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Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease
Suite 2100 Atrium Two 22i East Fourth Street * Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-4101 Telephone(5i3)42i-8777 Telecopier q
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Arthur i.vorys 1856-1933
Lowry F. 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 (014)464-6400 Telecopler(6l4)464-6350 Rap!fax(6l4)464-6453 Telex 241348 Cable VORYSATER
In Washington Suite mi 1828 L street, NW Washington,D.C.20036-5104
Telephone (202) 822-8200 Telecopier(202)835-0699 Telex 440693
In Cleveland 2100 East Ohio Building 1717 East Ninth street Cleveland.Ohio 44U4-2803
Telephone(2i6)62l-70BI Telecopier (216)621-8366
July 3, 1985
Mr. Anthony J. Colangelo Workers Compensation Claims Examiner The Sherwin-Williams Company 101 Prospect Avenue# N.W. Cleveland# Ohio 44115-1075
Re: Claimant: Claim No.: 831618-22
Dear Tony:
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This will report my attendance at the workers1 compensation hearing held in Dayton on July 3# 1985. The claimant was present with his attorney# Dennis Miller. The hearing officer was Lisa Grosse.
As-you know, this hearing had been rescheduled by the district hearing officer on March 25, 1985 pending receipt of medical documentation to be submitted by both parties. We subsequently scheduled claimant to be examined by Dr. Noble Fowler. We have Dr. Fowler's report which I have submitted to you and filed with the Bureau. Enclosed is the Physician's Supplemental Report filed by the claimant on May, 1985, which I obtained when I reviewed the file prior to the hearing.
The hearing concerned the Company's motion filed on January 9# 1985 to determine if claimant's industrial injury was the condition which currently prevented him from returning to his former position of employment. In support of the Company's position I stated that the claim had been fully certified by the Company for a lung condition resulting from inhalation of chlorine. I argued that on the basis of Dr. Fowler's report, claimant's current disability was coronary artery disease with angina pectoris, which was not industrially related. I stated that claimant's coronary problems manifested themselves over ten years ago and that claimant had a myocardial infarction in 1974.
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0007-SWP-005804205 CONFIDENTIAL