FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1975 June 16 DOC#: ABX213 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Medical Department, Memo to File by M.

FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1979 June 28 DOC#: ABX111 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo from Abex NY Office RE If & When to Notify Employees of Overexposure to Lead, Asbestos, etc.

FILE NAME: Mine Safety Appliances (MSA) DATE: 1972 Apr 17 DOC#: MSA004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE Respirators: Welsh 7165 Disposable vs.

FILE NAME: ALCOA (ALC) DATE: 1971 Mar 3 DOC#: ALC009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Unpublished Company Report ENVI ROM?.?

FILE NAME: Asarco (ASAR) DATE: 1979 Nov 12 DOC#: ASAR003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Minutes of A/C Pipe Producers Committee Meeting with Notes Regarding AIA, OSHA & EPA s CEMENT ASBESTOS PRODUCTS COMPANY Birmingham, Alabama November 14, 1979 .

FILE NAME: Allied Signal Bendix (ASB) DATE: 1979 Aug 18 DOC#: ASB127 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Newspaper Article - 1977 Asbestos Study Results at Bendix Plant Challenged HE TIMES RECORD-THE SUNDAY RECORD I SERVING TROY ANO RIVE CAPITAL D IS T R IC T C O U N T IE S P U BLISH ED BY TH E T R O r P U B L IB M IN G C O INC SOI B R O A D W A Y .

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1977 Mar DOC QAMA148 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Bulletin Vol 1 No. 1 Industry Advocates Dynamic Collaboration by M.J.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 Apr 16 DOC NMA140 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Athens Messenger Newspaper Article - Pollution & Asbestos we ce THE ATHENS MESSENGER ATHENS CHIO c 17.000 18,000 ing and maintenance men how incinerators to control Service to operate it burners air pollution the U.A.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 Apr 24 DOC NMA144 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Patterson Evening News Article - Asbestos Dust = PATERSON EVENING HERS PATERSON N. e 701.000 APR 24 1970 - Automobile dust ang track brake shoes ape eiscs ere formed from a mixtus of a rusin and asbestos I have sel mada the calculation but - sf ...Srives...

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 Aug 17 DOC NMA172 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newsweek Article - A Matter of Life and Death A Matter of Life Life Life Life and and and Death Death Death signs on grinding machines warning operators to wear protective guggks big signs on plant with cantioner Don't Gamble With Safety And somehon the om deles convey the maser: WE Pe sea bene Maat wing af Siacmcen industry is safe and probably getting safer The National Safety Line f fore ota that Amann than in their sath sath sath sath the signs might well read Warming Work ing May Be Hazardous to Your Heath Materials and processes becoming are becoming name complex and dangerous sulety tends to take second place in speed of production a lethal blend of criminess and complex result in 2 mths by juries and 11,000 deaths every year industrial accidents Or as former Secretary of Labor George Shitte Shitte starkly puts it During the past four years mand Americans have been killed where y work then in Vietnam Almost surely Shultz understates the case The goverment's goverment's own statistics show that the rate of uniustrial acci- dents soared by 23 per cent between 193 1 1967 the latest year for which Some lave caily sixtech heen compied But since states cooperate with the Federal government in Lesing recurds the Labur Department's figures are based on mirstiaires filled out by _mudung _mudung An ^ 2 the businessmen complain such critics as president L.W.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1970 Aug 5 DOC NMA171 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Home News Article - Strikers Enter Pollution Debate Strikers Enter Pollution Debate By STU CHAPMAN Home News Staff Writer MANVILLE The sound and the fury of the environmental pollution debate bas left hardly a place in the country untouched or unal,,ocied in one way or an- other This borough is no exception and the charts posted at strike headquarters across the street from the Manville Corp tell the story So do 50 to 60 employes of Local 806 of the United Paperworkers and Papermak ors AFL who have reportedly been have - incapacitated by symptomssymptoms of a disease which doctors across the country linked to the inhalation of anbestos dust and fibers Incurable Incurable It le disease of the lungs incurable Irreversible Larribly disabling ofbum fatal Il manifesta ^ lself gradually after a per- son has been exposed to the particles of asbestos for about 10 to 20 years Most of the employs laid off by the disesse or Ita symptoms have been exposed to asbestos particies in the plant for 20 yours or more according to union officials and can work a full day One of the demands of the union u for in rraced protection for Workert ist the plani Irun asbestos p fielt which are said to circulate freely if cepelt areas The workers in the ant who have the mnat direct contact with asbestos B material extensively used for fireproofing purtow~ are said it be equipped equipped with respirator l^rpuse they in some cases have to shovel the material int mixers But Robert Klinger vi presklent of the unun sauf other employes who work in adjicent areas of the plant iua less preter ed and exposod ta lie cut The company isn't allowed to take the material and leave it at the town dump but workers have to sinvel ho stuff back into the mixers be s^ Physician Study The unlon played on ini sentiri role in pu licising a study dose two yenin ago by a ginup of physicit testended with Middlesex General and Somerset Hospl- lu The exhibition - nou on display at the strike headquarters - includes a rks of greatly enlarged color projections depicting the clinical course tallographie picture and treks and mikroscopie fen- tures of meso hifioma a little known and 1are form of satcer Under the provisions of the current kicapacitated contract employes who are kicapacitated may be lod uff for two years at which time wir employment is terminal- ed The unior has demanded that this pe- riod be exten fext to five years Hazards Told While the union has been keenly al- tuned to the dingers of the substance Ita hazards to it publie most particularly in the cities has only recently heen told In the spraying of buildings with ashertos to maka tiem fireproof 50 per cent of the material is taldi to escape into the air The situation has ter me so storming In New York City for example that the city's administration has taken stepa la regulate the use of asbestos spray Home exun the flocis of asbestos have Indicated that where there are high concentri of the insterial a breathing appara us with an pendent air supply woud be required instead of the filter masks most commonly upnrdesent .

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1971 Dec 4 DOC NMA059 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Industrial Emission Standards For 3 Air Pollutants Proposed Industrial Emission Standards For 3 Air Pollutants Proposed KENWORTHY Special The New York By W New York Times pg 34 to Current file Dec 4 Times 1971 ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times 1851-2002 1851-2002 1851-2002 Industrial Emission Standards For 3 Air Pollutants Proposed By E.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1973 Aug 31 DOC TALC454 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo - Differences between NY State Talcs Used by Different Companies Manville .

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1973 DOC TALC122 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION US Senate Hearings on Toxic Substances Control Act of 1973 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT OF 1973 HEARINGS BEFORE THE ENVIRONMENT SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE- UNITED STATES SENATE NINETY CONGRESS FIRST SESSION ON S. 426 andAmendmen1 ts and 9 S. 888 TO BE KNOWN AS THE TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT OF 1973 FEBRUARY 23 26 AND MARCH 21 1973 Serial No. 93 18 Printed for the use of the Committee on Commerce . 94-872 as U.S.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1976 Oct 29 DOC TALC479 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Pfizer Talc Samples JM Manville Internal Correspondence R. ws 3-05 ; To _ Lamar - " . * 7 Date October 29 1976 From M.