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Cyprus Mines Corporation Interoffice Correspondence To From Subject Muiryan Paul Date Charles Mathieu Product Liability Case August 1979 MrAttached is report dated July 31 1979 from Oliver Company regarding the lawsuit Thomas Metropolitan Talc et al Chet Oliver President Westfall et al vs of MrMedical reports indicate Westfallhad Mesothelioma due to his long standing history of working with industrial grade talc which allegedly had high percentage of asbestos fibers MrThe only additional work to be done by Oliver is the transmittal of results Mrof Westfalls July 26th workers compensation hearing JWP/kei Enclosure cc Julin Grantham Lessner Gill w/full file CAM-393 CYPRUS CAMC-Abeyta-002728

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