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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1978 June DOC ASB016 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Annual Meeting Minutes - Friction Materials Standards Institute "CSC Mer. v or- rd PATION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE INC 210 ROUTE 04 PARAITUS N.J. 07552 MISTUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING MEETING BDX58 of the FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE ENC Wednesday and Thursday June 28 and 29 1978 8:30 A.II.
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FILE NAME DuPont DUP DATE 1970 May 6 & 7 DOC DUP013 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Minutes from Asbestos Dust Inhalation Conference May 6 & 7 with Attached Cover letter - 1970 Aug 25 -- -- . : - mae o E.
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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1973 Aug 20 DOC JMA315 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Removal of Amosite from Maranite Manville Internal Correspondence Correspondence Correspondence H.
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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1974 June 18 DOC JMA122 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Stockholders Meeting Minutes Coalinga Asbestos nd ad COALINGA ASBESTOS COMPANY Inc.
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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1975 DOC JMA191 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Confidential Report on Asbestos Fiber Prepared for the M Legal Dept Al CONFIDENTIAL Pl 10 I5 FIBER FIBER PREPARED PREPARED PREPARED PREPARED PREPARED PREPARED FOR FOR FOR THE THE THE J. " " LEG LEG LEG 17 Al Al 1,/ DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMEN DEPT ARTMENT 1 WORLD PRODUCTION - 1974 a By Country 1 List each producer by Co. name 2 List by each producer total production by fiber group 3 Show ownership of each producer 2 CONSUMPTION WORLD BY MAJOR PRODUCT CATEGORY - 1974 3 WORLD MARKETS - 1974 List by continent a Total quant of fiber by group b Major suppliers by continent by group c Major customers & products manuf 4 Describe the location of existing asbestos prospects in the world and the feasibility of entering into production for each deposit Include the type of fiber that can be produced from each deposit and the estimated annual production 5 List the 10 major purchasers of asbestos in the world showing the tonnage and $ volume and the approx breakdown by fiber group 6 List the 10 major purchasers of asbestoisn the U.S. showing the tonnage and$ volume and the approx breakdown by fiber group 7 List the countries importing fiber into the U.S. showing for each country the producer by tonnage and the type of fiber 8 9 10 For J.M. state the or have an interest group from each location of all asbestos and the total tonnage of mines fiber which we produced own by For J.M. state the country and the purchasers in each country by group where the fiber is sold ofmarket Show J.M. share Group - ; in tons and percent for each fiber a In the U.S.
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FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1975-1978 DOC JMA043 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION AIA Documents Crown Zellerbach Ad & Survey - Membership List Product Literature and Letters ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1745 Jeffersor Dans Highway Highway Crystal Arlington Virginia 22202 February 14 1978 Mr.
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FILE NAME Kohler KOH DATE 1971-1979 DOC KOH022 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memos CC for .
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1971 May 4 DOC NMA053 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Coats with Asbestos in Fabrics Termed Hazardous By HERBERT KOSHETZ NewYork Times Currentfile May 4 1971 ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times 1851-2002 1851-2002 1851-2002 Pg Coats With Asbestos in Fabrics Termed Hazardous By HERGERT KOSHETZ Consumers and workers have been exposed to a serious health including the possibility of lung cancer- from women's coats made with cloth containing asbestos fiber an officer of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union said yesterday More than 100,000 of these coats were manufactured last fall and winter from a blend of wool nylon and asbestos sald Henoch Mendelsund a vice president of the union and some of the cloth with 8 per cent asbestos is still available An order has gone out to union members not to cut or sew cloth containing asbestos Mr.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1972 July 16 DOC NMA067 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT Article - Asbestos Detected in Test of Drugs Asbestos Detected in Test of Drugs By JANE E.
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 July 2 DOC NMA164 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Engineering News - State CA Curbs Asbestos hs { f i - NEW YORK NEW YORK W. 87,852 JUL 2 1370 CALIF .
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FILE NAME Special Asbestos SA DATE 1978 Oct 30 DOC SA011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Published Article from Newspaper THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Monday Oct. 30 1978 Fifteen Asbestos Firms Are Sued for $ Billion In Worker Health Case LOS ANGELES UPI - A 1 billion action lawsuit was filed on behalf of 5,000 shipyard workers charging 15 major asbestos manufacturers with conspiracy to conceal and to distort reports on the health dangers of asbestos oe More than 1,000 asbestos lawsuits | are filed nationwide but Friday's Los Ange les superior court action is believed to be the largest scope The suit asks for general and punitive| damages and for medical expenses and loss of earnings on behalf of each worker te oy | was extremely _ Asbestos and is an haz- ardous substance and was and is unsafe and defective when used in the construction re- pair and maintenance of seagoing vessels by workers at Todd Pacific Shipyard in San Pedro and the Long Beach Naval Shipyard re the suit contends : RR When breathed the tiny asbestos parti- cles cause severe disabling and deadly conditions of the lungs and respiratory problems including lung cancer the suit said The suit said the defendant companies caused the workers and their employers to be deprived of knowledge and information of the material's dangerous nature As a result the companies did not take those mea- sures necessary for the protection of the health and lives of plaintiffs Additionally the suit contends the defendants have been unjustly enriched by the profits of their continued manufacture and sale of asbestos during the period of their concealment of the facts 1938 to present Thus the suit says the companies are indebted to the injured workers in the amount of their profits since that timeabout $ billion Lawyers for the plaintiffs said they be- lieved this was the first time in an astestos- related lawsuit that workers had asked for restitution of profits a legal remedy that generally is confined to one aggrieved businessman suing another businessman Defendants in the suit are Manville Corp Manhattan Inc Owens- Corning Fiberglas Corp Celotex Corp Philip Carey Corp Picher Industries Inc Pittsburgh Corp Unarco Industries Inc Combustion Engineering Inc Standard Asbestos Manufacturing & Insulat ing Co Rubberoid Co Keene Corp Armstrong Cork Co H.R.
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FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1978 or 1979 DOC TALC018 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Book Chapter - Impact of Govt Regs on the Mineral Producing and Consuming Industries pid 1978 or 1979 _~. .
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FILE NAME: Asbestos Cement Pipe and Sheet (ACPS) DATE: 1972 DOC#: ACPS013 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Articles from International Labour Office \ \ \ \ OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH SERIES SAFETY AND HEALTH I i IN SHIPBUILDING AND SHIP REPAIRING \ I INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE - GENEVA - 1972 100 ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE Table 4 VARIOUS OPERATIONS WITH INCOMBUSTIBLE BOARDS OR PANELS Asbestos dust concentrations (fibres/cl Operation Hand sawing Unveneered Veneered Power hand saw Unveneered Veneered Bench saw Unveneered Veneered A test room investigation Other reported cou: without dust with dust without dust with extraction extraction extraction extra- 31.4 58.4 3.4 13.8 to 44.8 - 1.1 - - >200 - >100 - 1.6 87 1.5 - 63 to 109 1.7 4.5 109 to 186 1.5 - - 1.4 Power drill Unveneered Veneered 1.9 0.9 1.0 0.7 - - 5.4 - * These counts have been reported by various investigators under varying conditions, but the ARC's membrane sampling method has been used in all cases.
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FILE NAME Koppers East KBE DATE 1975 DOC KBE025 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Annual Report ANNUAL REPORT 1975 i (Wu H018334 H018334 (TE ILRI SKENDALL BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman Edward J.
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FILE NAME Painters and Allied Trades PAINT DATE 1978 July DOC PAINT058 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from Painters and Allied Trades Journal Painters Painters Painters NYSSILR LEGAL DEFENDANT'S CORNELL UNIVERSIT EXHIBIT UCC ITHACA NY case Specific- UCC Specific- STATE 10058 ALL Black On the Cover IBPAT skills are helpingto preserve Amer- Journal NEWS AND FEATURES page Inside Front Cover From the General President 9 IBPAT Rallies for Labor Law Reform 12 Supreme Court Crimps Safety Inspections 14 The Dangers of Excessive Noise 16 A Dream Ended Plant Closedowns 31 The General Treasurer Reports DEPARTMENTS page 21 23 . 27 Bacon Forum Local and District Council News Financial Report DEVOTED TO THE TRADE INTERESTS OF RESIDENTIAL fiCOMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 'SIGN fiPICTORIAL COACH fiAUTOMOBILE A IRCRAFT ' MACHINERY @ RAILWAY EQUIPMENT DECORATING SHIP AND SCENIC PAINTING ' PAPERHANGING WALL COVERING e DECORATIVE AND ARCHITECTURAL GLASS WORK GLAZING @ CARPET 'LINOLEUM 'SOFT TILE PAINT AND VARNISH MAKING BRUSH MAKERS AND TO THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT IN GENERAL Any member or subordinate body publishing programs souvenirs or other documents of any description must not designate them as The Official Journal of 7 Brotherhood or as The Painters and Allled Trades Journal either upon the publication itself on their advertising Contract forms or stationery 750 New York Ave.
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