FILE NAME: Pfizer (PFIZ) DATE: 1978-1983 DOC#: PFIZ006 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Material Safety Data Sheets MATERIAL,SAfEY PATA.SKSBT - FOKM 10 Thi* to m ppt t e th e feiUowin t U i RECEIVEO FESlOWP 14biut (<lC.

FILE NAME: Talc (TALC) DATE: 1979 DOC#: TALC051 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Cosmetic Talc and Ovarian Cancer .

FILE NAME: Talc (TALC) DATE: 1972 Apr 19 DOC#: TALC064 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to Barry Castleman from the US House of Representatives PAUL S.

FILE NAME: Talc (TALC) DATE: 1972 Oct 18 DOC#: TALC439 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to Flambeau Paper Co. from United Sierra O c to b e r 18# 1972 Iix 1201 T R M TO H ,N eW JeR 88V .O o

FILE NAME: Baldwin (BALD) DATE: 1970 Nov 27 DOC#: BALD026 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Inspection Report - Iron Dust Samples from Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton, Lima Division Bonsnber 27, 1970 Hr* Louia S* Belleaky Department of Tainatrial Medicine d JirgLene B&ginaaying 136114 Clini*,Foundation 1$59* Lake 8hor*~Btl*U ClanraLaDd, 6M q 4/II9 Dear Hr* Balieskyt , , Efadoaed pleaae find tao iron dnst sasplcs obtained at the Baldaria-lda*-Ha*lltcn Corporation, Liaa Division, forenolyai for iron exidea reported in adlligrass per cubic eeter* ^ Bo. 1 Maple - 15 in, m u obtained froa 150 liters, and Bo. 2 ample - 15 ndn. fits 155 liters.

FILE NAME Kelly Moore KM DATE 1972 Nov 6 DOC KM016 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Status Report on OSHA Requirements for Subparts & at PACO San Carlos ~ PACO TEXTURES MEMO TO Bob Miller FROM Doug Merrill November 6 1972 SUBJECT STATUS REPOROTN O.S.H.A.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1972 Aug 3 DOC TALC310 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to & research lab from Barry Castleman BC Notes 1972 BC letter to & cites Kleinfeld 1967 and Henderson 1971 papers accepts as apparent that Johnson's talc is free of asbestos Barry Castleman Comments - 1972 BC letter to & cites Kleinfeld 1967 and Henderson 1971 papers accepts as apparent that Johnson's talc is free of asbestos Dr.

FILE NAME Brand Insulations BIN DATE 1972 Feb 11 DOC BIN008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Brand OSHA comments on proposed standard for exposure to asbestos dust 15.01 Se reste) BRD commed AREA CODE 312 = PROZX 738-2515 2350 W.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 May 28 DOC NMA048 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - City Acts to Curb Asbestos Spray Spraying New York Times Current file May 28 1970 ProQuest HistoricalNewspapers The Spraying New Spraying because Spraying replaces PS hhaass rapidly grown rapidly rapidly the costlier method of enclosing ACTS CURB supporting members in con- CITY TO crete crete process In the spraying process how- ever 58 much as 50 per cent ASBESTOS SPRAY the asbestos escapes into the air Begins Hearings on Cancer Peril in Industrial Use To control this the regula- by tions proposed the city would require the enclosing of spray and areas and cleanup and disposal By DAVID BIRD The city opened hearings yes- terday would proposed regulations tihnagtof asbestcoosnttroolintshuelatsepraanyd fireproof buildings The regulations concerning implcated can- causing agent strongly implicated has can- strongly implicated as would be the - that procedures Dr.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1976 July 16 DOC NMA177 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Wall Street Journal Article - Wall Repair Goods Are Said to Contain Carcinogenic Fibers THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Friday Jul1y6 1976 Repair Goods Are Said to Contain Carcinogenic Fibers e * Some Patching Compounds Have Perilous Asbestos Studies Say Ban Asked a By a WALL STREET JOURNAL JOURNAL Staff Reporter WASHING-TSO omNe of the compounds used for patching and repairing Interior walls contain causing asbestos fibers and should be banned two interest organizations contended In a petition to the Consumer ' Product Resources ' Safety Commission the Natural Defense Council and Consumers Union esti- i mated that between a third and a half of the patching compounds sold in the US would be subject to such ban It cited products Ward sold by Mobil Corp's Montgomery !

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1971-1975 DOC TALC301 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Barry Castleman Letters & Communications Johnson DOMESTIC OperatiNG COMPANY NEW BRUNSWICK N.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1976 Mar 18 DOC TALC154 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memos RE Asbestos in Talc MEMORANDUM MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH EDUCATION AND WELFARE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION TO TO Robert M.

FILE NAME: Asbestos Cement Pipe and Sheet (ACPS) DATE: 1977 Mar 16 DOC#: ACPS022 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Unpublished Report - Dust Exposures During the Cutting and Machining of Asbestos/Cement Pipe ASBESTOS EXPOSURES DURING THE CUTTING AND MACHINING OF ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE Prepared for The A/C Pipe Producers Association 1600 Wilson Boulevard , Suite 1308 Ar lington, Virginia 22209 Prepared by Wesley M, Noble, B.S.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1972 Jan 6 Correct Date is on Last Page DOC BRK199 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report of the Illinois Pollution Control Board ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL January 6 1971 BOARD In the Matter of ASBESTOS REGULATIONS ) ) R71-16 ) OPINION OF THE BOARD ON ADOPTION OF REGULATIONS BY MR LAWTON: to asbestos and spray insula- relating 1971 Hearings Proposed regulaitnioNneswsletter 24 dated June 14 in tion were published held in Granite City on October 6 regulations were October 19 1971 Notice on these Chicago on October 15 and in Waukegan on draft together with the form of regulation 1971 in News- of the proposed final on December 5 proposed for adoption were published invited and a small number have letter 37 Written comments were today in the form as pub- been received We adopt the regulations minor clarifying lan- 37 modified by some is to prevent lished in Newsletter in these regulations Our principal concern resulting from the use guage or limit the emissions into the atmosphere asbestos products and the resulting disasingestion and of asbestos and resulting from inhalation pathological consequences This Opinion will consider the source inhalation of this mineral of asbestos and asbestos bearing of asbestos the uses and their demonstrated and types the cause of asbestos emissions the measurement and monitor- community abatement products the health of the impact upon means available for emission of asbestos fibers and the the substative provisions ing modifications made in and ultimate and control The their original proposal of the regwuillaltiloinksewibseetwe be en discussed adoption of natural to variety The term asbestos is a name given indestructible character mined silicates of a virtually crocidolite amosite occurring minerals are chrysotile and actino- The major asbestos are tremolite Of lesser importance content and anthophylmliinteerals differ in their metallic elementteanlsile strength and harshness lite These of fiber diameter flexibility determine their indus- range and other attributes that retention surface properties affect their respirability uses and which in turn is mined and commercially trial and biologic reactivity Over 90 of what to as serpentine sometimes referred used as asbestos is chrysotile collectively referred to as The remaining minerals are fourth of the world asbestos amphiboles The United States mous se ts ofabowuhtich is imported from Canada production of this substance Ex 3 Air Pollution Aspects of Asbestos Litton Report Ex 19 and Africa of September 1969 1971.

FILE NAME Painters and Allied Trades PAINT DATE 1979 Feb DOC PAINT061 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from Painters and Allied Trades Journal Journal month examines ecial patterns in examines America works report begins on otos by Les Crandell NEWS AND FEATURES page All - 10 Special Convention Notice to All Local Unions 11 GP Raftery Nominates Dr.