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MAMACikMU.N I' CORPORATION VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS MARGARET [- BAUMGARDNER RESEARCH COORDINATOR August 5, 2009 Taylor Kerns Simmons, Browder, Gianaris, Angelides & Bamerd 707 Berkshire Boulevard East Alton, IL 62064 Re; Cellulo Dear Mr. Kerns: Enclosed are the documents and affidavit relating to the above entity. Below are charges for this research. The charges include time for me to prepare an affidavit and have it notarized. Research Coordinator's time 1.5 hours x $150.00 per hour $225.00 Bates labels - 43 labels x $.07 each Copies, microfilm - 42 pages x $.40 per page $ 3.01 $ 16.80 TOTAL $244.81 Please forward a check for $244.81 payable to the Claims Resolution Management Corporation, to my attention in Aurora. Ifyou have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, cc: Jared S. Garelick Enclosures ASBESTOS CLAIMS RESEARCH FACILITY: 3390 PEORIA STREET, SUITE 304, AURORA, CO, 80010 PHONE: 303.364.8518. FAX: 30.3.364.9603 WWW.CLAIMSRES.COM AFFIDAVIT STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF ADAMS ) ) ss. )<i I, Margaret J. Baumgardner, being of full age and first duly sworn do hereby state: i 1. Iam not a party to this action. I have personal knowledge ofthe facts set forth in this affidavit, and if called as a witness, I 'could and would competently testify as to the truth of the matters set forth herein. i ! i 2. I am the Research Coordinator for the Claims Resolution Management Corporation ("CRMC"), a wholly owned subsidiary ofthe Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust ("Trust"). The CRMC was created in December l!998 and is staffed by former Trust employees. On January 1, 1999, CRMC began providing claims [resolution facility services to the Trust. 3. In this position, I mariage the Asbestos Claims Research Facility ("Facility"), a document and records repository located at 3390 Peoria Street, Suite 304, Aurora, Colorado. The Facility contains the business records including but not limited to correspondence, memoranda, reports, records and data compilations ("record") of Manville Corporation or related entities I ("Manville"), generally, as well as Manville records relevant to litigation of asbestos liability. The Trust has managed and operated thej Facility from November 28, 1988, the date on which the Manville bankruptcy plan was consutnmated. 4. My experience and farpiliarity with the documents at the Facility began in 1983 while working for Manville, In my work a^ a paralegal for Manville, I assisted in locating, indexing and packing many ofthe records which became the foundation documents for the Facility. I continued j to work for Manville until September 1987. From March 1988 to September 1988,1 was hired to supervise and assist in the indexing ofthe first 20,000 boxes which were turned over to the Trust in November 1988. From September |l988 to January 1989, I assisted in the privilege review of documents to be given to the Trust. From November 1988 to April 1994,1 worked for Freeborn & Peters and was put in charge of the fjacility, managing all productions and "new" acquisitions. In September 1995,1 was hired by the Trust to manage the Facility. In December 1998,1 was hired by the CRMC to manage the Facility for the Trust. Accordingly, I am personally familiar with many of the records stored at the Facility, as well as how the records have been gathered. 5. To the best ofmy knowledge, information and belief, I certify that these records were made at or near the time by, or from information transmitted by, a person with knowledge, were kept in the course ofthe regularly conducted business activity ofManville, and it was the regular practice and the business activity of Manville to make the records. 6. Documents from this Facility were copied for the firm of Simmons, Browder, Gianaris, Angelides & Bamerd. The copies have come from the microfilm at the Facility and are bates labeled CRMC-SBGAB-000001 through CRMC-SBGAB-000043 and these documents are true and correct copies of documents found at the Facility. n VU Margaret J. Baumgardner _yv lAi~i Subscribed and sworn to before me mis 5th day of August, 2009. AMY W BENHAM I NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF COLORADO ; : My Commission Expires May 16,2012 w.-.- UILL s ' " i. .** Jimi ' ' l.\t' -f.*1 ' * - . mm v .Jfr CRMC-SBGAB-000001 ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION NORTH AMERICA 1660 LSireet. N.W. / Washington. D.C. 20036 (202) 223-4885 MINUTES Special Board Of Directors Meeting Williams Club, New York City February 21. 1974. A special meeting of the Board of Directors was convened at the Williams Club in New York City, February 21. The following Directors were present: James Armstrong George Barge E. C. Bratt C. Nelson Codding A. H. Fay . W. E. Gatewood Thomas A. Dougherty A. R. Hooker J. H. Marsh C. G. Morgan C. A. Neumann J. L. Rainey William Thurber Kurt Schwarz F. J. Solon, Jr. J. R. Stetson (represented by M. Sendecki) S. D. Weaver (represented by W. H. Beasley) Joseph Hall G. Parry Weiss J. K. Whittaker George P. Vogel Bendix Corporation Atlas Asbestos Company H. K. Porter Company, Inc. Jim Walter Corporation National Gypsum Company Certain-teed Products Corp. The Flintkote Company Raybestos-Manhattan - North American Asbestos Corp. Kentile Floors Incorporated Amatex Corporation Union Carbide Corporation Supradur Manufacturing Corp. Johns-Manville Corporation Congoleum Industries, Inc. Cement Asbestos Products Company GAF Corporation s Garlock, Inc. ' Nicolet Industries, Inc. Ertel Engineering (National Association of Filte Manufacturers, Inc.) CRMC-SBGAB-000002 2 Members of the Association's Standards and Technical Committee attending the meeting were: Edmund M. Fenner, Chairman {Johns-Manville); H. L. Becker (Nicolet Industries, Inc.); C. C. Clarke (Bendix Corporation); William Fassuliotis (GAF Corporation); L. E. Moody (H. K. Porter Company, Inc.); Dr. H. B. Phodes (Union Carbide Corporation); I. H. Weaver (Raybestos-Manhattan); Frank H. Zimmerman (National Gypsum Company). Also present were: William Simpson (President, Raybestos-Manhattan); Guy Gabriel- son (President, Nicolet Industries, Inc,); R. B. Todd (Atlas Asbestos Company); John J. Machemer (The Flintkote Company); Dr. John J. Magenheimer (Raybestos-Manhattan); Gerald Marconis (Alsop Group - NAFM) ? James McHugh (Cellulo Co. - NAFM) ; Robert G. Moore and Arthur Neilson (National Gypsum Company); John Riopelle (Bendix Corporation); Ivan Sabourin (Consultant, Johns-Manville, Montreal); and Mrs. Doris Fagan (Executive Director, Asbestos Textile Institute) ' Staff and Consultants present were: Philip E. Enterline, Ph.D. (University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health); Raymond L. H. Murphy, M.D. (Harvard University School of Public Health); Matthew M. Swetonic (Hill and Knowlton, Inc.); Eugene J. Leff, Esq. (Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft); and R. H. Mereness (Executive Director, AIA/NA). Opening Remarks The meeting convened at 9:30 A.M.. Mr. John Marsh, President of the Association, presided. Guests were introduced. Report of the Executive Director Mr. Mereness stated that the Association is now publishing "News & Notes", a brief of pertinent information to the membership with the purpose of providing timely reports and minimizing the flow of paperwork from the Association's office. The publication will be issued approximately every two weeks. Suggestions and comments were invited. It was announced that the Association has employed a service to provide current information on proposed legislation affecting the industry among the various states. Mr. Mereness commented on a recent meeting in Montreal with CRMC-SBGAB-000003 3 principal officers and executive directors of the Asbestos Informa tion Committee and the Asbestosis Research Council of the U.K., and the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association of Canada. Ke stated that AIA/NA enjoys a close working relationship with these groups. He also stated U. S. asbestos trade associations had been formally invited to a reciprocal affiliated status with AIA/NA. Fie noted that the Association is preparing a booklet concerning the industry and that a questionnaire is being prepared to provide an economic profile of the industry. He said requests for the Association's information kit and booklets continue to be received from all parts of the world. Mr. Mereness mentioned the booklet "What Every Employee Should Know about ... Asbestos", prepared by J-M. He said the booklet was available from the Association office or could be purchased from J-M with a Company name imprint. Mr. Mereness said he had attended a customer's briefing by J-M on the asbestos safety and health issue and he praised the purpose and response of this kind of information and education effort. Report of Chairman Standards and Technical Committee Edmund Fenner of J-Mf Chairman of the AIA/NA Standards and Technical Committee, advised that a task group from the newly constituted twelve-member committee met with John O'Neill, Chief of the Division of Flealth Standards, and other OSHA representatives on January 10 to discuss industry assistance in the proposed revision of the asbestos standard. Ke stated that in all likelihood, the revision to the standard will place emphasis on work practices. Monitoring will continue as a means to check on the effectiveness of work practices, on variance procedure, and the need for medical surveillance. Mr. Fenner stated there was confusion as to when an employee exposed to asbestos should have a medical examination. It would appear that OSHA will adopt the NIOSH original recommen dation which basically says that if an employee's exposure is 1/2 the TLV or less, medical examinations are not required. OSHA does not feel the employer should know what the employee's medical examination has shown. Attitude is that industry need only know whether an employee is fit to work in the job assigned. No change in labeling asbestos products is expected, but could change. The fiber standard will probably remain the same, but will be subject to pressures from unions and other groups. Mr. O'Neill wants work practices written for processes rather than products, and defines a process as any operation that has a potential exposure to an employee. The need for a medical committee within AIA/NA was discussed. Following the task group meeting, a full Committee meeting, plus Messrs. Marsh and Mereness, was held in Newark, N. J. February 6. The purpose of the meeting was to assign tasks to each of the Committee members in four general areas of work practices: house keeping, dust collector maintenance, dust and scrap removal, and dust control engineering design. Mr. Fenner noted that work CRMC-SBGAB-000004 4 ractices for industry's customers would, have to be written at a later date. Mr. Fenner reported that rough drafts of the work practices were being forwarded to him for review and that a progress meeting with OSHA staff would take place April 10. A discussion followed. Mr. Marsh stated that he hoped to have a medical committee in being in the near future. He also stated that all recommendations for revisions to the OSHA standards would be thoroughly reviewed by the Association before definitive recommenda tions are submitted. Mr. Fenner noted that after work prectices have been'drafted by AIA/MA and approved by the Association, OSHA will send a team of consultants into plants to determine applica bility of the proposed work practices* without being "official" inspections. Mr. Marsh thanked Mr. Fenner and the members of his committee for the fine spirit in which they have undertaken the difficult tasks before them. Mr. Marsh mentioned that he and Mr. Mereness met with OSHA officials following the meeting in Newark, and that it was indicated that there could be some flexibility in the time schedule, but OSHA was planning for a completed revision by the end of the current year. Legal Affairs Association Counsel Eugene Leff, Cadwalader, Wickersham Taft, reviewed the $10QM class action suit brought against PPG Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh-Corning, and others, including the Asbestos Textile Institute/ on the charge that the defendants were aware of . conditions :in the plant and the damages in the form of pulmonary diseases allegedly resulting from exposure to asbestos, yet failed to correct such deficiencies or to warn employees of the dangers to exposure of asbestos in the concentration present, thus con stituting negligence. The charge against ATI is that the Association carried on a practice of impeding the flow of information regarding health hazards in asbestos manufacture and thereby contributed to the damages alleged. ' Mr. Leff next discussed a recent opinion in Borel. vs. Fibreboard Paper Products Corp., in which manufacturers of asbestos insulation materials were held strictly liable for pulmonary diseases of an employee of a contractor who used the materials. The basis of the opinion was the failure of defendants to give adequate warnings of allegedly foreseeable health dangers. Discussion followed Mr* Leff's remarks. In answer to a question regarding Borel and The Court's conclusions as to the development of information regarding health hazards associated with asbestos, Mr. Leff pointed out that a motion by defendants for rehearing, which is pending in The Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, challenges The Count's chronology of scientific investigation into the asbestoshealth issue. Mr. Leff said the Government case concerning Reserve CRMC-SBGAB-000005 5 Mining alleged exposure of the general public to air and water asbestos contaminants and does not involve sale of asbestos products which was the case in Borel. Medical Affairs Raymond L. H. Murphy, M.D., pulmonary disease specialist of Harvard University School of Public Health and the Faulkner Hospital, Boston, reviewed his research work on chest auscultation in the diagnosis of pulmonary asbestosis. Dr, Murphy utilized slides to illustrate his studies with shipyard pipe coverers. His work, partially supported by the Association, which involves breath sound recordings and sophisticated computer analyses, continues. Dr. Murphy believes that this kind of scientific approach to chest auscultation can lead to early diagnosis of diffuse -lung disease in general and pneumoconioses in particular. Luncheon- Guest Speaker Irving J. Selikoff, M.D., Director of Environmental Medicine, Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York City, was the guest speaker following luncheon. Dr. Selikoff was accompanied by his staff associate, William J. Nicholson, Ph.D.. Dr. Selikoff stated that the purpose of his remarks was to improve communications between the scientific community and industry. He voiced his appreciation of the opportunity to speak to the group and said that he knew that the industry was not trying to hide the asbestos disease problem, that there were great diffi culties in obtaining data and explaining the problem. He offered and asked for cooperation in addressing the asbestos-health issue. In a series of slides, he noted: .. long-term exposure or a long latent period of 20 years or more is usually necessary before signs of asbestos-related disease occur. ... first known case of asbestosis was diagnosed in 1924. . ... a worker at "the worst plant I visited" died from asbestosis after only 8 years of exposure. ... the combination of smoking and working with asbestos is "explosive". ... the important factors in occurrance of asbestos-related disease are: duration from onset of exposure, intensity of exposure, total exposure, con-commitant cigarette smoking. CRMC-SBGAB-000006 ... a guess of 2,000 cases of mesothelioma per year could occur in the next 10 years. ... lung cancer is the biggest concern in asbestosrelated disease. ... studies he had conducted among asbestos workers and the problems with filters, household contami nation, and demolition. Dr. Nicholson spoke of inadequate measurements. Both Drs. Selikoff and Nicholson called for a procedural standard at the factory level so that workers themselves can monitor their work areas. Dr. Selikoff said it is up to industry to work out the best work practices, using the best available technology ... constantly improving efforts through research and testing. In answer to questions. Dr. Selikoff said that the variety of asbestos is not of great significance in the health relationship; that asbestos workers should not be permitted to smoke. Mr. Marsh asked, in view of the hour, would Dr. Selikoff answer, in writing, additional questions of the group. He said he would be happy to do so. Following luncheon, the members reconvened for a discussion of the asbestos-health issue, led by Philip E. Enterline, Ph.D. of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health. Dr. Enterline said his studies over a period of 14 years, up to 1963, showed 160 deaths from asbestosis in the entire U.S.. He said he "simply doesn't know" where Dr. Selikoff gets his number of deaths, that he may be counting deaths which other physicians might not call asbestos deaths. Dr. Enterline discussed data procedures in the studies of disease and mortality. . He said he thought, contrary to Dr. Selikoff, that the type of asbestos is very important -- that, on the basis of his studies, it appears that crocidolite is far more carcinogenic than chrysotile, but that not enough is known and no one knows what kind of a carcino genic substance asbestos is. There is a need to know more about the latent period of exposure. Too little about the overload problem of dust inhalation is known. He said no one really knows how asbestos fibers cause cancer or whether it might be impurities about the asbestos fiber which cause the cancer. . Dr. Murphy said that while there may be some errors and defects in what Dr. Selikoff had to say, people do get asbestosis, lung cancer is a real problem, and the rajor thrust ought to be control of dust and establishment of threshold limit values through careful scientific procedure. He discussed the pathology of mesothelioma and asbestosis. The need for additional data on the cause and incidence of asbestos-related disease was emphasized. Mr* Marsh spoke of efforts being made in this connection. CRMC-SRGAB-000007 7 New Business The next regular meeting of the Board of Directors was set for Wednesday, March 2Cr in Washington, D. C., place and time to be announced. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:35 P.M.. R. H. Mereness Executive Director - Secretary CRMC-SBGAB-000008 / RiisTen and Engineering Center December 11, 1968 NOTES FOR 3HE FILE Asbestos in Filtra. ion Applications On December 10 I discussed with Tom Jackson, Celite Division, the various applications of asbestos in the filtration.of foodstuffs, beverages/ end pharmaceutical products. He suggested that when lhn;; returned J contact Gordon Smith and Harry Keefe, Celite Division., rbc are directly concerned with the marketing of JM pr-v/'acta \vpich contain asbestos for filtration purposes. FIBRA-FLO is the JM tra/mnnnia f;or a line of filtration, materials v?hich are blends o.f di atomite. and Cassiar asbestos. The type of diatom!to j r the blend and the percentage of asbestos is varied.to give several dozen products in the line. The amount of asbestos ranges from 2%% to about 12%. Most of the products, however- do not exceed 7%% asbestos. Much of our FIBRA-FLO product lino goes into industrial filtration processes. A large quantity is used to filter water for re-injection of oi3. wells. Jackson did not be lieve that very much of the FIBRA-FLO went into the foodstuffs industry. The brewing industry., however, is a good customer for FIBRA-FLO and it is used to . the extent of 1/10 of a pound of the FIBRA-FLO mixture per'barrel (31 gallons) of beer. A combination of an acid-washed fiber plus cellulose is used .in the form of v.-sls In i'-n pharmaceutical industry. JM does not mar3;e.h n type -.roduct. The so-called "pad filters" usually use Arixoru: fiber and the acid washing is to remove the calcium carbonate impurities in the fiber. These pad filters are also uced as a final filtration step in the beverage industry {for example, soft drinks, clear fruit juices, etc) . . Cellulo Company, Ivndusky, Ohio and Nafco ,A New Jersey, are the major suppliers of pad filters. Some industries purchase fiber and cellulose and form the filte pad in their own process. However, when this is done, the filter is referred to as a ''pulp filter". Millipore filters are making some inroads into the market served by pad filters. Vegetable dls are often filtered through asbestos- .ontaining filter material. ', Jackson estimated that, total vw .'Gstos-type filter applications in the United States probably '.IXized less than 1000 tons of fiber per year. Kowovor, thU ' rs an "ofj: the top of the head" guess. p undsack ae CRMC-SBGAB-000009 . ''ft ASSISTANT fOCTfcTA'AV Or DEFENSE ^ , VVA5!-H'fVCiT'"'v. DC '"'ji ir A 2, 7 Jill P77 MEMORANDUM FOR DESIGN/,V.Ei> SAFETY AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH OFFICIALS OF THE MILITARY , Dl-PAJUMXKK AND THE DEFENSE AGENCIES 1` ' '` ^ SUBJECT: Trade Name Products witc* Carcinogenic Hazards - This is to provide you with Nstion-Al In ; J.tute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) H**' of. p'rn/-;cis which may contain one or more of the 16 carcinogens That th O-C'rup jtiona-l Safety and Health Administration regulates, ' y. * Your field safety and health personnel should find the enclosed list useful in their hazard surveillance programs. Since manufacturers frequently change their products* verification of constituents should be accomplished as soon as DoB usage, has been ascertained. This type of information should V* avalA/Ac through DoD channels once nn he comes .operational early labor unions by tire Public rornpt action to insure proA/h these products would be S'"-/ S? George Maricnthal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Environment and Safety) c) - 1 A A A O 'RAor: ^TTil .rARCTNrtOnNIC HAZARDS * TRADE KAKE PRODUCT Adco SealT-lOo' . Aerobond 7.199 Pare A All Purpose Joint System Alum Anatia 30.1 Asbestos y:i):--. >?' Aluminum Kc Aluminum Asbestos HAZARD Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos PERCENTACE OF HAZARD IN TRADE NAME PRODUCT 06 ; PRODUCT MANUFACTttr 0905353 09 0659607 01 0033372 \ 11 . 0241344 1 50 0347007 Aluminum Roof Clearing Asbestos 03 . 009375S Aluminum Poof Coating f sbestoi; ' 10 0452681 Aluminum Roof Coating Asbestos 07 ' 0462685 - Amelco Adhesive f Armstrong Epoxy Resin A~6 and \ Ac civ tor ^Armstrong Tile Cement C-90 Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos o ' 23 OS OE29362 014, 850 0434983 ) Asbcsti le Ceir,ent. .Asbestos 10 0000367 Asbestine Asbestos | 99 0375.573 Asbestine 325 (3X) Asbestos 25 0404087 Asbestos No. 352 Asbestos 7R-05 Asbestos Tiber 7R06 Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos 99 0462685 : 99 0462685 A 99 0000367 -y. Asbestos Fibrous Roof Equndation Jbrr - ------Costing. _ Asbestos Fibre Shorts 7H-9Q Asbestos Plastic Roof Cement Asbestos I 05 ,. Asbestos Ashes tos 0462685 `0389fiK^ 0434948 Asbestos Plastic Roof Cemont Asbestos 0374915 Asphalt Flashing Cement Asbestos 005834S Asphalt Plastic Cement No, 050 Asbestos 0096017 Rabbitrite 30 Asbestos 0243164 SHIP 1738 CRMC-SBGAB-000011 V, libi 1 THAnr, KAMI-; PRODUCT Barret Aluminum I'noC Coating, Barret 22056 Wall Covering Cemsfnt Bitucote Sealer - Black Plastic Cement Blackline Plastic. Cement . Blind Nailing Cement ., Bond Master G 458 Series Bond Master M611 Bond Master W137X Adhesive , Buffing & Polishing Compound Bull's Eye Plastic Cement "Butyl Tite Butyl ..Rubber Caulk '.C-13-C4 Pydra.lt 800-13 f; _ Calidra Resin Grade. 244 Carbcnitc Packing Material Carbozinc No, 11 Green 2G54I6 Carey Mastic Heavy Trowel Grade Damp Resistant Coating Celluflow 4a*T Set ^tr0'1Brrch*": - =r-;-: '6. Quarry Kloor^TilficemenV. Cermitalc Chalking - Glazing Compound Chemical Sealing SM-902 Chrysolite $5 CM Sealer Coat Castrol Regal HAZARD At <k y, cos A.`>0tbs A e 'b (.. S V. G *3 tn ha/.aiu) IN traop. KA>n-: . PRODUCT 09 09 ` 03 rnOTUT.T MAM'PAOTU 0109097 0109097 OB64365 Ar;..' 'to*;. &!' :os 10 0000278 05 0099471 12 04626S1 Asbestos ^ 02 0710S21 Asbestos 20 0710S21 Asbestos ^ 12 . 07k0821 Asbestos. 01, . 0989959 Asbestos 10 005S350 A.': be;, ios 01 0015666 A - t'ti'.Los 03 0293882 ' rf-, i* OS * 92 ' 1013956 .pcs ?. cc.s . 46 0341462 A:.T.c>$ Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos A V.- e e t o>; 05 0343207 b i& 15 0364250 Lb- 80 0223783 P.3 min? 02 021.40^1 ArV-stoE 20 0275035 to s | 02 0015674 Asbestos | 01 0780160 be si; os / r beet os | j 50 45 0223783 6000192 Asbestos j 04 0254254 N-SHIP 1739 CRMC-SBGAB-000012 m ' TRADE NAME fftOnUCT Cc>]d Application Cement Cold Application Cement No,2.03 Concrccive No.l Part A Concresive 1170 Parts A b B Cooling System Sealc-r Cope Seal . Culvert Pipe Joint Compound Ta! Custom Seal Cope Seal D-931 Undercoating Dayco Wood Filler Golden Oak |auh 1 e Cove rage Conura t iJurex flashing Cer.ie.r.L Duysea 1 Sea. 1 in g Co imp oun d <')? , i , 5. i *$ 1 } ! i i i \ tp. j. $ f. i i \ \ ; . ';j"/ Ab f-.-'i.v A'-',:- <A- uAt 0 . os A15 s tor As be rtos rJ ;o r.o? Aebr r 'V> Aci-e OB A ' f A:.' ' r'.'.n ft.KLT.N I'/lCK OF HAZARD IN trade name rftU^Du--CLT"* ! 10. 01 1 02. 04 04 34 14 37 05 ' 08 - ' 10. '' S 23 ' 50 Z905 Ebibond 122 A no 1 Ar hr v.:os - 01 20 Elastic Roof Sealer A < 'b o i. o r. - 20 Elastigum Roof Coating Elastiguro Roofing Cement 1' .. ,b- ---------- __________ -^i- Epocast 2-D , Expoxo Floor Coating - Orange Exterior Caulk 2541 h i i' i i. Falcon Expo - ?Jon-Slip Coating. t i i Fedroy. Safety Floor & Deck Cover L-n 5 ! - Asba to s 05 ilsbe ii CCS 20 Asbe ^ Q r; - - ............ 05 ' Z~~Z'"---or.~Z~Z~r ~ /, ^ b r . i:: 01 ' A -V - - v; o 5 01 A: r .5? 01 i\ ^o:i j 01 .;:or j 01 _ Fibre Class Roof Coating Firelte Asbestos Furnncccoment A? be.;toS i Asbestos 01 02 M-Siiip, PRODUCT KANUFACTURl'. 0463685 -'?rY\ 00t*8371 0413728 041372S 0320009 6000192 0364493 0981739 0725673 0326842 0058348 0341053 D4626S5 'y cy 0154049 0284558 04&26B1 0109097 kibl'-'i' 0109037 ^e4;.V 0284558 0284550 02603S3 0099471 0260383 0918549 04 62681 04626B5 - T ('(\ 1740 [ j j CRMC-SBGAB-0000,3 ^11j*?.:||i?^||'^'"'i^'*"' j[s''i^;ijf',^ :^,i^i'j.ji.'n' ;i.; !''r"j!i ^ ,,. TkAPF NAMK PRODUCT - Fisher Specification 1143 Fisher Specification 1237 Fisher Specification 1300 Deadener Fisher Specification 1309 Fisher Specification Flexigum roof Coating Asbestos FH-37 Core Splice Adhesive Fruehauf Adhesive Compound Glaring Compound , Cray Metal Sash Putty Crip Master Cement .[. . ' Gripmasccr Polishing Wheel Cement. Grizzly Saftigrip 16037 CS-3 Aircraft Sealant Handi-Card Asbestos Roof Cement Heavy Duty Roofing Coating. ` Heavy Duty Sealer Hercules Asbestos .Fuzj't&ftij'IZzywpi?? _ Hercules Sta Put Plumbers High Velocity 10-108' . Hydrocide Plastic Heavy Fibrated Bituminou.n Damproffing Hydrocide Semi Mastic Semi 'Fibrated Asphalt llydrose.nl Clack Cement Inculkotc Summer Grade hARAJsD vr.nr.HhTACK "OF HA7.AKI) JJl ~' TRADF NAMP. PRODUCT PRODUCT KANtIFACm A?beftos . /sbbertos Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos A''best os _ Asbestos >}^hestos Asb-'Stos /.sfcistos Asbestos Asbestos # Asbestos A Are st os Arles tos At bestos ArAr^aCos .f-btistos Asbestos Asbestos . 26 0780160 10 0780160 02 0779967 05 0780160 08 0779967 05 0109097 0B I 01" \ ! 02 . 0383052 6000668 0076985 03 0447686 02 0022961 02 0^^7539 57 0080473 10 ` 0414648 ' 06 0137159 05 0036004 02 j 0320009 _ 02^ ' -- Z *03 7553S 00558ST 02 02140GB 04 0^78^83 .Asbestos 03 0478483 Asbestos AiiettDS SHIP 0462685 3-rV; 0462685 75 M I74i CRMC-SBGAB-000014 TRADE NAHP, PRODUCT Insulmastic , IPM 033 K92 K-326 K-361 K-682 Karnak Plashing Cement-. Kamak Insulation Adhesive Karri ak Plastic Flashing Cement r Kamak Trowel Mastic 86 I KAYLO KAY017 Knickerbocker Roof Coating Liquid Asbestos Fiber Roof Coating j Loomie Talc 'j Luxall Fix It Plastic Cement K242 Elastic Glazing Compound Mack 2510-45 '! Maqla. TtadesmanJPlastic Roof : . Hawirs Eond Safety Sp ' Paint - Black - J" * Marineco Coatings - Aluminum and - Mastic R-13 j Mastic Metal Peadcner Metal Duct Scaler Gray 10-104 Metallic Sealant . N.AZARO ;; b t iltos IN TKAPK NAME PKOniJCT 05 PKOhUCT MANOFACTPR Asbestos A sb c s t o s 09 . 04 6000213 0197510 Asbestos 02 0197510 " Asbestos Asbestos 02 _ . 0197510 02 ' 0197510 /.-.best os A&Vestos Asbestos " 25 0058348 10 * 0058348 16 0058348 Asbestos ' Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos 19 .15 11 01 0058348 0000024 0'^' 0000024 0'^ 0567525 Asbestos Asbestos 04 0374915 0 25 0275035 Asbestos 12 0704508 Aubestos Asbestos ^Asbestos 03 0447686 16 0254254 19 0567525 /icrbAcsrtos ~ __ T. Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos Ashes ton Asbestos 10 6008157 16 09 02 , ' 02 6008104 0098090 0316812 0758237 N " S H I P 174-`J..-... TRADE NAME PRODUCT Honsey Root Fix ' 1 Mortice 74DBR MS Plastic Muffler Compound Nicolet Asbestos Pipe Line Felt '. No. 15 No Drip Tape Noah's Pitch . OEM Aluminum Roof Coating Pabco Wet-Patch Wet Surface Plastic Palmer Mirro Mastic .' Pecora Acitite Cement Type QD 2500F Pecora BC 158 Butyl Rubber Pecora Blk Special Mirror Pern Seal Caulking Compound Perma Gum Chords Pcrma-Seal Caulking Compound Knife Grade #26 Gray Pergutn Sealant . Permaroof Wet Surface Type T^PermatexTTlp'e=rJo-in t Perm-E-Lastic Glazing Compound Phoenix Asphalt Plastic Cement Plastic Elasticum Plastic Roof Cement 208 Plastic Roof Cement Plastic Roof Cement Plastic Roofing Cement H4/.ARD :os Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos ectos OP HAZARD IN . TRADE NAtfil PRODUCT 10 25 ` 20 - 28 9 ' . PRODUCT HANUKAlVmi!' 0462681 044115S 0206704 0779967 0884445 A^c Asbestos 16 0441158 Asbestos ` Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos 10 05 10 " 06' ` 042BB80 0447624 - 6000483 0.098765 Asbestos 02 0131390 Asbestos 03 04476S6 Asbestos Asbestos 9 . 32 05 ' 0447686 0297479 Asbestos 40 0243792 Asbestos 08 0297479 Asbestos 30 0405366 Asbestos 02 0241344 ^ ..Asbestos Asbestos __ 03 0260208.^ 06 ~~ 021106^* Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos 13 0068343 16 0109097 u^'j 05 004S371 | 20 0462685 cr-ri I Asbestos 15 * ' 0832312 | Asbestos 20 0462685 . n- f N~ SH I P CRMC-SBGAB-000016 trade name product Plastic Roofing Cement * Plastic Roofing Cement No. 204 Plastic Roofing Cement , | j j HAZARD Asbestos -V Asbestos Arbcstos IN TRAPP. KAMI' product 20 product MANCr,VT D10S097 . 04' . ` 16 - 0048373 6005104 Plastic Roofing Cement PlastlRcal expanding Joint " , Asbestos ! | Ashes tos 16 6010169 1 _ 0462685 riasritc Roof Cement [ Asbestos , 10 Presstite Products 440.22 Pro Seal 700 Ccslerj .} j Asbestos Asbestos 02 05 0900138 0405366 ` 0033S54 PTI 707 Architectural Sealant Asbestos " 01 0154048 Quaker Coat Undercoating J i Quaker Koat Solvent Type Undercoatirjg' Asbestos Asbestos 1' _ 22 * ' 0080746 6008127 Quakercote Emulsion Type ' . Undercoating Radiator Sealer . Redy Coat Rain Patch 406 N3Y Roof Cement 1 / Asbestos ` 5 Asbestos (. j Asbestos s ! Asbestos * 10 0D80746 01 026020S 14 0525164 0 14 6014020 R.oof Coating Asphalt I Asbestos 06 0096017 Roof Finish Roofing Cement. Roof Fix Coating I Asbestos I Asbestos 10 Q^626S1 04 0462681 Roof Koter 732-00 '! Asbestos 05 0352861 .. . __ _ .jv* Roof Patch - - ' Tr-r"t. ' ' " . . V Asbestos __ _ 11 ^ - 024133^J Roof Preservative, Tar 6- Asphalt ^Asbestos '' - 04 0015674 Roofing Mastic Rutland No.4 Roofing Cement SC-150 SC-210 Sealant ' ' SKervln Vi.llir.ms Kcmnk (R) Card Set ED65YA | I ! I \ 1 . * Asbestos Asbestos . Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos 20 12 30 . 05 t oa 6008097 0146907 OD325B9 0424648 OOS4643 TRADE KAHK RttPIWCT S.I.5. Cement SM 475 Sealer . SM-856 Chemical Sealing , Stainless Putty Supercote Roof Preservative Talcote Cold Plastic Sewer Joint ' Compound Thennobestos Pipe Insulation Tite Seal T-25LW Transite Coniuit Joint Sealing . Compound Tremco Glazing Compound fremeo Mastic Roof Cement Tremco Seam Sealer j Trcmco Tremfix Emergency Roof Repairi Mastic j Tremco 102 Texture Coating j Tremfix Emergency Roof RepairmastrU j Tropical Roofkoater Tru-Seal ------ ---- --- ---------------- -- Unibestos Utiipar Mils~7916B . Vulcatex P.C. Caulking Compound Wall Board Adhesive Ko.36 Wards Brake Shoes Wcatherizcd Plastic Cement Weatherproofing Compound C 13A llAAARD Astvenr-tfs Asbe^tosy- A;:; t-v-r-r; os , .''or. st og Aahc tcc Afihnf !.:ofi . OK hazard " TRAtri, NAME " PRODUCT 10 03 16 03 02 18 PRODUCT HANUPAr.TUKKR 0109097 0780160 078031.0 0130679 0241333 0096017 Ashestos Asbestos Asbestos 07 0462685 <Vi 26 0340361 10 0000367 -'1'^' Ar best os Asbestos Allies to^ Asbestos 02 15 02 16 001567 ' ; 00X5674 ' 0015674 0015674 Abhor, f. os ' Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos .Jt&estos ~'fr' ' ~~r: ~A Asbestos Asbestos Asbestos Asbi's tos A*:- be s tos Asbestos 13 16 05 13_ m. :.Tt 02 30 12 46 0015674 0015674 0 352BG1 0981254 0016847 * 0241570" *' -5Br^ * 0160450 0351230 0740988 0254594 0109097 0097785 SHIP 1745 CRMC-SBGAB-000018& TRAT>1` K'AKH PRODUCT Vele'ast Cl 200 * White Hydroseal 0559 Winter Plastic Wood Tiller Paste It : i j MA'iAP.b Asbestos Asbt~'..03 3 <' L* f. : s 1-723 Ufiht Cray Anti-Skid ' A r:tDS 5K04 Asbestos As bfis to s 07 Roof Cement Asbestos 7K05 Asbestos Aubesios 8A Resin . Asto.ntos 8B Catalyst Asbestos 015 Asbestos Finishing Fe Itp e r f o in ted Asbestos ,054 Acoustic R-200 j 85% Magnesium Insulation .| i } 0164 Wet Patch `( 1 t 0165-100 Stapon C Tack Coating White Base Anbascos Asheutou Asbestos Asbestos 0165-101 C Stapon C Tank Coating . Asbestos Blue Base ( 0166-5 Epoxy | L.T^r~~.t-U.-Aa Asbestos - _rr 0352-7M Refractory Cement j-' | Asbestos 0352 Mortar Asbestos 421.83 600 Putty . 0613WE Wet Patch Plastic Cement 627 Tough Film Mortcx , j 0758 Ashphalt 1^ Asbestos ' /, Vbestos Aobmstr.fj , munestos Asbestos rKKFKNT.MM'. OF IIA/AUD IN trank name PRODUCT 02 PRODUCT MANFFACTUi 1020622 08 ; 0469139 - 18 0206704 19 0066304 07 .0031132 99 0462685 .. 31 0146907 99 04626B5 - 01 0264680. 03 \ 80- ' 0264680 04626S5 09 0131526 15 04G2635 "S' f)i 12 01 01 17 l .. ^3- ? 99 01 23 03 05 0462685 T-/V1 0405366 0015666 0677924 0096758 0098090 TL-50Q-6-6 Medium Raphael Blue Lacque TL-500-6-10 Editor 2 Blue 'TL'500 27-14 Olivetti Cray TL-500-27-19 Praxis Cray TL-500 27-24. Dove Gray ' MAZAH-C Art:;-' A - $' ;pi A `` \ 1; ~ ih r.t a TRAnr. NAME puomicT 03 rnor>ur.T MANIU'ACTUI'KU 0282768 10 . ' 0413728 02 0032589 Aiibet* . s 12 0441158 7 Giv.i'.c-'V.os 27 0064224 A`-b'lZtorv 25 0064224 Bensiclirte 99 0053924 Ch.loroechyj ene . 56 0167311 Chloroe'thylene ' Ch 1 o r o * t: 'hy 1 e ne 47 . 0321526 15 . ]. 0059049 Ch 1 o r o f; by ler.c 60 0102408 Oh loro,'.;? Viylene 34 0892007 Ch 1 o rf.' thy X e n e ChloroethyXene 60 54 0593176 0382027 Chloroe f.hylene 55 0474265 Chloroethylene 29 0236542 Uhloroethylene 15 0059049 Chloroethylene V * CJr lore srrhy lone Chloroethylcne 20 I 13 13 0059049 '-'$059049 ------------------ 0579999 Chloroethylene _ 16 0415471 ~-=ai Chloroe t1'iy X e n e Ch .loro1;.'thy',' one Ah .1 c r o e. t. h y 1 er, e Xhlorocthylcnc 16 16 16 16 0415471 0415471 0415471 0415471 . VKAMK_ NAMI-: HlMDUCT TU-50G 41T-2 r.i'x/i un T.m ^ TL-500 42-4 Sandstone Beige 1 Topafc G77HC114 Viachtvmg Red V5233 Dulling Agent Top Coat Vinylite Paste VS 6001 Cement 01268 Vinyl ' Thixon B 0113-2 Kpoxy kSanto Plcx 13 "I'j;:-'-v-'-`V'-W:;; 'y" ' Ci-'/'7:lb'v;:!: CM ,v-,!?vl?y 1 cm: r r,t\i..r.n i /\ i. OF 1IAV.AK1) JN " TRAK~NAW Vjinmnh ' 16 (' Chloroc'^hy,1 cne Chloror:hylenc Ch I c r c>e t h y 1 e n c Chloroathylene Chloroo.*. i i'y lene Chloroethylene MetHylenehis (2 ~ Ch 1 o r m n i 1 i n c) 4,, 4 ' Metbyl^nc`b.1 n (2-Chlovonnlline) 4,4* 09 4-Aminidiphenyl 02 rnnnncT HAHHFACTUKi:R 043 5473, - 0415471 0084642 0488524 0059049 0211273 0207125 0385830 0440316 0389305 x* > N~SHIP 174b CRMC-SBGAB-000021 JK100024 pkoduct MAHiH^crtmi-'.R conn- r.r.Fi-Rnr.'crs Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp. 0055883 Hercules Chemical Co . SInc.\v T.O. Box 901 84 Fifth Ave. \ Toledo, Oil 43659 Hew York, NY 10011 0000367 Johns-Manvillc Pdts. Corp., Greenwood Plaza '' Denver, CO SD236 0058348 Karnnk Chemical C.orp. 330 Central Ave. Clark, NJ 07066 0000856 Tuff Kote Co, Inc. 220-14 S. Seminary Woodstock, ILL 6009B . 1 0015666 Dunr,-Rainey Co. Inc. 3265 Bermude St. . Ferndalc, Mich. 48220 . 0015674 Tremco Mfg.. Co. 10701 Shaker Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44104 . D016B47 Thiokol Chemical Corp. P.O. Box 27 Bristol, PA 19007 . 0022961 Lea Kfg. Co. P.0. Eox 71 . Vaterbury., CT 06720 0031132 Matcotc Co. Inc. ' P.O. Box 10762 Houston, TX 77018 0032559 Reliance Universal Inc. Tex. P.O. Box 1113 ' . Houston, TX 77001 0033872 . Hamilton Materials Inc. 345 V. Meats Ave. , Orange,CA 92667 0036004 Southwestern Fetroleuw. jo:p Box 789 Foet Worth, TX 76101 0043532 Kanus Products Co, Inc. 2611 V, 14 Mile Rd. Royal Oak, MI 48073 004733? Lca-Hichigan Inc. 237 E. Aurora St, Vaterbury, CT 0670S 5371 Henry, U, W. Co. _ Soto Huntington Tk., CA 90255 0058350 Cardner-Martin Asphalt Cor; Florida Asphalt Div. P.O. Box 5776 Tampa, Fla 33605 0056914 Allied Chemical Corp'P.O. Box 3000 Morristown, NJ 07960 0059049 Inmcmt Corp. IPX Div. 1133 Ave. Americas - New York, NY 10036 * 0064224 . Philadelphia Resins Co. InP.O. Eox '454 Hontgoneryvl. PA 18936 0066304 Lawrence Me Fadden Co. 7430 State Rd. Philadelphia, FA 19136 0068343 - Fry, Ltoyd A'. Roofing Co. 5818-24 S. Archer Rd. ' Argo, 111 60501 0076985 Peshler Products Co. 299 Chestnut Dr. DeshHer, OH 43516 0080473 ^ 0050746 Karenont Corp. Grizzly Div 700 W. Caroline Paulding, OH 45879 -W. - Quaker Stf*;?.* Oil Refining; Center StT Oil City, PA 16301 ^ 0033854 Telcdyne Inc. Teledyne Coast Pro-Seal Di P.O. Box 54748 Termin. Compton, CA 90221 0084642 Sherwin-Villians Co. , _ 101 Prospect Ave. NV Cleveland, Ohio 44115 N"$HIP l74y CRMC-SBGAB-000022 0096017 American Petrofina V.O. 8nx 2159 Tx 75221 - 009 / 7M5 0098090 K1 In l kot < Co , Central Ave. 6 Oak $6E Rutherford, KJ 07073 'i Intercoastal Paine Corp. 2320 Edgevater Baltimore, >0) 21222 . 0098758 Nortell Co. 23333 Sherwood Warren, Ml 4809.1 0098765 Palmer Asbestos & Rubber Corp. 146 St. Matthews Ave Louisville, KY 40207 0099471 Southern Protective Pdr.s. Co. P.0, Box 30915 Atlanta, GA 30310 010240S Union 'Carbide Corp. 270 Park Ave. Rev York, NY 10017 0109097 Celotex Corp., The P.0. Box 22602 Tampa, Fla 33607 0130879 Black. Swan Manufacturing Co. 4540 W. Thomas St. . Chicago, ILL 60651 0131390 0137159 Pecora Corp Texas 2601 Oakland Ave,. . . G' a ~r. --l-,,s,,,, * --- JIandi Products Co. P.0. Box 1955 Cleveland, OH 44106 0146907 Rutland Fire Clay Co. Inc Curtis Ave. Rutland, VT 05701 0148850 Armstrong Products Co* Inc P.O. Box 657 Warsaw, IND 46580 , 0151526 Roach Paint Co. Inc. 1306 River St. Dallas, TX 75202 0154049 Protective Treatments Inc. P.0. Box 14116 Dayton, OH 45414 0160450 Parker-Hannifin Corp 17325 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, OH 44112 0167311 Reliance Universal Inc. II 1901 Sheridan Rd. . N. Chicago, ILL 60064 0187114 " Dart Industries Inc. Fibei 1701 K. Heidelbach Ave. Evansville, IND 47717 0197510 Kalman Paint 6 Chemical C< 33 Tucker'St. Trenton, NJ 06618 0206704 Union Chemical 6 Oil Co. 3211 S. Wood Chicago, 111 60608 *r 0207125 * Lilly Industrial Coatings 666 S. California Indianapolis, IN 46225 0211065 Perfection Model Products 4145 W. Kinzie Ave. Chicago, ILL 60624 0211259 Moyen C.P. Co. * 6157 Monticello . . Skokie , 6007* *i 0214068 Chicago Elastic Co. .7100 Hi. Mannheim Rd. Des Plaines. ILL 6003 0223783 Cellulo Co. 1321 First St. Sandusky, OH 44870 0236542 ,, Goodrich, B.P. Co. Goodrich, B.F. Chemical 8 Main St. Akron, OH 44318 1 0352861 Crow Chemical Corp. Tropical Paint Div. 1246 W. 70ch Sr:. ^ * 0415471 Sprayon Products Tnc. 2.6300 Fojp.o Ave. Cleveland, OH 44146 Cleveland, OH 44202 0417127 Laurence-Dnvid Inc. 0364250 Celotex Corp., The Phillip Carey Co. Div. ' P.O. Box 2484 Eugene, OK 97403 Smith S: & Convery Blvd, Perth A; oy, HJ OS861 . 0423S8G Celotex Corp., The Phillip Carey. Co. Div. 0364493 Hydro Conduit Corp. P.0. Box 1609 . 320 5. Wayne Ave. ' Cincinnati, OH 45215 Albuquerzue, KM 87103 0434948 Midwest Products of Illin 0374915 De Witt Products Co. 5860 Plumer Ave. 7327 S, Woodlawn Chicago, ILL 60619 Detroit, Mich 48209 0434983 Armstrong Cork Co. 0375573 Pfizer Inc. , 235 E, 42nd St. . ' W. Liberty L Charlotte St Lancaster, PA 17603 New York, NY 10017 0440316 Ablestik Laboratories 0382027 Goodrich, E. F. Co, 50D S. Main St. 833 W. 182nd St. Gardena, CA 90247 Akron, OH 44318 0441156 Kortell Co. 0383052 American Cyanamid Co. Berdan Ave. 550 N. Hobble Ave. Kankakee, ILL 60901 Wayne, NJ 07470 . 0447624 Electric Paint & Varnish 0385830 Whittaker Corp. Dayton Chemical Products Div. : 8001 Franklin Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44102 . Electric St. Alexandrih, OH 45318 .0447686 Decora Chemical Corp. 365 Nambold Rd. 0389305 Monsanto Co. Marleysvi13e, PA 19438 . &Q0 K. Lindbergh Blvct, T MO 631ft* . 0462681 Monsey Products Co. 11!'\ .!-.ZLin' ."..XUr* -'T --------------- Cold Six earn P.d.__ 03S9B17 Thompson-Hayvard Chemical Co rir.bertcmPA .1944-2 P.0. Box 23B3 Kansas City, KS 66110 0462685 Johns-Manville P.O. Box 5108 Corp. &^ 0405366 Inr.ont Corp. . Denver, CO 80217 3738 Cbouce;io Ave. St. Louie. HO 63110 0469139 Pabco Paint Corp. *->-/ 3710 59th St. 0413728 Adhesive Engineering Co. Oakland, CA 9460S - - ' -.1411 Industrial Ed. San Carlos, Cal. 94070 0474265 Ames Supply Co. 2537 Curtiss St. 0414648 General Sealants Inc. Downers Grove, ILL 6055 N~SH IP 1751 CRMC-SBGAB-000024 784e3 Sonneborn building: -Prodiluc t Si J7777 Computer Ave.* I Minneapolis , MN 55438 0488524 R. A. Chemical Co. 774 E. 43rd St, Brooklyn, NY 11230 0515064 flllrtonltt1! Inc. j 2946 N; Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR 97211' 0567525 Seaboard Plastics Corp.10 Washington Ave. Irvington, NJ 07111 0579999 Amtech Inc. Telegraph Rd. Odenton, MO 21113 | I 0593176 Goodrich, B.F. Co. 3135 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, OH 44115 0677924 ' Marvin .Carp .. The Bluff Rd. , Montebello, CA 90640 0704508 National Mfg. Corp. 353 Fillmore Ave. Tonavanda, NY 14150 0710821 National. Starch & Che| 225 Bellville Ave. I Bloomfield, NJ 07003 f. 0725673_ Mostoll Inc- . e rtr"? Leuiiving^r .. . PrT, IH 46514 0740988 . Ohio Sealants Inc. 7249 Commerce Or. Mentor, OH 44060 0758237 Imprex Inc. 3260 S. 108th St. Milwaukee, Wl 53227 0779967 Nortell Co. Industrial Blvd. Griffin, CA 30223 0780160 Chemical Scaling Corp, 201S Steel Dr. Tucker, CA 300B4 0829362 American Elastomer Co. 40D Linden Wilmette, ILL 60091 0832312 Alrntrnz Co. Tnc. The 1900 Ellen Ud. Richmond, VA 23230 0859094 Standard Paint & Varnish 3300 River Rd. Harvey, LA 70(358 0864365 Bitucote Products Co. ~ Smaller Rd. h Big Pour RR Cincinnati, OH 45215 0884445 Nicolet Industries N/E VJissahickon & Maple Ambler, Pa. 19002 '0892007 Royma.1 Co. Guild Rd. . Newport, NH 03773 0900138 ` Coopers Creek Chemical Corp. W/S River Rd. W Ccnshohockn, PA 19428 0905353 Adco Michigan 4401 Page Ave. 'Centre, MI 49254 0918549 AM Adhesive Metals Co. ................ 460 Coit StT^ ------------' --Irvington j, NJ 07111 0981254 Elixcr Industries ' 17809 S. Broadway Gardena, CA 90248 0981739 Bitco Sealant Inc. 5937 St. Louis Ave. St. Louis, HO 63120 0989959 Harrison Co. Inc. 487 Crovcland Haverhill, MA 01830 >*.'A ,-V ^13936 Union Carbide Corp. 4625 Royal . .Uiapara Falls, NY 14302 ' 1020S22 , Youngstown Sheet. & Tube 100 S. Lincoln Sane) Springs, OK 74063 r>. 6000192 Bidec Sealants 5939 St. Louis Ave. St. Louis, HO 63120 6000213 Gibson Horrans 1623 E. Euclid Ave. Dos Moines, 1.A 50313 ' 60004B3 Kapco Corp. 40600 Albrae Drive P,0. Box 1910 Fremont, CA 9453S 600066S Stedi Products Co. 3802 E. 93st. St . . Cleveland, OH 44.105 6008065 Cibson Honan Co,. 610 Market Ave . " Richmond, CA 94304 6008097 National Varnish Co. 609 St. Jean - Detroit, MI 48214 600C104 Overall Faint Inc. 26200 Richmond Rd. , Cleveland, OK 44146 6008127 Southwest Grease 6 Oil P.t. 1 BakerstowTi, PAT". 6008157 Unicorn Chemical Coating Inc Standard Paints 700 Allston VJay Berkeley, CA 94710 6010025 American Tar Co. 1700 Nothlake Uay Seattle, Wa. 9S103 ______mi wlr lQTr,r* rfi# 6010169 Overall Paint Inc. P.O. Box 860 Cleveland, OH 44122 J6014020 Dewitt Products Co. 5860 Plumer Ave. Detroit, MI 4S209 3CT SHIP 1753 CRMC-SBGAB-000026 L IS T IN G OF ASBESTOS CONTRACTS AWAFX'ED B Y THE GENERAL SER VIC ES A D M IN IS T R A T IO N H O 01 'O rt <U G 'O 03 gw uo 4>o-H1 H CO 01 uOlTJ a 42 U uo orH H u H 0> o 3a tj GU ou a. g o0 as it je m i co <2 o 01 in 44 >i m 42 CO ns 44 01 3 M 42 c O 0 W as 01 3S-kC C3 uo plHo"o30H1i j&<3hu H O U1 T3 G At u 'a 0 AS MG ou <A c/l o> a at44 <u ra w -a AS o <a M &g u << O co rt ra4-1 g 0a. G O0 nos U1 -H 0G 4ta4ot (0i31 42 <CO 4H 0 0j! l! ci0-4u ,'ji to" 0 i 44C0124.O1} xtl C as a OG G0 G01 U 53 oG 42 CO 44 01 SGoB 4w2 IB w Ip tu P tJ IE ns &u P g a o U1 d) ^'O w AS x: g CJ o rl 44 CN 0 10 0> >,TJ G 42 G uu rH 0 01 T3 h at O t2 o <o GG oa u .44 c S OiCO AS Ci, 01 OG UG 42 H 0 G 0 CO G CJ Gu *< 01 0! e ew 3 o(0 nC 0 JZ>, 44 (B 42 <0 44 CO 3 44 a> 44 C4 nsCA G 42 G 42 O cn o co n K< SB <aj 8S 03 mrO--c-caaa1t1pata.mkcaXejla*u)t tua1 z- ' CGaMt>. ri--HII1 ca i aaaC\I ---<0D. cOa BS. COHHrHM44HG0041J1 D<04 ca a; Cli C>y/j Oaacciinj HcQan^ai Ucoe1a\cn->s1sni irUo3 r C0T0v 0Ot H4.IBI CuD ss-4a3, 101 'JO rdtn I ccoa m ihiJ CRMC-SBGAB-000027 j/.S. Department ofjustice A' ,^V i & tJlfcoO ftocWaV pfl*A/jffon, AC. 20530 July 1, 1982 ..MtiCHS'-'.00^ v;- Telephone: (202) 724-7404 John H. Montgomery Jensen, Balr6, Gardner & 477 Congress Street . Portland, Maine 04101 Ienry Dear Jacks Pursuant to your re [best dur ng last week's telephone conversation, I have enc ,osed a 1, lat of stockpiled asbestos disposal contracts by th Genera Services Administration, arranged by stockpile de jot loca on. The list does not purport to be all inclu3 lye. or e austive? however, we do believe that it is relat jyely co lete. Bear in mind that the listing does not con iain the ctual purchaser which/ in some cases, was differen than tf company to which the asbestos was destined, am forv |arding one other copy of this listing to your Asb i3tos Li rary. Any further inquirt s should be directed to Assistant United States Attorney P ula Siliby, who has assumed primary responsibility for the M J.ine asb stos litigation. Ve: y truly yours, fi)TT L. GORLAND orney, Torts Branch ,vil Division ' ! . V3 ;> ' tk: i :i . . fS - i r fl. .J : w: n I <: -t -I &4I. *t . n i3 :h or *"Fr"-- -j-tt.* c w s o ft.. w.- VjW* .fe38=r"rS rc~i.5. . --4_--;... . J? Ck IV- N.' "5^' S' tM o Q 7!s; 'JS- '-'(% - 4 *V .t X. ^.T^=^Z r- ii 5 * <* t :<* ` V. tk U *\ Kv"4!:f5'l ' s '^IhosyMi --0 $2I >tA- no fc* S- *1 Johns-Manville items! Correspondence To; T- M. Jackson - 2 f From: F. B. Hutto Jr. - Rfijrft enter pi: November 19, 1973 Copia*: Sublet: ASBESTOS PAD MANUFAd! 7-11:00 p.m., COLON^ SUFFERN, NEW YORK November 14, 1973 :rs MEZljlNG Twer resBaurant At Bob -Tones' sugge^' Asbestos Filter Pad and glean what feedi^ matter of Asbestos n, i a Bended a meeting of the ufactun prs to serve as an observer I couJ as to their position in the ter Pads and Health. In attendance at th6 Hating J jre representatives from Gusmer, Alsop, Nafc<j> Itt Swetonic, (now with a New York PR firm) id myse Basically, they wer^ (if any) should be j in the Federal Regi filter pads in the Specifically, the n asbestos pad filter unspecified type) m use of pads in food After considerable write letters to th along with the regu^ restriction on food afying t decide what their actions 'ight o the new regulations published i havin to do with using asbestos cessing tyf parenteral liquids, regulat ns seem to indicate that if re used a post filter (trap filter of be use< They were pleased that the d drug Itration was not mentioned, cussion they decided that all should lf)A statapig their willingness to go on and|f|,beir pleasure at having no $ drugs Matt Swetonic promijjs of information that to dra a letter containing the kind uld be Conveyed. There was some discii indicated that fibe problem. Also that appeared to be the said to reduce the f on of Hr. Gross' recent paper which horter Iphan 5 microns were not a er bun es rather than monofibers blem. ating to 900-1000C was also ^rs to e "nuisance dust" category. I gave no ppinions promis jjl no action on J-M*s part. F. B. Hutto, Jr. k jm cc: H. R. Keefe - 2 Wesfej R. K. Jones - 2 Wes S. Spoil CRMC-SBGAB-00003 ] .LLL:.,'.', . 0-14-59 ' MAIL COfiTRfll. SHEET INCOMING m OUTGOING I2ND MIM3 S6 (REV. 4-59) FROM/TO BUSHIPS OF BUREAU REPRESENTATIVES BOAT COMPANY TO WITNESS TRIAL AP1 ON MISSILE TUBES AS INSULATING [ISLAND NAVAL Inward ULEdO, CALI, PUMA Ltr lH0-J7-9/l(791) 1 Ser 791-1959 CJArc (IF LETTER, 10~59 lECTRIC 'MAT COMPANY TION OF IbRE THANE FOAM IAL COHRCSrGNOENCE RESULTING FROM THIS LETTER) / / ' $ 3 /) / O- (A' DATE ACTION REQUIRED (KEYED OATE) CODE RELEASED BY INtr DATE fo COMMENTS tP J z iZS 3^/ ,21,5 n-7 >k&. NfiC jZL 6 kM LA,A: A 7-A' ,ir. \M^d ~- fa"'* UAU. >vygy^yj t J y.<rss? rtTf. oAfA'aL-y Afc/ SEP g;o 1951) Z/ZjZ'z/ '3&^> -v & Ji tf r1 n c1 .Z -sP--a-o-ta&a 663. FOR FILING INSTRUCTIONS REGARD 1 NO INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE 1. Report. CHANGES IN ROlfTING 1.0 Code R62, Tele , 2. Do noL detach BASIC CORRESPONDENCE from Msi 1. Upon COMPLETION OF ROUTING forward promptly 1 Central Fllen. ' " i4 Report to Coda 063, Telephono 7206, vk-.l*'- . RETAINED FOR MORE THAN 30 DAYS, 'V >a --------' --------------- ------------- - Ej'r'.1 - if corrJtU 117. o 1 Shoot, tteclimentn dtnoe is to I, SERIAL NO. OF REFLY ACTION TAKEN CRMC-SBGAB-00003 3 CiUJ *.v ^ " .. 4*. ') /-j depaII Jent of|| lEAU OF illlNGTON "HE NAVY IPS D. C. JN REPLY REFER TO J7-9/1(791) Ser 791-1939 10 Sep 1959 From: Chief, Bureau of Sl| Td: Distribution List Subj: Visit of Bureau Be] Witness Trial Appl| as Insulating Matej ntativell to Electric Boat Company to on of 1 thane Foam on Missile QMbes Ref: (a) BUSHIPS NOTICE Ser Til-1923 of 2 July 1959 1,, Electric Boat Divisioj an investigation to deter polyurethane foam on the Class submarines. The prj (SSBN598) was to cover t] which in turn is wrapped exterior surfaces makes t[j amount of cutting and fit) Unofficial, estimates hours would be required SSBN598 * Preliminary ii a sprayed-on polyuret] 2,500 man hours. GeneraliiDynamics Corporation is conducting the feasibility of spraying a rigid ior of (he missile tubes of the SSBN598 se folldjed on the U.S.S. GEORGE WASHINGTON terior qi the tubes with cork insulation asbeetc I lagging. The complexity of diffifllit job because of the great of the I lork blocks that must be done. (ElectriJIpoat indicated, that 30,000 man (sulfite all the missile tubes on the Lgaticns lade by Electric Boat showed that lulationlllould be applied in approximately 2. Electric Boat inviti demonstrate the spray ap; missile tube mock-up demonstration comprised company was to spray 1/2 to send representatives from Codes 3^2C, Plastic and Equipment attended supplies of urethane foam material to ttion ofB'olyurethane to a section of a .BSile tjfte section used for the >ximatel||l/3 of the entire tube. Each ihe testHection. The Bureau was invited .tness tm application. Representatives Dielectrics and 790, Industrial Tools 3. The first step in th were not to be covered b of polyethylene film ove instance there was more required. Since this wa fittings r.nl hydraulic be installed during the the insulation was appl are delivered to the ap ocess wife to mask-off those areas which fe foam, fthis was done by taping sheets around Hreas to be protected. In this ng to bll&one than would ordinarily be mock-up mere were numerous valves, .ectric lines in place which would not r schalule of production until after In the B?ray process the two components m throiJlh separate lines, mixed in the CRMC-SBGAB-000034 SB 1 n." - iui u! -L- >_.J'4..:..i!ir.i4., .i.-i--:: J7-9/H791) Ser 791-1939 head of the spray gun or in spray tern, and sprayed in the conventional manner. The si ija of t issile tube selected for this trial application was iximateJ, 10 feet high and 7 feet in diameter. The lines, va: already in place made the S] piping [fittings, etc. which were job muc llraore difficult than it would ordinarily be if done '[.Its prop sequence. Because of the experimental nature of this and the interruptions -that n** e' ceas.a....r...i.l.Vv honk nlac~ ft/. --It" *Hlfll|l time required to coat the difficult 0sii1sjH.be 5'ho actual spray ection A good estimate would be around four hours. It appe< Lhat und: mere favorable conditions and with more experience, tl tube could be given a 2" tire ou lide surface of one missile pray c |(.ing of urethane foam in one shift, not including prepare Hj4 and cl t-up time. This contrasts with the present practice b; ch only .wo courses of cork block around the periphery of the can be .nstalled in one shift. The finish surface of the foam : 4t coaapl :ely smooth and uniform. An experienced spray man using commer ,a.l equipment' could hold a thickness tolerance of plus i|inus l/ inch. If it is determined that a better appearing surj is re qu fed, the material can be easily smoothed with ordinal odvorki; tools (planes, Sanders, files etc.). This, however, |ld rem-o some of the protective skin and might make the app.'j ion of [protective coating necessary, b ,, Ther-e ur ; a Trani.e will provide the: insulating lacking on tfcoir either pro cover:: rigid i'o-mit,: o`: ?! po'.'; filling and. i-u-Avunoy apploo undertaken by the Material expand this specification t; Pending outcome of this vo.r specifirstion are being ape effort remains to be made- polyurethane foams. Equipaj polyurethane foam is availa' essentially of the follow! ri.g;.n p [yurethane foams available that erties :quiredv but information is f2 Spe iication MIL-P-21929(SHIPS) cub! foot riominal density for void Dev .opment work is now being (bfatory, tv York Naval Shipyard, to lude mal trials for thermal insulation. jtjae peril >at requirements of the above d for t\ Lai installations. Further gaining itisfactory fire retardant or the rray application of etamercl, tly. Such equipment consists onentsl a 't d'j.of or'ntajne b hold t two components. b 0 Heating equipmen temperature together with t instruments. bring materials to required ature d ttrolling and indicating c. Pumping equipmen separate lines to a two com deliverfthe components through sprajj. bun* CRMC-SBGAB-000035 J7-9/1(791) Ser 791-1939 d. Some means to surface. hlze andijspray the material on the e. Flow-meters, rtioniaft pumps or other means of Bmeasuring and cantrollinfjj to the spray gun. ratio If the. two components delivered Some of tbs essential po meat or specification fcj as followsi which i mould be considered in the developjuipment (Iff this type for shipyard use are a.: Product contf spray equipment are sma` may be necessary to add from large drums. Tbs containers offers too material could be added I immediate foaming react: rs on i commercially available urethane [For lari scale production applications it ing equ lent to deliver material directly fca,nt add: ;ion of material to these small an oppo ;tm.ity for error whereby the wrong a partlyHlfilled container and cause an [be as c >act and light in weight as possible ?li.. In. fame cases it may be necessary to orient i >rder that it can be passed through hoses >uld be at least 25-50 feet in length, ftplrent exr isive temperature drop in the material. be as light in weight and compact as possible apressealair and hydraulic pressure can be 'ial, tift latter offers certain apparent of fofidllng and ov?repray. be dee; t and constructed to Withstand lean be >ct& in ftaval Shipyard usef Irers Imi n to supply equipment of tbls type f. J. "ring & Mfg. Co. CRMC-SBGAB-000036 - '' * Archer-BanieJ Minneapolis , J7"9/l(791) Ser 791-1939 Martin Sweats 114 South Fii Louisville f 1 Pyles Indusis 20855 Telegra Detroit, Mici Jennings Kng:| 3444 Ludlow a Philadelphia. 1 inc. |ing Co- DoVilbiPB Col Toledo, Ohio! 5' ltoa purpose of this lei ing the investigation of for saving of man hours j study of the .results of th before a determination can method of applying insulat work in process at various equipment for use in applvld result of this work should;, importance in the event tbnj Insulating purposes beoortej graying vide advance information regard* offers a tremendous potential tion and repair* Considerable m to bo done by the Bureau ding the approval of this ice (a) described the extent of pa activities to investigate nd plastic coatings. The followed because of its polyurethane foam for practice. 6. This letter is not of polyurethane m inai methods without prior appall |m authorizing the application pbatltute for presently approved Bureau of Ships * ' & SUSZ?- mvwmc L BANVARD llrection CRMC-SBGAB-000037 GENERAL SERVICES ADMINI/JRATION DEFENSE MATERIALS SERI CE RECORD OF SAMPLES TRANSMITTED AND REQUEST FOR ANALYSES T.~N LImWe ft AND A D DRESS; OF REGION CONCERNED Chief, Inspection Breach Croner&l Servicea l<2minlratrcition Property Management & Dxapoaal SorvI Inventory Management Division. Cellulo OGsspmy 13ZX First Street Snadm&y* Ohio 44070 60 TO THK ANALYST--It is requested lb/jt analyses, ini'lu filiations, lie made on samples identified liekiw. ANALYST'S SAMPLE MO. CRMC-SBGAB-000038 Regional Director Chicago, Illinois Attention: 5DMI Director, Inspect1 Division K DMJ. JUN 1 9 1967 Casffld - Samples Arizona Crude tsbestosJAChrysotile, DMI As per telephone conversa |of June IK please forward samples of Arizona Chrysotile Crude to Celiilo Company, 1321 First Street, Sandusky, Ohio. One samp each fr in the following sources of supply: i|can FiB Company n Cherrfcal and Manufacturing Company anyon ? Kning Company Asbest, Ki Mines Company A letter of transmittal is aaH|iecegaar,vjyheQi forwarding the samples. d) W. K. Lazear J K. Lazear cc; Chief, Inspection Branch J File - Asbestos - Chrysoti DMI:RJDundon:bl - 6/19/6i[ 41 - ChiBi.go, Illinois Casacl 4*PMI - Room 5014 CRMC-SBGAB-000039 DATE CRMC-SBGAB- 000040 CRMc SBGAB-000041 J- The Cellalo Company Sudaakji Olio A eopy f Speeifieatioa HlW^a wtSiod "Fiber* iibooloi, F laFomtloB* tbe eoeperetioa extended jot Mat Station* Annapolis* Mary gpeelfloatloa ! greatly appr mva) M Ser 342-627 5-DEC 135* 24 September 1956 fonoarded for ___ Sxperlopaent of this U^spM nw-21^3 Copy tos , (See attached list) Prepared by P.C. Martino. Ext^ Typed by E.M. Cooper, 12/4/58: -- CRMC-SBGAB-000042 Copy to UH Darla nitration Kqtdpnont Co. 149 Broadway Mom Xork 6t Vw Xork Hopublle-Slota nitration C< 17 Stono Stroot Xowark 4 Vow Joraoy Horowloa Flltor Corporation 19$ Xthyl Aronuo Hntliomi, low Jorsoy Colartla nitora, Inc. 201 SoTontk Aronno Bavtkorao, Vow Joraoy layboatoa-KAiihattaa. Inc. 0.*. Aafeoatoa Dirioion Nialwii, Foasaylrania Aakoatoa Llnitod I Voot 40tk Stroot Vow lot, Vow Xork Aakootoo Toxtllo Co, # Ino* 224 V Laflallo Stroot Gklaofa, Xllinola Aaarloan Korehantllo Co.. W. 42nd Stroot Vow Xork, vow Xork ;loa I 00 CRMC-SBGAB-000043 * .oat.-. -3 r ^>oa, <3 "7 IkJ, ''7. SB*