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Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease Suite 2100 Atrium Two 221 East Fourth Street * Cincinnati,Ohio 45202-4101 Telephone(5i3)42i-8777 Telecopier ^C iv e o M/if- Arthur 1.Vorys 1856-1933 Lowry R Sater 1867-1935 Augustus T, Seymour 1873-1926 Edward L. Pease 1873-1924 In Columbus 52 East Gay street Post Office Box 1008 COlumbuS,Ohio 43216-1008 Telephone (614) 464-6400 Tetecopier(6i4l 464-6350 Hapifax(614)464-6453 Telex 241348 Cable v o r v s at er in Washington Suite lilt 1828 L Street, NW Washington, D. C. 20036-5104 Telephone(202) 822-8200 Telecopler(202)835-0699 Telex 440693 In Cleveland 2100 East Ohio Building 1717 East Ninth street Cleveland.Ohlo 44114-2803 Telcphone(2t6) 621-7091 Telecopier(2i6)62l-8366 March 25, 1985 Anthony J. Colangelo Worker's Compensation Claim Examiner The Sherwin-Williams Company 101 Prospect Avenue, NW Cleveland, Ohio 44115-1075 REDACTED Re: ' Claim No. 831618-22 Dear Tony: This is to report my attendance at the worker's compensation hearing held in Hamilton on March 25, 1985. The claimant attended the hearing. The hearing officer was Phillip Reid. Crystal Stultz, who was scheduled to appear, could not attend. As you know, the hearing concerned the Company's motion requesting a determination on the issue of claimant's current extent of disability and its causal connection with his industrial condition. I informed Mr. Reid that at the Company's request for an update on claimant's condition, claimant's attending physician had responded that claimant had angina pectoris making him totally and permanently disabled. I pointed out that the claim had only been recognized for a lung condition and that the inception of the angina condition predated his industrial claim. I cross-examined claimant on his history as is related to chest pains. He admitted having a myocardial infarction in 1974 and also admitted that he had, prior to 1974, a history of smoking about one pack of cigarettes a day for about 15 years. Claimant denied any knowledge of the results of the pulmonary function tests conducted in June of 1984. Mr. Reid stated that there was insufficient evidence in the file to render a decision and continued the hearing to allow both parties to present medical evidence in support of their N40169