FILE NAME: WR Grace (WRG) DATE: February 5, 1973 DOC#: WRG344 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: 1973 memo from RC Ericson regarding St Thomas Plant quality level TO: ui/y^Oruz/Scarborough CPD DATE: FROM: R.

FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1972 Dec 6 DOC#: ABX091 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: FMSI Memo to Active Members RE Survey - OSHA Labeling Requirements FPICTION MATERIALS STANE S INSTITUTE, INC. , S. 210 ROUX , PARAHUS.N.J . 07652 BULLETIN N 0. 462 December 6 , 1972 10: - ACTIVE MEMBERS SUBJECT: SURVEY - OSHA LABELING REQUIREMENTS oOfn NthoeveOmSbHeAr 6r e, g1u9l7a2tiownes s ecno nt coeurnt inag r el iqbueelsitn gf o rre qInufiroermm eantitosn f oanrd.a Isnb teesrtop sr e ttya pt ieo n brake lining and d u tc h facing shipm ents,' where subsequent nachining (cu ttin g , pgrroindduicntgs,. d r i l l i n g , c h a m fe rin g , g ro o v in g ) was l i k e l y to b e done on th e s e Twenty-five questionnaires were se n t o u t.

FILE NAME: Mobil (MOB) DATE: 1975 Nov 17 DOC#: MOB005 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Internal Document - Asbestos Handling Requirements supervisors ianoooo; ASBESTOS HANDLING REQUIREMENTS Section Issued _______ S A j & n ______________ November 1 7 , 1975 Coda 11.7 .Replaces _________ NEW ____________ Asbestos is a nyorated magnesium snlicata used for heat insulation and ia textile products which must resist high temperatures.

FILE NAME: Celanese (CEL) DATE: 1971 Jan 29 DOC#: CEL029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Meeting Minutes - Excerpt - Air Quality Committee - Tab G MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOCIATION 1131 CONN ECTICUT AVENUE.

FILE NAME: Ford (FD) DATE: 1972 July-Aug DOC#: FD301 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Ford Dealer Magazine - Interview with OSHA Rep, Asbestos Exposure from Blow Out of Brakes in Shops FORD M A G A Z IN E JU LY-A U G U ST 1972 W M Dealers Should Know' /4boul Ihe New'/Models PRODUCED BY FORD MOTOR COMPANY R E Y E S 007782 PRODUCED BY FORD MOTOR COMPANY Industry first DIRECT AND INSTANT television communica tions between Ford dealers, their personnel and customers and Ford Motor Company soon will be a reality, thanks to a new video-tape system being installed in dealerships throughout North America.

FILE NAME: Ford (FD) DATE: 1973 May DOC#: FD009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Published Conference Presentation - Asbestos Emissions from Brake Dynamometer Tests SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, INC7 Two Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, N.Y. 1QQQT- .

FILE NAME: Ford (FD) DATE: 1973-1974 Mar DOC#: FD011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Internal Report - Brake-Drum Decomposition Products-Current Research Areas Brake-Drum Decomposition Producta-Current Research Areas Mr.rcu . 197.1 - March, 1974 The Environmental Sciences Laboratory la currently studying asbestos exposure In workmen who repair and service brake-llnlngs.

FILE NAME: Ford (FD) DATE: 1975 July 17 DOC#: FD165 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Note to the File Note to the File 7/17/75 2 i h 1hP0?

FILE NAME: Johnson & Johnson (JAJ) DATE: 1971 Sept DOC#: JAJ052 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Report - Preliminary Report on Examination of Grantham Ore, Medicated Talcum Powder and Shower to Shower Talcum Powder - with Cover Letter m tS A D , MBDXCBD, ORHHAM TALC ,b Vim Ri R o llo ' o f ila J Pw teftlMl D oeuiM iit-C u^M tto PreteeBv Ord*r JNJAZ*S_0000Q88S3 RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT WALTER C.

FILE NAME DuPont DUP DATE 1970 Mar 9 DOC DUP142 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from James F.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1970 Apr 28 DOC JMA085 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Asbestos Rope Exposures 1.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1970 June 1 DOC JMA273 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Health Research Report - Mechanical Packings Association with BC Notes 7/6/98 7/5/98 Mechanical Packings Association Mechanical Packings Association requested Sheckler to speak on health problems of asbestos p 13 of internal M report by Jackson and Sheckler June 1 1970 4'17 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT HEALTH RESEARCH REPORT JUNE 1 1970 TO C.

FILE NAME Mundet Cork MCK DATE 1978 DOC MCK105 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION WC Claim of Swartout Pt 1 ontfydh stn Ne artf

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1971 DOC NMA180 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Wall Street Journal - Open Spraying of Asbestos Materials Would Be Banned by New EPA Standards = Open SprayingSpraying of Asbestos Materials Would Be | Would Banned by By o WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff Reporter WASHINGTON Open spraying of as bestos fireproofing and insulation would be pro- hibited under new emission standards pro- posed by the Environmental Protection Agency _ The clean standards which cover beryl- New EPA Standards training of workers won't be needed Additional costs aren't anticipated for beryllium users but the mercury alkali plants will have to spend 0.5 to 0.9 of annual total products worth The figure for mines will be 2.5 to 3.6 the agency estimated At a briefing on the proposal Dale M.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 DOC NMA003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Consumer Reports - Possible Industrial Causes of Lung Cancer - Asbestos aggravate . functional or organic disease arly the person with an active It is particu- to be harmed peptic ulcer who is likely by smoke His response to active treatment ill be much less ives satisfactory than that of the patient who up smoking entirely These views are also shared + leading specialists in intestinal diseases It has been shown that nicotine reduce the damage of smoking in peorrsofnsilwittheractciivgearsettotme-s oh or duodenal ulcer SUMMING UP In summing up the evidence it seems established that smoking is harmful in vascular disorders of the and the eyes and in active extremities so definitely definitely peptic ulcer Inhaling smoke is irritating to the nose throat and larynx The dence is inconclusive with respect to the effects of smok- ng on athletic ability and on heart disorders As for cancer of the lung the most this time relates its reasonable view phenomenal and alarming rise in equency in industrial countries is the air of partly to the diffusion carcinogens derived from industry and ansportation partly to unusual exposures to carcinogens many occupations and partly to excessive cigarette Ring The control of respiratory or lung cancer would pear to require a pronged effort by individuals raunities industries and voluntary uch as the American Cancer health agencies in 2 Society against 1 air pol- occupational exposure and 3 excessive cigarette ing How significant a factor regular cigarette smok- is in contributing to lung cancer remains to be de- ined Until more conclusive evidence is d seem prudent to reduce reported it cigarette smoking to less in half pack a day or to smoke a pipe or cigars in mod- I There is no conclusive evidence that + nicotine or filter or smoking king cigarettes offers Protection Protection to those with disorders which are knsuobwsntant-o aggravated by sinoking What can be said for the smoking habit living organisms are characterized by the irritability When an organist receives a stipmruolpuesrtiyt by a discharge of energy Human beings are exposed an enormous number of stimuli in their environment g the most important of these are the stresses and i of modern society family occupation and raunity tensions To contend with these tension . d relief from them man has adopted a numsbteirmuloif its including smoking Reaching for a cigarette light- it holding it in the mouth inhaling and blowing out of smoke are motor activities that relieve tensions arco also provides at least one , chemical nicotine appears to have a tranquillizing effect on the nervous a These effects may be so valuable to some individ that they will willingly risk whatever harm be ated with the habit may On the other hand there are ": for whom these risks are not worthwhile and 1 therefore cut who out or cut down on their smoking POSSIBLE INDUSTRIAL CAUSES OF LUNG CANCER CHROMATES FROM CHROME ORE SMELTING _, _ PLATING PIGMENTS PAINTS INKS AND ABRASIVES NICKEL CARBONYL FRCM NICKEL ORE REFINING PLATING AND BUFFING ARSENIC FROM "5.