll be done. And there shouldn't be too 11 much more to say, I don't think, cn your work 12 history. You said that you stayed cn as a 13 maintenance foreperson? 14 A As a maintenance foreman uiti l I 15 retired, ri^it, 1985. 16 Q And ycu switched from the south plant to 17 the north plant at serre point -- 18 A I did. 19 Q -- in that -- 20 A Lh, I was the -- 21 Q to you have any recollection of what 22 year that would have been that you switched from 23 south to north? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 142 1 A I'd say it was probably seme time 2 aroind -- between '78 and '80, somewhere in that 3 two-year period riefit in there, because I was in 4 the north plant probably six or seven years. 5 Q What product manufacturing lines or 6 what. you knew, manufacturing groups did you -- I 7 guess ycu know what I'm getting at. The 8 buiIding -- 9 A that was in the north plant? 10 Q Yes, I guess that probably -11 A Yes. 12 Q You ask a better question. 13 A Producticn-wise? 14 Q Yes. 15 A That I had maintenance responsibility 16 for? 17 Q Yes. Thank you for helping me out with 18 it. 19 A Parathicn department. 20 Q And is that in the niran grap? 21 A Yeah, it was niran. The PNP plant. 22 Q Is that separate from niran? 23 A Yeah, that's -- it's still there, still P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 143 1 riming. 2 Q They still make PNP? 3 A Yeah, para-nitro-phenol. 4 Tylenol. 5 The boiler operation. 6 Q The what operation? 7 A Where we made our steam for our plant, 8 the boiter. 9 Q Boiler? 10 A The boiler. 11 (HEREUPON, there was discussion off the record.) 12 BY MS. RUTH: 13 Q So, in the boiler and -- 14 A Ard the shipping department. 15 Q -- shipping department? 16 A That was -- that was about it. 17 Q Wren you were working in the maintenance 18 for the northern plant -- when ycu switched there, 19 is that where you retired from then? 20 A Yeah. 21 Q You stayed there until you retired? Ard 22 so the first half of your career as a maintenance 23 foreperson was in the south plant? P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 144 1 A Ricfit. 2 Q And then you moved to the north plant in 3 about '78 or '80 and then that's where you retired 4 from? Was the niran plant still operating or 5 parathicn when you retired? 6 A I believe it was. 7 Q You believe it was still operating? 8 A Yeah, I believe it was still ruming. 9 Q Do you knew, has it subsequently shut 10 down? 11 A Ch, yeah, yeah. It's been shut down ard 12 dismantled and forever disappeared. It was riming 13 when I left. 14 lik. MOORE: You've answered her 15 question. 16 BY MS. RUTH: 17 Q Yes. And that's all I need. 18 A I -- 19 Q That really is all I need. 20 A You got it. I was -- for my cwn self, I 21 was trying -- 22 Q David is so dying to go, he's -23 W?. MOORE: We' 11 stay here as leng P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035806 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 145 1 as we need to. 2 MS. RUTH: He keeps wanting to get 3 that cn the record. 4 NR. MOORE: That's right. 5 BY MS. RUTH: 6 Q So, the niran plant and all that was 7 still ruming when you left? 8 A (Wi tness nods head.) 9 Q And you participated, to seme extent, on 10 the dismantling of the PCB or aroclor department. 11 What other areas were you still covering in the 12 south plant intil you moved to the north plant 13 after aroclor had been dismantled? 14 Wall, let me ask you this question 15 first: Whs aroclor fully dismantled by the time 16 that you left for the north plant, left to work at 17 the north plant? 18 A I don't remember. 19 Q You don't remarber? 20 A I don't remember. I've been gone 21 sixteen years, row. 22 Q Sure. 23 A Ard a lot has happened in that sixteen P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 146 1 years that makes seme of what happened prior to 2 that sort of fuzzy. It's hard to remember, when 3 you ask specific questions, I don't -- I just don't 4 remember. 5 Q Okay, that's okay. 6 Do you remember your dad ever speaking 7 with you about his early days in the aroclor 8 department? 9 A Yeah, yeah. 10 Q You do? Okay. Do you remember him ever 11 talking to you about workers in the aroclor 12 department who developed a skin problem? 13 A I don't recall anything. 14 Q You don't recall? 15 A No. 16 Q Okay, that's all I need to know cn that 17 topic. Wa're not going to spend a thousand years 18 cn that. 19 The seccnd thing -- and this is -- we're 20 really wrapping up here -- who were your closest 21 friends during ycur time at the Monsanto plant, do 22 you think? Or I'm assuming you had seme. Did you 23 make any close friends while you were working at P.O. BOX 544 DHATrHFF Al 3A771 (?FAlR9?-n591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 147 1 the Monsanto plant? 2 A I did. 3 Q Can you name a few of than for re? 4 A Yeah. 5 Q Okay. Don't worry, I'm not going to 6 call thorn. Go ahead. 7 A Why don't I just get a seniority list 8 and give it to you? We were like family almost. 9 Q You were almost like fami ly? 10 A At the -- . 11 Q Can you give me the name of let's say 12 fifteen of them? 13 A Yeah. Seme of them's dead. 14 Q Okay. 15 A Bruce Voiles. 16 Q Bruce, what's his last name? 17 A V-O-I-L-E-S, Bruce Voiles. 18 Q See, I would have never gotten that. 19 Hew old is he? 20 A He's in his fifties. He's probably -- 21 well, he's probably -- he's about sixty, I guess. 22 Q About sixty? 23 A I'm ten or eleven years older than he P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 148 1 is. 2 Q Is he retired now? 3 A Yeah, he's retired. 4 Q Generally, do you have any notion of how 5 his health is? 6 A Good health. Motorcycle rider, deer 7 hunter. 8 Q Deer hunter, huh? Does he get you any 9 deer sausage, more importantly? 10 A Huh? 11 Q Does he give you any deer sausage? I 12 have been far enouc^n south to realize deer sausage 13 is the barb. 14 Next good friend? 15 A Bi11 Snyder. 16 Q Next good friend? 17 A Louis Marshall. 18 Q I'm sorry? 19 A Louis Marshall. 20 Q Louis Marshall. 21 Next good friend? 22 A Jerry Sanford. 23 Q Jerry Sanford. p n rhy 5LL nHAtrHFF Al 3A771 t?5A)R9?-n591 HARTOLDMON0035807 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 149 1 Next good friend? 2 A Dickie Wblker. 3 Q Dickie Walker. I believe I spoke with 4 Mr. Wblker. 5 Next good friend? Is that possible? 6 A Norman Madison. 7 Q Norman Madison. Next? 8 A Cecil Beard, he's dead. 9 Q Hew old was he Wien he died? 10 A He was older than me. I guess Cecil 11 was -- he was probably fifteen years older than me. 12 He was prcbably in his eighties when he died. 13 Q How long has he been dead? 14 A I -- about five years, I guess. 15 Q Do you have any idea how he died? 16 A I don't recall how he died. 17 Q Okay. 18 A Harris Powell? ' 19 Q Harris what? 20 A Harris Rowell. 21 Q Powell. 22 Okay, next? 23 A Harold Forbes. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 150 1 Q We've talked about Harold before, ricfit? 2 A Veap. Dick Mitchell. 3 Q Dick Mitchell, okay. 4 A Russell Carlisle. 5 Q Russell Carlisle, okay. 6 A C. V. Gray 7 Q C. V. Gray, okay. 8 A Red Waters. 9 Q Red Wbters. 10 A Frank Baird. 11 Q Frank Baird. 12 A Jamas Whisenant. 13 Q James what? 14 A Wiisenant, W-H-I-S-E-N-A-N-T, N-A-N-T, 15 Whisenant. 16 Q What was his first name? I got so 17 cai#it ip in his last rave. Jay? 18 A James. 19 Q James. Next? 20 A Bdwand Gibscn. 21 Q I was actually really feeling like I was 22 cn a roll there. 23 A Hoot. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 151 1 Q EcUard Gibscn. You called him Hoot, did 2 you say? 3 A Yeah. He's a little Yankee frcm 4 New York. 5 Q We're rot all bad. 6 A He's good, he's good. 7 Q Next. 8 A Good guy. Doug Harbin. 9 Q Now, these are all guys you still -10 A Hamlin Martin. 11 Q Hamlin Martin. Can ycu remarber for me 12 gjys ycu worked wi th that maybe have passed cn? 13 A That has passed cn? 14 Q Yes. 15 A Jerry Mitchell. 16 Q Jerry Mitchell, okay. Who else? 17 A Bum Severson. 18 Q Bum is his name? 19 A Yes. S-E-V-E-R-S-O-N. Mark WiIlians. 20 You want folks that's passed cn? 21 Q Yes. 22 A Joe Adcock. 23 Q Joe Adcock? P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 152 1 A A-D-C-O-C-K. 2 Q Okay. 3 A Several of them that I've already give 4 ycu are dead. 5 Q Who was dead out of the ones ycu gave 6 me? We knew Ceci I's dead. Hew about let's just go 7 thro#! then. Hew about this, Louis Marshall? 8 A Louis, Louis is not dead, yet. 9 Q Hew old is he? ' 10 A He's younger than I am. 11 Q Sixties? 12 A He's prcbably -- he's fifty-five. 13 fifty-seven years old, saTething Like that. 14 Q And how is his health, cb you know? 15 A I don't knew. He's in pretty goad 16 health. as far as I know. He just recently 17 retired. 18 Q Bill Snyder? 19 A Bill Snyder's in good health. He's a 20 good man. 21 Q How old- -- 22 A Finished high school with me. 23 Q He's your age then? P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035808 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 153 1 A Hub? 2 Q He's your age? 3 A Yeah. 4 Q Okay. Jerry Sanford? 5 A Jerry Sanford is still living, good 6 health. 7 Q Hew old is he? 8 A Around sixty. 9 Q These are a bunch of yang fel lews you 10 hung out w th. Dickie Wblker? 11 A Dickie's about sixty, sixty-cne. 12 Q I know, I met Dickie. Norman Madison? 13 A Norman's -- I'd say he's close to sixty. 14 Q Close to sixty. Are ail these guys 15 retired? 16 A Yeah. 17 Q Do you all still get together? 18 A Huh? 19 Q You guys all still get together 20 sometimes? 21 A We've got a -- we've got a Quarter 22 Century Club, every -- 23 Q Ch, I've heard about that. I think P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 154 1 actually Dickie Walker's the one told me about it. 2 A You got twenty-five years sen/ice with 3 the plant. they become a marfaer of the Quarter 4 Century Club. I'm the president of the Quarter 5 Century Club -- 6 Q All rig-tt. 7 A -- and have been for the past nearly 8 twenty years, I guess. So, I've got a lot of 9 friends. 10 Q I guess you do. 11 A I've got a lot of friends that -- put 12 down Zenus Pettus. 13 Q Zenus? 14 A Z-E-N-U-S, P-E-T-T-U-S. 15 Q He's a good friend of yours? 16 A Yes. 17 Q Hew old is he? 18 A He's older than I am. 19 Q He's got a great name. 20 A Huh? 21 Q He's got a great name. I love that 22 nans. 23 A Zenus. We called him Zeb. P P) PHY zjj. rufiTrucc m xt.T7*> roc/inqoo ncoi SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 155 i Q Zeb? 2 A Yeah. 3 Q That's still cool. Hew about 4 Harris Powell? 5 A Harris is eicfrty-five or eiefity-six. 6 He's still living. He lives in Birmin^Tam. 7 Q Harold, we talked about Harold Forbes. 8 Dick Mitchell? 9 A Dick Mitchell's dead. 10 Q Do you knew how he died? 11 A Yeah, had a heart attack watching an 12 Alabama football gams in a recliner. 13 M*. MOORE: That wi ll do it to you. 14 BY MS. RUTH: 15 Q That doesn't surprise me. 16 A He was in his middle seventies or 17 better. 18 Q Is he any kin to this Jerry Mitchell? 19 A Who? 20 Q Jerry Mitchell? 21 A Jerry Mitchell's dead. 22 Q I knew. Are they kin? 23 A Brothers. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE St ASSOCIATES 156 1 Q Brothers? 2 A Yeah. Their dad worked at the plant. 3 tco, Mr. Tern Mitchell. 4 Q Another legacy? 5 A Huh? 6 Q Another legacy? 7 A Yeah. 8 Q Jerry Mitchell -9 A Listen -- 10 Q There is a couple legacies there, huh? 11 There's a core group of you all, kind of like a 12 fraternity, I guess. 13 Jerry Mitchell? 14 A Jerry's dead. 15 Q How did Jerry pass? 16 A Died with a heart attack. 17 Q Also. Was it another Alabama game or -- 18 A No. 19 Q Russell Carlisle? 20 A Russell's still living. 21 Q He's how old? 22 A Lives out at Saks. He's older than I 23 am. He's a World War II veteran. c// /-v i i rr ai 7/-T71 /hc/\om ncm HARTOLDMON0035809 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 157 1 Q Seventy1ish, sixty? 2 A Probably in his middle seventies. 3 Q Mid seventies? 4 A Had a hip replaced and that kind of 5 stuff, but he's still hopping around. 6 Q How about this C. V. Gray? 7 A He's dead. 8 Q Hew old was he when he died? 9 A Sixty-five. 10 Q Do you know -- 11 A He was retired. He worked till he was 12 sixty-five, so he was more than sixty-five when he 13 died. 14 Q Co you knew hew he passed? 15 A I don't know what -- what he died from. 16 I was -- he was an electrician when I was. 17 Q Did you stay in touch ip until he 18 passed? 19 A Huh? 20 Q Did y'all stay in touch ip until he 21 passed? 22 A Yeah, he was a Mason, member of the 23 Masonic Lodge. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATE 158 1 Q But you don't know what the cause of his 2 death was? 3 A I don't rerrerber. 4 Q Do you raTsrber i f i t was sudden or i f 5 he had been i ll? 6 A I think he was sick for awhile, but I 7 don't know what -- what it -- it may have been 8 cancer. I don't know. 9 Q Hew about Fred waters? 10 A Fred Waters is dead. He was an 11 electrician with me, too. 12 Q Hew long has he been dead? 13 A Twelve, fifteen years. 14 Q Ch, okay, a*hile. Do you know how he 15 died? 16 A No, I don't. I don't know if he died 17 from a heart -- heart problem or what. 18 HR. M30RE: Don't speculate. 19 THE WITNESS: I don't know. 20 BY MS. RUTH: 21 Q Okay. Did he die relatively -- did he 22 retire? 23 A Ch, yeah, he had bean retired a lerg P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 159 1 time when he died. Fred -- Fred was an old man. 2 Q Hew about Frank Baird? 3 A Frank was of my dad's generation. He -4 old age probably killed Frank. I don't know 5 what -- what they actually wrote cn his death 6 certificate. 7 Q How long has he been passed? 8 A Fifteen or twenty years. He was an 9 electrician, too. 10 Q James Wnisenant? 11 A James Wnisenant, he was an electrician. 12 too. He's dead. 13 Q Do you know, how long has he been dead? 14 A Fifteen years, I guess. 15 Q WSs be retired? 16 A Ch, yeah. 17 Q Do you know what caused his passing? 18 A I don't knew. 19 Q And how about Hoot? 20 A Hoot's still alive. 21 Q How old is Hoot? 22 A Hoot's about sixty, maybe a little 23 better than sixty. He's got a daughter that's P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591- SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 160 1 forty-two years old and she's -- she was bom 2 with -- you local folks? She's forty-two years 3 old. She's at a hospital in Philadelphia. This 4 don't have anything to do with -- 5 COURT REPORTER: Do you went me 6 off? . 7 BY MS. RUTH: 8 Q Do you not went -- 9 A She was bom wi th sene of her organs 10 outside of her body. And she's had forty something 11 surgeries in her lifetime. Sweet girl, pretty 12 girl, blcrd headed girl like you ard this lady. 13 I've known her all her life. I knew her mother. 14 Q Did she grow ip around -- 15 A In West Anniston. 16 Q West Amistcn? 17 A Yeah. Went to school at Wellborn. 18 Ard -- 19 MR. MCORE: Her mother went to 20 school at Wellborn. Is that what your testimony 21 is? 22 MS. RUTH: No, the dau^iter went to 23 school. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035810 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 161 1 THE WITNESS: No. Hie, the 2 daj#tter went to school at Wellborn. 3 BY MS. RUTH: 4 Q She was -- 5 A She's in -- she's got to have a total 6 replacement of her colon and most of her organs. 7 Ard that's the only place they cb it, I think, in 8 the world, is that hospital. 9 Q So, she's been struggling with this 10 since she was bom and she's forty-two, rcw? 11 A Well, she's been struggling with -- from 12 the day she was bom, they started doing surgery cn 13 her as a child and she's had forty something 14 different surgeries. Ard rcw she's goirg to die -- 15 Q If they don't -16 A --if they can't do something for her. 17 And they've had a drive here in our county to help 18 her, financially. 19 Q She grew ip here? She's cnly up in 20 Phi ladelphia for the surgery? 21 A She's ip there waiting and being looked 22 at and seen after by the doctors ip there. 23 preparing her for -- in the event that those organs P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 162 1 come avai lable, they can put them in her ard she -- 2 if she don't get them probably in six months, she's 3 going to die. 4 Q Wall, I'm sorry to hear that. 5 A It's a sad situation. 6 Q Yes. 7 A Her mother's dead and she's an cnly 8 chi Id. It's just -- 9 Q How did her mamma die? 10 A I don't know. I don't know what killed 11 Wootie. Ws called her Wootie. 12 Q Wootie ard Hoot? 13 A Wootie ard Hoot. 14 Q That's great. Well, how about -- 15 A My heart goes out to her. 16 Q As does, I think, all of ours. That's a 17 horrible story. 18 Doug Harbin? 19 A Doug Harbin's still -- still living. He 20 was a rtBchanic for me when I had the group in the 21 north step. 22 Q Is he younger then? 23 A He's younger than me, yeah. P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 163 1 Q Hew old is he? 2 A He's retired now. 3 Q Ch, he is? 4 A Yeah. 5 Q Do you know how old he is? 6 A He's probably in his early sixties. 7 Q Early sixties. And Hamlin Martin? 8 A He's retired. He worked for me as a 9 madoanic. 10 Q Do you knew how old he is? 11 A He's probably around sixty. 12 Q Ard Zenus? (hat do we know about -- 13 A Zenus Pettus, Zenus Pettus is in his 14 middle or late seventies. Good man. Lives in 15 Linevilie. 16 Q Lives where? I'm sorry. 17 A Lives in Clay Oounty, cfcwn close to 18 Linevilie cn Fox Creek. 19 Q Does a lot of fishing? 20 A well, it's not -- Fox Creek is not a 21 great big creek. 22 Q Ch, it's not? 23 A But Zeb does fish and hunt, got P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 164 1 cattle -- 2 Q Ch, is he the deer hunter? 3 A Yeah, deer hunt. 4 Q New, how about Bum Severscn? 5 A Bum Severscn. 6 Q Severscn. 7 A Bum Severscn, he's dead. 8 Q Ard how did he die? 9 A I don't know. I'm not sure. 10 MR. MOORE: Don't speculate. 11 THE WITNESS: I'm not sure. 12 BY MS. RSJTH: 13 Q Do ycu knew if it was a sickness or a 14 sudden death? 15 A It was a sickness. I know he had a knee 16 replaced. a knee replacement, because he core -- 17 core to see my dad and daddy took to telling him 18 about his knees ard Bum says -- daddy said, I 19 think I need to have it operated cn. And Bum 20 said, don t do it, don't do it, don't do it. And 21 Bum was the supervisor in the department where my 22 dad worked. But he was a good man, good man. 23 Q Hew about Mark Williams? P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035811 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 165 1 A Mark was a foreman with my dad. He's 2 dead, too. He's been dead about a year. 3 Q Da you know how he died? 4 A He was of my dad's generation. He 5 died -- time and exposure got him tike it did my 6 dad. Mark was active pretty much tp till -7 Q And then Joe Adcock? 8 A Joe Adcock, Joe was an operator, the 9 chief operator in the plant. He's dead. And he 10 bidded into the -- to the Guard Force and he was -- 11 he was kilLed. Somebody shot him or he shot 12 himself, cne. 13 Wa all -- v-hen I say "we," we that 14 worked at the plant when all this happened -- don't 15 believe that Joe killed himself with his cwn gun. 16 Somebody -- somebody was -- there was too much -- 17 Q How long ago was this? 18 A Twenty-five years ago. 19 Q Okay. Hew old would Joe have been at 20 the time? 21 A well, Joe was probably in his sixties 22 when he was ki lied. 23 Q Anybody else that you can recall who's SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 167 1 meet you. 2 (WHEREUPON, the deposition was concluded.) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 166 1 worked at the plant wi th you that has passed? 2 A Not right off the top of my head. There 3 has been a lot of folks -- 4 Q Sure -- 5 A -- that I worked wi th that -- over that 6 period of time, and if I get an old seniority list 7 or sanething out and looked at it and checked than 8 out, it would surprise me hew many are gone. 9 MS. RUTH: Let me just collect my 10 theu^vts for two seconds and I'll ccms ric^tt back. 11 (WHEREUPON, there was discussion off the record.) 12 BY MS. RUTH: 13 Q The only thing I wanted to confirm with 14 you, and I may have already asked it of you is: 15 You currently collect a pension from Monsanto; is 16 that richt? Or do you currently collect a pension 17 frem Monsanto? 18 A (W/itness reds head.) 19 MS. RUTH: Sir, I feel like at this 20 point I've asked what I need to ask for this 21 deposition and I'm ready to say goodbye. 22 THE WITNESS: Good. 23 MS. RUTH: It was a pleasure to P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 168 1 CfEIIfICAJE 2 STATE OF ALABAMA) 3 CALHOUN COUNTY ) 4 5 I, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE, a Court Reporter 6 and Notary Ptblic in and for The State of Atabana 7 at Lange, duly cormissicned arri qualified, HEREBY 8 CERTIFY that the within nared witness, DONALD 9 CURRY, who was made known to me, was first duly 10 aom to testify the truth, the whole truth, and 11 nothing but the truth in the cause aforesaid; that 12 the testimony then given by him was by me reduced 13 to shorthand in the presence of said witness. 14 afterwards transcribed ipon a ocrcputer, and that 15 the foregoing is a true and correct transcript of 16 the testimony given by him as aforesaid. 17 I FURTHER CERTIFY this deposition 18 was taken at the time and place in the foregoing 19 capticn specified, and was carpleted without 20 adjournment. 21 I FURTHER CERTIFY that I an rot a 22 relative, caxisel, or attorney for either party, or 23 otherwise interested in the outcome of this action. P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035812 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 169 1 2 WITNESS SIGNATURE: DONALD CURRY 3 I, , have 4 read the foregoing testimony given by nre ard it is 5 true ard complete with any corrections noted by 6 page ard line nurber cn the following Errata Page. 7 This the day of , 2001. 8 9 10 11 DONALD CURRY 12 13 IN WITNESS UHEREOF, I have hereunto 14 set my hard and affixed my seal at Amistcn, 15 Alabama, on this the 22rd day of March, 2001. 16 17 18 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE 19 Notary Ptblic in ard for 20 Alabama at Large 21 22 MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: 11-17-2001. 23 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 171 1 PAGE LINE 2 3 NOW READS 4 5 SHOULD READ 6 7 PAGE LINE 8 9 NOW READS 10 11 SHOULD READ 12 13 PAGE LINE 14 15 NOW READS 16 17 SHOULD READ 18 19 DATE , 2001. 20 21 22 DONALD CURRY 23 P.O. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 170 1 Please, make any necessary spelling 2 corrections in your testimony cn the errata sheets. 3 Sign the signature page ard mail along with the 4 errata sheets to the following address within 30 5 days or signature wi ll be waived: 6 7 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE, Court Reporter 8 P.O. Box 544 9 Chatchee, Alabama 36271 10 11 ERRATA PAGE 12 PAGE LINE 13 14 NOW READS 15 16 SHOULD READ 17 18 PAGE LINE 19 20 NOW READS 21 22 SHOULD READ 23 P.O. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 172 1 2 3 4 A-d-c-o-c-k 5 ability 6 abrasive 7 8 abrasives 9 abreast 10 absolutely 11 accept 12 acceptable 13 accepted 14 acetylene 15 acid 16 acres 17 across 18 activated 19 active 20 actual 21 actually 22 23 CONCORDANCE 152-1 6-12, 36-9 66-14, 66-15, 66-16, 66-17, 69-1, 69-12 67-7, 67-8, 73-9 118-5 31-15 135-6, 135-7 125-13 134-19, 134-23, 135-3 80-21, 81-22 120-11 31-21 10-2, 126-23 17-20 53-3, 165-6 75-5 9-22, 14-17, 15-12, 15-15, 21-18, 33-9, 49-20, 49-23, 55-11, 55-13, 65-13, 70-8, 71-5, 72-5, 83-7, 97-7, r\rv onv C// r? j A-rr-i iri- ai nrm Aiirirr ai 7//ir/nom ncm HARTOLDMON0035813 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 173 1 2 3 4 Adcock 5 add 6 added 7 additional 8 adjoins 9 adult 10 advantage 11 Aetna 12 affair 13 affected 14 again 15 age 16 17 aged 18 aga 19 20 agreed 21 ahead 22 air 23 Alabana 102-1, 107-4, 110-22, 118-21, 122-9, 126-6, 126-17, 127-15, 136-18, 137-3, 150-21, 154-1, 159-5 151-22, 151-23, 165-7, 165-8 80-2, 80-16, 82-8, 82-11 83-14, 85-2 10-19 31-22 22-5 58-22 9-5, 9-8 41-8 130-19 10-17, 45-5, 92-9, 107-23 7-22, 35-9, 37-17, 99-15, 152-23, 153-2, 159-4 49-22, 50-1 7-3, 7-4, 9-22, 20-15, 21-12, 50-16, 61-2, 62-6, 165-17, 165-18 59-2 21-14, 89-2, 89-3, 106-11, 147-6 62-11 19-12, 28-12, 28-19, 28-21, 55-1, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 175 1 2 3 4 5 arroinced 6 annually 7 answer 8 9 answered 10 answering 11 anticipated 12 anticipating 13 antiseptic 14 anybody 15 anymore 16 anyone 17 anything 18 19 20 21 anyway 22 apart 23 apartment 44-11, 45-19, 45-22, 48-9, 73-13, 74-4, 78-9, 78-19, 89-14, 91-20, 92-1, 92-4, 92-7, 92-8, 92-11, 130-4, 160-15, 160-16 130-17 52-12, 89-18 5-20, 6-3, 6-13, 24-14, 24-15, 33-6, 125-23, 131-7, 132-2, 140-3 104-5, 135-9, 144-14 10-14 137-8 109-22 125-8 18-18, 34-16, 165-23 20-4, 32-14 114-16, 127-21, 128-11 12-22, 32-1, 38-20, 52-10, 53-11, 55-9, 59-6, 59-9, 59-10, 59-12, 59-17, 65-12, 86-15, 88-6, 94-5, 117-7, 133-3, 146-13, 160-4 14-9 126-21 21-5, 21-6, 25-23, 26-1, 26-2, 26-3 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 174 1 2 3 4 alert 5 alive 6 Allendale 7 Allgood 8 almost 9 alone 10 along 11 12 althou^o 13 alvays 14 Alzheimers 15 amine 16 amines 17 amrtnia 18 animal 19 Am 20 21 Arm's 22 Amistcn 23 55-2, 55-4, 55-7, 55-10, 55-17, 55-19, 56-3, 56-23, 57-7, 58-2, 155-12, 156-17 36-5 25-8, 45-17, 100-2, 159-20 30-9 56-18, 56-19 147-8, 147-9 35-22, 35-23 11-10, 22-15, 39-20, 59-1, 88-11, 102-1, 104-14, 117-3, 121-8, 126-4 138-18 55-19, 64-12, 93-11, 95-22, 95-23 44-7 79-23, 80-1, 82-11 83-13 81-1 25-6 47-22, 47-23, 48-12, 48-13, 48-17, 49-10, 50-4, 51-7, 51-13 51-8, 51-15 14-23, 15-1, 19-12, 19-15, 24-7, 30-10, 31-6, 31-8, 32-23, 33-1, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 176 1 apologize 2 apparently 3 appendicitis 4 appendix 5 applaud 6 apply 7 apprentice 8 area 9 10 11 12 13 areas 14 argon 15 arguing 16 Armistice 17 Army 18 anoclor 19 20 21 22 23 131-8 7-13 38-6 38-6 28-23 113-20 108-16, 108-17 45-22, 103-18, 103-21, 103-22, 104-9, 104-12, 104-13, 104-23, 107-15, 107-21, 114-15, 117-18, 121-20, 122-22, 123-5, 123-8, 123-22, 126-7 94-19, 145-11 81-1 133-21 19-2, 19-4 18-7, 18-10, 18-11, 18-12, 31-6 7-11, 90-18, 106-14, 107-2, 107-15, 107-18, 107-21, 115-7, 115-15, 119-4, 120-3, 120-11, 121-21, 123-12, 127-16, 129-3, 129-6, 129-8, 129-10, 129-16, 132-7, 132-12, 134-11, 138-17, 145-10, 145-13, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035814 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 177 1 2 aroclors 3 4 artxrri 5 6 7 arthritis 8 asbestos 9 ashamsd 10 ask 11 12 13 14 15 16 asked 17 18 19 asking 20 21 aspects 22 aspirin 23 assign 145-15, 146-7, 146-11 114-12, 116-13, 127-18, 128-12, 128-17, 130-3, 135-14 20-20, 36-3, 56-17, 62-16, 63-12, 63-15, 69-16, 123-15, 124-15, 142-2, 153-8, 157-5, 160-14, 163-11 39-23 61-23, 62-2, 62-7, 62-8 29-1 5-16, 5-19, 6-15, 24-10, 35-8, 41-3, 48-12, 50-3, 52-4, 53-20, 53-23, 54-6, 61-13, 65-14, 82-21, 91-16, 92-9, 96-17, 96-23, 97-8, 104-6, 109-21, 133-12, 137-1, 141-9, 142-12, 145-14, 146-3, 166-20 5-22, 10-23, 54-17, 63-20, 71-8, 73-14, 82-20, 115-21, 133-7, 133-9, 133-14, 133-16, 166-14, 166-20 83-7, 83-8, 90-13 , 92-7, 95-3, 133-5, 139-20 119-2 53-8 118-13 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 179 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 background 11 backyards 12 bad 13 Baind 14 baker 15 ball 16 bar 17 barrel 18 barrels 19 bashful 20 basic 21 basically 22 basis 23 basket 43-7, 43-10, 44-18, 45-12, 50-15, 50-16, 52-3, 58-1, 58-5, 58-7, 58-11, 58-19, 60-13, 63-19, 63-21, 64-5, 64-19, 70-20, 70-21, 76-19, 79-6, 106-10, 106-13, 106-15, 106-20, 106-23, 107-4, 107-6, 107-17, 107-23, 110-21, 123-13, 124-8, 133-18, 133-21, 134-2, 134-8, 138-12, 166-10 12-10 24-17 8-1, 8-2, 8-5, 13-16, 17-11, 151-5 150-10, 150-11, 159-2 44-17 55-8 27-18 69-11, 71-23 69-9, 69-10, 71-13 13-1 17-17 32-3, 82-22, 104-11 50-14 24-5 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 178 1 assigned 2 associate 3 assure 4 assuming 5 assumption 6 ate 7 Atlanta 8 attack 9 attorney 10 Auburn 11 August 12 autcmobi le 13 avaitable 14 Avenue 15 arere 16 a^hile 17 18 Axe 19 20 baby 21 back 22 23 17-19, 18-3, 118-23 57-2 5-21 122-10, 146-22 48-13 7-14 56-17 38-5, 38-7, 155-11, 156-16 5-15, 27-10, 27-11, 27-12 55-10 59-13, 61-12 24-3, 24-6, 36-18, 44-21, 44-22 162-1 13-9, 13-22, 21-5 40-4, 51-10, 60-21, 88-18, 121-20 48-5, 98-20, 135-19, 136-6, 158-6, 158-14 8-1, 8-2, 8-4, 8-5 47-13, 47-14, 47-16, 49-17 8-17, 17-23, 18-23, 19-8, 19-9, 19-10, 19-15, 19-23, 23-21, 23-22, 24-11, 28-9, 28-18, 31-22, 41-11, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 180 1 batch 2 batch-type 3 batches 4 Battle 5 bay 6 beaker 7 Beard 8 bearings 9 became 10 become 11 beginning 12 behalf 13 Belgium 14 believe 15 16 17 18 belonged 19 be lew 20 benign 21 Beming 22 best 23 69-13, 82-10, 82-14, 83-13, 88-10 116-7 67-3 42-12 30-23 74-13 149-8 119-10 16-13, 76-8 91-17, 154-3 58-19, 107-12, 120-4 8-16, 11-20 42-12 7-23, 29-6, 34-1, 34-18, 41-17, 66-5, 76-3, 79-13, 114-19, 114-22, 138-19, 139-6, 144-6, 144-7, 144-8, 149-3, 165-15 15-21 82-16, 83-11 60-3, 60-6 17-22 11-3, 79-12, 90-19, 94-13, 119-23, 140-3 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035815 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 181 1 bet 2 better 3 4 5 between 6 beyond 7 bicycle 8 bidded 9 big 10 11 12 bigger 13 biggest 14 Bill 15 16 17 Bill's 18 biphenyl 19 20 biphenyls 21 bird 22 birds 23 Birmirxfiam 60-16 22-12, 22-22, 23-9, 23-11, 48-23, 113-12, 121-9, 137-2, 142-12, 155-17, 159-23 64-19, 112-2, 142-2 64-7 24-4 108-9, 165-10 24-5, 24-6, 29-17, 38-23, 64-18, 67-20, 67-21, 68-11, 83-5, 87-3, 115-14, 139-3, 163-21 68-21, 74-13, 87-7, 101-4 48-18 25-7, 43-21, 43-22, 44-1, 44-3, 44-5, 44-6, 44-8, 44-18, 46-20, 148-15, 152-18, 152-19 44-4, 44-5 90-18, 106-14, 107-15, 107-18, 107-20, 126-7, 127-16, 129-7 107-3 128-21, 132-8 132-9 55-23, 155-6 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 183 1 2 both 3 4 5 6 bottari 7 baj^it 8 9 boy 10 boys 11 brake 12 brakes 13 break 14 15 breakdown 16 breakfast 17 breath 18 breathe 19 brief 20 briefly 21 bring 22 bringing 23 brings 160-1, 160-9, 161-10, 161-12 16-5, 24-15, 76-16, 98-13, 98-21, 98-22, 98-23, 99-3, 101-1, 101-21, 102-3, 110-3, 139-21, 139-23, 140-1, 140-7 68-22, 69-21 15-18, 15-20, 16-5, 19-18, 66-22, 80-19 23-1, 24-7, 26-22, 26-23, 60-10 40-13, 40-14 62-8, 62-9, 62-10, 62-16 62-7 12-22, 65-17, 65-19, 101-20, 137-3, 137-5, 139-22 110-8 30-22, 38-21 63-16 64-4 49-22, 65-20, 67-6 33-7, 42-13, 134-8 126-13 140-8, 140-11 109-3 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 182 1 birth 2 biscuits 3 bit 4 5 bleach 6 bless 7 block 8 blocks 9 blend 10 blood 11 blowers 12 blowing 13 blue 14 board 15 body 16 bogged 17 boi ler 18 bcrrb 19 bone 20 borderline 21 bom 22 23 14-17, 61-8, 61-10 39-1 5-12, 12-11, 25-19, 31-17, 33-15, 65-14 75-19 34-6, 39-3 20-21, 49-5 13-8, 67-20, 67-21 160-12 18-21, 38-15, 50-8, 52-21, 53-1 117-13 124-7 88-14 130-18 160-10 67-5 143-5, 143-8, 143-9, 143-10, 143-13 105-12, 148-13 41-6, 41-7 53-1 13-7, 13-8, 13-21, 14-15, 22-20, 41-1, 41-2, 44-1, 45-15, 49-10, 54-9, 54-10, 54-11, 61-5, 61-11, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 184 1 broke 2 brother 3 4 Brothers 5 brou^tt 6 Bruce 7 bubble 8 bucket 9 buckets 10 bui Id 11 buiIding 12 bui It 13 14 Bulge 15 bulletin 16 bunch 17 bingie 18 Bunsen 19 buried 20 Bum 21 22 burner 23 business 101-21, 102-3 16-2, 16-14, 36-2, 36-18, 40-9, 41-5, 41-8, 41-14, 43-21, 45-14 155-23, 156-1 137-17 147-15, 147-16, 147-17 82-15 124-3 124-1, 124-2, 124-3, 124-13 15-10, 15-12, 15-13, 74-15 26-3, 126-18, 142-8 15-8, 15-15, 16-1, 16-14, 54-14, 93-13, 107-13, 119-19 42-12 130-18 71-20, 153-9 59-11 74-14 102-22 151-17, 151-18, 164-4, 164-5, 164-7, 164-18, 164-19, 164-21 74-14 36-19, 37-8, 37-9, 44-22, 45-5 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035816 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 185 1 Buster 2 Blister's 3 busts 4 busy 5 butter 6 butts 7 buy 8 buying 9 10 cage 11 Calciner 12 Calhxn 13 call 14 15 called 16 17 18 calling 19 came 20 21 22 23 99-11, 99-17, 100-6 100-5 67-23 52-1, 62-5 39-1 123-19 26-18, 66-19, 70-13, 70-14, 113-10 21-16 64-19 105-10, 105-12 13-4, 13-6, 23-12, 44-10 34-9, 54-5, 69-14, 88-4, 100-19, 116-21, 118-7, 135-14, 140-13, 147-6 5-15, 56-6, 64-9, 64-14, 70-10, 75-18, 77-16, 79-8, 96-11, 104-23, 122-5, 151-1, 154-23, 162-11 110-1 19-14, 19-23, 23-21, 28-9, 28-18, 43-10, 44-23, 55-10, 56-7, 60-13, 63-13, 67-8, 68-2, 68-4, 69-1, 74-11, 76-19, 79-6, 80-21, 82-1, 86-19, 105-9, 110-13, 121-8, 138-20, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 187 1 cases 2 casing 3 cattle 4 cau^it 5 cause 6 caused 7 caustic 8 cease 9 ceased 10 Ceci l 11 Cecil's 12 Center 13 central 14 Century 15 Ceo 16 certain 17 certainly 18 certificate 19 change 20 charged 21 charges 22 changing 23 character 6-18, 11-8, 110-9 119-13 164-1 150-17 35-9, 61-13, 129-1, 133-19, 158-1 61-22, 159-17 83-18, 83-23, 85-19 98-13 100-17 149-8, 149-10 152-6 13-19 128-3 153-22, 154-4, 154-5 48-18, 48-20 121-11 121-19 159-6 34-8, 123-21 58-20, 72-21, 111-20, 111-22, 112-4 72-23, 131-2 94-18 89-8 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 186 1 2 Carp 3 carrps 4 can't 5 6 cancer 7 capabilities 8 capability 9 car 10 11 care 12 career 13 14 Carlisle 15 carpenter 16 carpenters 17 carried 18 carrier 19 carry 20 carrying 21 cars 22 case 23 138-22 17-18, 17-23 19-5 33-9, 34-8, 96-16, 131-10, 131-11, 138-18, 161-16 41-6, 41-7, 61-17, 61-18, 158-8 115-23 115-14 62-9, 63-19, 63-21, 63-22, 70-18, 91-8, 100-7, 119-16 16-10 27-2), 27-23, 44-20, 48-14, 109-9, 143-22 150-4, 150-5, 156-19 128-2 118-18 64-2, 83-17 42-16, 46-4, 46-8, 101-19 70-2, 119-8 35-14, 117-14, 140-23 62-6, 81-12 6-19, 6-20, 6-22, 8-16, 8-17, 9-1, 9-2, 9-5, 9-12, 10-12 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 188 1 characteristic 2 check 3 checked 4 chemical 5 chemists 6 chest 7 Chicago 8 chicken 9 chickens 10 chief 11 chi Id 12 chiIdren 13 chlorination 14 chlorinators 15 chlorine 16 chose 17 chncnic 18 chinks 19 church 20 21 churches 22 cigarette 23 circulated 55-12 33-5, 59-13, 60-14 59-21, 166-7 82-17, 83-14, 90-8, 90-10, 91-13 78-5 64-14 90-21 49-13, 49-15, 49-18 25-10 63-3, 86-11, 89-4, 118-3, 165-9 27-1, 45-10, 161-13, 162-8 26-21, 40-10, 40-11, 89-8, 90-7 116-8 116-8 80-11, 129-7 57-14 50-23 68-11, 69-2, 69-3 35-15, 35-19, 56-14, 56-19, 56-21, 57-1, 57-3, 57-5, 57-7 56-17 123-18 83-19 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035817 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 189 1 civi l 2 claim 3 claimed 4 claiming 5 clarify 6 classification 7 8 Clay 9 clean 10 11 12 clean-cp 13 cleaned 14 15 cleaning 16 clear 17 clerk 18 clinbed 19 Clorox 20 close 21 22 closed 23 closest 17-10, 27-16 125-19 7-13 125-18 96-18, 116-3 118-15, .118-16, 118-17, 118-18, 118-19 163-17 , 88-2, 121-21, 121-22, 121-23, 122-3, 122-22, 123-5, 123-8, 123-9, 127-3, 127-4, 136-4, 136-5, 138-5, 140-18 86-14, 122-3 31-21, 94-10, 103-4, 110-15, 123-20, 137-13 123-12 90-13, 96-22, 102-4 63-3 59-12 75-21, 77-8 19-11, 43-12, 98-15, 98-16, 113-21, 146-23, 153-13, 153-14, 163-17 71-3, 71-6, 82-3 146-20 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 191 1 carmercial 2 cormissicn 3 ccmnissicner 4 ccrnni tment 5 ccrmtri 6 ccmmnicate 7 camunicated 8 Gctmtnity 9 cctrpahies 10 corpany 11 carpressors 12 concluded 13 concrete 14 ccrriense 15 condenser 16 conditioning 17 conditions 18 conduit 19 conference 20 confirm 21 congestive 22 ccnjincticn 23 consistency 96-19 11-8 63-3 87-13 112-7, 113-20, 141-3 130-21 134-20 30-14, 30-15 129-17 23-5, 43-12, 90-3, 92-8 117-12 167-2 68-10, 104-10, 104-11 84-15 84-15 63-7 23-16 140-19, 140-22 10-3, 56-23 166-13 39-12 118-3 135-15 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 190 1 cloth 2 cloth-type 3 Club 4 Clydesdale 5 coast 6 coffee 7 coil 8 coi Is 9 Coldvater 10 collect 11 college 12 colon 13 colum 14 combination 15 care 16 17 18 19 20 21 cares 22 caning 23 72-15, 72-17 72-13 153-22, 154-4, 154-5 19-20 57-14 31-4, 38-19, 120-10 84-13 104-2 30-14, 30-15, 31-5, 54-14 166-9, 166-15, 166-16 54-23, 55-21 59-20, 60-1, 161-6 84-15 109-21, 139-21, 139-23, 140-1 7-23, 11-23, 18-20, 39-5, 43-7, 45-12, 58-19, 62-10, 67-15, 67-19, 69-19, 71-18, 71-21, 81-2, 82-8, 83-17, 84-14, 84-16, 89-19, 106-10, 113-21, 162-1, 164-16, 164-17, 166-10 81-11, 81-12, 81-13, 112-10 22-15, 36-19, 44-18, 58-1, 74-23, 123-10 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 192 1 contained 2 container 3 contaminated 4 continue 5 continuous 6 contract 7 contracting 8 contractors 9 10 contributing 11 control 12 controls 13 conversation 14 cook 15 cooking 16 oool 17 cooled 18 coordinate 19 coordinating 20 ccpe 21 care 22 com 23 comer 7-12 64-20, 81-6, 81-11 7-14, 7-15 16-7 116-8 137-16 139-1 137-17, 138-8, 138-19, 138-22, 139-1, 139-11, 139-14 77-7 38-17, 52-21, 123-17, 123-19 53-2 55-14 44-17, 64-8, 83-1 82-22, 83-1 68-7, 120-20, 155-3 68-9, 120-17 110-14 111-9 36-9 156-11 25-15 19-19, 20-9, 62-5 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 1256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035818 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 193 1 correct 2 correctly 3 canting 4 canty 5 6 axple 7 8 axirse 9 10 court 11 courthouse 12 courting 13 covered 14 covering 15 COW 16 cows 17 crane 18 crapped 19 crazy 20 create 21 credit 22 creek 23 crew 95-6, 127-18 137-15 128-2 11-8, 11-9, 13-4, 13-6, 23-12, 62-17, 63-5, 161-17, 163-17 41-11, 41-12, 46-19, 96-18, 114-1, 141-8, 156-10 15-23, 22-18, 23-20, 30-20, 70-14, 72-20, 119-1 5-6, 6-8, 11-9, 27-14, 160-5 62-18, 62-22, 62-23, 63-1 24-22 32-3, 104-6 145-11 25-12 7-14, 25-10 139-2, 139-3, 139-4, 139-6 60-9 83-6 96-1 58-13, 58-18 163-18, 163-20, 163-21 86-19, 107-16, 114-3 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 195 1 2 3 4 dad's 5 6 daddy 7 8 dairy 9 dark 10 dam 11 date 12 daucfiter 13 dau^iters 14 David 15 David's 16 day 17 18 19 days 20 21 dead 22 23 37-9, 37-19, 37-23, 38-2, 38-5, 38-7, 99-22, 146-6, 156-2, 164-17, 164-22, 165-1, 165-6 8-11, 16-13, 34-18, 99-19, 159-3, 165-4 13-20, 34-22, 36-17, 36-19, 39-2, 44-23, 164-17, 164-18 7-11 51-19, 51-23 39-6 14-17, 61-8, 61-10 57-6, 159-23, 160-22, 161-2 16-12 12-14, 97-21, 144-22 50-18 22-11, 53-6, 53-8, 53-19, 63-8, 63-10, 63-12, 86-16, 96-3, 110-5, 112-9, 122-20, 161-12 34-11, 35-2, 35-3, 99-16, 110-4, 112-9, 146-7 40-22, 44-4, 100-5, 147-13, 149-8, 149-13, 152-4, 152-5, 152-6, 152-8, 155-9, 155-21, 156-14, 157-7, P.0. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 194 1 criminal 2 criteria 3 crop 4 cross 5 crush 6 crusher 7 crusher-type 8 crushers 9 crushing 10 crusty 11 curiosity 12 currently 13 curry 14 15 customers 16 cut 17 cutting 18 cylinder 19 cylinders 20 21 dad 22 23 27-15 95-20 60-9 14-4 68-12, 68-14, 68-16 68-12, 68-14, 105-12 67-22 71-3, 71-17 71-5 10-5 31-16, 81-3 166-15, 166-16 5-5, 5-10, 47-3, 47-4, 47-9, 65-12, 134-7 67-1 117-22, 117-23 81-17 82-5 80-21, 81-2, 81-13, 81-14, 82-1 7-16, 15-7, 15-8, 15-16, 15-18, 16-5, 16-19, 19-17, 20-9, 33-10, 34-1, 34-10, 35-12, 35-23, 36-12, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 196 1 2 3 dead-end 4 deal 5 dealing 6 death 7 8 Decsrber 9 decide 10 decided 11 deciding 12 decision 13 decontaminated 14 deer 15 16 degree 17 Deleware 18 deliver 19 delivered 20 delivering 21 dsrcnstrating 22 department 23 158-10, 158-12, 159-12, 159-13, 162-7, 164-7, 165-2, 165-9 31-14 55-10, 140-5 96-5, 109-23 35-9, 35-14, 41-15, 47-19, 61-14, 158-2, 159-5, 164-14 25-13, 44-6, 61-11 15-9 ' 28-9 111-7 56-9, 134-13 103-4 148-6, 148-8, 148-9, 148-11, 148-12, 164-2, 164-3 28-10, 28-11, 56-13, 58-6, 137-9 8-17 37-11 24-3, 37-19 24-6, 37-1 64-21, 82-5 73-17, 73-20, 73-23, 74-4, 75-9, 90-6, 90-16, 90-17, 91-5, 99-12, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035819 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 197 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 departments 9 Depending 10 Depends 11 deposition 12 13 14 depositions 15 Depot 16 depression 17 derivative 18 describe 19 described 20 design 21 detail 22 detergent 23 determined 107-17, 108-5, 108-10, 108-11, 109-11, 109-13, 109-18, 110-14, 115-7, 117-3, 117-5, 119-4, 120-3, 121-21, 122-1, 123-13, 127-17, 134-11, 138-17, 142-19, 143-14, 143-15, 145-10, 146-8, 146-12, 164-21 117-3 125-8 41-18 5-3, 6-13, 6-16, 7-16, 8-7, 8-15, 8-23, 9-4, 9-9, 9-21, 11-19, 12-1, 166-21, 167-2 10-19, 10-22 31-6 22-21 77-6 120-2 140-13 120-20 12-11, 106-10 77-19 64-3, 64-17 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 199 1 2 3 difficult 4 directing 5 director 6 disappeared 7 disconnect 8 discuss 9 discussion 10 11 Dishwashing 12 dismantle 13 dismantled 14 15 dismantling 16 17 dispose 18 disposed 19 distill 20 distinguishing 21 division 22 doctor 23 71-20, 78-6, 90-11, 93-3, 93-4, 105-2, 118-23, 131-14, 161-14 41-13 118-22 56-16, 56-18, 56-20 144-12 137-12 114-17 87-23, 133-23, 138-11, 143-11, 166-11 105-19 96-7 136-14, 138-5, 139-19, 144-12, 145-13, 145-15 137-18, 138-3, 138-16, 139-7, 139-18, 145-10 101-9 100-16, 102-15, 102-17, 139-20 84-6 55-12, 100-19 17-19, 17-20, 18-3, 18-16 34-17, 34-21, 39-16, 48-10, 49-2, 50-13, 52-11, 53-14, 64-2, 64-15 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 198 1 developed 2 development 3 diabetes 4 diacposed 5 diaper 6 diaper-type 7 diapers 8 Dick 9 Dickie 10 Dickie's 11 die 12 13 died 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 dielectric 21 difference 22 different 23 146-12 31-16, 31-18 50-11 52-10, 53-11 72-12, 72-17, 72-19 72-15 72-21 150-2, 150-3, 155-8, 155-9 149-2, 149-3, 153-10, 153-12, 154-1 153-11 41-5, 41-20, 63-17, 158-21, 161-14, 162-3, 162-9, 164-8 15-17, 16-5, 20-16, 34-3, 35-22, 36-15, 39-11, 39-12, 40-7, 41-6, 44-6, 61-5, 61-12, 61-17, 100-6, 149-9, 149-12, 149-15, 149-16, 155-10, 156-16, 157-8, 157-13, 157-15, 158-15, 158-16, 159-1, 165-3, 165-5 129-16 93-7 67-3, 68-15, 68-16, 68-21, 68-23, 70-8, 70-9, 70-10, 70-11, 71-2, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 200 1 doctors 2 cber 3 Donald 4 door 5 doubt 6 Doug 7 <wn 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 161-22 52-2, 127-8 5-5 15-6, 70-20 36-7, 47-12 151-8, 162-18, 162-19 10-4, 13-9, 31-1, 33-10, 43-12, 48-2, 48-4, 48-6, 54-14, 54-15, 55-10, 58-14, 58-16, 62-18, 62-23, 63-12, 64-8, 66-4, 67-5, 69-18, 69-20, 69-23, 71-7, 73-13, 82-16, 83-21, 91-8, 93-13, 93-15, 94-23, 98-20, 100-8, 100-18, 101-3, 101-20, 101-21, 102-3, 102-4, 103-21, 110-12, 110-15, 110-20, 111-8, 111-13, 112-10, 113-22, 114-18, 117-20, 123-19, 124-13, 124-14, 125-1, 125-6, 130-3, 130-6, 130-7, 130-19, 131-17, 131-21, 132-14, 132-20, 133-10, 133-11, 133-13, 134-11, 134-20, 135-16, 137-3, 137-5, 144-10, 144-11, 154-12, 163-17 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035820 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 201 1 tavney 2 Dr 3 drafted 4 5 drain 6 drains 7 Drav 8 draped 9 drink 10 drip 11 drippings 12 drive 13 dropped 14 drove 15 Dags 16 drun 17 duty 18 dirrp 19 dtplex 20 during 21 dying 22 23 ear 64-8 49-3, 49-8, 64-8, 64-14 17-2, 17-5, 18-9, 21-20, 21-23, 23-20, 75-10, 75-15 125-2 125-3 65-7 21-15 61-21 121-16, 121-18, 123-23, 124-2 124-8 31-2, 161-17 56-12, 83-21 37-20 64-8 87-8, 124-5, 124-6, 124-7 5-6 94-8, 96-11, 140-9 21-6, 26-5, 26-6 17-6, 24-1, 24-3, 101-12, 146-21 144-22 131-13 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 203 1 electrician 2 3 elementary 4 eleven 5 emergency 6 Bray 7 srployee 8 employees 9 siptied 10 empty 11 enclose 12 enclosed 13 end 14 15 ended 16 enjoy 17 erou^i 18 19 episodes 20 equal 21 equipment 22 23 108-11, 108-13, 108-16, 109-16, 157-16, 158-11, 159-9, 159-11 32-7, 32-8, 32-9 26-12, 26-13, 147-23 64-16, 110-8 56-13, 56-16 7-17, 62-17, 94-14 130-20 124-1 124-3 84-10 71-16 19-11, 44-16, 71-18, 77-10, 78-20, 86-13, 86-18, 122-18, 123-7, 123-8 25-20, 57-11, 58-1, 76-10 31-13 18-19, 18-23, 30-1, 42-3, 138-5, 148-12 17-8 98-9 73-3, 92-21, 93-15, 95-10, 102-9, 102-10, 102-11, 112-8, 112-17, 137-13, 139-18, 140-14, 140-15 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 202 1 earlier 2 early 3 4 easier 5 east 6 eat 7 Edie 8 educational 9 Edward 10 eggs 11 ei^-it 12 ei^iteen 13 ei^ities 14 eicfity-five 15 eighty-four 16 eighty-six 17 Einstein 18 19 Einstein's 20 either 21 electric 22 electrical 23 28-6, 28-8 8-17, 41-11, 41-12, 94-1, 94-15, 146-7, 163-6, 163-7 6-7, 97-4 14-1, 18-1, 45-6 38-20, 125-10 161-1 12-9, 32-4 150-20, 151-1 38-22, 128-22, 129-20, 132-8 28-8 20-15, 29-9, 61-2, 66-23 37-3, 37-5, 149-12 155-5 39-10 155-5 13-22, 13-23, 14-4, 14-10, 15-4, 19-16, 24-12 13-23 76-7, 99-21, 100-1 67-13 108-11, 108-23, 119-1, 119-2, 128-3, 129-17 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 204 1 especially 2 essentially 3 Estes 4 Eulatcn 5 6 even 7 event 8 eventually 9 everybody 10 Everybody's 11 everything 12 13 evolving 14 exactly 15 16 exam 17 examination 18 examined 19 except 20 excess 21 Excuse 22 exercised 23 exercising 123-21 70-9, 83-2, 97-12 57-8 26-19, 26-20, 29-3, 29-4, 35-19, 54-7 36-23, 50-20, 120-5, 121-7 161-23 91-19, 91-21, 93-12, 136-14 25-1, 46-16, 89-10, 122-19, 132-21 62-11 22-17, 70-4, 71-7, 72-23, 91-1, 91-11, 119-13, 124-15 94-17 10-16, 31-7, 92-16, 94-16, 102-12, 131-12 27-19 5-2 5-7 65-23 83-11, 83-16, 83-21 43-1 63-8 64-13 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035821 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 205 1 exist 2 exit 3 expanded 4 expansion 5 experience 6 7 8 experimental 9 expert 10 explain 11 explained 12 explaining 13 explanation 14 exposed 15 exposure 16 extent 17 extra 18 extraordinary 19 20 faci lities 21 faci lity 22 fact 23 failure 32-11 30-17, 31-6 115-7, 115-11 115-14, 115-22 8-11, 22-2, 90-10, 112-14, 112-15, 112-20, 112-23, 113-1, 113-15, 113-20 87-17 125-18, 125-20, 125-23 90-15, 90-19 91-5 90-6 79-3 62-1, 62-7, 62-12 61-23, 165-5 38-14, 50-17, 138-16, 145-9 70-15 36-6 98-9, 98-11 135-16, 137-18 119-17 39-12 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 207 1 few 2 3 fibers 4 field 5 fields 6 fifteen 7 8 9 fifties 10 fifty-eic^it 11 fifty-five 12 fifty-seven 13 figured 14 fi led 15 filing 16 filled 17 filling 18 final 19 financially 20 find 21 fine 22 finish 23 finished 5-16, 21-16, 36-1, 43-11, 50-16, 73-19, 87-23, 147-3 62-9 104-12, 104-13, 140-13 25-15 7-4, 20-15, 55-13, 62-6, 127-14, 147-12, 149-11, 158-13, 159-8, 159-14 147-20 49-19 87-8, 152-12 152-13 78-15, 137-2 8-16 5-2 67-12 18-16, 18-20 76-8, 77-11 161-18 14-9, 28-4, 55-15 5-11, 9-15, 12-18, 70-15, 70-16 70-17, 102-2, 131-7, 141-7 21-22, 23-4, 32-5, 56-4, 65-22, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 206 1 familiar 2 fsmi lies 3 fami ly 4 5 6 fan 7 fanatic 8 fans 9 far 10 11 farm 12 father 13 fault 14 favor 15 February 16 feed 17 feel 18 feeling 19 fellows 20 felt 21 Ferguson 22 ferric 23 ferrosiliocn 13-23 89-15 12-10, 24-21, 33-8, 36-16, 41-7, 46-16, 46-23, 53-21, 54-2, 55-5, 75-22, 147-8, 147-9 55-6 63-6 55-17 6-2, 18-1, 23-13, 53-9, 71-15, 95-5, 148-12, 152-16 7-11 50-1 22-7, 22-11 5-18 20-10 7-14, 80-5 55-14, 56-10, 113-4, 140-6, 166-19 150-21 72-13, 90-5, 153-9 36-16, 56-6, 126-15, 133-12 64-14 105-3 67-9, 67-10, 67-11, 67-12 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 208 1 2 first 3 4 5 6 7 8 firsthand 9 fish 10 fishing 11 fitters 12 fitting 13 fittings 14 five 15 16 17 18 19 fix 20 fixed 21 flake-type 22 flic^it 23 floor 84-19, 84-21, 152-22 5-6, 6-15, 13-2, 23-3, 25-20, 26-18, 55-13, 56-4, 57-2, 57-6, 58-13, 59-1, 66-13, 73-15, 78-2, 97-8, 100-18, 104-20, 109-8, 110-9, 114-2, 124-19, 128-13, 128-20, 129-19, 130-2, 130-9, 143-22, 145-15, 150-16 96-13 163-23 163-19 117-18, 118-15 81-9 81-10, 82-7 13-8, 18-2, 18-15, 18-22, 39-1, 40-11, 40-12, 43-14, 45-11, 58-4, 59-19, 59-21, 59-23, 66-3, 66-4, 68-23, 92-18, 105-1, 112-2, 112-3, 136-12, 136-13, 149-14 117-18 110-2, 110-8 80-1 12-16 69-12, 123-20 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035822 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 209 1 f Icors 2 Florence 3 flowers 4 fluid 5 foam 6 7 foam-type 8 folded 9 folks 10 11 12 13 14 15 follow 16 following 17 follows 18 food 19 football 20 Forbes 21 22 Force 23 Fond 125-10 57-2, 57-4 29-19 64-17, 64-22, 65-5, 65-7, 129-16 76-4, 76-13, 76-15, 76-22, 79-4, 85-1, 85-3, 85-11, 85-14 79-16 36-17 19-16, 23-10, 23-18, 37-17, 47-11, 66-21, 69-7, 85-10, 87-20, 89-16, 89-19, 90-9, 105-21, 111-10, 111-11, 112-11, 118-19, 121-23, 123-18, 137-10, 137-11, 138-1, 139-2, 151-20, 160-2, 166-3 71-11 71-15 5-8 25-8 55-4, 155-12 99-12, 99-16, 100-3, 100-4, 149-23, 155-7 165-10 70-18 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 211 1 Fox 2 frame 3 Frank 4 fratemi ty 5 Fred 6 friction 7 friend 8 9 friends 10 front 11 full 12 full-blown 13 full-fledged 14 full-time 15 fully 16 function 17 fumy 18 furnace 19 20 furnaces 21 furnished 22 fuzzy 23 163-18, 163-20 94-1, 116-10 150-10, 150-11, 159-2, 159-3, 159-4 156-12 158-9, 158-10, 159-1 120-16 148-14, 148-16, 148-21, 149-1, 149-5, 154-15 146-21, 146-23, 154-9, 154-11 24-5 64-17, 87-13, 87-16 91-17 56-22 56-14 145-15 83-3, 110-4 47-10 67-9, 67-10, 67-11, 67-12, 67-13, 67-14, 67-19 73-12, 103-21 21-7, 21-8 146-2 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 210 1 foreman 2 3 4 5 6 foreman's 7 foreperson 8 forever 9 forget 10 form 11 12 formed 13 Fort 14 forth 15 forty 16 forty-cne 17 forty-two 18 fond 19 foundation 20 four 21 22 23 fourteen 111-5, 114-10, 114-13, 115-4, 115-6, 116-17, 116-19, 117-1, 119-2, 123-2, 126-6, 127-10, 127-16, 127-19, 128-1, 128-6, 128-7, 128-8, 141-14, 165-1 127-12 141-13, 143-23 42-2, 144-12 49-19 85-22, 102-20, 103-10, 115-16, 116-1, 134-4, 134-11, 134-16 134-18 17-18, 17-22, 44-18 19-10 113-6, 113-7, 113-11, 160-10, 161-13 27-5, 27-6 160-1, 160-2, 161-10 23-1, 47-11, 132-7 131-23 13-8, 17-22, 18-2, 18-22, 22-17, 40-13, 40-14, 55-23, 58-4, 63-9, 65-4, 70-20, 105-1, 106-8 24-7 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 212 1 G-a-r-n-e-r 2 gain 3 gallbladder 4 gallon 5 gallons 6 game 7 garages 8 garden 9 10 gardener 11 Gamer 12 gas 13 14 gases 15 gather 16 gave 17 generally 18 generate 19 generating 20 generation 21 genetic 22 Georgia 23 Germans 13-12 39-2 38-10 87-4, 87-8 87-9 155-12, 156-17 24-8 24-17, 24-18, 25-1, 26-9, 29-11, 29-13, 29-20, 30-6 29-17 13-10, 13-13, 13-14 80-5, 80-9, 80-17, 80-23, 81-5, 83-9, 83-22, 85-21, 85-22, 97-19 81-2 32-4, 33-8 9-5, 10-2, 111-5, 152-5 99-10, 134-23, 148-4 85-16 41-18 99-19, 159-3, 165-4 39-5 17-22 80-15 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035823 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 213 1 Gibson 2 girl 3 4 gist 5 give 6 7 8 given 9 10 gives 11 giving 12 glass 13 glass-lined 14 Glucotrol 15 glycerine 16 gob 17 God 18 goes 19 going 20 21 22 23 150-20, 151-1 20-14, 21-12, 40-13, 40-14, 160-11, 160-12 125-11 6-13, 11-23, 12-3, 58-17, 63-20, 67-6, 79-3, 147-8, 147-11, 148-11, 152-3 6-16, 8-22, 9-22, 10-23, 11-19, 91-14 50-1 8-15, 10-13 88-14 83-4, 88-10, 93-2 38-17 120-10 38-23 34-6, 56-6, 56-10, 56-11, 63-20 91-10, 111-21, 112-8, 143-3, 162-15 5-16, 6-10, 11-10, 12-4, 21-12, 21-13, 24-10, 27-18, 31-19, 31-23, 34-18, 34-20, 52-15, 52-18, 53-9, 57-11, 57-17, 58-13, 58-18, 59-13, 63-17, 63-19, 64-1, 71-17, 73-6, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 215 1 grard-dad 2 3 grand-dad1s 4 grand-daddy 5 grandra 6 grarc$Da's 7 Gray 8 great 9 10 11 Greenspan 12 Greg 13 14 Greg's 15 grew 16 17 grinding 18 grit 19 grits 20 grocer/ 21 groundwork 22 grxxp 23 grtxps 15-6, 15-8, 15-17, 15-21, 16-4, 25-14 15-22 25-14 16-3, 16-7, 16-9 16-4 150-6, 150-7, 157-6 28-22, 33-20, 34-10, 38-2, 50-2, 87-3, 140-5, 154-19, 154-21, 162-14, 163-21 22-19 54-18, 54-19, 55-18, 55-20, 57-9, 59-6 59-4 20-21, 24-11, 53-21, 54-7, 65-14, 161-19 66-17 67-3 70-10, 70-11, 71-2 24-2, 25-7 122-11 43-9, 75-7, 142-20, 156-11, 162-20 142-6 s P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 214 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 gsne 8 9 Goner 10 good 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 goodbye 20 Gosh 21 gotten 22 graduate 23 graduated 74-12, 74-19, 74-20, 74-21, 82-21, 94-19, 100-19, 103-17, 104-6, 105-8, 110-11, 111-13, 113-5, 113-6, 119-15, 119-22, 125-16, 125-18, 128-12, 130-3, 131-1, 137-8, 146-17, 147-5, 161-14, 162-3 19-18, 73-14, 102-18, 108-15, 137-6, 145-20, 166-8 13-11, 13-15 8-4, 13-2, 23-17, 28-22, 33-6, 33-16, 39-5, 42-3, 47-11, 51-6, 51-8, 52-6, 53-8, 59-4, 59-5, 59-14, 59-15, 60-10, 60-14, 66-2, 69-22, 70-16, 70-22, 113-8, 113-9, 125-9, 139-12, 148-6, 148-14, 148-16, 148-21, 149-1, 149-5, 151-6, 151-8, 152-15, 152-19, 152-20, 153-5, 154-15, 163-14, 164-22, 166-22 166-21 14-8 136-18, 147-18 14-19 33-3 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 216 1 grew 2 growing 3 guaranteed 4 Guard 5 guess 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 guests 14 gun 15 guy 16 guys 17 18 Gypsun 19 20 half 21 22 halfway 23 hall 20-18, 160-14 24-16, 94-18 113-11 17-20, 165-10 22-22, 28-9, 28-13, 31-11, 35-11, 39-19, 47-13, 48-4, 50-3, 51-22, 55-17, 58-5, 60-13, 60-22, 72-6, 75-9, 82-2, 87-22, 95-3, 119-5, 132-21, 134-17, 134-18, 136-1, 139-19, 140-12, 140-15, 142-7, 142-10, 147-21, 149-10, 149-14, 154-8, 154-10, 156-12, 159-14 90-7 165-15 72-1, 123-11, 151-8 18-19, 72-4, 151-9, 151-12, 153-14, 153-19 43-11 20-22, 22-15, 34-7, 35-13, 46-21, 63-4, 109-8, 143-22 63-15 10-2, 10-4 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035824 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 217 1 Hamlin 2 harmer 3 hanrnermi l l-type 4 hard 5 handle 6 handled 7 hands 8 hands-on 9 happened 10 11 happening 12 happy 13 Harbin 14 Harbin's 15 hand 16 hardened 17 harmful 18 Harold 19 Harris 20 harry-legged 21 hatch 22 hatching 23 having 151-10, 151-11, 163-7 15-15 67-22 12-23, 64-5, 123-10 69-20, 139-3 119-2 15-13 111-3, 118-21 22-10, 94-16, 102-5, 113-4, 114-15, 134-15, 145-23, 146-1, 165-14 64-10 38-3, 65-18, 97-21 151-8, 162-18 162-19 8-21, 11-11, 78-2, 146-2 68-9 133-3 99-12, 99-16, 149-23, 150-1, 155-7 149-18, 149-19, 149-20, 155-4, 155-5 60-10 128-22, 132-10 129-21 5-6, 31-3, 57-9, 70-21, 111-16, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 219 1 heart 2 3 4 heat 5 heated 6 heavens 7 heavier 8 heavy 9 heck 10 help 11 helped 12 helping 13 herself 14 Hi 15 hiefi 16 17 18 19 hike 2D himself 21 hip 22 hired 23 history 38-7, 38-8, 39-11, 39-12, 39-13, 39-20, 40-1, 155-11, 156-16, 158-17, 162-15 84-13, 84-14, 120-16 80-2 60-5 139-3 69-6 23-10 22-19, 137-18, 161-17 105-22, 127-5 142-17 16-11 5-10 14-19, 14-22, 14-23, 15-1, 20-13, 21-22, 23-4, 24-1, 32-5, 32-8, 32-9, 32-23, 33-1, 33-2, 33-3, 38-15, 50-8, 55-8, 152-22 28-14 165-12, 165-15 157-4 66-13 8-10, 10-17, 12-9, 12-12, 13-3, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 218 1 2 Haynes 3 Hcl 4 He1-80 5 he'd 6 he'll 7 head 8 9 10 11 headaches 12 headed 13 headings 14 health 15 16 17 18 healthy 19 hear 20 heard 21 22 23 hearing 116-23, 129-20, 140-14 89-11 83-17, 83-22 75-18, 77-3 99-18 42-5, 59-10 6-4, 15-2, 17-15, 26-14, 28-3, 34-5, 40-15, 51-4, 55-3, 60-2, 61-19, 100-12, 102-6, 130-11, 145-8, 166-2, 166-18 51-12, 51-13, 51-14, 51-17 160-12 65-23, 66-3 37-23, 50-4, 50-5, 50-6, 50-21, 51-9, 52-4, 52-5, 54-2, 59-4, 59-6, 59-15, 63-7, 148-5, 148-6, 152-14, 152-16, 152-19, 153-6 38-3, 39-9 34-20, 59-11, 131-3, 131-5, 162-4 122-15, 128-16, 128-20, 130-2, 130-9, 131-16, 132-13, 133-10, 133-16, 153-23 132-4 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 220 1 2 3 hit 4 hag 5 hogs 6 hold 7 holes 8 heme 9 10 11 honsmaker 12 Ixrres 13 hon 14 15 hook 16 Hcot 17 18 Hoot's 19 hope 20 Hopefully 21 hoping 22 hopper 23 hopping 17-7, 32-4, 54-2, 65-23, 141-7, 141-12 42-11 90-22, 90-23, 91-1 25-10, 25-12, 25-13, 90-21 79-10 69-19 13-21, 18-19, 18-20, 19-8, 19-11, 19-12, 20-9, 25-20, 26-18, 28-9, 54-7, 63-13 33-18 20-1 34-11, 35-10, 41-15, 72-21, 87-1, 95-22 82-7 150-23, 151-1, 159-19, 159-21, 162-12, 162-13 159-20, 159-22 5-19 40-4, 40-6, 104-14 12-13 71-20 157-5 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, Al 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035825 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 221 1 horrible 2 hose 3 hosed 4 hospital 5 6 hospitalized 7 hot 8 hourly 9 hours 10 house 11 12 13 14 15 housebound 16 housekeeping 17 18 How's 19 However 20 huge 21 Huggies 22 huh 23 162-17 81-5, 124-13 124-14, 125-1 13-10, 13-11, 13-17, 48-18, 48-21, 160-3, 161-8 51-3, 59-16, 60-17, 60-20 67-20, 68-5, 96-5 130-20 110-5, 112-9 15-8, 15-10, 15-16, 15-22, 15-23, 16-1, 16-4, 16-8, 16-14, 16-20, 16-23, 19-18, 20-3, 26-6, 26-15, 31-12, 36-4, 43-12, 54-15, 89-15, 89-17, 89-19, 89-21 37-16 122-5, 122-7, 122-8, 122-11, 122-17, 125-12, 126-7, 126-10, 126-15, 127-1 52-5 45-12 87-11 72-20 18-5, 28-15, 32-12, 33-6, 34-13, 37-13, 40-5, 41-4, 45-8, 46-11, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 223 1 importantly 2 in-state 3 Inchon 4 include 5 included 6 independently 7 industry 8 Infantry 9 informed 10 ingredients 11 Im 12 inner 13 inside 14 instead 15 instrumental 16 insulated 17 insulation 18 19 insurance 20 interested 21 intersection 22 interstate 23 introduced 148-9 28-20 19-9 117-6 122-4 35-20 121-10 18-3, 18-16, 19-2 7-19, 7-20 79-19 9-17 69-19 72-5 38-19 33-13 96-4 76-4, 76-15, 76-22, 79-5, 79-17, 96-8 8-17, 9-1, 9-6, 9-8 83-7 62-5 30-19, 30-21, 30-22, 31-1, 31-2 5-12 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 222 1 2 3 4 5 6 humor 7 hundred 8 hundredth 9 hung 10 hunt 11 hunter 12 13 I'd 14 I'll 15 16 idea 17 Ii 18 ill 19 illnesses 20 imagine 21 immediately 22 inpair 23 irrpeller 49-14, 52-17, 53-13, 61-9, 62-21, 69-15, 72-16, 74-6, 82-23, 86-2, 108-20, 115-17, 131-6, 136-8, 148-8, 148-10, 153-1, 153-18, 154-20, 156-5, 156-10, 157-19 13-16 34-15, 34-18, 34-22, 87-9, 137-15 34-11, 35-7 153-10 23-1, 163-23, 164-3 148-7, 148-8, 164-2 83-13, 113-13, 142-1, 153-13 5-21, 13-1, 15-10, 31-3, 31-10, 53-2, 141-8, 166-10 149-15 22-23, 42-11, 44-15, 156-23 158-5 39-19 23-9 64-6 6-12 119-10 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 224 1 invited 2 involved 3 4 Irishman 5 ircn 6 island 7 isocyanate 8 9 10 11 isocyanates 12 issues 13 item 14 its 15 itself 16 17 Jackscn 18 Jake's 19 jam 20 James 21 22 January 23 Japan 89-19 7-16, 7-18, 7-22, 11-5, 11-11, 98-21, 114-11 139-12 67-15 19-6 75-23, 76-3, 79-13, 79-14, 79-15, 84-20, 85-5, 85-12, 93-5, 93-7, 95-12, 96-19, 97-8, 97-17, 97-23, 100-9, 101-17 93-4, 99-13 38-15, 50-6, 59-6 33-5 78-23 119-13, 120-20 17-18 51-6 38-23 150-12, 150-13, 150-18, 150-19, 159-10, 159-11 10-1, 34-3, 34-4 18-2, 18-4, 18-6 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035826 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 225 1 jar 2 Jay 3 jelly 4 Jerry 5 6 7 8 9 Jerry's 10 jet 11 jcb 12 13 14 15 16 jobs 17 Joe 18 19 jog 20 John 21 joy 22 Judge 23 July 70-1 150-17 38-23 45-14, 45-15, 45-17, 46-22, 48-12, 50-4, 148-22, 148-23, 151-15, 151-16, 153-4, 153-5, 155-18, 155-20, 155-21, 156-8, 156-13, 156-15 50-5, 156-14 84-11 11-10, 16-16, 33-14, 49-1, 66-13, 69-10, 70-23, 71-11, 71-17, 73-4, 73-15, 76-20, 86-9, 108-17, 110-3, 110-12, 111-5, 111-17, 114-9, 117-2, 117-17, 122-21, 126-16, 127-12 46-7, 91-13, 104-23, 118-23 151-22, 151-23, 165-7, 165-8, 165-15, 165-19, 165-21 10-19 139-6, 139-9 50-2 49-3, 49-8 27-19 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 227 1 2 3 keep 4 5 6 keeper 7 keeps 8 keg 9 kegs 10 Kenerley 11 kept 12 13 14 kettle 15 killed 16 17 kin 18 kind 19 20 21 22 23 kinds 152-16, 162-8, 166-9 6-8, 24-16, 26-9, 29-13, 29-17, 53-9, 105-18, 122-2, 122-22, 123-4, 123-8, 135-15 43-13 145-2 69-21, 69-23, 70-7 69-5 99-11 29-11, 37-8, 60-14, 88-3, 103-19, 118-4, 121-20, 121-21, 121-23, 127-3, 127-4 84-9 25-13, 39-18, 100-7, 159-4, 162-10, 165-11, 165-15, 165-22 155-18, 155-22 10-4, 25-3, 25-5, 25-18, 31-17, 39-17, 50-16, 51-11, 68-3, 69-17, 71-4, 76-2, 80-9, 84-8, 96-21, 105-17, 105-18, 113-17, 118-4, 127-8, 131-1, 132-9, 156-11, 157-4 119-14 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 226 1 jtnping 2 Jure 3 junior 4 jury 5 just 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 59-11, 122-9 64-11 32-9 11-7 5-13, 6-15, 6-20, 8-10, 9-14, 10-6, 12-23, 14-8, 16-19, 23-17, 25-16, 29-18, 30-2, 30-21, 31-16, 32-6, 33-7, 34-4, 35-9, 35-11, 36-19, 37-21, 40-6, 40-8, 41-11, 47-2, 50-19, 51-1, 53-7, 53-12, 53-23, 56-5, 58-23, 63-20, 64-4, 65-2, 65-13, 65-16, 67-2, 67-13, 67-19, 70-15, 71-19, 79-2, 79-20, 80-21, 81-3, 82-1, 83-4, 83-7, 83-10, 85-21, 86-6, 86-12, 86-13, 87-2, 87-12, 87-20, 90-9, 92-8, 92-22, 94-16, 95-3, 96-21, 100-19, 101-14, 102-1, 104-8, 104-11, 106-11, 111-4, 111-12, 119-11, 119-12, 119-17, 119-23, 121-11, 125-4, 125-6, 125-8, 130-13, 130-15, 130-16, 132-19, 134-23, 135-14, 138-15, 141-3, 141-7, 141-8, 146-3, 147-7, 152-6, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 228 1 knee 2 knees 3 knew 4 5 krcwirgly 6 kixwn 7 Ko-ga-cto 8 forea 9 Korean 10 Kress 11 Kruimrich 12 13 lab 14 laboratory 15 lady 16 Lake 17 landfill 18 19 large 20 larger 21 last 22 late 23 later 164-15, 164-16 - 36-4, 164-18 21-10, 89-10, 94-18, 112-12, 112-16, 129-7, 129-14, 152-6, 160-13 62-1 160-13 19-4, 19-5, 19-9 18-17, 19-1 17-6, 17-7, 17-12 23-5 78-12 74-14 74-17 28-4, 160-12 63-9, 63-12, 63-16 93-16, 94-6, 94-22, 96-10, 102-18, 102-23 96-20 74-16, 76-14, 76-20, 87-20 35-23, 125-17, 147-16, 150-17 37-3, 37-5, 111-23, 163-14 14-9, 1G8-2 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035827 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 229 1 Laura 2 law 3 4 lawsuit 5 lai*/yer 6 lay 7 leading 8 leak 9 leakage 10 leaks 11 least 12 leave 13 Lee 14 left 15 16 17 leg 18 legacies 19 legacy 20 Lei ghten 21 length 22 less 23 5-14 23-21, 28-10, 28-12, 28-23, 56-3, 56-4, 56-12, 58-6 5-15, 6-23, 7-6 27-15, 27-16, 29-1 122-10 136-19 119-20 119-23, 120-2 117-17, 117-19 123-15 135-18 20-13 21-18, 64-17, 64-22, 66-6, 73-12, 77-23, 88-7, 91-15, 107-14, 135-19, 144-13, 145-7, 145-16 89-5 156-10 156-4, 156-6 13-9 113-19 87-8, 136-7, 136-9, 136-10, 136-12, 136-13 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 31 1 2 3 liked 4 limited 5 line 6 7 lined 8 liner 9 lines 10 Lineville 11 lining 12 liquid 13 14 list 15 listen 16 17 listening 18 little 19 20 21 22 3 147-9, 150-21, 152-13, 156-11, 160-12, 165-5, 166-19 55-19 139-4 18-17, 18-18, 45-9, 69-9, 100-15, 101-4, 101-11 104-10 69-5 93-4, 95-14, 142-5 163-15, 163-18 62-8, 83-14 79-18, 79-19, 82-16, 83-12, 84-16, 84-20, 84-3, 105-8, 105-13, 105-16 33-6, 147-7, 166-6 22-6, 24-3, 34-9, 41-15, 47-2, 59-8, 120-4, 127-22, 156-9 64-4 5-12, 6-7, 8-6, 12-11, 21-19, 22-18, 24-5, 25-19, 31-17, 36-18, 47-4, 47-15, 50-15, 52-20, 53-3, 57-8, 65-14, 70-2, 74-15, 74-16, 78-3, 79-3, 80-1, 87-7, 87-20, 101-3, 111-21, 122-13, 126-13, 151-3, P.O. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 230 1 let's 2 3 4 Letast 5 level 6 licenses 7 life 8 9 10 11 lifetime 12 liefit 13 like 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 13-2, 32-6, 33-7, 52-3, 64-1, 102-1, 106-11, 116-21, 126-4, 138-9, 141-7, 147-11, 152-6 20-13 69-3, 82-16, 83-12 63-4 6-7, 11-18, 13-4, 21-13, 34-10, 36-9, 38-2, 38-3, 39-10, 41-15, 51-6, 51-8, 62-2, 89-14, 119-17, 160-13 160-11 62-6, 111-21 9-11, 9-3, 12-22, 22-11, 22-16, 26-3, 29-10, 30-2, 30-3, 36-16, 49-21, 50-19, 50-21, 51-11, 51-14, 55-9, 56-6, 56-10, 59-7, 65-14, 67-4, 68-10, 68-18, 69-17, 70-11, 72-15, 72-17, 72-20, 77-8, 80-21, 81-4, 81-10, 82-1, 83-4, 83-5, 83-8, 84-9, 86-14, 86-15, 90-20, 92-19, 93-6, 95-7, 97-2, 104-11, 109-3, 117-12, 122-12, 13-14, 126-6, 126-15, 127-8, 127-14, 132-5, 147-8, P.O. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 32 1 2 live 3 4 5 lived 6 7 8 9 lives 10 11 living 12 13 14 load 15 local 16 ledge 17 leng 18 19 20 21 22 3 159-22 14-10, 16-3, 16-7, 19-14, 28-17, 30-5, 30-17, 30-21, 43-16, 44-3, 48-9, 58-2 13-3, 13-6, 14-11, 15-3, 15-6, 15-7, 16-11, 20-22, 26-12, 28-14, 29-6, 30-6, 35-22, 35-3, 36-1, 36-12, 38-11, 43-17, 43-18, 54-13, 54-20 45-20, 48-1, 155-6, 156-22, 163-14, 163-16, 163-17 14-20, 16-3, 19-22, 20-9, 27-7, 31-13, 35-20, 44-8, 54-8, 153-5, 155-6, 156-20, 162-19 90-21 160-2 134-3, 157-3 7-3, 9-22, 10-4, 12-14, 12-15, 14-10, 14-11, 17-9, 17-11, 21-10, 29-3, 36-16, 39-10, 48-19, 75-7, 78-7, 99-18, 112-12, 112-16, 114-2, 127-10, 135-20, 135-3, 136-6, 144-3, 149-13, 158-12, 158-3, 159-7, 159-13, 165-17 P.O. BOX 544 0HATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. ROX 544 OHATCHFF Al 76771 (7561897-0591 HARTOLDMON0035828 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 233 1 took 2 Looked 3 Looking 4 5 looks 6 Lord 7 Lost 8 lot 9 10 11 12 Lots 13 loud 14 Louis 15 Louisiana 16 Love 17 tew 18 Loyalty 19 Lubricant 20 limps 21 lurg 22 23 lungs 50-19, 71-11, 113-13 88-13, 161-21, 166-7 30-23, 47-11, 47-15, 50-21, 113-8, 113-9, 113-13 9-23, 123-14 39-3, 42-3 25-18, 89-5 22-22, 23-16, 23-17, 31-8, 31-18, 46-23, 58-20, 62-15, 78-5, 90-8, 105-21, 145-23, 154-8, 154-11, 163-19, 166-3 16-5 6-4 148-17, 148-19, 148-20, 152-7, 152-8 17-19 28-4, 154-21 101-23 46-23 120-12 68-13, 68-14 61-17, 61-18, 64-3, 64-17, 64-19, 64-22, 65-6, 65-7 64-15 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 235 i 143-22 2 maintenance-type 119-3 3 maintenance-wise 86-6 4 make 6-7, 12-15, 34-9, 34-18, 37-22, 5 48-13, 54-5, 56-8, 56-9, 63-20, 6 70-23, 79-23, 80-17, 84-23, 85-3, 7 97-21, 101-4, 107-14, 129-3, 129-5, 8 129-8, 131-1, 131-22, 137-2, 138-4, 9 138-5, 143-2, 146-23 10 makes 146-1 11 making 73-8, 77-7, 77-11, 85-11, 85-13, 12 85-16, 87-7, 87-15, 101-2, 105-1, 13 114-22, 136-3 14 malt 32-1 15 manna 13-20, 39-8, 39-18, 39-22, 47-15, 16 51-23, 52-1, 127-8, 162-9 17 mammas 90-6 18 man 86-23, 87-1, 89-5, 89-6, 89-7, 19 152-20, 159-1, 163-14, 164-22 20 managing 43-9 21 manufacture 95-11 22 manufactured 91-18, 95-7, 96-19, 98-1, 98-5, 98-8 23 manufacturers 119-21 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 234 1 luxury 2 3 ma'am 4 machines 5 machinists 6 made 7 8 9 Madison 10 mai L 11 Mai Lman 12 maintain 13 maintained 14 maintaining 15 maintenance 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 51-22 6-14, 6-17 72-8 128-4 62-8, 63-21, 67-7, 75-4, 77-13, 79-20, 82-20, 100-13, 105-2, 105-10, 105-11, 105-12, 129-17, 143-7 57-7, 149-6, 149-7, 153-12 42-16 46-5 86-7, 117-2, 117-16 110-7, 125-12 114-14, 117-5, 123-14 108-10, 109-10, 109-12, 109-17, 109-19, 110-15, 111-5, 111-17, 111-18, 112-11, 112-18, 114-9, 114-13, 114-14, 115-1, 115-2, 115-3, 115-4, 115-6, 116-17, 116-19, 117-1, 118-6, 118-8, 118-9, 118-12, 118-19, 125-20, 126-5, 127-10, 127-11, 127-16, 127-19, 127-23, 128-1, 141-13, 141-14, 142-15, 143-17, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 236 1 manufacturing 2 3 4 many 5 6 Mark 7 market 8 irarried 9 10 11 marry 12 Marshall 13 Martin 14 Mash 15 masks 16 Mason 17 Mascnic 18 mass 19 material 20 21 22 23 materials 92-20, 95-3, 95-8, 95-14, 97-16, 97-22, 98-13, 100-17, 126-18, 142-5, 142-6 36-8, 39-14, 91-12, 97-23, 104-15, 106-5, 122-15, 166-8 151-19, 164-23, 165-1, 165-6 78-17 15-7, 15-10, 20-10, 20-13, 21-3, 21-4, 21-7, 21-9, 25-20, 36-13, 48-2, 57-5, 57-20, 57-23, 89-7 20-12 148-17, 148-19, 148-20, 152-7 151-10, 151-11, 163-7 17-8 72-9, 72-13 157-22 157-23 78-8 ; 66-16, 66-17, 68-5, 69-1, 69-4, 69-12, 71-23, 72-20, 79-17, 80-2, 80-19, 83-19, 90-22, 91-7, 96-5, 110-17, 120-8, 140-9, 140-12 79-19, 100-14, 100-16, 102-5, 102-7, p n Rny RAA nwATrupp 7A771 acn_ncoi n r\ fvw C/ / rwiATi^irr ai 7/"TT`i /'T/\OA*i APni HARTOLDMON0035829 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 237 1 2 matter 3 may 4 5 6 7 maybe 8 9 10 11 12 MccleUan 13 I'fckelroy 14 meals 15 Meals-cmheels 16 msan 17 18 19 20 21 22 means 23 meant 110-13 7-5, 7-8, 63-14, 63-23 8-19, 8-20, 8-21, 8-22, 9-11, 21-23, 27-5, 27-6, 29-7, 35-8, 66-8, 66-9, 72-2, 75-21, 106-9, 125-23, 137-15, 158-7, 166-14 10-20, 10-23, 17-8, 36-1, 39-19, 41-10, 43-14, 47-9, 49-7, 51-1, 75-1, 75-19, 87-6, 87-8, 98-17, 107-10, 118-3, 118-4, 119-12, 130-14, 151-12, 159-22 44-18 21-5, 25-21 37-11 37-10, 37-19 16-4, 25-5, 29-18, 31-7, 38-1, 39-20, 47-7, 53-17, 63-15, 74-2, 74-7, 76-15, 86-7, 88-3, 89-10, 90-3, 99-9, 102-7, 106-15, 109-22, 111-15, 115-12, 115-20, 115-21, 131-20, 135-17 37-17, 117-7 89-23, 123-1 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 239 1 mid 2 3 middle 4 5 6 micfrt 7 8 9 migraine 10 migraine-type 11 mi les 12 13 military 14 mi Ik 15 mi ll 16 mi l Iwrichts 17 mind 18 minister 19 minister's 20 ministerial 21 ministry 22 minute 23 minutes 92-14, 92-15, 95-7, 95-8, 95-10, 157-3 22-20, 32-7, 45-10, 49-22, 50-1, 103-20, 103-21, 104-22, 155-16, 157-2, 163-14 10-23, 12-10, 51-2, 60-17, 60-19, 104-19, 118-5, 132-19, 134-12, 134-14 51-17 51-14 63-9, 112-2, 112-3, 113-6, 113-11, 113-12 22-2, 73-17 7-15 67-15 118-16 11-14 56-22 57-5 56-14 28-1, 28-2, 55-21, 56-7, 56-10 47-18, 133-15 55-13 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 1256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 238 1 meat 2 mechanic 3 mechanics 4 Mechanicsvilie 5 6 mechanism 7 Medical 8 medicaticn 9 medications 10 meet 11 member 12 members 13 mama 14 rrsTDry 15 mentally 16 mentioned 17 Mesothelioma 18 met 19 Methodist 20 21 Michigan 22 micranet 23 microscopic 20-6 111-4, 162-20, 163-9 118-13, 126-11 32-10, 32-11, 32-16, 32-17, 32-18, 32-20 131-11 13-18 38-8, 59-9 6-11, 52-13 95-19, 167-1 154-3, 157-22 35-18 130-18 10-20 36-5 119-5 61-22 64-16, 153-12 35-19, 56-18, 56-19, 57-1, 57-2, 57-7 6-23, 7-1, 8-1, 8-5, 8-6 105-12 62-9, 119-23, 120-3 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 240 1 misstating 2 Mitchell 3 4 Mitchell's 5 mix 6 M>i le 7 mold 8 molten 9 nrm 10 nrms 11 monitor 12 ntnopotassiun 13 Monsanto 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 mcnth 22 months 23 74-23 150-2, 150-3, 151-15, 151-16, 155-8, 155-18, 155-20, 156-3, 156-8, 156-13 155-9, 155-21 80-1, 82-11, 83-18 48-1, 48-18, 48-22 68-8 68-3, 68-5 15-7, 33-17, 39-9, 51-17 51-22 118-2 105-10 5-16, 6-19, 7-17, 8-16, 9-4, 9-5, 11-20, 11-23, 21-15, 21-17, 22-3, 23-6, 23-8, 23-10, 29-23, 33-11, 41-8, 42-14, 46-10, 46-12, 46-17, 47-1, 65-23, 66-6, 77-10, 78-14, 78-16, 89-16, 89-21, 89-22, 90-4, 108-21, 114-11, 122-19, 139-17, 146-21, 147-1, 166-15, 166-17 98-18 17-22, 18-2, 18-15, 18-22, 20-15, 26-12, 26-13, 34-10, 35-1, 35-2, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 p.n. mx 544 (THATCHFF A! 36771 (756)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035830 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 241 1 2 3 hfoore 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 nore 13 14 15 16 17 18 morning 19 irostly 20 riDtel 21 irother 22 23 mather's 35-13, 36-1, 46-22, 61-2, 73-19, 162-2 12-17, 65-8, 65-11, 65-16, 75-14, 93-23, 96-17, 97-3, 102-7, 102-10, 102-20, 103-10, 103-15, 104-19, 111-23, 115-16, 115-18, 116-1, 116-5, 125-22, 131-18, 131-22, 133-6, 133-15, 133-19, 134-3, 134-16, 135-9, 144-14, 144-23, 145-4, 155-13, 158-18, 160-19, 164-10 7-17, 7-18, 8-22, 9-11, 12-11, 18-18, 31-17, 36-12, 38-11, 47-3, 56-19, 62-12, 65-14, 70-4, 104-15, 104-22, 104-23, 106-5, 106-10, 116-13, 122-13, 136-11, 141-11, 148-9, 157-12 22-10, 31-3, 38-17, 38-21, 52-21 8-10, 24-23, 58-23, 94-7 32-1 16-19, 33-18, 35-22, 36-11, 36-12, 36-15, 51-11, 51-12, 160-13, 160-19 162-7 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 243 1 near 2 nearby 3 nearly 4 necessary 5 need 6 7 8 needed 9 needle 10 needs 11 neic^borfccd 12 Neither 13 neutralize 14 neutralized 15 never 16 17 18 new 19 20 21 newer 22 next 23 20-18 14-3 22-14, 29-8, 154-7 65-9, 137-12 5-19, 12-21, 65-11, 88-22, 109-23, 112-3, 139-21, 144-17, 144-19, 145-1, 146-16, 164-19, 166-20 47-2, 111-18, 112-16, 123-4 64-18 55-14, 111-16, 113-22 32-16 8-13 83-23 85-18, 85-23, 86-4 18-13, 38-8, 38-13, 50-20, 55-9, 59-16, 60-13, 61-22, 89-8, 90-9, 90-12, 90-13, 147-18 18-20, 18-21, 18-23, 54-15, 62-20, 62-22, 75-1, 119-9, 119-10, 119-13, 151-4 16-22 15-6, 15-23, 43-20, 43-21, 45-7, 45-9, 45-13, 64-8, 75-3, 86-19, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 242 1 motorcycle 2 motors 3 Mount 4 mouth 5 moved 6 7 8 9 moving 10 Mro 11 much 12 13 mules 14 Mxiford 15 Murphy 16 17 N-a-n-t 18 name 19 20 21 22 National 23 nature 89-6, 148-6 103-23 59-12 131-13 16-19, 21-2, 27-3, 43-3, 44-10, 53-20, 54-14, 58-5, 58-7, 58-11, 59-1, 76-17, 76-18, 88-10, 109-9, 109-15, 144-2, 145-12 126-4 118-7 23-9, 46-6, 97-3, 121-9, 124-18, 124-21, 141-11, 165-6, 165-16 25-14 31-5 139-6, 139-9 150-14 ' 5-14, 47-21, 54-16, 57-8, 75-20, 77-4, 77-17, 89-11, 138-23, 147-3, 147-11, 147-16, 150-16, 150-17, 151-18, 154-19, 154-21, 154-22 17-20, 43-11 7-15, 8-8, 29-20, 32-2, 75-22 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 244 1 2 3 4 nice 5 night 6 nine 7 nineteen 8 ninety-nine 9 ninety-sixth 10 ninety-two 11 niran 12 13 nods 14 15 16 noise 17 rcn-respcnsive 18 More 19 Nope 20 Nonren 21 Norman's 22 north 23 105-18, 123-10, 13-11, 148-14, 148-16, 148-21, 149-1, 149-5, 149-7, 149-22, 150-19, 151-7 31-12 40-3 32-21, 108-10, 108-12 31-21, 66-23 35-2 37-20 38-9 107-14, 107-16, 142-20, 142-21, 142-22, 144-4, 145-6 15-2, 17-15, 26-14, 28-3, 34-5, 40-15, 55-3, 60-2, 61-19, 100-12, 130-11, 145-8, 166-18 51-20 73-7, 125-19, 133-4 50-8 61-21 149-6, 149-7, 153-12 153-13 56-3, 128-1, 128-5, 128-8, 128-9, 141-17, 141-3, 142-4, 142-9, 144-2, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035831 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 245 1 2 northern 3 nothing 4 notice 5 notion 6 Novenber 7 nurber 8 9 oath 10 object 11 12 objection 13 14 octidecyl 15 Odi 16 off 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 off-site 145-12, 145-16, 145-17, 162-21 143-18 91-14 5-2 148-4 14-18, 19-23, 20-10, 22-1, 25-13 11-11, 23-2, 105-2 5-7 ' 73-6, 102-20, 103-10, 115-16, 116-1, 125-16, 131-18, 133-4, 134-16 103-15, 116-5, 126-1, 126-2, 131-22, 134-4 93-7, 101-17 93-6, 93-10, 101-15, 101-16 18-17, 22-18, 30-19, 30-21, 31-21, 44-15, 54-20, 62-10, 65-7, 67-8, 67-13, 69-8, 83-17, 84-16, 85-8, 99-14, 117-22, 117-23, 123-10, 125-10, 133-23, 134-7, 137-20, 138-10, 138-11, 143-11, 160-6, 166-2, 166-11 139-20 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 247 1 cne 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 one- legged 15 cne-man 16 ones 17 cnly 18 19 open 20 21 operated 22 operating 23 operation 6-20, 8-13, 8-22, 9-12, 10-2, 15-20, 21-11, 23-11, 24-8, 24-22, 26-22, 26-23, 29-18, 31-3, 33-5, 33-20, 34-11, 36-2, 40-3, 41-19, 42-20, 43-3, 43-21, 44-23, 46-13, 46-17, 47-12, 49-5, 53-5, 53-19, 60-10, 62-20, 63-12, 66-4, 69-17, 71-12, 75-17, 76-7, 76-15, 77-1, 77-15, 78-12, 90-4, 95-4, 95-19, 98-18, 98-19, 98-20, 99-4, 99-21, 100-1, 100-9, 100-10, 100-18, 101-20, 118-14, 138-10, 139-10, 154-1, 165-12 89-5 86-20 111-12, 131-14, 152-5 11-18, 22-3, 40-9, 92-17, 93-7, 107-20, 161-7, 161-19, 162-7, 166-13 71-3, 78-17, 89-15, 89-19, 89-21, 104-8, 135-16 164-19 144-4, 144-7 75-23, 83-20, 86-20, 90-15, 91-5, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 246 1 off-the-shelf 2 office 3 4 offices 5 often 6 Chio 7 oil 8 old 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 older 19 20 oldest 21 cn-site 22 cnce 23 77-17 9-23, 63-4, 64-7, 118-12, 126-14, 126-15, 127-2 10-8 31-2, 112-21 17-20 111-19, 111-22, 112-3 13-10, 13-11, 13-15, 16-4, 17-8, 20-15, 22-14, 24-7, 27-4, 34-16, 34-23, 35-5, 35-9, 37-11, 37-14, 37-16, 37-17, 38-10, 39-11, 40-21, 42-10, 59-19, 59-23,, 60-10, 61-4, 62-23, 66-23, 96-8, 147-19, 149-9, 152-9, 152-13, 152-21, 153-7, 154-17, 156-21, 157-8, 159-1, 159-4, 159-21, 160-1, 160-3, 163-1, 163-5, 163-10, 165-19, 166-6 22-11, 147-23, 149-10, 149-11, 154-18, 156-22 16-1, 16-2, 40-16, 40-19 139-20 13-21, 54-1, 71-22, 78-15, 78-22, 88-9, 139-18 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36Z71 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 248 1 2 3 operations 4 operator 5 6 7 8 operators 9 opinion 10 11 12 opportunities 13 cpportinity 14 opposed 15 option 16 order 17 orders 18 organizations 19 organs 20 original 21 orthere 22 23 93-20, 96-7, 113-18, 116-7, 121-15, 143-5, 143-6 91-13, 96-21, 99-4, 106-14 46-14, 73-20, 76-21, 86-9, 86-10, 86-11, 86-12, 86-13, 89-4, 99-8, 99-11, 99-12, 107-22, 108-8, 108-9, 118-4, 165-8, 165-9 72-6 132-19, 132-22, 133-2, 133-7, 133-11, 133-12, 134-12, 134-14, 134-18 57-10 23-8 6-4, 8-4, 133-21 22-12 70-22, 118-10 18-1 139-1 160-9, 161-6, 161-23 27-23 79-22, 80-2, 80-4, 82-8, 82-14, 83-10, 93-9, 97-9, 97-15, 100-9, 100-14, 100-17, 101-3, 101-10 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035832 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 249 1 orthophosphate 2 ostrich 3 otherwise 4 our 5 6 ours 7 ourselves 8 outer 9 outfit 10 outside 11 12 over 13 14 15 16 17 18 overhaul 19 overhauls 20 overseas 21 oversized 22 overview 23 Owens 105-3 132-9 5-20 11-9, 34-9, 89-4, 125-12, 127-3, 139-4, 143-7, 161-17 58-23, 162-16 25-17 69-18 18-17 62-15, 72-3, 104-4, 104-9, 137-17, 139-2, 160-10 10-2, 13-19, 18-18, 20-1, 21-20, 24-7, 25-21, 27-3, 31-11, 34-22, 38-1, 38-7, 59-1, 71-18, 73-9, 82-9, 82-16, 83-11, 89-13, 92-22, 103-19, 104-6, 106-23, 107-3, 107-6, 112-18, 127-16, 166-5 112-18 112-22 44-16 70-5 12-3, 67-6 5-16 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 251 1 2 participate 3 4 5 participated 6 particle-wise 7 particles 8 particular 9 10 particulars 11 parties 12 parts 13 14 pass 15 passed 16 17 18 passing 19 past 20 21 pastor 22 patties 23 pay 90-8, 112-13, 122-21, 125-17, 126-16 116-21, 116-22, 126-7, 126-8, 126-10, 136-17, 136-21, 137-7, 137-10, 140-8, 140-11 117-1, 126-14, 138-15, 145-9 69-1 68-17, 68-21, 70-5 69-13, 73-4, 74-3, 77-17, 96-15, 124-23 9-1 5-1 24-3, 24-6, 24-8, 36-18, 37-1, 44-21, 44-22, 104-2 41-2, 42-6, 44-5, 156-15 34-1, 34-23, 44-5, 49-4, 49-8, 61-1, 151-12, 151-13, 151-20, 157-14, 157-18, 157-21, 159-7, 166-1 159-17 22-17, 34-4, 38-11, 87-12, 113-4, 154-7 57-2, 57-6 38-22 23-9 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 250 1 CW1 15-12, 127-1, 127-2, 144-20, 165-15 2 oned 15-23 3 Oxford 30-13, 45-20, 63-9 4 oxygen 80-22, 81-22 5 6 P-e-t-t-u-s 154-14 7 P-h-o-s-g-e-n-e 80-9 8 packed 120-6, 120-8, 121-12 9 packing 120-22, 121-4, 121-14 10 pads 62-16 11 paid 11-23 12 paint 70-23 13 painters 118-17 ' 14 painting 70-22 15 pans 121-16, 121-18, 124-1, 124-2, 124-12 16 pants 39-4 17 paper 69-5, 70-11, 70-13, 70-14, 70-17, 18 128-21, 132-6 19 para-nitro-pherol 143-3 20 parathicn 107-14, 108-5, 142-19, 144-5 21 parcel 15-5 22 parents 19-22, 49-20, 49-21 23 part 31-15, 31-16, 41-15, 72-5, 77-6, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 252 1 payday 2 Pcb 3 4 Pcbs 5 6 peas 7 pension 8 people 9 10 11 percent 12 period 13 periodically 14 person 15 personal 16 17 petted 18 Pettus 19 Fhiladelphia 20 phonetic 21 Fbosene 22 phosgenate 23 phosgenating 21-15 126-17, 128-21, 132-14, 138-16, 145-10 7-12, 10-16, 129-1, 129-2, 129-5, 129-10, 132-7, 135-13 25-15 166-15, 166-16 18-23, 28-23, 30-2, 37-11, 37-14, 37-16, 37-17, 62-12, 110-1, 118-22, 119-1, 122-15, 139-17 61-22, 137-15 116-4, 142-3, 166-6 88-2 45-9, 55-12, 99-6, 99-10 132-19, 132-22, 133-1, 133-2, 133-7, 134-12, 134-14, 134-18 47-19 154-12, 163-13 160-3, 161-20 80-6 80-6 82-12 82-14 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035833 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 253 1 phosgene 2 3 phosphate 4 phraseology 5 pick 6 picked 7 picture 8 pi ll 9 pi lot 10 11 12 13 pipe 14 15 16 piped 17 pipes 18 piping 19 20 place 21 22 23 placed 80-5, 80-7, 80-8, 80-17, 82-8, 83-9, 83-16, 97-18 105-10, 105-11 136-23 58-19, 118-9, 139-5 139-6 83-8 52-21, 53-5 73-19, 73-21, 74-15, 75-9, 76-5, 77-14, 77-21, 78-22, 79-4, 79-5, 87-2, 87-12, 87-21, 96-20, 104-16, 104-17 69-18, 69-19, 69-20, 81-7, 81-8, 81-9, 81-10, 84-10, 96-9, 117-18, 118-15, 141-2 83-11 96-4 83-18, 117-8, 117-13, 118-1, 137-13, 140-22 8-6, 9-16, 9-17, 9-23, 20-6, 22-3, 23-17, 46-9, 54-14, 71-6, 112-21, 116-10, 161-7 117-23 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 255 1 2 3 planted 4 plants 5 play 6 played 7 please 8 pleasure 9 plot 10 placed 11 pneuraiia 12 Ftp 13 point 14 15 points 16 Fblk 17 polyps 18 porticn 19 possibilities 20 possible 21 Fbssibly 22 postal 23 145-17, 146-21, 147-1, 154-3, 156-2, 165-9, 165-14, 166-1 25-15 75-9, 78-14, 101-21, 102-4 55-6, 55-7 55-8 12-22, 133-21 166-23 15-18, 15-20, 17-1 25-14 51-1 142-21, 143-2 12-21, 15-20, 16-10, 66-12, 126-8, 141-17, 166-20 18-20 17-18, 17-23 59-19, 59-23, 60-13 92-21, 134-1 57-13 61-1, 149-5 95-15 42-17, 43-15, 43-16, 46-3, 46-4, 46-7 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 254 1 places 2 Plaintiffs 3 plan 4 planner 5 planning 6 7 plant 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 17-17, 23-11, 24-8, 141-1 5-15 26-17, 110-9, 111-5 109-19 109-10, 109-19, 111-1, 111-4, 114-3, 116-20 8-10, 10-17, 21-23, 29-20, 43-13, 47-3, 64-7, 73-13, 73-19, 73-21, 74-4, 74-15, 76-5, 76-18, 76-20, 77-14, 77-22, 78-9, 79-4, 85-4, 87-2, 87-12, 87-21, 88-3, 89-4, 89-14, 90-8, 90-10, 91-13, 91-18, 91-23, 92-8, 92-11, 94-17, 96-8, 96-20, 101-15, 101-20, 103-20, 104-16, 104-18, 105-13, 105-15, 106-21, 107-7, 107-14, 107-18, 108-18, 109-9, 110-4, 110-7, 110-12, 111-8, 113-18, 114-21, 116-13, 127-20, 128-9, 130-4, 130-21, 131-14, 132-14, 137-18, 139-4, 141-1, 141-16, 141-17, 142-4, 142-9, 142-21, 143-7, 143-18, 143-23, 144-2, 144-4, 145-6, 145-12, 145-16, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 256 1 pot 2 potatoes 3 potentially 4 poird 5 pour 6 potder 7 pcwdered 8 Ftwsll 9 preference 10 preparing 11 prescribed 12 presenting 13 president 14 press 15 pressure 16 presunably 17 pretend 18 pretty 19 20 21 22 primarily 23 primary 83-5 25-15 140-14 39-2 70-1, 70-3 47-9, 68-18 125-5 149-18, 149-20, 149-21, 155-4 54-3 161-23 53-18 125-22 154-4 105-3, 105-9 38-15, 50-9, 52-22, 53-1 29-2 33-9 33-6, 39-9, 46-6, 52-6, 59-14, 64-12, 90-13, 98-15, 98-16, 113-8, 113-9, 113-21, 124-18, 128-6, 152-15, 160-11, 165-6 12-13, 42-19 42-17, 80-3, 80-4, 82-9, 82-12, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591' HARTOLDMON0035834 SAMANTHA E. N08LE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 257 1 2 primer 3 princess 4 prior 5 prisoner 6 prisoners 7 probably 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 problem 18 19 problems 20 21 procedure 22 procedures 23 process 82-15, 83-10, 85-13, 110-3, 138-2 71-1 47-16 35-14, 146-1 19-5 19-7 10-10, 10-16, 11-2, 11-15, 11-19, 18-13, 32-1, 48-22, 58-3, 62-14, 73-13, 79-4, 87-7, 87-23, 92-17, 100-16, 103-6, 104-21, 106-7, 107-11, 121-9, 130-5, 130-17, 139-23, 140-16, 140-21, 140-23, 142-1, 142-4, 142-10, 147-20, 147-21, 149-11, 149-12, 152-12, 157-2, 159-4, 162-2, 163-6, 163-11, 165-21 36-4, 39-11, 40-1, 50-23, 53-2, 110-1, 128-17, 132-6, 146-12, 158-17 38-1, 39-13, 39-20, 50-5, 50-7, 50-21, 51-9, 52-10 103-5, 113-3, 123-12 112-21, 122-3 12-6, 71-8, 71-10, 71-11, 85-16, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 259 1 2 Pregram 3 prene 4 preper 5 property 6 7 protocol 8 proud 9 prove 10 provides 11 public 12 pull 13 purp 14 15 16 17 parp's 18 putpage 19 puiped 20 pinping 21 purps 22 23 105-22, 105-23, 106-20 37-10 51-12 103-5 15-5, 15-18, 16-1, 16-13, 17-1, 19-17, 31-22 86-14, 123-12 28-23 41-16, 41-19 120-12 , 77-19, 78-18 33-14, 69-23, 84-12 110-19, 119-7, 119-8, 119-9, 119-11, 119-12, 119-13, 119-16, 119-21, 120-1, 120-5, 120-13, 120-15, 120-20, 140-16 140-16 120-21 120-9 83-19, 117-9, 121-10, 140-17 103-22, 110-17, 117-12, 119-6, 119-15, 119-16, 119-19, 120-6, 120-8, 121-12, 121-14, 121-17, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 258 1 2 proclaimed 3 produce 4 5 produced 6 7 produces 8 producing 9 10 11 product 12 13 14 15 16 17 production 18 19 20 Production-wise 21 products 22 23 91-10, 112-8 121-9 78-8, 78-9, 92-1, 92-22, 116-13, 116-14, 135-17 9-4, 76-11, 78-7, 78-19, 91-22, 92-6, 92-17 120-16 66-21, 76-10, 91-19, 91-21, 91-22, 92-4, 92-11, 114-12, 127-17, 128-12, 136-2 69-8, 70-9, 74-11, 75-5, 76-12, 77-7, 77-11, 77-15, 78-16, 79-5, 84-19, 84-21, 85-12, 85-13, 85-16, 83-16, 91-15, 91-18, 95-1, 95-12, 100-9, 100-14, 100-15, 105-5, 117-15, 124-9, 124-21, 142-5 79-7, 101-4, 101-10, 110-14, 111-10, 111-11, 112-11, 114-17, 114-21, 115-14, 115-23, 130-3, 135-13 142-13 7-12, 75-1, 75-11, 75-22, 76-8, 93-3, 93-8, 95-15, 95-18, 96-19, 97-9, 97-23, 101-1, 105-1, 105-20, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 260 1 2 Purex 3 Pusan 4 push 5 put 6 7 8 9 puts 10 putting 11 12 duality 13 quantities 14 quart 15 Quarter 16 question 17 18 19 20 questions 21 22 quick 23 123-23, 124-15, 126-13 . 75-21 19-6 69-20 25-8, 33-16, 62-7, 69-5, 70-17, 71-1, 80-4, 81-4, 83-9, 110-21, 119-8, 119-9, 124-7, 130-18, 154-11, 162-1 62-9 64-4, 84-9 20-6 96-20 64-22 153-21, 154-3, 154-4 5-18, 5-21, 6-3, 24-10, 92-9, 97-1, 97-7, 104-5, 115-18, 116-3, 133-18, 133-21, 134-8, 134-10, 135-10, 136-16, 142-12, 144-15, 145-14 5-17, 6-13, 10-15, 88-1, 90-13, 96-18, 114-1, 139-22, 146-3 24-10, 32-6, 33-6, 52-5, 79-3, 79-20, 141-8 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035835 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 261 1 quickly 2 quiet 3 Qjintard 4 quit 5 quite 6 7 rag 8 raiIroad 9 raise 10 raised 11 Ralph 12 13 Ralph's 14 ran 15 16 17 Ranier 18 rav 19 re-establish 20 re-read 21 reached 22 reaction 23 reactor 60-23, 122-13 31-14 14-1, 14-2, 14-3 37-21, 37-22, 101-1, 114-22 31-8 127-6 126-23 12-23 25-1, 25-3, 25-12 40-20, 40-21, 40-23, 41-1, 41-2, 42-6, 46-19 40-22 75-23, 76-5, 76-19, 76-20, 77-21, 79-3, 79-5, 79-7, 79-8, 86-7, 98-22, 98-23, 99-13, 104-22, 105-13, 110-4 59-12 79-19, 80-19, 90-22, 91-7 58-7 134-8 16-15 82-17, 83-15 80-3, 80-4, 80-5, 82-9, 82-10, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 263 1 2 recently 3 recess , 4 recliner 5 recollect 6 reoollecticn 7 record 8 9 10 recover 11 recovered 12 red 13 14 reestablished 15 reference 16 referring 17 Regional 18 regular 19 regularly 20 relatively 21 raTBined 22 remember 23 149-16, 165-23 152-16 65-20 155-12 8-22 11-3, 94-14, 141-21 5-14, 96-21, 133-23, 134-1, 134-7, 137-21, 138-10, 138-11, 138-12, 143-11, 145-3, 166-11 91-1, 91-11 88-21 62-5, 67-19, 68-4, 89-10, 89-11, 89-13, 90-4, 90-15, 150-8, 150-9 28-19 128-20 116-9 13-18 50-14, 59-14, 76-17 52-15 158-21 43-5 7-3, 7-5, 8-15, 9-18, 9-19, 10-9, 10-11, 10-12, 10-14, 14-8, 67-7, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 262 1 2 3 reactor's 4 reactors 5 read 6 7 reading 8 ready 9 real 10 11 realize 12 realized 13 really 14 15 16 reason 17 rebuiId 18 rebui Iding 19 rebuiIt 20 recall 21 22 23 82-12, 82-13, 82-15, 82-17, 82-19, 82-22, 83-1, 83-2, 83-10, 83-12 83-3 88-4, 88-5, 101-6, 101-7, 101-10 128-21, 129-20, 132-6, 133-17, 133-20, 134-2 5-2 110-13, 110-15, 166-21 32-6, 52-5, 70-14, 70-18, 71-1, 79-20, 105-17, 141-8 148-12 55-11 6-2, 13-16, 17-3, 22-7, 22-22, 27-9, 33-21, 49-20, 55-11, 65-8, 74-2, 125-10, 144-19, 146-20, 150-21 50-13, 60-16, 107-12, 134-21 110-20, 119-6, 119-9, 119-11 70-21, 117-12 103-22, 140-14 8-9, 8-23, 9-14, 96-16, 115-8, 115-9, 115-10, 116-23, 128-10, 128-13, 132-3, 132-4, 135-21, 138-18, 138-23, 146-13, 146-14, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 264 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 remembered 8 remerrbrance 9 ranirri 10 renovated 11 rented 12 repair 13 repairs 14 repeated 15 replace 16 replaced 17 replacement 18 replacing 19 reporter 20 request 21 requested 22 requirements 23 research 75-11, 77-16, 78-3, 97-10, 98-2, 99-13, 116-12, 116-15, 116-16, 116-18, 130-12, 131-11, 131-15, 131-16, 135-15, 137-14, 145-18, 145-19, 145-20, 146-2, 146-4, 146-6, 146-10, 151-11, 158-3, 158-4 11-1 79-12 5-13 63-1, 63-2 16-23, 21-4 46-9, 110-20 110-17, 110-23 58-23 101-6, 110-18, 110-19, 121-4 157-4, 164-16 161-6, 164-16 110-17 5-7, 6-8, 160-5 118-6, 118-9, 118-11 134-1 5-1 73-20, 73-23, 74-4, 75-9, 76-18, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHFF. Al 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035836 SAMWTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 265 1 87-19, 99-12, 107-2 2 researched 78-23 3 researching 74-5, 74-8, 74-10 4 residence 28-19, 58-8 5 resident 28-20 6 residential 12-9, 13-3 7 residue 88-12, 88-17 8 resolved 50-22 9 respcnsibilities 114-14, 122-22 10 respcnsibility 117-15, 138-3, 138-4, 142-15 11 responsible 137-11 12 responsive 133-7 13 restate 134-9 14 result 11-9 15 retire 158-22 16 retired 42-18, 45-21, 45-23, 46-1, 63-5, 17 127-12, 128-9, 141-15, 143-19, 18 143-21, 144-3, 144-5, 148-2, 148-3, 19 152-17, 153-15, 157-11, 158-23, 20 159-15, 163-2, 163-8 21 reused 102-14 22 rib 64-19 23 rider 148-6 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 267 1 Rosa 2 rotated 3 rotating 4 run 5 6 7 riming 8 9 10 11 rtns 12 rural 13 Russell 14 Russell's 15 Ruth 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 20-13 18-17 18-19 13-2, 32-6, 68-12, 68-13, 68-19, 71-13, 72-1, 74-16, 74-17, 77-23, 79-20, 98-20, 99-4, 105-14, 136-19 64-23, 66-14, 67-2, 69-7, 72-13, 75-8, 98-18, 98-21, 99-3, 99-7, 101-15, 101-23, 123-23, 143-1, 144-8, 144-12, 145-7 112-8 31-17, 42-16 150-4, 150-5, 156-19 156-20 5-9, 5-14, 12-19, 65-10, 65-13, 65-18, 65-21, 75-16, 76-1, 89-1, 94-2, 94-4, 96-23, 97-5, 97-6, 102-9, 102-13, 103-1, 103-12, 103-16, 105-4, 112-5, 115-20, 116-2, 116-11, 126-2, 126-3, 131-19, 132-1, 133-9, 133-17, 133-20, 134-5, 134-6, 134-22, 135-11, 135-12, 137-20, 137-23, 138-6, 138-9, 138-12, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 266 1 ricfit 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Road 19 rock 20 rode 21 roll 22 room 23 13-19, 15-5, 17-1, 18-9, 18-13, 20-7, 20-8, 21-1, 21-18, 22-13, 22-20, 25-21, 26-17, 27-15, 27-21, 31-6, 31-10, 31-19, 32-5, 34-2, 35-16, 35-17, 40-9, 41-21, 41-23, 42-4, 42-20, 43-4, 47-6, 47-9, 47-19, 49-4, 49-8, 51-16, 52-3, 52-8, 53-22, 55-15, 55-16, 55-21, 61-2, 62-18, 65-22, 66-7, 68-15, 70-18, 73-16, 77-4, 81-12, 85-4, 86-8, 86-16, 94-6, 95-21, 97-4, 97-5, 99-14, 100-11, 100-18, 101-22, 104-20, 109-9, 110-6, 113-14, 119-20, 120-7, 121-17, 124-10, 126-4, 132-13, 134-13, 135-5, 141-15, 142-3, 144-1, 145-4, 150-1, 154-6, 166-2, 166-10, 166-16 26-19, 26-20, 29-4, 30-9, 56-19 66-17 24-4 150-22 10-3, 10-5, 30-23, 51-19, 51-23, 64-16, 123-18, 123-20 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 268 1 2 3 4 5 6 S-e-v-e-r-s-o-n 7 S-t-e-r-o-x 8 sad 9 safe 10 said 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 sake 19 Saks 20 salary 21 salvage 22 same 23 138-13, 143-12, 144-16, 145-2, 145-5, 155-14, 158-20, 160-7, 160-22, 161-3, 164-12, 166-9, 166-12, 166-19, 166-23 151-19 105-15 132-15, 132-16, 162-5 11-22, 138-4, 140-7 9-11, 13-15, 17-10, 33-8, 34-17, 34-19, 34-20, 42-13, 53-7, 58-20, 58-22, 61-1, 63-13, 63-14, 63-15, 63-16, 63-17, 63-18, 63-20, 63-21, 63-22, 64-1, 66-5, 72-18, 79-6, 90-16, 90-19, 90-21, 91-11, 115-21, 121-7, 123-7, 125-17, 128-23, 132-5, 141-12, 164-18, 164-20 83-8, 135-15 156-22 23-13 93-22, 124-21, 140-13, 140-18 38-20, 49-22, 50-1, 98-6, 98-14, 98-17, 98-18, 99-4, 99-10, 100-22, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. ROX 544 rnATCHFF A! 36771 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035837 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 269 1 2 3 sarrpte 4 sarples 5 sampling 6 sand 7 8 sanded 9 Sanford 10 sat 11 sausage 12 save 13 saving 14 savior 15 saw 16 say 17 18 19 20 21 saying 22 23 says 100-23, 103-15, 107-5, 112-7, 116-5, 130-5, 130-7, 130-9 69-11, 69-22, 70-1, 71-12, 71-13 66-14, 67-2, 72-1 72-4 70-11, 70-13, 70-14, 70-16, 70-23, 71-1 70-16 148-22, 148-23, 153-4, 153-5 33-10, 135-23, 136-5 38-22, 148-9, 148-11, 148-12 22-2 26-15 121-10 88-14 9-16, 21-1, 29-11, 70-19, 90-2, 106-20, 113-10, 115-11, 121-5, 125-19, 127-22, 137-9, 137-10, 140-6, 141-11, 142-1, 147-11, 151-2, 153-13, 165-13, 166-21 97-9, 106-22, 110-1, 120-23, 125-11, 140-7 23-21, 42-3, 111-21, 164-18 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 271 i screen 2 screened 3 screens 4 5 scrubber 6 scrubber-type 7 seal 8 seals 9 season 10 Seattle 11 second 12 13 secondary 14 15 seconds 16 secretary 17 see 18 19 20 21 22 23 68-19 71-22 68-20, 68-21, 68-22, 69-8, 69-9, 71-21, 72-14 83-18, 83-19, 83-22, 84-4, 85-18 83-20 119-10, 121-11 120-5, 120-23, 121-2, 121-7, 121-8 42-2 28-18 6-1, 27-20, 56-5, 58-19, 138-10, 146-19 80-3, 82-9, 82-10, 82-13, 82-17, 83-12 166-10 48-17, 118-8 15-15, 16-21, 21-21, 28-13, 30-22, 30-23, 35-4, 35-6, 50-13, 52-10, 52-12, 55-9, 70-6, 71-5, 71-16, 72-2, 74-18, 74-19, 74-20, 74-22, 78-10, 78-13, 81-17, 81-23, 87-5, 87-13, 87-18, 87-22, 88-8, 88-17, 89-20, 89-23, 91-6, 91-9, 106-22, ' P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 270 1 scale 2 scared 3 schedule 4 scheduled 5 scheduling 6 scholarship 7 school 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 school's 18 Scott 19 Scott's 20 scrap 21 22 scrap-value 23 scrapped 74-16, 76-14, 76-20, 87-20 60-10 110-10 110-2 109-10, 109-19, 114-3, 116-20 57-10 . 14-19, 14-22, 14-23, 17-22, 20-13, 21-14, 21-22, 23-4, 24-1, 28-12, 28-20, 28-23, 32-5, 32-7, 32-8, 32-10, 32-13, 32-17, 32-19, 32-20, 32-21, 32-23, 33-1, 33-2, 33-3, 44-17, 54-21, 55-8, 56-3, 56-4, 56-12, 56-16, 57-10, 57-13, 57-18, 58-8, 58-17, 108-15, 108-18, 108-19, 108-21, 152-22, 160-17, 160-20, 160-23, 161-2 32-14 34-12, 34-14, 34-15 34-19 94-9, 94-10, 103-3, 103-6, 103-7, 103-9, 103-17, 140-6, 141-5 140-15 94-11, 95-16, 95-18 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 272 1 2 3 4 seen 5 self 6 sell 7 Selma 8 send 9 seniority 10 sense 11 sent 12 separate 13 separated 14 serious 15 served 16 service 17 18 19 20 set 21 seven 22 Seventeen 23 seventies 107-8, 110-4, 111-2, 113-16, 119-14, 120-14, 120-18, 121-13, 124-17, 126-4, 147-18, 164-17 55-9, 67-14, 81-15, 161-22 144-20 66-19 16-16, 42-20, 42-22, 43-2, 43-4 100-13, 108-21, 117-18 147-7, 166-6 13-16, 100-13, 112-7, 113-20, 141-3 18-23, 19-11, 64-6, 108-18, 108-19 98-11, 126-21, 142-22 11-12, 71-22, 71-23 51-2 57-1 17-2, 17-13, 17-14, 19-10, 19-18, 21-20, 42-17, 43-15, 43-16, 44-14, 46-3, 63-5, 75-10, 76-19, 78-1, 79-6, 119-8, 139-7, 154-2 113-7 28-8, 38-11, 110-4, 112-9, 142-4 29-9 155-16, 157-2, 157-3, 163-14 P n ROY ^LL nUATPHPP A\ 3A771 RQp-HRQI P n ROY S44 OHATfHFF A! 36771 (756)897-0591 HARTOLDMON0035838 SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 273 1 seventy 2 Seventy'ish 3 several 4 5 Severscn 6 shaft 7 shake 8 shaker 9 shakes 10 shaking 11 shape 12 share 13 she'll 14 shell 15 shells 16 shift 17 18 shifts 19 shipped 20 shipping 21 shoes 22 shook 23 shop 22-14, 22-15 157-1 17-17, 89-18, 93-3, 104-22, 117-3, 152-3 151-17, 164-4, 164-5, 164-6, 164-7 119-10, 120-15 68-20, 70-3 70-2 51-4, 102-6 6-4 52-6, 59-15 52-15, 52-18, 132-23 47-18 128-22 132-10 29-21, 86-14, 86-18, 86-23, 122-18, 123-7, 123-9, 123-10, 123-21 86-16 85-8 143-14, 143-15 62-10 71-22 119-9, 126-11, 126-12, 126-14, SAMANTHA E. NCBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 275 1 si lo 2 since 3 4 sink 5 sister 6 sister's 7 sit 8 sits 9 sitter 10 sitting 11 12 situation 13 six 14 15 sixteen 16 sixties 17 sixty 18 19 20 sixty-five 21 sixty-one 22 sixty-seven 23 sixty-six 7-13 12-12, 30-6, 31-9, 58-6, 58-14, 72-3, 79-3, 161-10 105-18 49-10 47-13, 47-21 51-19, 52-1, 68-7, 96-14 13-19 52-2 30-22, 50-18, 69-12, 101-12, 101-14, 135-18, 135-19 162-5 36-1, 63-10, 66-3, 68-23, 142-4, 162-2 145-21, 145-23 152-11, 163-6, 163-7, 165-21 147-21, 147-22, 153-8, 153-11, 153-13, 153-14, 157-1, 159-22, 159-23, 163-11 36-13, 157-9, 157-12 153-11 61-6, 61-7 61-6 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 274 1 2 3 4 shops 5 short 6 shortly 7 shot 8 Show 9 shut 10 11 12 13 14 15 shutdown 16 shutting 17 18 sick 19 sickness 20 side 21 sidetracked 22 signed 23 signing 126-15, 126-17, 127-3, 127-4, 128-1, 128-2, 128-3, 128-5, 128-7, 128-8, 162-21 128-2 41-10, 65-17 100-9 165-11 34-15 71-7, 73-13, 98-19, 100-8, 100-18, 101-3, 103-21, 110-15, 111-8, 111-13, 112-10, 113-22, 117-20, 130-3, 130-6, 130-7, 130-19, 133-13, 134-10, 134-20, 135-16, 144-9, 144-11 110-10, 111-9 114-18, 131-17, 131-21, 132-14, 132-20, 133-10, 133-11 63-11, 158-6 164-13, 164-15 106-21, 107-6, 107-18, 108-16 25-19 18-13, 19-3, 19-5 5-2 - P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 276 1 sixty-three 2 size 3 sizes 4 skin 5 slant 6 sleep 7 slept 8 slick 9 smaller 10 smell 11 smoke 12 smoker 13 Snyder 14 Snyder's 15 soap 16 17 society 18 soft 19 sold 20 21 solid 22 solution 23 solvent 42-10 39-4, 70-9, 98-9 68-17, 68-23, 71-21 146-12 70-20 40-3, 40-7 40-6 71-1, 88-14 68-13, 68-22, 69-18 77-9 61-21 61-20 148-15, 152-18 152-19 105-16, 105-17, 105-18, 105-19, 125-4, 125-5 95-23 128-22, 132-10 19-17, 37-7, 77-18, 78-17, 103-6, 103-9, 103-17 68-2, 105-5, 105-9 83-23 79-22, 93-8 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHFF. Al 36771 (756)897-0591 HARTOLDMON0035839 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 277 1 solvents 2 somebody 3 4 5 somehow 6 scmecne 7 something 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 sometimes 17 somewhere 18 sen 19 sen's 20 Sep 21 sorry 22 23 97-14 7-11, 42-23, 53-7, 55-14, 85-8, 111-15, 118-4, 128-23, 165-11, 165-16 7-14, 131-9 111-7 7-12, 7-15, 25-2, 29-10, 32-2, 38-23, 41-16, 50-23, 51-2, 53-12, 53-14, 53-17, 63-14, 63-23, 64-3, 68-10, 74-13, 75-18, 75-21, 77-8, 79-13, 85-2, 91-23, 92-19, 92-22, 93-5, 93-13, 93-15, 96-8, 107-23, 123-18, 127-14, 128-21, 128-23, 130-18, 132-9, 135-18, 152-13, 160-10, 161-13, 161-16, 166-7 63-10, 98-18, 125-5, 125-6, 153-20 56-21, 85-3, 132-10, 142-2 27-4, 27-7, 54-1, 54-6, 54-7 54-16 124-23 20-17, 34-6, 41-13, 76-2, 82-6, 92-10, 104-17, 105-14, 106-6, 121-6, 131-7, 137-23, 148-18, 162-4, 163-16 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 279 1 squeal 91-1, 91-11 2 stage 87-2, 87-17 3 standards 125-12, 125-13, 125-20 4 stands 125-23 5 start 54-4, 66-11, 73-14, 78-23, 79-18, 6 82-14, 90-22, 91-8, 91-14, 113-8, 7 113-13, 137-1 8 start-up 107-16 9 started 21-10, 21-16, 36-19, 56-3, 56-5, 10 64-23, 66-6, 79-22, 89-3, 100-10, 11 123-15, 161-12 12 starting 12-5 13 state 27-13, 28-6, 28-7 14 state-of-the-art 73-4 15 statement 11-22 16 States 42-17 17 stationed 17-16 18 statistics 41-16, 41-17, 41-19 19 stay 25-8, 42-19, 43-8, 114-2, 144-23, 20 157-17, 157-20 21 stayed 19-2, 57-23, 58-3, 101-18, 109-12, 22 109-17, 141-12, 143-21 23 steam 84-13, 117-14, 117-17, 117-18, ' P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 278 1 sort 2 3 south 4 5 Southern 6 space 7 spare 8 speak 9 speaking 10 special 11 specific 12 specifically 13 specimen 14 speculate 15 spend 16 spent 17 spice 18 spoke 19 spoken 20 spokesperson 21 sports 22 spout 23 spring 39-13, 64-15, 68-8, 75-3, 103-19, 118-3, 140-12, 146-2 19-6, 127-20, 128-4, 128-7, 141-16, 141-23, 143-23, 145-12, 148-12 55-23 10-1 70-21, 103-19, 104-2 12-14, 47-5 146-6 104-23, 105-20, 105-23, 106-20 146-3 116-23, 138-18 36-6 158-18, 164-10 17-12, 21-13, 146-17 29-2, 31-8, 46-13, 62-15 47-4 149-3 131-13 90-5 55-4 , 55-6 84-10 49-13, 49-15, 49-18 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 280 1 2 3 steel 4 step 5 sterox 6 sti ll 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 stock 15 stockroom 16 stockyards 17 stood 18 step 19 20 stopped 21 22 23 stepping 117-20, 117-22, 117-23, 140-23, 143-7 66-21, 67-14, 67-15 75-3, 87-12, 97-22, 104-17 105-13, 105-15 16-3, 30-10, 32-11, 32-13, 35-14, 35-20, 44-3, 45-13, 45-17, 49-17, 57-9, 57-20, 73-8, 84-5, 87-16, 87-19, 100-2, 101-12, 115-2, 116-19, 121-12, 142-23, 143-2, 144-4, 144-7, 144-8, 145-7, 145-11, 151-9, 153-5, 153-17, 153-19, 155-3, 155-6, 156-20, 157-5, 159-20, 162-19 39-6 23-5 90-20 62-4 91-19, 120-22, 127-17, 128-12, 136-2, 136-3 62-6, 91-21, 92-3, 92-11, 95-2, 95-8, 114-12, 114-19, 114-20, 114-21, 135-13 114-17 P.O. BOX 544 GHATCHFF Al 36771 (256)897-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE. AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035840 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 281 1 stops 2 storage 3 store 4 stored 5 stork 6 story 7 stove 8 street 9 10 11 strength 12 string 13 strip 14 struggling 15 students 16 stuff 17 18 19 20 stirrp 21 subject . 22 subsequently 23 sudden 104-15 103-22, 104-9 24-2, 43-13, 103-8 103-13, 103-14, 104-4 132-8 162-17 84-9 13-9, 14-4, 14-5, 14-7, 19-19, 20-21, 20-22, 20-23, 31-14, 45-6, 49-5, 62-19 63-20 33-14 32-1 161-9, 161-11 32-18 26-7, 64-15, 65-1, 67-1, 67-19, 70-7, 71-19, 94-16, 94-22, 104-3, 111-16, 111-17, 119-5, 122-12, 139-3, 140-5, 157-5 32-15 7-5, 7-8 58-11, 144-9 158-4, 164-14 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 283 1 surgery 2 surprise 3 surprised 4 sustain 5 Suzanne 6 sweep 7 Suite 8 sweetener 9 sweetheart 10 swept 11 swing 12 switched 13 sworn 14 Synthnoid 15 system 16 17 systems 18 19 20 table 21 tablet 22 Taccma 23 tailed 50-16, 59-19, 161-12, 161-20 59-11, 155-15, 166-8 33-15, 36-8, 36-17 25-17 57-8, 58-4 127-6 160-11 38-18 20-14 123-19 15-15 141-16, 141-22, 143-18 5-6 53-3, 53-4, 53-5 27-14, 42-15, 71-6, 118-1, 118-6, 118-7, 124-8, 136-5 71-3, 71-4, 117-8, 117-9, 117-13, 117-16, 140-22 25-9, 70-16 38-17 27-12 22-18 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 282 1 suffered 2 sugar 3 suite 4 sinner 5 surmertime 6 superiors 7 supervisor 8 supplenant 9 support 10 supposed 11 sure 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 surgeries 39-22 38-16, 38-18, 38-19 10-7, 10-8 24-4, 29-7, 46-13 64-11 135-1 164-21 25-7 55-15 67-4 9-13, 9-15, 11-4, 11-13, 14-6, 19-21, 22-8, 24-23, 25-18, 29-22, 30-18, 31-20, 34-21, 37-18, 38-4, 39-6, 49-6, 58-15, 58-21, 60-8, 60-11, 62-20, 67-3, 70-4, 72-22, 73-1, 78-4, 94-12, 94-21, 95-19, 95-20, 96-2, 96-6, 96-9, 96-12, 102-19, 105-23, 123-9, 125-14, 127-7, 128-6, 128-15, 129-15, 130-17, 130-23, 135-8, 135-22, 137-2, 137-13, 140-19, 145-22, 164-9, 164-11, 166-4 160-11, 161-14 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 284 1 take 2 3 4 5 6 7 taken 8 takes 9 taking 10 talk 11 12 talked 13 talking 14 15 16 tall 17 tank 18 tanks 19 tap 20 tapping 21 Tdi 22 23 12-14, 12-22, 13-20, 16-10, Z7-18, 38-8, 42-5, 52-13, 52-20, 53-3, 53-5, 53-8, 53-19, 59-9, 65-2, 65-5, 65-16, 65-18, 67-21, 68-11, 69-11, 69-20, 110-20, 111-6, 113-12, 119-7, 127-6 38-6, 103-2 12-15, 12-17, 51-15 71-6 33-7, 59-14, 127-21, 128-11, 130-14, 130-16, 131-20 56-7, 53-16, 138-14, 150-1, 155-7 10-18, 12-12, 41-13, 75-14, 93-23, 115-11, 115-12, 116-4, 128-11, 130-15, 146-11 64-21 80-1, 81-12, 81-22, 91-8, 124-7 81-17, 88-3 67-18, 81-4 64-5 76-3, 79-8, 79-9, 91-17, 92-13, 93-4, 93-9, 94-23, 95-1, 95-3, 95-7, 95-8, 95-11, 104-18 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035841 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 285 1 tea 2 tease 3 tell 4 5 6 7 8 telling 9 tells 10 ten 11 term 12 testified 13 testinmy 14 testing 15 tests 16 Texas 17 thank 18 Thanks 19 theater 20 then's 21 themselves 22 theology 23 there's 84-9 49-21 5-13, 6-18, 12-23, 13-1, 34-21, 36-23, 41-16, 47-18, 54-16, 71-8, 74-9, 74-23, 88-22, 89-2, 89-3, 90-12, 92-16, 96-14, 102-12, 119-22, 131-10, 139-13 111-16, 164-17 141-3 49-7, 147-23 129-10, 136-2 5-7 7-9, 8-8, 10-11, 10-13, 160-20 17-7, 65-3 64-23 44-17 5-11, 60-5, 73-7, 142-17 138-9 16-18, 42-15, 43-9, 43-10 147-13 50-22 56-13 20-1, 20-3, 40-12, 95-22, 95-23, SAM4NTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 287 1 thoughts 2 thousand 3 4 three 5 6 7 8 three-rocm 9 throw 10 thrcwn 11 thus 12 thyroid 13 till 14 15 16 time 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 132-18, 166-10 87-4, 112-2, 112-3, 113-6, 113-7, 113-11, 113-12, 146-17 11-18, 22-17, 34-10, 35-1, 35-2, 35-13, 46-20, 46-22, 57-1, 57-23, 65-4, 86-15, 93-4, 95-20, 99-16, 106-8, 112-2 21-6, 26-1, 26-2 68-11 123-18 15-9, 95-5 53-3, 53-5 14-11, 14-13, 22-22, 29-7, 31-11, 36-16, 68-16, 106-8, 107-16, 157-11, 165-6 7-22, 14-11, 16-15, 16-19, 18-18, 19-10, 20-14, 21-10, 29-3, 31-8, 35-10, 35-12, 35-21, 37-5, 37-21, 41-10, 44-8, 46-17, 48-22, 49-22, 50-1, 51-18, 60-19, 61-4, 62-2, 62-15, 64-9, 65-2, 74-3, 74-10, 77-17, 89-13, 92-14, 94-1, 98-6, 98-14, 99-4, 99-18, 101-13, 101-23, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 286 1 2 they'd 3 4 They'll 5 they're 6 they've 7 thief 8 think 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 thinking 18 thirty-five 19 thirty-four 20 thcuc^i 21 thought 22 23 96-8, 119-22, 156-11 67-21, 68-12, 68-19, 69-9, 93-22, 126-13 49-22 52-19, 62-10, 111-12 31-21, 161-17 69-11, 69-14, 69-16, 69-17 6-12, 9-10, 11-2, 11-14, 11-16, 11-21, 12-8, 32-3, 39-5, 47-17, 50-4, 54-1, 61-6, 65-22, 66-21, 66-22, 83-6, 97-23, 100-15, 100-21, 102-17, 102-21, 102-22, 103-3, 104-19, 113-2, 127-19, 127-22, 133-3, 133-6, 136-9, 136-13, 138-14, 140-6,' 141-8, 141-11, 146-22, 153-23, 158-6, 161-7, 162-16, 164-19 20-2, 51-1 46-21, 113-13 39-4 62-13, 77-10, 106-1, 129-20 13-15, 17-8, 36-11, 63-17, 74-12, 89-23, 102-2, 112-8, 120-6, 121-7, 125-9, 133-8, 134-13 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 288 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 times 11 tire 12 tired 13 tires 14 titled 15 today 16 17 together 18 told 19 20 21 22 23 toluene 104-20, 109-1, 111-3, 112-10, 113-19, 113-21, 116-4, 116-10, 116-12, 116-15, 116-17, 116-19, 116-20, 116-22, 117-2, 118-13, 118-14, 123-21, 125-15, 126-5, 127-5, 127-11, 127-20, 128-7, 128-14, 128-20, 129-2, 129-19, 130-2, 134-10, 142-1, 145-15, 146-21, 159-1, 165-5, 165-20, 166-6 11-18, 22-21, 36-8, 65-4 70-21, 113-10 35-11 113-7, 113-9 9-5 5-17, 6-12, 6-13, 12-1, 12-4, 34-15, 72-21, 121-15 15-13, 153-17, 153-19 15-8, 18-12, 34-17, 53-14, 56-8, 58-17, 63-13, 71-10, 93-5, 95-5, 111-12, 113-3, 122-20, 123-2, 123-3, 123-5, 130-12, 131-9, 134-19, 135-1, 154-1 93-10, 97-10, 97-15, 100-8, 100-15, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035842 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 289 1 2 Tan 3 took 4 5 6 top 7 topic 8 torch 9 tore 10 tom 11 total 12 touch 13 ta#i 14 toward 15 town 16 trace 17 tracing 18 track 19 tracking 20 trade 21 training 22 transfer 23 transferred 101-4, 101-19 156-3 8-6, 9-16, 9-17, 9-23, 17-17, 32-17, 38-16, 40-3, 64-18, 109-7, 114-9, 116-10, 127-11, 164-17 68-22, 82-4, 166-2 146-17 81-18 93-15, 94-22 93-12 161-5 157-17, 157-20 22-21, 34-7, 58-18 44-15 8-6, 36-19, 44-3 70-5 118-1 6-8, 25-18 39-16 75-20 17-18 82-13, 84-5 16-16, 88-9 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 291 1 twenty-four 2 twenty-nine 3 twice 4 two 5 6 7 8 9 two-year 10 Tylenol 11 type 12 types 13 typical 14 typically 15 16 Lh-huh 17 ultimately 18 irder 19 20 irdengrad 21 underneath 22 inderstand 23 110-5, 112-9 63-4 42-11 10-18, 17-13, 17-14, 21-14, 33-14, 36-12, 38-22, 40-9, 45-3, 49-23, 56-19, 93-3, 93-8, 97-12, 97-13, 98-2, 98-3, 99-13, 108-4, 109-20, 114-4, 114-5, 128-1, 139-22, 166-10 142-3 143-4 67-14, 118-8 98-13 119-3 93-14 17-4, 35-12, 67-17, 70-12, 73-22 78-17 5-7, 53-3, 104-11, 105-20, 123-15, 136-20 54-22 121-16 5-18, 6-9, 74-22, 80-18, 80-20, 90-9, 90-20, 95-5, 95-6, 107-1, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 290 1 transformers 2 transported 3 trappings 4 treated 5 trial 6 trials 7 tridiethyl 8 tried 9 triscdium 10 trouble 11 true 12 try 13 trying 14 Tsp 15 Tunlin 16 turn 17 turned 18 Tv 19 twelve 20 21 twenty 22 23 twenty-five 129-18 19-7 124-4, 124-6 39-23 8-14, 27-16 75-4 76-3, 79-13, 93-5 124-19, 124-21 105-11 129-20 119-19 12-20, 59-10, 60-23, 74-13, 135-14 14-8, 22-19, 32-15, 144-21 105-11 127-23 74-21, 84-12, 92-21, 97-1 75-18, 77-5, 79-16, 112-17 46-9 34-11, 35-1, 35-3, 49-7, 54-12, 54-13, 58-14, 58-20, 158-13 7-4, 29-8, 48-6, 48-8, 48-22, 66-23, 154-8, 159-8 37-9, 99-22, 154-2, 165-18 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 292 1 2 uxierstccd 3 mien 4 unique 5 Ihited 6 7 University 8 until 9 10 11 12 13 upgrade 14 upswing 15 usable 16 use 17 18 19 20 used 21 22 23 115-13, 115-22, 138-15 5-21, 136-22 130-20, 130-21 89-8 35-19, 42-17, 56-18, 56-19, 56-23, 57-1, 57-2, 57-7 28-12, 28-20, 55-7, 56-3 11-1, 16-9, 17-2, 19-2, 19-10, 20-15, 32-19, 48-8, 54-20, 55-10, 60-6, 95-7, 101-21, 103-9, 127-12, 141-14, 143-21, 145-12, 157-17, 157-20 116-22 22-18 93-17, 94-5 70-18, 80-12, 84-13, 87-15, 93-19, 105-21, 111-14, 125-4, 129-17, 135-17, 136-22, 140-18, 140-19, 141-4 7-11, 8-13, 36-3, 38-18, 66-16, 79-17, 80-10, 93-2, 93-9, 95-11, 97-9, 97-10, 97-11, 97-16, 97-18, 101-10, 103-22, 125-5, 129-5, 129-8, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035843 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 293 1 2 using 3 usually A utilizing 5 6 V-o-i-l-e-s 7 vacation-relief 8 vacuum 9 value 10 valve 11 valves 12 Vasotec 13 vegetable 14 vegetables 15 vent 16 vented 17 very 18 vessel 19 vessels 20 21 veteran 22 Victoria 23 visitors 136-3, 140-21, 140-23 100-14, 120-22 112-1, 117-6 73-3 147-17 46-14 84-11, 84-12 94-9, 94-10, 103-3, 103-6, 140-6 82-4 117-22 52-20, 52-23 24-17, 25-1, 29-11 25-5 84-3 86-1, 86-3 20-17, 133-6 83-5, 84-13, 87-4, 88-13, 110-19 87-6, 88-10, 93-2, 102-22, 104-2, 104-3, 117-10 42-11, 156-23 9-17 89-16 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 295 1 2 3 wash 4 washed 5 Washington 6 7 waste 8 9 10 watch 11 watching 12 water 13 14 waters 15 wave 16 way 17 18 19 we'd 20 21 22 we'll 23 44-15, 44-16, 66-6, 80-10, 80-12, 156-23 88-5, 124-12, 125-6 124-14 27-12, 27-13, 28-6, 28-7, 57-12, 57-16, 57-17 85-15, 85-16, 85-17, 85-18, 88-15, 95-20, 95-21, 95-22, 95-23, 96-10, 141-5 123-16 155-11 85-19, 117-14, 119-15, 120-9, 125-4, 125-6, 140-23 150-8, 150-9, 158-9, 158-10 31-3 12-4, 67-6, 67-18, 69-21, 71-15, 90-19, 91-4, 91-12, 95-4, 106-12, 113-17 74-14, 82-7, 82-11, 82-14, 82-17, 84-5, 84-6, 89-15, 98-19, 98-20, 119-6, 137-2 12-8, 12-20, 45-12, 49-21, 54-2, 60-22, 104-14, 135-14, 136-19, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 294 1 visual 83-8 2 Voiles 147-15, 147-17 3 volunteered 37-10 4 5 W-h-i-s-e-n-a-n- t 150-14 6 wait 133-15 7 waiting 161-21 8 waived 5-3 9 wake 22-10 10 walk 36-3, 63-9 11 walked 63-7 12 walker 36-3, 149-2, 149-3, 149-4, 153-10 13 walker's 154-1 14 walking 63-12, 64-13 15 want 5-17, 12-5, 12-22, 34-20, 37-20, 16 67-5, 122-10, 128-13, 141-9, 151-20, 17 160-5, 160-8 18 wanted 7-23, 23-18, 28-10, 38-20, 57-14, 19 74-13, 97-8, 125-9, 166-13 20 wanting 145-2 21 wants 56-10 22 war 17-5, 17-6, 17-10, 17-12, 19-5, 23 19-7, 21-18, 22-23, 24-3, 42-11, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 296 1 2 we're 3 4 5 wear 6 wears 7 weather 8 Weaver 9 week 10 weekends 11 weeks 12 weld 13 welder 14 welders 15 well 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 140-12, 141-10, 144-23 12-4, 12-11, 42-1, 42-2, 49-23, 64-1, 66-1, 95-23, 101-23, 111-16, 125-22, 146-17, 146-19, 151-5 72-9, 119-7, 119-15, 119-17 119-16 64-12 43-17, 43-18 21-16, 98-17, 110-4, 112-9 24-2 36-12 81-15 81-15 118-16, 128-4 6-2, 9-9, 10-18, 13-1, 15-5, 15-14, 19-17, 20-3, 20-14, 28-13, 28-22, 30-1, 30-2, 30-12, 31-2, 31-5, 31-13, 33-11, 34-6, 34-8, 34-17, 35-22, 36-3, 38-16, 41-9, 42-6, 44-14, 45-12, 45-20, 47-4, 49-16, 50-15, 52-20, 55-18, 59-3, 59-4, 59-18, 60-22, 62-23, 67-18, 74-3, 75-8, 86-20, 87-22, 90-12, 93-17, P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035844 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 297 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Wellborn 8 9 west 10 11 whatever 12 13 wheel 14 whenever 15 Whereipcn 16 17 whether 18 19 20 while 21 22 Whisenant 23 103-18, 105-8, 106-17, 108-4, 114-16, 115-13, 117-7, 119-6, 119-21, 122-5, 123-17, 125-16, 125-17, 126-11, 136-20, 137-1, 137-6, 145-14, 147-21, 161-11, 162-4, 162-14, 163-20, 165-21 32-17, 32-19, 55-8, 160-17, 160-20, 161-2 14-1, 14-2, 14-3, 14-7, 19-19, 20-22, 20-23, 57-14, 160-15, 160-16 12-17, 37-2, 74-14, 110-18, 110-19, 117-15, 120-11, 123-1, 136-3, 141-6 24-6 134-19 65-20, 133-23, 134-1, 138-11, 143-11, 166-11, 167-2 58-12, 75-4, 96-18, 96-20, 115-10, 116-18, 117-13, 120-9, 120-10, 120-11, 131-12, 134-12 14-20, 19-18, 56-15, 57-4, 110-11, 117-20, 146-23 150-12, 150-14, 150-15, 159-10, 159-11 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 299 1 word 2 wonds 3 wore 4 work 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 worked 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 33-16, 50-21, 125-9, 131-13 50-22, 71-4, 100-17, 135-17, 139-19 39-4, 72-14 8-11, 10-17, 12-10, 12-12, 16-17, 21-14, 21-17, 21-23, 23-3, 23-8, 23-11, 23-17, 23-18, 23-21, 23-22, 29-21, 32-5, 33-17, 37-1, 41-8, 42-17, 43-15, 46-12, 56-11, 56-15, 65-23, 66-6, 73-17, 74-12, 75-7, 99-16, 99-23, 106-12, 108-23, 109-19, 109-23, 110-10, 110-16, 111-1, 118-13, 120-5, 121-12, 122-16, 122-20, 122-21, 122-22, 123-5, 123-8, 123-22, 137-16, 138-8, 141-7, 141-11, 145-16 21-19, 22-3, 23-2, 23-3, 23-4, 24-2, 29-20, 33-10, 41-10, 42-13, 42-15, 43-10, 43-11, 43-14, 44-23, 46-9, 46-16, 46-19, 46-20, 46-21, 46-22, 48-10, 49-2, 53-9, 72-4, 75-12, 75-23, 77-15, 78-15, 89-20, 90-6, 90-9, 90-18, 98-4, 104-23, 106-16, 107-9, 107-16, 108-4, 108-10, P.O. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 298 1 who's 2 whole 3 wife 4 5 6 wife's 7 Wi ley 8 Wi llard 9 Williams 10 wind 11 window 12 within 13 witness 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 wonderful 22 wooden 23 Wbotie 41-18, 165-23 13-4, 33-5, 60-9, 69-22, 91-10 20-18, 21-2, 24-15, 26-21, 29-2, 29-17, 53-23, 60-22, 61-1, 61-4, 89-7, 89-17 24-21 127-23, 128-5 34-12, 34-14, 34-15, 34-19 151-19, 164-23 91-14, 128-8 30-23, 49-23 55-13, 100-21, 100-23 15-2, 17-15, 26-14, 28-3, 34-5, 40-15, 51-4, 55-3, 60-2, 61-19, 64-20, 75-17, 82-5, 88-22, 94-3, 100-12, 102-6, 102-11, 102-21, 103-11, 104-21, 112-1, 115-17, 116-6, 130-11, 133-14, 134-17, 137-22, 138-1, 138-7, 145-8, 158-19, 161-1, 164-11, 166-18, 166-22 33-23 69-5 162-11, 162-12, 162-13 P.O. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 300 1 2 3 4 5 workers 6 working 7 8 9 10 11 Wbrks 12 world 13 14 worry 15 ward 16 17 Wav 18 wrap 19 wrapping 20 wraps 21 wreck 22 written 23 wrcrg 108-12, 109-18, 122-1, 123-13, 132-21, 137-11, 138-2, 151-12, 156-2, 157-11, 163-8, 164-22, 165-14, 166-1, 166-5 146-11 16-18, 23-7, 23-16, 36-21, 36-22, 43-9, 70-17, 72-5, 72-8, 78-5, 87-19, 89-14, 94-19, 106-3, 109-8, 126-5, 126-12, 139-17, 143-17, 146-23 27-13 22-23, 42-11, 44-14, 80-10, 80-12, 156-23, 161-8 147-5 44-18, 57-15, 75-20, 76-5, 96-10, 96-15, 102-12 36-14 87-23 146-20 11-17 89-6, 100-7 111-5, 112-20, 113-2, 131-12 95-6, 134-13 P.O. BOX 544 CHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035845 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 301 1 wrote 2 3 y'all 4 5 Yankee 6 yard 7 Yeap 8 year 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 years 19 20 21 22 23 159-5 25-10, 29-18, 35-18, 40-12, 78-7, 157-20 151-3 26-7 150-2 14-15, 21-20, 23-3, 24-7, 30-5, 34-7, 34-11, 34-16, 35-7, 37-20, 41-14, 42-6, 44-1, 45-15, 49-11, 54-10, 56-4, 56-5, 58-13, 58-20, 59-1, 59-21, 64-10, 89-19, 92-3, 92-10, 92-12, 100-22, 100-23, 106-14, 107-19, 107-21, 128-19, 129-9, 130-5, 130-7, 130-9, 130-19, 136-7, 136-9, 136-10, 136-11, 141-22, 165-2 7-4, 17-13, 17-14, 20-15, 21-14, 22-14, 22-17, 28-9, 29-8, 29-9, 32-21, 34-22, 35-2, 36-13, 37-9, 38-1, 38-10, 38-11, 39-10, 39-14, 41-11, 41-12, 42-10, 43-11, 43-14, 46-20, 46-21, 48-6, 48-8, 48-23, SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 303 1 2 ycxngest 3 youth 4 5 Z-e-n-u-s 6 Zeb 7 Zenus 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 162-23 40-17 56-16, 56-18, 56-20 154-14 154-23, 155-1, 163-23 154-12, 154-13, 154-23, 163-12, 163-13 P.0. BOX 544 0HATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 SAMANTHA E. NOBLE NOBLE & ASSOCIATES 302 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 yet 13 York 14 you'd 15 16 17 you're 18 19 20 21 22 yqjig 23 yctnger 49-7, 49-23, 50-16, 54-13, 55-23, 56-20, 57-1, 57-23, 58-4, 53-14, 58-20, 59-19, 59-22, 59-23, 62-6, 63-5, 66-23, 89-18, 92-18, 99-22, 105-1, 106-5, 106-8, 108-4, 108-11, 108-12, 109-20, 114-4, 114-5, 127-14, 136-12, 136-14, 142-4, 145-21, 146-1, 146-17, 147-23, U9-11, 149-14, 152-13, 154-2, 154-8, 158-13, 159-8, 159-14, 160-1, 160-2, 165-18 87-13, 87-16, 136-18, 152-8 151-4 9-22, 68-23, 69-21, 70-1, 70-2, 70-3, 80-4, 80-5, 84-8, 119-4, 119-12, 125-6 6-1, 6-2, 6-11, 12-5, 12-13, 30-13, 31-3, 45-13, 51-9, 88-18, 95-19, 95-20, 96-4, 102-4, 102-18, 106-3, 106-22, 113-5, 113-6, 115-11, 116-9, 120-23, 125-17 49-20, 89-6, 94-14, 153-9 37-12, 37-14, 57-9, 152-10, 162-22, P.O. BOX 544 OHATCHEE AL 36271 (256)892-0591 P.0. BOX 544 OHATCHEE, AL 36271 (256)892-0591 HARTOLDMON0035846