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UNIROYAL, fncT
Bonneville, Ga
October 4, 1976
J. Dexter Forbes* M,D. Corpor^se Medical Director Oxford
SUBJECT: Asbeston Plant Bnplovees Termination gar---*nation
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As of August 17* 1976, examination of Asbeston Plant ployees has been
essentially completed as outlined in your letter_dated February 13, 1976,
The exceptions are discussed below
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An X-ray was made of each employee that had not had an X~ray *ade within the 30 days prior to or after the termination of employment, A questionnaire on respiratory symptons and environmental exposure was reemended to be used by Dr, Wells as a history of previous respiratory data, A copy of the question naire is attached. Through Dr. Weils, arrangements were made for a technician fran the Coweta General Hospital to perform the vital capacity examinations on sight using the Collins respircmeter
All X-rays* questionnaires and vital capacity readings were placed in Dr, Wells' possession on August 24, 1976,
Employees whom we were unable to contact personally were sent a registered letter that required their signature upon receipt. Every employee has been accounted for in one form or another,
Hie letters sent to:
1, Martha Ward - no response - 3 phone conversations - registered letter receipt in hand,
2, James Gates - no response - registered letter receipt in hand,
3, Durvard Jacks - refused to come in for Collins respiratory test. Registered letter receipt in hand,
4, Edna Masdon - refused to come in for Collins respiratory test -- other work complete,
5, Ronald King " working in Atlanta - did not respond - registered Jeiur receipt in hand,
6, Mary Gillens - moved to another state - history taken by phoife registered letter receipt in hand.
Qnployees Johnnie Bible and Maudie Lindsey were in the hospital with open heart surgery and kidney surgery respectively.
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J. Dexter Fortes, M.D.,
October 4, 1976
106 Oiployees were fully examined with the balance of appraisetely 15 employees having been examined within the 30 days prior to or after termi nation of employment in the Asbeston Plant.
<Xar plans for the future include the continuation of the annual examination
of the Asbeston Plant employees.
. The suggestions outlined in. your letter of August 12, 1976 appear to be
both practical and feasible. I have made an effect to answer thorn
thoroughly and you can expect an answer to each its within the week.
cc: Mr. W.D. Crawford [ ' Mrs. Grace Kipp
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