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FILE NAME: Reynolds Metals (RM) DATE: 1972 Mar 9 DOC#: RM041 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE OSHA Compliance Manual 1972 Batchelo 00004124
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FILE NAME: US Gypsum (USG) DATE: April 30, 1970 DOC#: USG111 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: 1970 Memo to WW Holloway from JN Walker regarding asbestos and joint compounds 170-1, W.
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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1973 June 4 DOC ASB124 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Asbestos Fiber Study Manville Internal IInternal nternal Internal Corespondence Corespondence Corespondence Correspondence Corespondence CorrespondenceCorespondence Corespondence Corespondence Corespondence Corespondence From Sucrect .
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FILE NAME Firestone FIRE DATE 1973 Aug 16 DOC FIRE028 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo Code 17 Asbestine describes quantities of monthly use at Firestone US Plants Ex 895 a ome oe we f oo ftBs aia i : . 8 ' i } ae MR.R..
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FILE NAME Jewelers JEWEL DATE 1978 DOC JEWEL002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Published Report from OSHA Journal Job Safety Health US Department of Labor Occupational Sately and Health Administration January 1978 Vol 6 No 1 Articles 6 People Plywood and Logging Abating Dangers to Life and Limb The forest products industry is one of the oldest and most hazardous industries known This article focuses on logging and plywood manufacturing in the Pacific Northwest and some of the efforts being made to curtail related injuries and illnesses 17 22 Charting New Courses at the Review Commission The new chairman of the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission is independent outspoken and personally with the risks that have plagued several hazaacrqduoauisntoecdcupations Job Safety and Health takes a look to see how the Commission is and will be affected by Timothy Cleary Hidden Jeopardy for Jewelry Workers In 1794 Nehemiah Dodge established the first factory manufacture of costume jewelry in Providence Rhode Today more than 70.000 workers face big safety and problems in the manufacture of small products for the Island health Departments 2 OSHA News Briefs 5 News of NIOSH 32 Review Commission 33 Spotlight 34 Index 35 Directory 36 Letters to the Editor 37 Publications Hidden Jeopardy Jewelry Workers Gail M.
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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1970 Oct 15 DOC JMA362 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Participant List from Meeting on Control of Hazards Created by Use of Insulating Material in Shipyards . _ October 15 1970 a Participants in Meeting on Control of Hazards created by Use of Insulating Material in Shipyards U.S.
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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1972 DOC JMA299 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION OSHA Docket Records OSHA WOCKET RECORDS 11/2 AL 102281720 102281720 U.S.
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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1974 DOC JMA323 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report - A Review of Background and Projects Sponsored by the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health 00714 A INSTITUTE OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH A REVIEW OF BACKGROUND AND PROJECTS SPONSORED BACKGROUND The Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health was established by the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association in 1966 with the objective of assessing the biological effects of asbestos on the health of the asbestos worker the latter in many instances operating in a working environment where asbestos fibre has become increasingly associated if not sometimes merged with many other substances and this under changing conditions of circumstance time and place Although the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association had in the past done its share in the field of industrial health and hygiene it was nevertheless becoming evident that new health problems were mounting and this to a point that only the implementation of an adequate long range scientific research program could bring light to the question Such a research program had to be planned and evolved so that the needed points of comparison all over the - world would be investigated true as it is that asbestos fibre is reach- ing now into so many varieties of uses and commodities and at the same time becoming more and more of strategic if not of essential valuteo humanity Over the years imputations have periodically been levelled at the Asbestos Industry as a whole in the field of mining milling manufacturing and processing or in some specific building trades such as that of insulation materials sprayers Even the mere user of asbestos the consumer was being singled out as subjected to serious hazards of exposure It was felt that the Q.A.M.A. should take immediate steps so as to seek and coordinate all possible information and data over the whole world in connection with the asbestos and health problem whilst establishing and maintaining contacts with and sometimes enrolling into the process such bodies or agencies which were already at work or susceptible of becoming constructive parts of the study Accordingly the Q.A.M.A. decided it should carry a substantial share of this responsibility and devote much of its resources time and energy in that direction even if the search into the causes of the changes in the health conditions of workers examined should not happen to impugn specifically chrysotile asbestos as such Hitherto the concern as to the health of the worker in the chrysotile mining industry has included the development and maintenance of preventive industrial measures and safeguards of proven effectiveness and the provision of adequate medical services through organized industrial clinics These were established in the early thirties in Asbestos and in the mid- forcies in Thetford Mines and were supported by such consultants and advisors as the Trudeau Laboratory Saranac N.Y. directed by Doctor Leroy U.
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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1979 DOC JMA369 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Conversation with Herb Stockinger 3 . e , F^ what bie SE ER GHTDI KKON BROWN & BONEATKEL LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA NEWPOR NEWPOR ON SALFORNIA SALFORNIA Lagi oie ; fodergree in that that got a the ABC on the Manhattan a bacteriology at Harv le!
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FILE NAME Kelly Moore KM DATE 1977 Nov 23 DOC KM039 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Paco Store Inventory MOORE MEMO Dick Nachlinger | TO SUBJECT PACO STORE INVENTORY __ FROM Svend Stubb 11/23/77 Federal regulations to be published on As you are aware new ban the use of asbestos in Paco November 28th are expected to that regulations will pro- type products It is expected but also the sale and use of hibit not just the manufacture Therefore it will be drywall productcs ontaining Paco containing dispose for us to of all necessary to December 28th 1977 products prior asbestos for us to properly plan a changeover to a Could you In order know what we have in our stores must of all Paco product we for each store to take an inventory please arraanndgesubmit this inventory to my office products CC a Doug Merrill William E.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1971 July 14 DOC NMA056 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - A Pollution Code Voted by Council A POLLUTION CODE VOTED BY COUNCIL By ALFONSO A.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1975 Oct 2 DOC NMA178 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Wall Street Journal Article - New Rules on Exposure to Lead Toluene Asbestos Offered by Labor Unit eaten 4 THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Thursday Oct. 2 1975 New Rules on Worker Exposure to Lead Toluene Asbestos Offered by Labor Unit By a Wall Street Journal Staff Reporter exposures Respirators could be used only WASHINGTON Labor Department where engineering controls and work proposed new and revised job health stand tice measures don't reduce exposures to the ards limiting worker exposure to three microgram Ilmit widely used industrial substances and setting The standard also sets a maximum procedures for handling il other toxic chem- standard for lead in the blood of 60 micro- icals grams per 100 grams of blood Workers The new standards cut in half the per- blood or urine would have to be tested peri- missible exposure to lead and toluene an in odically dustrial chemical and reduce by 80 the The department said health problems amount of asbestos fibers permitted in the from lead exposure have been recognized air at work places since the early 1800s More than one million Existing exposure limits for the other tons of lead are used annually in the U.S.
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FILE NAME Quigley QUIG DATE 1973 Nov 19 DOC QUIG038 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Phasing out Asbestos ae Ng oe November 19 1973 TO FROM SUBJECT Mr.
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FILE NAME Crown Zellerbach CZ DATE 1977 Oct 27 DOC CZ002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from AIA protesting Ad CZ001 showing CZ had at least one foreign affiliate that was a very substantial user of asbestos at that time Pea Square 4 Suite Arlington Virginia 22202 e 703 979-1150 509 27 October 1977 Mr.
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FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1971 Aug 3 DOC TALC420 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Agenda & Summary of FDA Meeting RE Asbestos & Talc on DIVISION OF COLORS AND COSMETICS TECHNOLOGY FOOD DRUG ADMINISTRATION 7 re WASHINGTON D.C
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