FILE NAME Cape Asbestos CAPE DATE 1978 Mar 8 DOC CAPE171 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Telex to Mr.

FILE NAME Eternit ETER DATE 1972 Jan 4 DOC ETER103 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to Einer Juel & Co. from D.

FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1976 Nov 24 DOC HC015 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Trumball Corporate - Confidential ~ Nin 1 Corporate Trumbull TO Nr G.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1972 DOC JMA305 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Pamrod Product Literature BD PAMROD MAKES COMPLETE MAKES OF FITTING materi techni - high to PA and to q has b . applic Bfi you r and aniyn probi % durin EF excell : for ou Giv Insul you n Manu j Sales Offic PRODUCED JMJM 83 NICA OUTLOOK ~ OVEMBI pene ee tee we fe eee wee ee ee bem Everyone in in the industrial insulation business Inows the many reasons for the use of asbestos materials And everyone in any business knows that having the handle on videly demanded saving product Increases profitability PAMROD puts you in that position with asbestos molded high temperature Ells and Tees because we're the only | company that manufactures a complete line such products We have it all _ What else we have is the finest product available to the industry Superior performince is engineered and built into every PAMROD insulation product And yet more PAMROD elbow and tee covers cost no han competitive products Important manufacturing .

FILE NAME Kelly Moore KM DATE 1976 Oct 8 DOC KM034 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Asbestos Ceiling Tile TO Frank Scaggs PACO TEXTURES MEMO FROM Doug Merrill SUBJECT ASBESTOS CEILING TEXTURE October 8 1976 Even though the state agencies in the Northwest have stand on asbestos I'm sure the not day taken a strong will come You should consider before changing to it becomes the asbestos ceiling texture required We have all of our California Hawaii and Utah ceiling texture customers using our asbestos either 6373G 32 or 6374K 40 products immediate advantages in going to There are some such as a .46 per bag savings with these products the 6374H which you currently buy the 6374K over not have to purchase or handle The factory would the asbestos Also you would not run the risk as is the case with Kaiser in the attached article Attach 1 All DWM jlb jlb Cc Bill Harrison John Winslow KM 01161 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 52KM

FILE NAME Quigley QUIG DATE 1973 Nov 21 DOC QUIG037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Phasing out Asbestos To Mr.

FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1972 Sept 5 DOC OC389 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Inquiry from Japan on Subject of Asbestos 5113 PLAINTIFF'S No.

FILE NAME: Pacific Asbestos Associates (PAA) DATE: 1979 PAA004 DOC#: PAA004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Warren Co.

FILE NAME Dental Asbestos DEN DATE 1977 DOC DEN103 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION US Army Research Report - Asbestos A Subtle Carcinogen in the Dental Lab A045 027 UNCLASSIUNCLASFIFIED IUNCLEASSIDFIED ARMY INST ASBESTOS SEP 77 DE OF DENTAL RESEARCH WASHINGTON DC DC A SUBTLE CARCINOGEN IN THE DENTAL DE CUTRIGHT EF EF HUGET JM JM BRADY LABORATORY SEM G 6/5 AND --ETC SERRE EER) 09778 11..00 | 20 18 .25 1.4 1.6 09778 SECURITY SECURITY CLASSIFICATION CLASSIFICATION OF THIS PAGE When Data Entered REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE 1.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 July DOC NMA169 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Progressive Architecture Article - Hazardous Materials le Hazardous Materials How the design and application of some materials can create serious health hazards is reported by the Chief Specifications Writer of Skidmore Owings& MervillMervill New York Mervill asbestos insulation The New York City Air Resources Commistros in the application of sprayed These new ordinances require sumplate sumplate on FS of sumplate wma LH of thethe the which we work is to be performed b5 means of tarpantina or temporary en- closures ue of approved Bureau of Mines masks warning signs clean- ing up operations after after installation vacuuming of droppings into sealed containers and disposal in approved sanitary fills Awarches of this hazard should prompt wa to examine all of the building materials that are currently employed and especially the man- made products of chemistry in order to learn about their potential danger If we can recognise the probiem carried on under controlled condi- tions Tar products have been known to produce kin irritations and rash- es Some sealants have arrid fumes that may be harmful to people who are sensitive and allergic to these properties It is ential that manu- facturers recognise tanse problems and develop precautionary programs to reduce and minimize these hazards In the minijat minijat minijat minijat 1.1 deer stallation stages ContraContcractorts Coontrractsors and in- stallers should be cautioned and they abould introduce safety measures for the protection of personnel involved in these applications For many years architects and en- gineers have desigual belidings with components that are now being rec ognized as maving a deleterious effect upon the inhabitants For example ducts air shafts and ceiling plenums supply utilized for the movement of or return air are sometimes limed with fiber materials such as asbestos mineral with a Gurglass Theme materials are used for either fre sistive properties in the pic areas or for sound isolation or thermal insulation in ducts and air shafts They are constantly being eroded by air movement and the par- ticles are carried into the air sop- plied in the habitable areas Studies being conducted by some media authorities indicate possible con- tamination of the air supply that may cause irritation at the least and serious bealth hazards at the worst Details of designs should be reexamined to place these materials externally if possible out of the air stream or by coating and seating these surfaces when there is no other solution Some municipal bodies are studying these problems and are con- sidering ordinances which may pre clude the use of such materials when they are exposed in air handling designs A recent New York City ordi- nance requires the sealing or conting of these fibrous materials in ceiling plenum areas Some materials such as urethane foams have been know to give off moxious gases when exposed to fire and are presumed to have lethal effects upon individuals exposed to there fumes The new New York City Building Code enacted in 1966 con- usein tains a provision against the use - mini mini u . nisi nisi usein usein of Saree uyub incineration that are more toxic than those produced by the burning of word or paper While no standard test method has been prom rated to evaluate the degree of toxicity of burning wood or paper as compared to other materiais que must begin to take cognizance of these materials as possible health hazards when subjected to fire is well known fact that more fatalities occur from smoke and gas inhalation inhalation than from fire itself in the dis- astrous Boston Coconut Grove fire the wave only only iowee, UK JEI ABEND -> from the effects of smoke and fumes developed by the burning of coated decorations than from fames produced by the fire building Many plastics used in constructive should be tested fo smoke development and fuel contri bution as well as flame spread char- the event of fire the effects of smoke will be a contributory cause for fatal- ities In addition a meaningfu stan- dard test procedure should be devil- devil- oped to measure the toxicity resulting from the burning of materials to ascertain the level at which certain of these materials might be consid- ared detrimental to the health and safety of the inhabitants -- +1

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1978 DOC TALC014 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE NIOSH Study on Talc Deposits in the US MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA MSHA OCT 02 1978 .

FILE NAME Painters and Allied Trades PAINT DATE 1976 May DOC PAINT044 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from Painters and Allied Trades Journal MAY MAYMAY 197619761976 LEGAL DEFENDANT'S LEGAL LEGALVLC - cEaXsHeIBspIeTcific- STATE STATE ALL ALL ALL Journal This month a report The Decade of Job Safety IBPAT'S out effort to help NEWS AND FEATURES page Inside Front Cover 4 6 From the General President Job Parley Targets Political Action Panel Contest Winners Named 7 The Decade of Job Safety Special Report 12 IBPAT Gets CETA Pact 19 District 6 Active in Public Sector 31 The GST Reports e DEPARTMENTS page 15 Local District Council News 23 Labor Beat 24 The Sports and Recreation Scene 26 Financial Report DEVOTED TO THE TRADE INTERESTS OF RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL e SIGN e PICTORIAL .

FILE NAME Painters and Allied Trades PAINT DATE 1978 Jan DOC PAINT055 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from Painters and Allied Trades Journal : = ment is the nation's top priority Story page 4 Journal NEWS AND FEATURES page Inside Front Cover 7 8 12 31 From the General President IUD to Stress Organizing Jobs Labor Law Reform Gets Grassroots Effort Shipyard Paint Jobs Keep IBPAT Duo Busy The General Treasurer Reports DEPARTMENTS page 17 Labor Beat 19 Canadian Labour 21 Local and District Council News 26 Sports and Recreation 27 Financial Report RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL @ SIGN fi@ PICTORIAL COACH # AUTOMOBILE 'AIRCRAFT MACHINERY @ RAILWAY EQUIPMENT ' WALL COVERING e DECORATIVE AND ARCHITECTURAL GLASS WORK .

FILE NAME: Foseco (FOS) DATE: 1972 June 13 DOC#: FOS025 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Unpublished Inspection Report Toaaco 20200 Sholdea. ?

FILE NAME: Foseco (FOS) DATE: 1972 Mar 24 DOC#: FOS020 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter ?